Sentences with phrase «how word study»

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Now the MIT researchers admit they made a mistake in how they worded the key survey questions in their study.

Depending on how the question is worded, studies show anywhere from 20 to 80 percent of employers offer some type of formal flexible work program to their employees.

They'll use an Italian word like «sprezzatura» («studied carelessness») and explain how that excuses wrinkle - prone linen from joining the rest of shirt fabrics, which play it straight and have a positive relationship with the ironing board.

Traders do not require any particular training or studies, but to join the platform, potential traders will have to come up with a strategy statement of roughly 750 words, outlining how they wish to use their bitcoin collateral to make profit while trading currency, stocks and ETFs on the platform.

He has spent over 15 years studying social influence, what drives word of mouth and virality, and how this leads products and ideas to catch on.

Berger studied why some New York Times articles make the paper's own Most E-mailed List, why products get word of mouth, and how social influence shapes everything from the cars we buy to the clothes we wear to the names we give our children.

How many folk get pressured to leave a good SS class or Bible study where they are receiving the meat of the Word so «they can get busy for the Lord» and «helping His church to grow»?

This post is not exactly a word study of those words, but a general theological clarification for how to deal with some of these tough texts in the Bible that deal with the topic of punishment.

I'm so thankful that the Holy Spirit was able to show me how important it is to study the Word on one's own, and not just accept unquestioning whatever comes over the pulpit.

Studying theology leads me to a better understanding of God and His word, which changes who I am and how I think, and better enables me to help others by being able to answer their questions, or guide them away from snakes.

How odd is it that the words of affirmation denied him by the church, would be spoken by men standing on the surface of the same moon Galileo observed through his telescope when he studied the night skies?

It is not a person's words that make him or her a Christian, or what they post on Facebook or wear on their t - shirts, or even how many Bible verses they can quote, or how often they attend church and Bible studies, or whether they can «take a stand for Christ.»

As for following a pope yes that is what they do, how many truely have read and studied the Word of God.

If the experts can not even agree on what words should even be in the text, how can I begin to study the Bible for myself?»

A close Nerbal study of such writings as the Epistle of James, the First Epistle of John, and the ethical sections of most of the Pauline Epistles, is needed to show how deeply embedded in the teaching of the early Church was the tradition of the words of Jesus which gave authority to it all.

One important tool that many good scholars use to help them understand how the words were used and understood by the original author and to the original audience is historical - cultural background studies.

I am shocked by the Christian teachings that instruct people specifically «how» to study God's Word in the «right» way — «how much time to spend» praying and studying the Bible — «how» to come to the «right» interpretation of each Scripture verse / passage (guided by them — tying the hands of God and Jesus» Holy Spirit, and ignoring that God's Word is living and active...)-- insistence that increased Bible study, prayer and intersession, by their sheer weight, automatically make us closer to being better Christians — closer to perfection and more pleasing to our Lord and Savior.

A sermon should not only lead individuals into a greater knowledge of God's word, but also instructing believers on how to study God's word for themselves and not always be reliant on others.

I actually agree with you that one of the steps in Greek word studies is to look at the how the word was used in extrabiblical literature.

From this study in the New Testament, estimates are made as to what was probably the original form, and, therefore, how much in the Gospels can be taken as the authentic words and deeds of Jesus.

Notice here that we do not use the words «spoken» and «heard,» because studies in communication have shown how much depends not only on explicit verbal content, but on appearance, gesture, and facial expressiveness as well as vocal tone and inflection, and how all of these are interpreted through the ethos of a particular congregation.

Cassian does not mean that one learns how to pray by studying the Scriptures; for him rather the words of the Bible are the primary vehicle that one uses to pray.

@ Mosihasteen i bet you hundred million go study the quran man and find every negative thing in quran you can possibly can do some more study with your byest mind and then gather all that nd then search it up y did god said those things in quran tell you what i do nt have hundred million but i have my fath which is more worth than that if every negative thing in quran u find and you actully study further you will find y it is said by god and what is the reason and how it is possitive and i give you my word if you find 1 mistake or error in quran i will convert to what ever you follow man there you go wana take the challenge

The Jews should also study how the ancient Israel sinned against God since during the reign of Solomon and how they misunderstood His Word and will to this day.

The more I study the Bible, the more I realize how truly wonderful it is that I can hold God's Word in my hand as the Holy Spirit guides my understanding of it.

George Herbert commented that his model parson «carries himself very respectfully, as to all the fathers of the church, so especially to his diocesan, honoring him both in word and behavior, and resorting unto him in any difficulty, either in his studies or in his parish,» 75 but there is no way of knowing how typical he was in this respect.

How this study has eluded public attention over the years is beyond me, but it popped up while I was doing word searches in a database called Questia.

After studying up and writing thousands of words about your team, here's how Bill thinks you stack up.

While these findings are certainly important to language - development researchers who are seeking to tease out how, exactly, babies come to acquire language, it's important for parents to know that the results of this study shouldn't significantly affect how they help their children pick up new words, although it might help explain why babies pick up certain words in the order that they do.

How about the «Formula is Voldemort» study, which showed that researchers regularly changed wording in studies so as not to sound like formula was the culprit in health problems?

While we certainly do not claim to utter the last word on the topic, we imagine that the focus will shift away from the big structural accounts surrounding inequality and democracy to more micro-level studies of how autocracies actually function.

(This study shows how infrequently preschoolers look at the words.)

He is now studying how word - of - mouth phenomena like fads and rumors flow through groups of people, hoping to apply this knowledge to processes such as political mobilization.

To reduce the issue to a word, they are studying «connectivity» — how do species respond when the geographical connections between the places they like to wander are blocked or degraded?

«Our study identified many such words, increasing the understanding of how genes are regulated both in normal development and cancer,» says Arttu Jolma.

Although the study is far from the last word, researchers say it will likely shift the debate about how to use CRP in guiding treatment.

Studying each product's carbon footprint is a way to assess its social, environmental and economic impact — in other words how sustainable it is — which Ankathi says is «defined as helping current generations without compromising their needs or the needs of future generations.»

Instead, he wanted to study how babies learn to say words.

Other linguists study semantics — how words are used to convey meaning, whereas still others study syntax — how words are put together to form sentences.

Further, the amount that people flushed out scene - related thoughts predicted how many of the studied words they would later remember, which shows the process is effective at facilitating forgetting.

To further their understanding of language processes in monolingual and bilingual infants, Assoc Prof Singh and her team are conducting studies to look at how babies track words in speech, how they process sentences in each language, and how good they are in detecting errors in each language.

Their study examined how creating images affected the ability to accurately recall conceptually related word lists as well as rhyming word lists.

In a separate study, a team at the University of Reading in England reviewed cognates (similar sounding words in different languages for the same object or meaning, such as «water» and the German «wasser») to determine how all Indo - European tongues progressed from a common ancestor that existed between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago.

«Most of us don't realize how much identity information is packed into our voices, even in a single word,» says Rupal Patel, a speech scientist at Northeastern University in Boston, who was not involved in the study.

The team members themselves have already found a clinical application for the program: to study how words are interpreted by survivors of a stroke, an event which can alter how they perceive vocal intonation.

A study in the New Journal of Physics finds that writers leave a regular, distinct pattern of how frequently they use new words.

But a study at the University of Leicester suggests that young developing readers also have a similar understanding of how these outside letters can help make sense of words.

«Between the time the child hears the word and the time the child clicks on the picture, eye tracking allows us to look at how they are activating information unconsciously,» says Schwartz, who also uses eye tracking to study speech problems in kids with hearing loss who rely on cochlear implants.

«Many studies have examined how children's invented spellings improve as they get older, but no previous studies have asked whether children's spellings improve even before they are able to produce spellings that represent the sounds in words,» Treiman said.

«In other words, our studies suggest that women's desire is not decisive for how active they are,» Dr. Beckman says.