Sentences with phrase «more general terms»

This is not to say that he might not have spoken in more general terms of danger and suffering.

Other more general terms such as becoming your own banker, personal banking strategy, self banking system, or any derivation thereof refers to this strategy.

Instead, the decision as to what our question is must be made first in much more general terms, and only then can we institute a comparison.

So for my second sweep through the sale, I search by more general terms, based on type of pieces that I may want to add to my wardrobe, or wear / use most often, or that may be more available during this season.

The second, about consent, would probably be decided the same way, our statute being in more general terms about what is consented to.

The company is talking confidently about launching in Germany during 2009 a BlueMotion low emissions Golf and, in more general terms of possible alternative fuel versions later.

She translated much the job descriptions using more general terms.

«General Phillips: Boots on the Ground» (8:38) looks at the film in terms of Todd Phillips» direction but also in more general terms like filming all over the world.

Homebuyers in the early stages of their search generally start with more general terms, like «homes,» Miller said.

Other more general terms such as becoming your own banker, personal banking strategy, self banking system, or any derivation thereof refers to this strategy.

In more general terms update 1.1.4.1 has fixed an issue when players weren't able to load into the Tower when heading there.

Considering it's a Nexus, though, I think it's a pure - enough version to extrapolate my thoughts on more general terms.

Both times, Mr. de Blasio did not answer directly, instead reciting the $ 10 billion statistic or warning in more general terms about the «sea change» effect of shifting capital funding costs to the city.

In 1986, a lot of people assumed the subtext was AIDS; Cronenberg later said he was thinking in more general terms about the process of aging.

Put in more general terms, behavioral finance is about separating the irrational mind from the rational mind.

Finally, to complete the task immediately at hand, let me point out that Whitehead has also made abundantly clear the synonymity of the terms «being», «entity» and «thing»»... «potentiality for process» is the meaning of the more general term «entity» or «thing»» (PR 68).

When, for the sake of apologetic or missionary conprehensibility or for the sake of internal coherence, we step back from that concreteness and express ourselves in more general terms, it must not be with the thought that this will make the faith more credible.

With the addition of more and more services, including research of public wants, needs, fears and hopes as well as follow - up studies of advertising effects on sales, votes, or simple acceptance, the more general term marketing has grown in use to signify all the varied parts of an orchestrated campaign to «move» any entity, from soap to Senators, into a market.

This «deception - awareness» corresponds to Premack's more general term «second level intentionality.»

Interpreting this one clause involves decisions on some very technical matters, but since I can not deal with those, I will describe the issue in more general terms.

Stated in more general terms, this insight provides a metaphysical basis for the unity of nature (which of course includes people).

For example, the Qur» an made compulsory the alms deducted from gold, silver, and the crops, using also the more general terms «possessions,» and «things granted by God»; the Prophet added the requirement that alms should be deducted from the herd.

It meant one thing for pretty obvious reasons back in the day, but really should be a more general term for anyone who resists adhering to any monolithic viewpoint or ideology imposed either by the majority or by those in power.

Eschatology is the more general term for the expectation of a new order which will come to replace the present world.

If «experience» necessarily implies all those things, then surely a more general term would have to be found; but Whitehead thought the notion of experience could itself be made to serve.

Too complicated to be identified with Shintõ alone, the halo of symbols and slogans and emotions which congealed around Japan in those years would better be denoted by some more general term such as «civil religion.»

St Thomas distinguished between oblation and sacrifice, and used the former as the more general term, as we see in II: II, q. 85 a. 3 ad.3: «A sacrifice, properly speaking, requires that something be done to the thing which is offered to God... The very word signifies this, since sacrifice is so called because a man does something sacred (facit sacrum).

Many people also call it by its more general term, Obstboden (fruit crust), because you can also make this with any berry and with many summer fruits like peaches or nectarines.

Processed meat, though, is a much more general term and refers to anything that's been «transformed through salting, curing, fermentation, smoking or other processes to enhance flavor or improve preservation.»

Instead of the personal ways that babywearing has worked for me and my family, I talk in more general terms and try to be an ambassador rather than a missionary.

Activated carbon (also called activated charcoal) is the more general term which includes carbon material mostly derived from charcoal.

Numerous projects have looked at how to improve specific markets and other crowd - wisdom systems, but too few projects have framed the question in more general terms or tested general hypotheses about how the systems work.

In more general terms, these findings may suggest that the genuine difference between the brains of women and men is substantially attributable to the effects of circulating sex hormones.

Yalpani says that his polyhydroxylic compounds will be useful as «sugar macronutrient substitutes» (MNSs), a more general term for sugar mimics that act as bulking agents.

In more general terms, he is particularly interested in developing three - dimensional microscopies that enable observations under close - to - natural conditions as a function of time.

The Sabinsa product is trademarked Boswellin, which should not be confused with the more general term boswellic acid.

You would never think of doing that in a blurb to sell your book, yet indie writer after indie writer do exactly that, only in more general terms.

Since a part of our mission here at Castle Gate Press is to promote a Christian worldview in the general marketplace, we prefer to use the more general term and state that we publish fiction with a Christian worldview because it encompasses any novel with morals that line up with Scripture.

While that was the specific goal of the series of postings, in more general terms, my advice (and the advice I will continue to provide this week) extends to all authors from all publishers who are interested in securing a little more «attention» from their publisher.

Articles that lay out, either step - by - step or in more general terms, a plan for launching a book; some articles touch upon both pre and post launch considerations.

In more general terms, a consumer proposal is an offer you make to your creditors to pay a portion of your debts.