Sentences with phrase «modern definition»

Education about bullying should probably be a big part of that response, largely built around a clear, modern definition for bullying and all of its degrees.

If we leave aside modern definitions, however, our history goes back even further.

ECRA Group's professional development helps school leaders engage stakeholders around a portrait of a graduate that moves beyond standardized test scores toward a multidimensional and personalized set of indicators that collectively capture a more modern definition of readiness.

But it is senseless to read Shakespeare using modern definitions for the words.

Measuring student success requires moving beyond standardized test scores toward a multi-dimensional and personalized set of indicators that collectively capture a more modern definition of readiness.

Yet by modern definitions, Jesus certainly was not too intent on pursuing pleasure or fulfilling His own needs at the expense of others.

Most modern definitions of God are based on Platonic philosophy anyway, so maybe it is time for a reset on the entire debate about God anyway...

do not subvert definitions with your own in order to belittle people ei changing the definition to Myth modern definition «a widely held but false belief or idea.»

So, here are the various modern definitions of Israel, from smallest to largest.

The second in a series of exhibitions presented at Kemper at the Crossroads, The Center is a Moving Target addresses the evolving rhythm and elusive modern definition of «regionalisms» in contemporary art.

Measuring student success requires moving beyond standardized test scores toward a multidimensional and personalized set of indicators that collectively capture a more modern definition of readiness, empowering students to take ownership of their learning by aligning competencies, interests, motivations and aspirations.

«I believe we can own the modern definition of value,» McDonald's Chief Executive Steve Easterbrook said at the company's investor meeting last week, where he said new value platform was in the works.

The pressure to conform to our modern definition of Christianity is very strong.

Nevertheless, while acknowledging that this notion of freedom in its individualistic extreme can not remain uncriticized, we must also assert that the sense of personal human dignity is very much a feature of any modern definition of human existence and can not be facilely discarded.

Anyone who was trying to deal with the original definition, and thus what the Bible was trying to convey, would never, in a million years, pull out the modern definition of the word.

A modern definition.

By definition discrimination is the recognition of differences not whether we agree or believe they are just (this is a modern definition).

Yes, lending at an excessive interest is a sinful violation of justice, and could be called usury under its modern definition of undue interest, but this is different than the condemnation of usury as taught by the Church.

It needs to be clearly understood that the ancient and biblical definition of pistis differs from the modern definition of «faith.»

The modern definition of usury is the taking of interest at an excessive or exorbitant rate.

I think there are ways to argue that Paul thought that maybe he was writing inspired Scripture, BUT, I don't know if he would have agreed with some of the modern definitions of «inspiration = inerrancy.»

This is also translated into a modern definition where Groundhog Day is a situation in which a series of unwelcome or tedious events appear to be recurring in exactly the same way.

Havighurt comments that learning can not occur unless the timing is right that has made its way into the modern definition of the term.

Unfortunately, this modern definition implies that if you miss a teachable moment, then you've lost your chance to teach your child about whatever subject has caught his interest.

The modern definition makes Kazakhstan yet another Eurasian country.

A modern definition of metals is that they have overlapping conduction bands and valence bands in their electronic structure.

Lillard's findings illustrate that kids want and need real experiences, says psychologist Thalia Goldstein of George Mason University in Fairfax, Va. «Modern definitions of childhood have swung too far toward thinking that young children should live in a world of fantasy and magic,» she maintains.

The modern definition of artificial intelligence (or AI) is «the study and design of intelligent agents» where an intelligent agent is a system that perceives its environment and takes actions which maximizes its chances of success.

Atomic clocks are the most accurate clocks we have and their behaviour is used in the modern definition of the second.

Due to this, the modern definition uses the ratio of the nitrogen line N IV λ4058 to N III λλ4634 -40-42.

As the # 1 website for conscious women, EcoSalon is leading the way to a holistic and modern definition of green.

If at the beginning, the cocktail dress was long touching the ankle, in the modern definition, the cocktail dress party is just a little bellow the knee.

Shadow of the Colossus may not fit the modern definition of open - world, but it's the best example of the concept in its era.

Yet they're not good schools today by any modern definition of good schools.

An updated and modern definition of FAPE has the promise of bolstering our ability to press for the needed instruction, intervention, accommodations and supports that students need in order to succeed.

Speaking of fun, the S E-Hybrid is not a great Porsche drive either — not even in its modern definition as an SUV company.

Staying Current with Farm Animal Welfare Issues: A Review of the Science and Ethics Presented by Barry Kipperman, DVM, DACVIM and Michael Blackwell, DVM, MPH Explore conventional and modern definitions of animal welfare and societal changes that are driving legislation affecting farm animals.

In Rosemary Feit Covey's «Peep Show» series, she combines the secret, sexual world associated with the modern definition of «Peep Show» with the innocent world of Victorian - era peep show boxes.