Sentences with phrase «isolated examples of»

Ghomeshi and Palmer are by no means isolated examples of the crude persecution that social media makes possible.

We've written before about isolated examples of these clauses, and some sites including provisions preventing customers from writing negative reviews about them online, but the trend towards including them looks like the proverbial runaway train.

Trump cherry picks isolated examples of Hispanic supporters to cover the fact that the vast majority of surveyed Hispanics disapprove of him.

1 As early as the late nineteenth century, the field of exhibition - making also had isolated examples of figures similar to the independent curator of contemporary art — although, of...

It drives home the realization that, even if you've seen enough isolated examples of his work from different periods to know that he was a major innovator, you haven't really seen Price until you've seen him in bulk.

Although some preparation programs require that students complete as many as 600 clinical training hours through student teaching, other programs — which are all low - quality alternative certification programs — report that their students did not complete any clinical training hours.25 Even the most intensive teacher preparation experiences pale in comparison with the 10,000 hours of deliberate practice that researchers say are needed to develop expertise in any given field.26 While there are isolated examples of excellent clinical residency models that provide students with ample time to practice their skills in a classroom setting, 27 there is not an entire system that supports this approach.

These expeditions are not isolated examples of exceptional teachers and gifted students.

There are isolated examples of school districts that reward teachers for high performance.

There are isolated examples of successful turnarounds, but we havenâ $ ™ t systematically gone after that knowledge or built the resources necessary to deliver the necessary support.

The city has isolated examples of quality schools and charter authorizers, parents who are empowered to be active choosers, and wide - open spaces for education entrepreneurs.

At the same time, advances in sequencing ancient DNA have allowed us to determine not only when one species branched from another, but also whether they reunited, briefly, in isolated examples of interbreeding.

I once attended a lecture in which a right - wing evangelical speaker used isolated examples of eco-terrorism to paint the entire green movement as having a «violent, anti-Christian agenda.»

Oliver's show is by no means an isolated example of the power the Internet has to make a mainstream celebrity relevant.

There was I, an isolated example of bewildered twentieth century urban man, touched by the finger of God.

And this is but one isolated example of Kwaidan's sonic inventiveness, as Takemitsu executes similar techniques — the muffling or extreme selectiveness of atmosphere noise, the dialing up of psychologically motivated sound effects — to mesmeric results in scene after scene of Kobayashi's chilling anthology film.

One big plus for Amazon is it doesn't become the isolated example of a retailer standing up against Publishers» demands for higher prices.

Fraud is indeed fraud, and an isolated example of somebody * discussing * breaking protocol on a discussion board hardly counts.

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In Greece, for example, he visits an isolated monastery whose inhabitants spun a rediscovered 14th - century deed for a nearby lake into a multi-billion-dollar commercial real estate empire, at the expense of a befuddled Greek government.

And if the global economy truly is as screwed as some believe — like Kyle Bass, for example, a Dallas fund manager Lewis encounters who predicted the sub-prime mortgage disaster and who has since bought an isolated ranch with its own water supply and an arsenal of weaponry, betting on severe economic collapse — then you're probably better off saving your nickels.

Below we present a handful of examples of companies whose financial results (or at least isolated portions of them) will look radically different under IFRS.

In his letter to employees, Bezos wrote, «Even if it's rare or isolated, our tolerance for any such lack of empathy [like in the examples in the New York Times article] needs to be zero.»

If the sale of every tomato was tracked in a ledger, for example, a disease outbreak could be quickly traced to the source and isolated.

for example school prayer, i know it is a hot button issue but its a fact, school lead prayer isolates children who are of differant faiths.

For example, the ICU is an isolated place, where the patient is under the tight control of the medical staff.

In proving this sweeping statement we need not single out some one example of our moral plight, such as our perplexity of conscience in the killing and destruction of war, and treat it as an isolated problem.

A crucial, though by no means isolated, example of this inadequacy clusters around his understandings of evil, history and eschatology.

Also, Perry is just another example why the educating of our youth in open education would rid us of these isolated religious freaks.

Schmitz's examples are not isolated aberrations but are symptomatic of the illiberal attitudes and ad hoc morality of political convenience that now typify many of those on the left.

The most popular and common protein, for example, is whey which is generally available in one of two different forms: concentrate or isolate.

The reviewers found few studies evaluating the effectiveness in the ACL rehabilitation process of so - called «open chain» exercises (those which tend to isolate a single muscle group and a single joint, such as leg curls and leg extensions, with or without added weight) versus «closed chain» exercises (those which work multiple joints and multiple muscle groups at once, such as, for example, a squat involves the knee, hip and ankle joints, and multiple muscles groups, e.g. quads, hamstrings, hip flexors, calves and glutes, with body weight alone or with added weight).

Dr Tanya Byron, well known in the UK for her shows Little Angels and The House Of Tiny Tearaways, says the child should be isolated 1 minute for every year s / he has been alive - for example 2 minutes for a 2 - year - old.

Syria is not an isolated case and we need to see two examples about the US behavior in the foreign policy to understand this point of view:

To move from isolated examples toward a fully generative economy, we may need a global movement of citizens, investors, and businesses, both profit and nonprofit, working together to create a pincer strategy — one arm aimed at reforming existing large companies, another aimed at promoting generative alternatives.

Greece offers a more extreme but not isolated example, as the past decade has witnessed the resurgence of the «owner state».

Glenys Kinnock, the Europe minister, said: «This is another example of David Cameron's inexperience and his willingness to leave Britain isolated.

But in Washington, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs called the announcement «another example of Iran choosing to isolate itself.»

For example, a generalized statement such as «I learned a variety of techniques» won't make the same impact as «I learned to express, isolate, and purify two proteins, which I used in an assay to test their interaction.»

The microbiologist even suggests how we can use their wicked ways to our advantage: isolating, for example, the gene that allows a parasite to suppress our immune system and using it to reduce the risk of rejection for transplanted organs.

For example, a single fault can't explain how the isolated blocklike Shillong plateau sprouted out of an otherwise smooth plain.

In a prepared statement Out of Africa theorist Christopher B. Stringer of the Natural History Museum in London said «although I have never ruled out the possibility of interbreeding, I have considered this to have been small and insignificant in the bigger picture of our evolution — for example, the results of isolated interbreeding events could easily have been lost in the intervening millennia.

«Cartilage cells (or chondrocytes) isolated and expanded from cartilage tissue have great potential as a cell - based therapy for patients with, for example, traumatic cartilage defects,» says Juha Piltti, doctoral student at the Department of Integrative Medical Biology.

An iconic example of the Ice Age megafauna of North America, the mammoth went extinct soon after humans arrived on the continent — except for isolated populations.

The study is «a beautiful example of the use of isolated populations to study human genetic disease,» observes geneticist Val Sheffield of the University of Iowa in Iowa City, but he cautions that it's premature to talk about a cure for the disease.

The abrupt metal - insulator transition that we investigated could also be forced to take place under influence of, for example, a light flash, which could find applications for better isolating the computational units of quantum computers.»

Breivik, who was socially isolated and shunned by the extremist groups he courted, is a prime example of this dynamic.

In a pilot test, for example, users isolated malaria parasites from blood for detection under a microscope with 15 minutes of spinning, a time frame comparable to commercial centrifuges.

For example, in a paper published in Royal Society Open Science in November 2014, scientists led by anthropologist Robert Walker of the University of Missouri, Columbia, used satellite images to survey isolated groups in Brazil.

«I see these populations as an isolated case,» Pinhasi says, rather than a typical example of forager - farmer interactions.

For example, most of the H7N9 isolates from the outbreak turned out to have acquired a notorious flu - virus mutation that substitutes the amino acid leucine for glutamine in the part of the virus that grabs receptors on host cells.

Two years ago, for example, researchers in the United Kingdom reported isolating an RNAP ribozyme capable of stitching together RNAs up to 200 nucleotides long, again when matching them up to a template strand.