Sentences with phrase «into domains»

Credit scoring is expanding into domains beyond lending.

Using an iterative coding process, a primary coder (R.W.) combined experiences from these lists into subdomains and then up - coded these subdomains into domains.

Dexterity in assessing changing market environs with an insight into the domains of market research customer relationship management and business development capable of esta...

Social scientists understandably complain about uninformed forays into their domains by law professors and legal practitioners who use empirical research in opportunistic and even quite obviously mistaken ways.20 And yet, some of the new empiricists are equally guilty of approaching the legal world in opportunistic fashion, failing to take legal knowledge and expertise seriously.

«You want to have a nice, large - scale civilisation that does wonderful things but that doesn't push the planet into domains that are dangerous for itself, the civilisation,» said Professor Frank.

It is clearly a result of economic development in Africa, which inevitably means the encroachment of humans into the domains of dangerous wild animals.

His pieces evoke not merely partitioning of the real into domains of light and darkness or earth and air, but of the very need to carve existence conceptually to cope with its superabundance.

The Marzano Teacher Evaluation Model identifies a complete set of practices directly related to improved student performance, organized into domains that develop teacher expertise.

But on too many occasions it exploits its reputation for objectivity by wandering into domains where scientific knowledge is thin.

In a way, «Unrepentant Geraldines» marked a «return to form», after Amos's previous incursions into the domains of classical music («Night of Hunters», «Gold Dust»).

We had suspected that the Mycoplasma genome might have a similar overall organisation to other bacteria, but we were completely surprised to find that it was also organised into domains, which can be considered as regulatory units of chromatin organisation and that we had identified a previously unknown layer of gene regulation.

To figure out these processes, we must understand how those genetic letters collectively spiral about, coil, pinch off into loops, aggregate into domains and globules, and otherwise assume a nucleus - wide architecture.

«You want to have a nice, large - scale civilization that does wonderful things but that doesn't push the planet into domains that are dangerous for itself, the civilization,» Frank says.

Two months after his letter to Hausmann, Luther's old enemy Duke George of Albertine Saxony died, and was succeeded by Duke Henry who immediately introduced reforms and Lutheran theology into his domains.

Apple has already launched products that stray into the domain of mobile phone network and wireless service providers.

Facebook connects friends and acquaintances but until now, has not delved into the domain of match - making, where a host of competitors offer services, from privately held eHarmony to IAC - owned OkCupid and PlentyOfFish.

With free platforms like WordPress, you can invest a few hundred dollars into your domain, hosting and a premium theme and be up and running in a couple of hours.

Once you have your sitemap, check out my article on XML Sitemap that will walk you through the process of downloading your sitemap file, putting it into the domain root folder of your website, and adding the sitemap URL to your Google Webmaster account.

Unlike in the United States, Canada's securities laws fall into the domain of the provinces.

To discover the depths of our true self and its capacities for wisdom and compassion, they say, it is important that on a regular basis we intentionally release ourselves from the vicissitudes of reflective awareness, descending into that domain of pure alertness which characterizes zazen.

Accepting His Love is the only way into His domain!

Oh dear, we're back to the «atheists sound like they're religious» point to try and drag us into your domain.

Transnaturalism reaches out into the domain where mind, personality, purpose, ideals, values and meanings dwell.

By their profession of faith, their worship and life, the human beings in the Church form as it were the one expression in which the hidden grace promised and offered to the whole world emerges from the abysses of the human soul into the domain of history and society.

Because this was a rescue, this was redemption, this was the death that made death die, this was the moment when all of creation was redeemed as Jesus swept into the domain of death and hell, suffering and sickness, sin and horror, to cure us and then rise again victorious, Christus Victor.

The point is that, having gone out to meet their returning Lord they will escort him royally into his domain...» (133) This sort of story effectively employs a common understanding of the word «parousia.»

Even «Christian» itself is not safe in the world of commerce: the Christian Dior fashion - design firm has a patent on its name and may think that the 1.8 billion people called Christian are intruding into the domain where money is to be made.

Their courage was admirable: they ventured into a strange land, into the domain of a hostile ruler, unafraid of where the truth would lead them, unafraid of looking mad and misguided among their own contemporaries.

The eruption of the Mongols into the domain of Islam completed that process.

As usual he had declined to invite the preachers into his domain.

When you step into the domain of premium grills it's no longer about just cooking hot dogs and burgers.

A few kings of sports are worth introducing here, since the outlander who moves into their domain may want to meet them, or may accidentally meet them, or — the sizes of the islands being what they are — may at least come upon the traces these kings have left upon the land.

The Museum of Science and Technology provides its visitors with a look into the domain of Ghanaian scientific development, through exhibits of objects of scientific and technological interest.

In late January, the state body in charge of redrawing political districts to accommodate population change make some changes to the 16th Senate District, most notably eliminating Staviskyâ $ ™ s Beechhurst home and drawing it into the domain of Avella.

«This is an opportunity to remind people that truly anything you can see, touch, taste or smell that is made up of molecules falls into the domain of chemistry.»

Normally, you only see quantum - mechanical jiggling when you look at objects the size of atoms and molecules, but we are moving into a domain where we see the centers of mass of these big mirrors jiggle quantum - mechanically.

It was apparently — based on the eels» behavior — this conductor approaching them, sticking out of the water is apparently sort of the hallmark features of some terrestrial animal that's entered into their domain.

After all, these are very precisely targeted articles written by people for people; at what point do they cross over from the space of a merely frivolous or attention - grabbing article that a newspaper would run and into the domain of network misbehavior?

is simply the transference of one skill into another domain — as an example, ever notice the people who successfully achieve their body composition goals concomitantly tend to improve other areas of their life?

Domain transference is simply the transference of one skill into another domain — as an example, ever notice the people who successfully achieve their body composition goals concomitantly tend to improve other areas of their life?

Yes, you heard it right!If you have ever stepped into the domain of interracial online dating, then you surely would have heard of this popular dating destination, as it is the number one online interracial dating site.

The best way to introduce myself is curious about life, a lover of all things that bring me happiness and love, truth and beauty into my domain.

Under the splendid direction of Robert Zemeckis, who also co-authored the screenplay with Bob Gale, Back to the Future is a joyous flight into the domain of a teen - ager «s fantasy.

A diverse team of explorers is brought together to venture deep into an uncharted island in the Pacific — as beautiful as it is treacherous — unaware that they're crossing into the domain of the mythic Kong.

It's fairly clear that the village itself represents Shyamalan's vision of a Utopian society; even the mysterious creatures that live nearby aren't considered much of a threat, provided nobody travels into their domain.

When an old man (Kevin Kline) comes stumbling into his domain, he takes him prisoner, only to have his daughter, Belle (Emma Watson), come to his rescue, volunteering to take his place.

Cut off from everything they know, they venture into the domain of the mighty Kong, igniting the ultimate battle between humankind and nature.

In the film, a diverse team of explorers is brought together to venture deep into an uncharted island in the Pacific — as beautiful as it is treacherous — unaware that they're crossing into the domain of the mythic Kong.

Kong: Skull Island, 2017 Directed by Jordan Vogt - Roberts Starring Tom Hiddleston, Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson, John Goodman, John C. Reilly, Corey Hawkins, John Ortiz, Tian Jing, Toby Kebbell, Jason Mitchell, Will Brittain SYNOPSIS: A team of explorers and soldiers travel to an uncharted island in the Pacific, unaware that they are crossing into the domain -LSB-...]

This movie marks the evolution of the stock action movie from the realistic style of actual action stars like Jackie Chan or Jean Claude Van Damme and into the domain of CGI blockbusters with trained actors at the helm.