Sentences with phrase «of human capacity»

As a result, these facets of my human capacities will become more developed in me than they will in others, and might give me special advantages, in spite of their drawbacks.

When we speak of knowledge, we immediately think of the human capacity to learn more about the reality that surrounds him and to discover the laws that govern nature and the universe.

Indeed, human sexuality - in its fullest sense - is both the physiological and psychological grounding of the human capacity to love.

At that time human beings were distinguished from «lower» animals by virtue of the human capacity to think and make moral choices.

She has a longstanding interest in the philosophy of technology and how extensions of human capacity drive emerging social trends.

On his part, Vice Chancellor of UMaT Professor Jerry S. Y. Kuma, expressed delight with the agreement and referred to GNPC's support as monumental to the development of human capacity in Ghana's mining, oil and gas sector.

In this direction lie proposals for building schools around learners, gearing instruction to individual goals and learning styles, pointing education toward developing an ever - broader range of human capacities, and phasing in assessment tools that get at ever - subtler nuances of achievement.

It is a sad reflection of the human capacity for violence that Wikipedia has a sub-category, under «rampage killers,» for «rampage killers: school massacres.»

If Jesus» death contributes to God a unique experience of the human capacity to receive God, then Jesus» death also allows God a unique opportunity to give.

Involvement of the Colorado Teacher of the Year cohorts and National Board certified teachers also contributes to the development of human capacity in terms of leadership, knowledge, and will.

Maybe the companies that make scented products will start making greater use of the human capacity and develop cleaners and perfumes with new, more interesting scents,» she says.

In the introductory chapter we spoke of the «secular» spirit of our age, with its insistence upon the recognition of human capacity and human responsibility and with its refusal to look to a deus ex machina who will intervene in the world to set things right when they go wrong and upon whose shoulders blame for that wrong can always be placed.

To inquire into connections between the Holocaust and bioethical debates today assumes a hopeful estimate of the human capacity for reasonable discourse.

Transcendence is defined as the reappropriation of the world from the standpoint of the human capacity to be the subject of projects.

But the spring still flows, and if it flows it can flow strong again, and fill to overflow those banks of the human capacity to comprehend which currently stem its stream.

But is there not a dimension of human capacity which is thereby left unexpressed?

And the objectification of a human capacity can hardly symbolize man's incapacity before God.

The overplus of human capacity beyond any survival benefit — this is the image of God.

Their call for a new political consciousness in the culture of America, accustomed as older Americans are to viewing political involvement as a decidedly secondary activity if not a dirty one, is a mighty affirmation of the human capacity for action and a long needed antidote to the «just do your job, take care of your family, and stay out of controversial matters» philosophy of most Americans.

The truth is not a weapon, but rather the basis for a deeper vision of the human capacity to love to which denizens of a liberal epoch might consent.

Comparison with Gilgamesh, which the author of Genesis 2 - 3 may have had in mind in writing, would perhaps have given a deeper resonance to the reality principle, including the limitations of human capacities and the acceptance of death.

Waldorf School of Princeton offers a curriculum centered on the developmental stages of the growing child and the harmonious integration of the human capacities of thinking (head), willing (hands), and feeling (heart).

He said: «Our imperfect union as a federation should not be an excuse for our legendary failure which appears to have found vent in the call for restructuring, a union of multi-ethnic multi-lingual and multi-religious can certainly task the best of human capacities, but that is precisely the challenge and how to work on it and build a nation of people of a common destiny, and this is where the PDP must raise to the challenge.

In the initial movements of the helpers — the first responders, the blood donators, the countless men and women who rushed in to do anything and everything they could to fix the gaping hole left by those Monday afternoon explosions — I see an extreme example of the human capacity for selflessness.

Transplantation is a miracle not because of technology but rather because of our human capacity to give the gift of life during our darkest hour.

I believe our only hope for the future is to adopt a new conception of human ecology, one in which we start to reconstitute our conception of the richness of human capacity.

Dr. Amin Amin currently leads ASK for Human Capacity Building (ASK), a social enterprise dedicated to the provision of human capacity building services in the Arab region, including professional development services for professionals, educators and school community members, women, youth and entrepreneurs.

They have an optimistic view of human capacities to solve human problems and to conserve ecologies at the same time.

And we believe, based on strong social science evidence, that SEL has particular power to unlock a broad range of human capacities — intellectual and emotional — which prepare children to co-create a kinder, more interconnected, and equitable future.

So the death of Jesus has a definite contribution to make to God in terms of God's experience of the human capacity to receive as well as the divine capacity to be received, i.e., to have the gift that is offered actually received.

While all these facets of human capacity are involved in inductive preaching, they are involved in the more natural and normal way; that is, together.

This means fundamentally reshaping the use of human capacity, technology, time, and money, to provide both recuperative and accelerative opportunities for all students.

Educational systems are essential to the universal development of our human capacity.

It has often been asked how the individual can come to believe at all if faith is the gift of God and is not to be won through human effort, and how faith can be demanded if it is outside the limit of human capacity.

By this I do not mean ghostlike, but piercing and tender in their reflection of human capacity.

Development of human capacity is the «key» to achieving substantially enhanced Return on Entrepreneurial Investment (ROEI) ROEI will only be maximized if human capacity development is a critical component of building entrepreneurship and leadership.

Jesus expresses no conception of a human ideal, no thought of a development of human capacities, no idea of something valuable in man as such, no conception of the spirit in the modern sense.

In brief, social change — this rapid, turbulent, accelerating scene — is more than a professional challenge; it is a total human challenge, and to deal with it as human beings, be we professionals or nonprofessionals, we must unashamedly call upon the full range of our human capacities and interests — scientific, artistic, and religious.

In this the - world - is - flat era, the United States and China demand more competitive human capital and, therefore, sustained investment in and development of human capacity.

I also think the novel and its characters teach us of the human capacity to persevere, to love, and to forgive.

And we believe, based on strong social science evidence, that SEL has particular power to unlock a broad range of human capacities — intellectual and emotional — which prepare children to co-create a kinder, more interconnected, and equitable future.