Sentences with phrase «more analytical»

It's about using more analytical thinking, not just emotion - based.

I have become a bit more analytical in determining which short sales I will take on.

For more analytical work we can also do the preparation and research, all efficiently and on time.

They believe teachers have not yet adjusted to a new curriculum — introduced three years ago — that requires more analytical thinking.

To make such a big conclusion based on four data points chosen with possible bias (we don't know) needs something much more secure, much more analytical.

See first - hand how flipped learning — completing the harder or more analytical aspects of learning in class as opposed to having students do it on their own — improves student learning.

Our economy is headed toward careers that require more analytical skills.

I realize that means nothing to you, and I should remain more analytical and level - headed on this site.

The new Common Core standards require students to do more analytical thinking, writing and complex reading.

I can also present this in a somewhat more analytical framework: Pay up for confirmation!

Use early case assessment All document review platforms provide standard searching capabilities, with some offering more analytical features for identifying responsive data.

Based on current trends, marketing is likely to become more analytical, and more focused on digital marketing through organic search, voice and social media.

I have become a bit more analytical in determining which short sales I will take on.

How flipped learning — completing the harder or more analytical aspects of learning in class as opposed to having students do it on their own — improves student learning.

Kevin Burke's presentation was also retrospective but took a different, more analytical approach, examining how composer Hitoshi Sakimoto — of Final Fantasy and Valkyria Chronicles fame — utilised a custom Terpsichorean sound driver in the 1990s to produce musical results that significantly surpassed late - twentieth - century expectations for 16 bit sound synthesis.

Golpin (2014) writes: being able to follow programming logic trains the mind to think in more analytical ways.

«I really believe that if you go through the time - line of the gallery,» said Glimcher, during a recent interview, «from our exhibits of Albers, and the Oldenburg store, to shows like Bonnard / Rothko, De Kooning / Dubuffet, and more analytical ones, like The Women of Giacometti, you see that this gallery is about art and artists.

What should not be ambiguous anymore, however, as we view Jackie Brown, Kill Bill Volume One and Two, and Death Proof from the rear view mirror, is that Tarantino is indeed a deeply philosophical filmmaker — however it's become increasingly clear that philosophy manifests as more analytical than moral.

An artist who mixed the hot colors of Pop Art with the cool, more analytical qualities of Color Field painting, Edward Avedisian was among the leading figures to emerge in the New York art world in the 1960s.

This will allow them to engage students in the learning experience and, most importantly, to proactively predict what students might be doing with the materials teachers are providing them in more analytical way.

If his approach was more analytical then he would consider the definitions of usury, the sources of any differing definitions, and the authority of those who taught.

Phrases derived from the contextual («urban, middle class»), mechanist («$ 100,000 annual budget»), and organicist («enjoy occasional fights») approaches seem more analytical and precise.

To be even more analytical, he was fouled once, dispossessed (tackled) three times and completed one dribble.

Fathers of daughters used more analytical language (e.g., words such as all, below and much), which has been linked to future academic success.

The personalities and varying levels of theorizing from each «Cahiers» member are obvious, and offer an amusing sample of vintage film theory, with accessible and more analytical contributors who subsequently developed more distinctive branches and film careers of their own.

The teacher input can vary depending on age and ability, but there is scope to delve deeper into the relationship between Atman and Brahman and Moksha and A-level students tend to give much more analytical answers when reflecting on their experience of the meditation.

«Increasing content depth also supports more analytical assessment enabling us to also redesign High School Certificate (HSC) exam questions.

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Independent author Jami Gold blogged about two more analytical reports that took apart the DBW claim about most independent authors -LSB-...]

Active share and closet Indexing are topics which seem to be getting more analytical attention, but closet indexers is not a strong definition or classification that we have yet incorporated into our research.

I went to your «start here» page, and even after looking at it, I wanted a «first, create your artist website», or «create your facebook business page first» or some such thing — 1st through 10th, then when those tasks are complete, the person is ready for coaching or their first paid class... I am a little more analytical as a creative, so maybe not everyone needs or wants that!

It will also dig into more analytical detail monitoring the evolution of capex projections over time.

Maybe participants submitted more analytical works to create credibility for the medium...

However, I tend to think that Malcolm is far more analytical and pliable to principled - based analysis than perhaps some of the others in the province.

Marketing is becoming more analytical and more focused on digital marketing through organic search, voice and social media.

This way of thinking may be a different, more analytical way to approach the complex act of teaching than we are used to, but it soon becomes a more nuanced and targeted way to plan and teach, and by increasing the teacher's expertise, real student learning results!

Biography: An artist who mixed the hot colors of Pop Art with the cool, more analytical qualities of Color Field painting, Edward Avedisian was among the leading figures to emerge in the New York art world in the 1960s.

I'm getting older and I'm getting a bit more analytical.

More analytical work in Earth laboratories is required to confirm the origin of these deposits, which in hot springs on Earth are replete with microbes.

Students should not be able to answer conceptual questions if they haven't done the assignment: These questions typically aren't a matter of memorization; they require more analytical thought.

Instead of having students use this powerful tool just to make a plot summary, Burg suggests nudging them toward activities that will generate higher - order questions and more analytical thinking.

Some traders are more analytical.

But just as she knows I'm more emotional than people realize, I know she's more analytical than people realize.

This approach is revered by the more analytical types and those who want some concrete evidence before moving forward.

Mutual funds India fund managers are more analytical of a company, therefore reducing risk to the mutual funds India investor.

As for the engineer being an imbecile, that seems a bit strong coming from you considering that with the exception of the engineers are more analytical than the rest of society aspect, most of what he said was very much the same as what you are saying.