Sentences with phrase «intimately tied to»

As REALTORS ®, we all know our business is intimately tied to the environment.

The skills of emotional competence do not develop in isolation from each other and their progression is intimately tied to cognitive development.

Intimately tied to our recent blog posts about Dr. Gottman's research on Bids And Trust and Sliding Door Moments, Sheridan illuminates Dr. Gottman's research in the context of our general views on generosity.

Or is your expertise and credibility so intimately tied to your employer that you're in big trouble without them?

The cultural life of the Gastonia is intimately tied to nearby Charlotte.

It's no wonder then that unemployment is so intimately tied to depression.

No true installation necessary — you could call it portable, but since it is so intimately tied to your media collection unless you cart it around on your media drive it's portable in principle only.

How we evaluate the success (or failure) of a project is intimately tied to our understanding of how problems should be solved.

For many closely - held businesses, estate planning is intimately tied to business planning.

Rural communities, whose livelihoods are intimately tied to the [continue reading...]

It seems clear that you see local economic development as intimately tied to sustainable development; can you tell us a little bit more about that?

This is one for those people who don't believe labor and social justice issues are intimately tied to green corporate efforts and environmentalism as a movement.

However, it is intimately tied to the WAM circulation, which in turn is affected by sea surface temperatures (SSTs), particularly antisymmetric patterns between the Hemispheres.

Is the science intimately tied to the policy and politicalagendas being promoted?

The principle of maximum entropy, used to deduce uninformative priors, is intimately tied to these symmetries.

Though connected to each city, Opshinsky's depictions juxtapose the observations of a native resident, intimately tied to the region's heritage, to that of a transplanted inhabitant — observing and creating history anew.

Writing about Frankenthaler in 1972, art critic Barbara Rose, spoke of «the freedom, spontaneity, openness and complexity of an image, not exclusively of the studio or the mind, but explicitly and intimately tied to nature and human emotions.»

In this Whitney Stories video, Michelson discusses the questions at the root of Devotion, including her role as choreographer, her relationship with dance and its history, and the way the work is intimately tied to the site where it's performed.

In one of her most famous statements concerning the art of Helen Frankenthaler, Rose hailed the freedom, spontaneity, openness and complexity of an image, not exclusively of the studio or the mind, but explicitly and intimately tied to nature and human emotions.

You are Jack Joyce, intimately tied to the two people that caused...

The amino acid l - arginine, is intimately tied to inflammation.

Risk is intimately tied to price in both situations, but setting a «fair» or «efficient» price seems to me to be to be secondary.

Yet despite all its challenges, Parneros says Barnes & Noble's future will be intimately tied to its fleet of 634 bookstores.

[ETA: This post on Fear and the Creative Worker is intimately tied to this post.

A key assumption underpinning the report of the National Commission on Excellence in Education back in 1983 was that America's economic well - being was intimately tied to the quality of its schools.

Now, a lot of this is intimately tied to why this movie doesn't quite work on a story level (about which more in the next section), but it's hard to deny just how much fun all of these actors are having.

Metal Gear units are always more than just giant mechs — they are symbols intimately tied to each game's thematic goals.

Your thyroid function is intimately tied to your adrenal function, which is intimately affected by how you handle stress.

Scent is intimately tied to memory and I realized that my earliest memories were tied to particular scent: my great aunt's hand lotion that I would smell when she sang me to sleep, the smell of medicine I had to take as a baby, tempera paint from crafts my mom used to do with us when I was two years old, and so many others.

While the rest of the ice sheet isn't going to disappear overnight, it's fate is intimately tied to the fate of

While the rest of the ice sheet isn't going to disappear overnight, it's fate is intimately tied to the fate of communities along the coast.

Its health is intimately tied to how fast seas will rise, but despite this, LaRue said modeling it has proved challenging.

These studies include seamount and chemosynthetic ecosystems intimately tied to planetary processes significant to the evolution of life on earth.

We study how the Coastal Oceans are intimately tied to the land through Nearshore Marine Ecosystems, and how the land is intimately tied to the ocean through Coastal Watersheds.

The distribution of volatiles (e.g., water, CO) in planet - forming environments is intimately tied to the dynamical and collisional evolution of the solid dust population.

Researchers said the technique could help astronomers address broad questions about galactic evolution, which is intimately tied to the growth and activity of the supermassive black holes that lurk at the heart of most, if not all, galaxies.

The life history of Antarctic krill is intimately tied to sea ice [28].

I was intimately tied to this crystal structure for nearly 5 years of my life.

This global bushmeat hunting crisis is a fundamentally distressing problem to address because it is intimately tied to human development challenges such as food insecurity, emergent disease risks and land - use changes [7].

But he's convinced that diet is intimately tied to evolution, especially in a particular species of primate: humans.

Research on the geographically based genetic differences in Helicobacter pylori show that the stomach bacteria is intimately tied to man

«Monitoring climate is intimately tied to monitoring sea level.

They looked specifically at changes in tongue length among resident bumblebees because this trait is intimately tied to the bee - flower relationship.

In examining their work more closely, Si, Lai and Grefe demonstrated that their zero - mass fermions are intimately tied to both strong electron correlations and nontrivial topology.

Ramon Jimenez — a Green Party challenger to Attorney General Eric Schneiderman — today argued that Republican Staten Island District Attorney Dan Donovan is too intimately tied to law enforcement to prosecute the officers involved in the chokehold homicide of Eric Garner.

The financially strapped NYCHA, by its nature, is intimately tied to Mr. de Blasio's ambitions for below - market housing and for a policing policy that clamps down on crime with a softer, kinder hand.

This is the basis of Attachment Theory, but new research tells us that these needs go far beyond the simple necessities, and are intimately tied to the emotional world.

Whether for taking current or potential clients, friends, visiting family members or potential mates, simply to impress, seduce or to conduct business deals, their interests in the club are intimately tied to their own personal gain and not the greater good.

They grow up with a belief about the nature of the embryo, so events in their lives lead them 10 believe that the embryo is a unique person, or a fetus; that people are intimately tied to their biological roles, or that these roles are but a minor part of life: that motherhood is the most important and satisfying role open to a woman, or that motherhood is only one of several roles, a burden when defined as the only role.

Rather than sweeping women's peculiar moral perspective — which is intimately tied to their reproductive capacity — under the rug, these feminists celebrate it as an equally valid or even superior kind of rationality.