Sentences with phrase «key point of»

The key point of my plan / proposal is that ALL THREE MAJOR COMPONENTS ARE REQUIRED IN AN INTEGRATED MANNER; any component by itself is insufficient.

That was a key point of Part I of this post; that in the real world, key climate change impacts — sea - ice loss, ice - sheet melting, temperature, and sea - level rise — are all either near the top or actually in excess of their values as predicted by the IPCC's climate models.

The key point of «nuclear winter» was that increased albedo would reduce the sun's energey flux to the lower atmosphere and the earth's surface causing significant cooling.

A key point of today's blog article is U.S. trade — a concern that I previously raised (that Rud and Other called propaganda).

Thanks for illustrating a key point of the conspiracy theory mindset: the failure of «the establishment» to believe in your half - baked delusions (like «unrepentant fraud» or «Climategate») is then used as evidence of their untrustworthiness.

These GCM experiments further re-emphasized the key point of our Science paper that water vapor is indeed a fast feedback process in the climate system.

The key point of GG's analysis is that there is substantial decadal scale variability in Arctic sea ice extent.

In a sense, that was the key point of my Op Ed, since I was countering the widely spread claim that these storms were on the rise, a claim not only made by the politicians and scientists whom I cited, but spread more widely by a misleading but widely reproduced plot on the Wikipedia tornado page.

On a contrary note, I worry that Gavin may have missed a key point of our research when stating (in the introduction above) that our technique «doesn't work as well in the other basins».

The motif of transformation or metamorphoses is recurrent in the artist's practice; she often turns to mythological tales as a key point of inspiration.

The immersive environment was a key point of interest for Irwin, as well as Larry Bell (b. 1939) and Doug Wheeler (b. 1939), and the three artists famously exhibited together at the Tate Gallery in 1970 in an exhibition organised by Michael Compton.

Anaglyphic stereo, a process pioneered in the early 20th century which adopted colour theory to provide the illusion of depth of field in images via 3D glasses, provides a key point of engagement for the audience.

The Dance is commonly recognized as «a key point of Matisse's career and in the development of modern painting».

Using Temple Grandin's «hug machine» as a key point of departure, Squeeze Machine considers artist investigations into collective anxiety.

Maps themes are borrowed from key point of the campaign and altered for the sake of two deathmatch styled games and two other objective based gametypes but really come to a fail in some that heavily stack the odds in favor of the team based at a drastically more viable vantage point over the other.

The key point of the game is the Dark Matter and both sides are fighting desperately for it.

One key point of the series popularity no doubt rests in the fact that Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama has provided the games» art from the get - go.

That was the key point of this LOZ.

Safety is our priority, and impeccable service is the key point of our success.

The successful cooperation between the responsible dog breeders, the competent kennel clubs and the trusted veterinarians is the key point of successful breeding, the producing of high quality dogs and the improvement of the breeds, which is the definitive goal of every passionate breeder!

... The key point of this article is that relying solely on a passive strategic portfolio designed to produce near - benchmark returns in a secular bear market will do nothing but guarantee that clients will underperform long - term expectations for an extended period of time and make it likely that they will fail to achieve their financial planning goals.

Well said and I agree Nurse B 911 with key point of preserving capital.

The key point of the psychology of trading is discipline.

The key point of distinction is whether or not your delinquent account is designated as a charge - off.

Bank tellers are the key point of customer contact in bank branches, involving the processing of a variety of transactions.

Now this is the key point of my plan for me.

You may not know what this is until you have written the first draft as you have to find the key point of no return.

Another key point of the Signature Touch is the audio, as the stereo speakers have received tuning by luxury audio equipment manufacturer Bang & Olufsen and the development extends to optional audio accessories for the phone in a new Bluetooth speaker and a new pair of over-ear headphones.

Dedication, training, investigation of idea and good brain are the key point of every essay.

With such a thin profile, they can't use a bigger battery, even though, using USB powered devices on an e-reader will drain it battery in less than few hours, witch is the key point of an e-reader, it should work for days not hours?

Its SDK and company support / development is the key point of making the watch better.

«They've hit every key point of a full - size truck with this one,» said Edmunds, who drove the Tundra before it went on sale.

There was some pushback around arguably the Velar's biggest interior addition, its dual 10 - inch high - definition haptic touchscreen setup, which is the key point of contact for most vehicle functions, including navigation, infotainment, and climate controls.

The key point of WOT is you are forcing more fuel into the cylinders, so you'd be better off not doing that.

The lead team member is responsible for the coordination of activities related to the proposal, and to be the key point of contact for Educate78.

Congress even used it as a key point of emphasis when it reauthorized ESEA.

The bottom of the current grade C and the bottom of the new grade 4 is probably the key point of alignment.

The NJEA has also balked at another key point of the Newark contract — putting teachers on panels to help review their peers, with administrators getting the final say.

School funding, however, has remained a key point of contention.

Make sure that the questions cover every key point of the material, and the lack of understanding of specific areas of knowledge will be plain to see.

A key point of contention about an evaluation system is how much it will identify teachers who are not good and don't improve.

As he explains, the impact of the college - going diagnostic led to the state preparing a college readiness plan, and the data becoming a key point of reference regarding where the district has been, presently are, and are headed in terms of improving student outcomes.

Lead Learning Managers (LLMs) act as key point of contact for the Professional Learning Communities (our year level teams, known as PLCs).

«A key point of contention about an evaluation system is how much it will identify teachers who are not good and don't improve,» Mr. Gates writes.

For now, I want you to remember the key point of this article: Identifying learning gaps is very difficult if you don't have an itemized list of skills and achievements.

With likely Republican presidential candidates already staking out divergent positions, the standards and the federal government's role in promoting them show strong signs of emerging as a key point of contention in the Republican primaries.

One key point of Warner's template, however, needs a word of caution.

What is the key point of my work?

Dialogue, the key point of the film, is clear and easy to understand, even though it's merely dialed up from the sound effects and music.

The adherence to traditional values is apparent in many aspects, including a key point of Killmonger's antagonism.