Sentences with phrase «observers who»

Mortgage Rates Remain Surprisingly Low Mortgage rates have surprised many industry observers who expected rates to rise this year.

Early educators must be exceptional observers who know a lot about how children grow and develop as well as an understanding of what research tells us about the purpose and methods of assessments with young children.

One such approach involves having practicum students serve as process observers who write process notes for psychotherapy groups that are facilitated by more advanced trainees (e.g., postdoctoral interns and staff).

Although outside observers who read these descriptions predicted that the people in the absence condition would feel worse compared to people in the presence or control conditions, because they were presumably thinking about something negative (not having their partner), people who imagined never meeting their partners actually felt the most satisfied in their relationships.

Instead, they typically serve in the capacity of emotional guides to navigate through the process, or as observers who might intervene to ensure that the process and meetings run smoothly.

I agree with most observers who believe that some degree of human judgment will always remain necessary in recruiting.

News about the Japanese trustee's sell - off halt has spurred renewed interest from observers who have been enduring severe volatility of the coin.

Even with the increased attention being paid to the sector, cryptocurrencies remain a mystery to many financial observers who attempt to project prices.

As I've noted in a recent posting [http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/ethicalesq/2007/07/26/presumed-ignorant-scott-turow-on-the-billable-hour/] please count me among the observers who predicts no improvement in lawyer ethics, work balance, or client satisfaction, if the billing system is changed without clearly reducing the amount of fees that each lawyer is expected to generate every year.

Negative reaction to this new Google - centric approach towards including social media results has been instant and fierce, both from Google's competitors and from less partisan observers who feel that «Google just broke itself» by pushing its own wares instead of delivering the most relevant results.

For many observers who are knowledgeable about the problems in policing, public safety ministers have been carrying around a picket fence with them for so long that the best they can offer when confronted with a major crisis is to sit on it.

While some share the government's view that sitting judges should have no role whatsoever in the nomination process, I can not think of credible independent observers who feel the government raised this concern in a fair and appropriate way.

It might be a disappointment for certain observers who argue that the case - law is excessively formalistic and not in line with the teachings of economics.

There will be non-Muslim observers who embrace this as a sign that the law is working to promote integration and empancipation, yet surely they should struggle to square this perception with the sense of violation and oppression that those women will feel.

As the Australian blogger Joanne Nova summarised Tol's findings, John Cook of the University of Queensland and his team used an unrepresentative sample, left out much useful data, used biased observers who disagreed with the authors of the papers they were classifying nearly two - thirds of the time, and collected and analysed the data in such a way as to allow the authors to adjust their preliminary conclusions as they went along, a scientific no - no if ever there was one.

In this complex and seemingly never - ending debate, there is now an increasing number of scientists and other observers who say researchers and policymakers need to move on, to respond to the Earth's reactions to global warming instead of still debating whether or not it is a reality.

And at a recent International Polar Year science conference in Montreal, Environment Canada's research contingent was accompanied by a phalanx of government media observers who monitored their colleagues» presentations and obliged the scientists to refer any follow - up queries to their handlers.

We are independent but compassionate observers who have undertaken our own investigation.

In my recent article («The Problem with Climate Catastrophizing,» March 21), I argue that those I term climate catastrophists — observers who regard climate change as an unprecedented, existential threat — badly underestimate humanity's capacity to cope with change and thus overreact to the problem.

Chu is just one of many observers who say that natural gas produced from U.S. shale formations could change America's energy landscape.

Unfortunately, most of the volunteer observers who take / took these observations chose to take their once daily observations during daylight, or at best around 10PM, when they were normally awake, so many recording times ended up being either morning or evening.

For some of those eagerly - awaiting observers who yearn for comfier and sturdier shelter, the micro-camper QTvan may be just what the doctor ordered.

And as for the observers who fret about Ruby's equally sincere commitment to sales — well, time is on his side.

With diagrams, drawings, text, audio and installations, he creates devices in which the individual experience of the agents and observers who participate play an important role.

It means you need clandestine observers who can take mental notes or, better yet, utilize digital recorders to log comments as they walk through the aisles.

Previous studies have also found multiple observers who consider themselves «experts» or who are dog professionals have low rates of agreement in their visual assessment of dog breed.

In this case, there happens to be sophisticated market observers who could give themselves a mathematical advantage by monitoring how, where and when a trade gets executed.

By policy, I won't be naming here the industry observers who are painstakingly discussing the work on this listserv.

Granted, there are still many seasoned observers who aren't ready to declare self - publishing the major force it's thought by others to be.

Nielsen Book's assertion this week at the BookInsights Conference that «Amazon / self - published» ebooks accounted in 2015 for 22 percent of the UK ebook market was a red flag to many observers who know that Amazon doesn't release its sales figures on the indie - ebook sector.

In fact, in looking ahead to 2011, Shatzkin correctly countered other observers who expected to see «a flattening coming soon in the ebook switchover.

Google has been accused of pulling a Microsoft, by endlessly rebrand and rename products that are successful, but not market - leading, in an effort to become the market leader, but end up fragmenting their own brands further by alienating existing loyal users and confusing late - adopters and casual observers who don't follow the branding news.

Prizes were awarded to the vehicles by a jury based on the reports of the observers who rode in each car.

Only observers who notice the badging and different wheels will detect the cylinder subtraction.

School and district leaders may also consider the use of outside observers who can offer teachers the content - area expertise and relevant feedback that is essential for improving practices.

This is the second in a series of posts supporting district leaders in building strong calibration systems for observers who support teacher growth, including school leaders and coaches.

The announcement, which came in the form of a memo (PDF) sent on Friday to chief state school officers from Deputy Secretary of Education Anthony Miller, is a shocking development for education experts and political observers who, up to now, believed that all federal education programs would be subject to a devastating 8.4 percent across - the - board cut beginning in January 2013.

There is a second way in which value - added could be used as a screener — not of teachers, but of the classroom observers who rate teacher practice.

In an article for The 74, Mark Keierleber talks to many observers who expect Trump to reverse the Obama administration's messaging on school discipline.

And better to have it done by informed, principled observers who are willing to stipulate good intentions than by those inclined to the ad hominem or the conspiratorial.

Observers who focus on the teacher like a hawk often miss what is actually happening in the classroom.

Observers who stay in one spot during an observation are literally limiting themselves to a single perspective.

Probably the biggest mistakes I saw being made yesterday, whether on a blog or on Twitter, were observers who read too much into the National Board of Review's choices and omissions.

Many of the observers who are participating in this exercise are funded by NASA's NEO Observations Program, but observers supported by other countries» space agencies and space institutions around the world are now involved in the campaign.

Many observers who are otherwise opposed to human embryo research have argued, however, that despite the likely ultimate destruction of excess embryos after IVF, the desire of a couple to have a child is such a strong moral good that it justifies the procedure.

Tricia Prickett, while at the University of Toledo in Ohio, found that untrained observers who watched a video of the first 20 to 30 seconds of a job interview were astonishingly accurate at predicting whether the applicant would be offered the job.

Black observers who watched the recorded interactions perceived whites who avoided talking about race as more prejudiced than the intrepid few who acknowledged skin color.

Writing at the height of a radium craze that swept across Europe and America in the early 20th century, Saleeby was one of many observers who connected radium and radioactivity to the mysteries of life.

The news of the indictments was sadly familiar for Albany observers who have watched a parade of public officials face corruption and other criminal charges.

These question marks add to the skepticism of some observers who think that Sugarman was acting in Cuomo's interest.