Sentences with phrase «highlight commonality»

One of the site's new and exciting features is a collection of match questions used to highlight commonality between users.

It explains how melanin influences eye, hair and skin color and then highlights the commonalities of the fundamental humanity that we share.

«Munich» became a substitute for an argument: a lazy shorthand for drawing parallels between radically different historical episodes, highlighting the commonalities, downplaying the differences, and thereby resting on the implicit and fallacious assumption that the lessons of one period must automatically inform another.

Cuomo said he tapped Timothy Cardinal Dolan to organize an interfaith group of religious leaders and congregations to highlight the commonalities in the different faiths.

The study, sponsored by the National Center on Education and the Economy's Center on International Education Benchmarking, highlights commonalities in principal preparation among the systems whose students scored highest on the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) survey: Hong Kong, Ontario, Shanghai, and Singapore.

Even more compelling, it is about using data in humane and productive ways: to inspire rather than perspire; to bring together rather than pull apart; to highlight our commonalities and potentials rather than separate us by our failures.

There are several key elements of this definition that are important to tease out, which help to clarify the central characteristics of ECMHC and highlight commonalities and differences between ECMHC and other mental health strategies and interventions.

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This symposium will highlight factors that can improve or impede neonatal health, identifying commonalities relevant to both human and animal health.

He cites Kentucky's statewide training and Colorado's pilot districts as examples of successful large - scale implementation in districts and classrooms and highlights a number of cross-state and national organizations that are gaining traction as evidence of Common Core's ability to unify states and create commonalities.

The timeline highlights both the commonalities across states in actions and timing under the law, but also the variation in timing as SEAs and LEAs implement the law within their unique contexts (indicated through visual «windows» of time).

Though the exhibitions Hoffmann has chosen to highlight have little commonality in their geographies, artworks or even curatorial methodologies, they share a preoccupation with what curation means today, and how curators might take charge of staging experiencies with artworks.

What follows here, then, is a sprint through some of the artistic and curatorial highlights and low points, in search of commonalities, contradictions, and the ultimate conclusions to be drawn from three very different iterations of more or less the same idea: wresting art from the thrall of the market and restoring it to a conscientious existence.