Sentences with phrase «more fundamental part»

Empathy: It is hard to think of a more fundamental part of interest - based negotiation than empathy.

Now, Rittenhouse is seeding history with sleeper agents who can make even bigger changes, which makes them a more fundamental part of each mission without getting in the way of the team's opportunities to meet Marie Curie, black NASCAR driver Wendell Scott, or movie star / inventor Hedy Lamarr.

With the paid subscription service now a more fundamental part of the PlayStation make - up (it'll operate in a similar manner to Xbox Live Gold when it launches for the PS4), Sony will want to explain exactly how it works and exactly why gamers will want to sign up for it.

Quietly, an even more fundamental part of Johnson's strategy — the moratorium on sales promotions — began to be pared back.

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Think about how reassured you were by the avuncular handyman who helped you find toilet parts at Home Depot or the emo - haired barista who conspiratorially called you «man» when handing you your skinny latte at Starbucks, and it becomes clear that there is something more fundamental at work here.

The gas projects have encountered somewhat less opposition, in part because of the perceived lower environmental damage from a gas pipeline or tanker accident, but also because the economic fundamentals of gas exports provide more benefits to the local economy because much of the gas will come from BC fields and the need for construction and operation of LNG facilities on the coast.

We've owned the airlines for the better part of a decade and foresee owning them many years more with fundamentals like this.

Some algebraic property is more fundamental and allows for self reference, because then the observer is a part of the whole thing.

It should be noted that Guardini assumes, more decisively than I do, that «if God does not exist, everything is permitted» is a fundamental part of Ivan's intellectual equipment.)

To describe the Church as a community of memory and hope, sharing in the common memory not only of Jesus Christ but also of the mighty deeds of God known by Israel, expecting the coming into full view of the kingdom on earth and / or in heaven; to describe it further as the community of worship, united by its direction toward one God, who is Father, Son and Holy Spirit yet worshipped more as Father or as Son or as Holy Spirit in this or that part of the community; to describe it as a community of thought in which debate and conflict can take place because there is a fundamental frame of agreement and because there are common issues of great import — to do all this and the much more that needs to be done would be to essay the work of a large part of theology.

But, in the case of race and physical deformity, another part stems from something more fundamental than novelty.

It appeared that humanity could be more brutal than the beasts, that human moral progress was a charade, and that evil and suffering were a fundamental part of human existence.

More was voicing his fundamental objection to being compelled to accept the king's new title of being the supreme head: it was an invasion of prerogative of conscience of that in part of the divine law of God since it applied man - made law to the deeply held religious conviction of the individual.

Winning was important to us but, more importantly, the experience of tournament football is a fundamental part of our players» development — win or lose.»

That I would meet a female OB / GYN who had utmost respect — more than anyone else — for my agency as a woman, changed my mind about obstetrics forever, and would become a fundamental part of my healing from other trauma.

Although Conaghan doesn't cover its development, I don't believe the structure was necessarily wrong but it did perhaps spend too much time looking at rights of the consumer, rather than asking some of the more fundamental questions about the stability of financial institutions here and in different parts of the world.

Connecticut's experience shows that public financing is a fundamental part of a stronger democracy that is more responsive to constituents, rather than big donor and special interests.

While the separation of powers may a phrase more commonly found in legal and political textbooks than the mainstream press, it is fundamental part of the debate in America.

But more than just a party staple, ice is a significant part of our planet and the universe — a fundamental substance that deeply affects us, and may even be connected to the origins of life.

At a more fundamental level, part of coming up with a research question requires determining whether the necessary samples even exist and, if so, where they are and how to get access to them.

So have Wedeen and his colleagues uncovered the brain's fundamental organising principle, or is their grid just part of a more complex geometry?

More than three decades in the making, its elegant mathematical structure was intended to replace the «standard model», the eminently serviceable but sometimes creaky and in parts aesthetically unpleasing theoretical construct that is currently our best description of matter's fundamental workings.

More recently, Halassa has found that the part of the brain's thalamus that is not involved in processing sensory signals can function as a signal amplifier for the brain's cortex, providing a tantalizing glimpse of undisclosed findings of fundamental significance to neuroscientists.

It is clear from such oral tradition, as well as by more concrete anthropological evidence, that emus have long been a fundamental part of survival throughout the 40,000 years of human history in the region.

These play a fundamental part in putting your outfits together and this is the area I will put more money into personally as it allows me to build on shoes, bags and jewellery that bring high - street pieces together well for everyday and formal wear.

Although this isn't Hollywood's first attempt to turn a historically black superhero into the main event, headlining their own tentpole film — consider Wesley Snipes run as the vampire - hunter Blade, Halle Berry's turn as Catwoman, Will Smith's alcoholic anti-hero Hancock or even Shaquille O'Neal's turn as Steel — this feels like a first in part because of how much effort has been poured into its making and, more importantly, how readily it embraces its fundamental blackness, from its colorful African settings to its tribally - influenced makeup, hairstyle, and costumes to its predominately black cast and crew, a verifiable assemblage of talent that'll turn even the most skeptical of heads.

Sure, the few years it's spent out of fashion is but a blink of the eye compared to the more than sixty it has been a part of television without fundamental change.

The strike is more than an industrial dispute but rather it is part of a battle of ideas that poses fundamental questions — what type of education do we want, and who gets to decide?

Assessment is a fundamental part of the teaching and learning process, but more time needs to be focused on what a well - balanced assessment system is and can do to help teachers improve student learning.

«The S60 is a perfect example of how mastering the fundamentals creates a car that feels like so much more than the sum of its parts,» wrote Tingwall as our year drew to a close.

Altering a fundamental part of the F - 150 is a risk, but the company is acutely aware of that, and Ford seems more than ready to make its case.

As automotive sales become more and more competitive, smart dealership managers know their accessory business is a fundamental part of any successful strategy.

In the event that your fundamental thought is clear, the thesis may be one sentence, for the most part displayed at or close to the presentation's end; if your primary thought is more unpredictable, the thesis may be two or more sentences.

The complaint, parts of which read more like a screenplay than a court pleading, uses irrelevant and false personal attacks on Mr. Gross's former colleagues in an apparent effort to distract attention from the fundamental failings of these «contract» claims.

As part of our AAII Stock Screens series, AAII developed two MAGNET screens — a Simple MAGNET screen, and a more stringent Complex MAGNET screen — using AAII's Stock Investor Pro fundamental stock screening and research database program.

For this second part, I used 35 % of a RAFI fundamental index, which apparently has more of a value tilt and then 15 % small cap:

Coaching employees to be more confident in their abilities is key to excellent performance and should be a fundamental part of any pet store manager's job.

So all of a sudden, the wall itself, as a painted object, becomes a site to think through, as part of an overall history of painting, and this very basic and fundamental relationship between a painting and its wall can emerge as a much more complex and layered one, which I guess is what led to some aspects of the Wattis show, in terms of it being a show of wallpaper — or walls merged with painted paper.

I guess such behaviour must be a fundamental part of the human psyche, many people take the easy option and choose black and white viewpoints rather than struggle with attempting to understand reality which is invariably more complicated.

Maxwell's demon is, however, not part of classical thermodynamics but realted to the statistical version of thermodynamics, which is certainly better in the way that it goes one step deeper and explains, why classical thermodynamics works from more fundamental principles.

«For Volkswagen, sustainability is a fundamental part of our brand, and we are committed to not only reducing our own environmental footprint through more fuel efficient vehicles and environmentally friendly operations, but also encouraging consumers to do so,» said Kevin Mayer, vice president marketing, Volkswagen of America, Inc. «We look forward to joining the Surfrider Foundation in its mission to educate the public about environmental issues that affect our nation's coastline.»

This move recognizes the role that Motivate's large - scale bike share systems have come to play in cities — they are a fundamental part of urban transit networks, and they are offering a lower - cost, more flexible complement to traditional transit.

Other sources seem far more relevant to my mind — but the statement that — in significant part — CO2 follows global temps seems entirely justified by experiment, modeling and fundamental biokinetics..

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A2L Consulting believes e-Briefs are emerging as a fundamental part of the litigation process since they allow your judge to view your brief in a more organized and user friendly manner.

The public debate at the time was more focused on whether this meant that judges in general are tired of smartphone patent suits, and there was a fundamental misunderstanding on the part of all those who thought the cancelation of the Chicago trial was a loss only for Apple, when in reality the FRAND - related part of Judge Posner's ruling — which I called «absolutely fantastic» in the analysis I just linked to — was a major victory for Apple (more important than the negative part for Apple in my view).

In particular, as part of a more qualitative approach, one needs to have a look whether the current perceived «turbulences» have also by now reached the more fundamental layers of international law, i.e. meta - rules such as the ones on sources, State responsibility, State immunity, treaty interpretation, or res judicata effect of international court decisions must be abided by the parties involved, to name but a few, the general acceptance of which is indispensable for a functioning international legal system.

In fact, being able to work with others is more than a so - called «soft skill», it's a fundamental part of being a legal professional.

I think these might actually be fundamental elements of most modern law firms — part of their DNA — that can't be overcome any more than you can overcome your own genetic predispositions.

But I also think that while providing reasons is a fundamental part of the American judicial process, it is easy to turn respect for «reason» into idolatry, to think the «reasons» themselves do or mean more than they actually do, and to treat «reasons» as necessary while ignoring the question whether they are sufficient.