Sentences with phrase «of bits of»

Here are some of bits of advice from this panel that I found incredibly helpful and / or inspiring.

Ontological physicalism gives a sense to the idea that physics, the science of bits of matter in spacetime, is our basic science — whatever its ultimate success may turn out to be, it is the only science that attempts to give us a comprehensive understanding of all of our world, Other sciences are «special sciences,» in that each of them concerns a specially restricted domain.

Thus evolution was interpreted as epigenetic, as technical jargon put it; it was not merely or only the mechanical rearrangement of bits of matter.

Guled has been making toy cars and planes for years, crafting them out of bits of trash he finds in his hometown of Buhodle in northern Somalia.

The universe is thus seen to be composed of bits of inert matter moving through space according to deterministic laws.

Classical mechanistic science said the world was made of bits of matter organized into bigger bits.

Vast numbers of people think that the fact of a relatively settled order of nature, along with the scientific interpretation of change and the description of the inner dynamics of human personality (and much else as well), has ruled out once and for all genuine novelty and made change nothing more than the reshuffling of bits of matter - in - motion.

For Whitehead, the universe is not made of bits of stuff that can be understood as particles or atoms.

It doesn't bother me one bit, nor do I think that the Bible is any less the infallible Word of God, because I think that in all the thoudands of bits of manuscripts required to put together one copy of the new testament, there may have been a comma left out, or the order of a particular incident was off.

Steve: It doesnâ $ ™ t bother me one bit, nor do I think that the Bible is any less the infallible Word of God, because I think that in all the thoudands of bits of manuscripts required to put together one copy of the new testament, there may have been a comma left out, or the order of a particular incident was off.

But perhaps the most interesting idea to arise in this chapter is James's suggestion that the stream of thought is made up of bits of knowledge or, as James puts it, bits of «sciousness», which include knowledge of other objects only, not themselves.

I simply followed one of the bits of advice of the group, which was, «Take what you need, and leave the rest.»

How can it move us to be told that Jesus gave his body as a feast «truly from heaven come down,» and then to be treated to a tableau vivant showing the children of Israel in the desert, in the style, colors and postures of bad Sunday school illustrations, with manna falling from the sky in the form of bits of fluttering paper?

The revealing of these bits of information are extremely joy filling because witness to your spirit and eyes.

Walt Disney's acquisition of bits of Fox is likely to be a consideration.

How this applies to corporate life: One of the bits of advice I often give colleagues at my current company, Porch.com, is to «embrace the red.»

«There are buildings now that get millions of bits of data a day,» he says.

This was not the first time that pundits and politicians resorted to the «strategic asset» rhetoric to make their case for protectionism, but it illustrates the strange longevity of this bit of bafflegab.

«I think this is a kind of a bit of an end of Q1 foot stomp as we move toward Q2.

As I use creative content for my outreach most of my link building these days involves the placement of a bit of tasty looking graphics.

There's been quite of a bit of mob mentality driving the marketplace as the retail trader can feel empowered making public market calls on social media.

Forgive the disjointed nature of this bit of thread; I couldn't get this posted as a reply to a previous comment.

But others have never heard of that bit of «revelation» (it's been swept under the rug like their racist teachings.)

Featuring new stories from Ann's blog, powerful excerpts from the New York Times bestseller The Broken Way, and Ann's signature photography from her farm and family, this gorgeous book will be a profoundly meaningful and needed gift — not only to your own weary soul, but any loved one looking for the relief of a bit of beauty and abundant joy.

By and large, the rites of American civic religion are harmless enough, bland baptisms of the status quo by the application of a bit of liturgy emptied of any real dogmatic significance or personal demands.

Even Aquinas's enhancement of Aristotle's foundational / «primary» «final cause» and his attempt to apply it to God was still was not enough to affirm God as creator and sustainer of every bit of cosmic existence.

Rather, is it a unitary picture of a bit of reality which itself only exists in a piecemeal dispersed fashion (see ED 269 - 270, and 293 - 296).

In Numbers 21:6 - 9, Moses cures the people of the bites of poisonous serpents by holding up before them a standard on which an image of a serpent is attached.

Instead of praying, (which you then appear NOT to be so confident in), you call 911, and high - tail it to the doctor, and avail yourself of every bit of technology and science that those with scientific world views have developed, and absolutely refuse to allow yourself or anyone you know to be disconnected from the equipment, (even though you SAY you believe you are going to your reward in a better place).

And everyone who thinks that salvation depends of a bit of skin on or off is still living in the middle ages!

I must admit my last post came out of a bit of fear as I really don't want to be wrong in my beliefs.

Now, in light of this bit of natural logic based on your question... do you think women should be able to get the meds to manage their conditions or not?

The absolute significance and value of any bit of religious experience we might hear of would thus be given almost mathematically into our hands.

I'm rather glad we've at least got rid of that bit of primitive ignorance.

The question was «science can explain» not «science can explain everything» 1) We will never know the position of every bit of matter so knowing everything is not possible — the current theories match observations well enough for the answer to be yes 2) Again knowing everything about every individual step in the creation of life is not possible but current theories match... 3) here do know pretty much everything.

Satisfaction seems to be what we want out of every bit of our day.

Recently, this memory has become the subject of a bit of friendly debate between my mom and I. I remember the cake being served in a 9 ″ x 13 ″ pan with a light frosting.

Not exact matches

Biden also did a bit to parry what is probably the main criticism of Theranos, which is that it has not published any peer - reviewed studies of its work.

Mindful of elevating expectations too high, Musk hedged a bit.

«For people of a certain age, Victor Kiam was a bit of a celebrity thanks to him fronting his company's TV ads.

Some require a bit of time, others require far more of your resources.

«We're a bit hesitant on the ability of [President - elect Donald] Trump to, one, get legislation passed in the time frame that the market is expecting and, two, the impact of that legislation if and when it is passed,» says the global macro strategist for Pavilion Global Markets in Montreal.

Okay — seriously, try not to click this link RIGHT HERE before you finish reading the last little bit of this article because you'll soon find that a couple hours have gone by and you've laughed yourself into raging six - pack abs.

Has no one ever heard of a tip, a trick, a shortcut, or even just a bit of advice?

Then, availing himself of the site's annotation tool, another user highlighted various bits of text and added his own commentary to offer another perspective on Rodger's story.

Thankfully, with a bit of work and a bit of practice, you can improve your efficiency at holding meetings, and repair the damaged reputation they might have earned in your office.

Thursday: Alibaba, Celgene, Amazon, Google Alibaba: This stock has slowed down a bit recently, with China cooling off and the loss of its aggressive retail support.

If this were an old Disney movie made while Walt was at the controls, this would be the moment in the story when a little bit of magic would appear — perhaps in the form of a fairy godmother or some pixie dust — to make things right.

There's even a bit of a Miranda Priestly from «The Devil Wears Prada» swagger to her when informing the board that The Post is running the papers.

However, there's a bit of a catch.