Sentences with phrase «novel experiences in»

My intention is not to define a night of neighborhood art openings but rather to collaborate on a happening of novel experiences in the broadest sense to include painting, sculpture, drawing and a wide range of visual and creative practices.

Its short shifting was academic, however, with the unmistakable feel of torque steer making its presence felt at full throttle — a novel experience in a Mazda6, frankly.

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In his view, they need to be masters of statistics, have some programming experience and possess novel problem - solving skills.

One factor in its favor is the growing and monied class of tech - savvy consumers who are willing to pay for novel, customized experiences — and for whom a standard car off the assembly line may pale next to the thrill of the next newest, shiniest thing.

In January 2017, SiteOne announced the closing of a research and development agreement with Amgen, a collaboration focused on combining SiteOne's experienced drug discovery team and portfolio of novel Naᵥ1.7 inhibitors with Amgen's neuroscience capabilities.

In a novel advancement of radiological technology, Brazilian researchers have created a product that takes fetal MRI and ultrasound data and transform them into a three - dimensional representation of what a fetus is experiencing.

If you don't have any experience that you want to cash in on but have a knack for writing, say, sci - fi stories, then you can author and publish your novel on Amazon as well.

«Consumer on - demand parking, while one of those novel, amazing experiences for customers, is a very difficult business to scale,» the company wrote in a goodbye letter.

Her professional training in information science, instructional design and user research is supported by a decade of creating user - centred experiences, managing user research projects and prototyping novel programs.

Infinit Finance and Accounting is at the forefront of providing new answers to your complicated needs, and its experience with accounts receivable outsourcing gives it valuable insights that can provide novel solutions which in turn give stellar results.

Secular autobiography and the classic novel are unimaginable without the superior point of view of a narrator looking back on a life of errancy that will lead to a transformative experience, which will in turn produce self - understanding.

It seems to me that these latter novels are all illuminated by discussing them in terms very similar to the ones we used to discuss parables: they evoke the graciousness of the transcendent by means of a distortion of the familiar, for the purpose of providing a new and extraordinary context for ordinary experience.

The viewer of art and the reader of a novel who surrender themselves to a new order of reality illustrate well both the validity of and the difficulties involved in such spontaneous freedom in the play experience.

But we can say at least this: the essential meaning of the concept of the miraculous, as this has been used in traditional theology, is grounded in the keen awareness men have of the unexpected and unprecedented experiences and happenings, the novel and hence the unusually stimulating events or circumstances of life, through which men in every age have been aroused to faith in God and have been given a deepening conviction of his love and care.

In essence the reader becomes a part of the novel as experienced; the logos irrupts momentarily into reality where to some degree the reader's potential is actualized in the absolute presenIn essence the reader becomes a part of the novel as experienced; the logos irrupts momentarily into reality where to some degree the reader's potential is actualized in the absolute presenin the absolute present.

And yet in its refusal, it passes towards novel order as a primary requisite for important experience.

Its experience of the extent to which human brutality can go, of the fury that can be unleashed when the human animal is attacked, its acceptance in wry cynicism of the venality of great and small; its acceptance, too, of a psychological analysis that tends to show how slight the power of reason, how great the strength of obscure passions; how corrupting of children the possible love of mothers and the wrath of fathers; its portrayal of men and mankind in bitterly disillusioned novels and in shuddering chronicles of man's inhumanity to man — in all this the 20th century has perhaps gone beyond anything that Edwards said in dispraise of men, individually and in the collective.

From my own experiences in the Middle East I wrote a novel - king of Bat «ha - and sequel - Tales from the East - due out July 2012.

It is indeed staggering to realize that our lifetime of experiences, assembled in our own definite, novel way, constitute a unique moment for God in God's relationship to the world.

In her novel Revelation, Peggy Payne tells of a Presbyterian minister who experiences a theophany.

The effective presence of these relevant novel possibilities for self - constitution does not determine just how an occasion of experience will in fact constitute itself.

In general, everyone's death is a contribution to God in the sense that death finalizes each person's novel experience of lifIn general, everyone's death is a contribution to God in the sense that death finalizes each person's novel experience of lifin the sense that death finalizes each person's novel experience of life.

In short, relative to any stage of the advancing world and to any novel actuality, God is an instance of final and efficient causation, achieving his own novel experience of the world.

Briefly, actual occasions are integral drops of experience which, in an episode of subjective immediacy, experientially gather the antecedent world into a novel, concrete unity (MT 205ff.).

The novel events in the lives of individuals (human and otherwise) are unified in the experience of God.

Gossip in the form of the novel enlarges our grasp of someone else's experience and thereby increases our understanding of ourselves.

What I found was as close as I expect to get to the experience of reading the perfect novel, a state enhanced considerably by the thought of Hopkins in the role of Stevens, the aging, dignified butler in one of England's grand but fading houses.

Further, if we live by such a vision in this life, it means we are seeking the most creative, novel, stimulating, intense experience in virtually everything we do.

Delegates to the World Council of Churches» Faith and Order Commission meeting in Kuala Lumpur in August had the novel experience of seeing their sessions covered in the Malaysian media with the intensity that normally attends national elections or the latest developments in the «Malaysian Idol» competition.

What makes this novel approach perfection — and two comments on the book jacket actually employ the word — is the way Ishiguro leads the reader into Stevens's life through his own words, enabling us to feel his pride in being a «great» butler and at the same time experience the pain of personal loss which he is utterly unable to acknowledge.

While reading The Book, I had an experience like those referred to in histories of Victorian culture: I had to set the novel aside for several days because of how audaciously Murdoch had treated one of her characters.

Hope can be based upon components of process itself: (1) the generally available vision of God; (2) the openness of the future; (3) the everlastingness of the past in the memory of God; (4) freedom to create novel experience at all levels of the cosmic process; (5) aesthetic enjoyment of existence, and (6) the possibility of a better society through intelligent use of the first five elements.

On a more metaphysically fundamental level, Whitehead's «philosophy of organism also regards knowing as a special case of the «bipolar» nature of all becoming, whereby the direct «physical» response to objective reality is partially transformed by «mental» functioning in the realization of a novel subjective experience.

This has to be learned from lots of firsthand experience with all kinds of people in all kinds of situations, as well as from novels and poetry, history and psychology, and again, of course, the Bible and theology.

This lecture seems to have been devoted in large part to criticisms of Alexander, specifically that his notion of «emergence» is too vague and muddled to give any useful account of «cognitive experience» in particular, or of the more general observations of the novel and creative features of determinate actualities of whatever sort.

The field belongs increasingly to those who have experienced the richness and depths of the tradition and who are restive with the something - new - every - week folks who, in Luther's words, have «no more than an itch to produce something novel so that they might shine before men as leading lights.»

It is clear from the context, moreover, that Whitehead is concerned primarily with the «emergence of novel features in immediate occasions of experience, beyond that indicated by the constraints of the immediate past on such experience.

The contrast was chiefly because in Jesus, to some extent in his teachings but chiefly in what he himself was, his death, and his resurrection, and the resulting experience with what Christians termed the Spirit, a novel and revolutionary force had been released.

Every layer of sediment in experience would have its concernedness stubbornly inscribed in it, but each layer would also invite novel concernedness in the spontaneous forming of new layers.

Because each occasion actively appropriates its past (in a manner determined also by the way in which it receives novel possibilities into its experience) 1 it is, in a sense, self - caused, a causa sui.13 There is no absolute passivity in this fundamental mode of perception and causation.

We are concerned with their effort to be metaphoric in their reflection, staying close to the parabolic form with its insistence on using common language in novel ways to evoke insight, with its emphasis on the narrative quality of believing, its foundation in experience, and with both language and belief rooted in a total life - style.

There is novelty along the route in the sense that human experience is novel compared to the experience of a dinosaur.

Whitehead's explanation of how the inharmonious systems are included in an harmonious system is «a fourth way»: «This novel system is such as radically to alter the distribution of intensities throughout the two given systems, and to change the importance of both in the final intensive experience» (Adventures 260).

From cronuts to townies, traditional sweet treats are getting a modern makeover due to strong consumer interest in novel eating experiences.

I have to say that when thinking of Liverpool FC I tend to experience the sort of deep depression of my spirits which afflicts the average character in novels of the 1930s.

Couples» shared participation in novel and arousing activities and experienced relationship quality.

He cites his own group's experience with a novel antidepressant candidate that initially looked promising but failed in a placebo - controlled trial.

-- we could «identify novel drugs able to combat age - related diseases in completely new ways and thereby shorten the period of chronic illness experienced at the end of life.»

We offer our experience over the last 8 years in a novel University of California institute as our contribution to this dialogue.

She thinks games can be just as powerful as films or novels, but by experiencing them in a different way the player can become a co-director of the story.