Sentences with phrase «on precursor»

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Comedy was the theme in the 1970 Dodge Challenger TV spots, which featured a character that's a dead - on precursor to Jackie Gleason's Sheriff Buford T. Justice, and more directly, the J.W. Pepper character in the 1973 James Bond movie Live and Let Die.

To help every student feel safe at school, Lakeside took on a precursor to fighting — and one of the most serious behavior issues facing schools today: bullying.

Disappointing performance at the box office and on the precursor circuit aside, this is still a very good movie.

It's our dark horse spoiler solely based on that precursor.

Based on precursor nominations and wins, the field seems shallow in a way that doesn't fully represent the great year for Best Actor 2017 was, particularly in genre performances.

This has an impact on the precursor substance content for the production of inflammatory leukotrienes.

«New ideas often come from unexpected sources,» says Donald Steiner, Pritzker professor of biochemistry and molecular biology, Hughes Investigator, and an authority on precursor proteins — rough cuts of proteins such as insulin that need to be modified before they are able to function normally.

The Terrorism Research Center was recently awarded a grant from the National Institute of Justice to continue its research on precursor behaviors of lone - wolf and group - based domestic terrorists in the United States.

He used infrared spectroscopy to verify the presence of water on precursor lead - oleates, and nuclear magnetic resonance to show that the lead oleate acted as a drying agent, grabbing water out of the solvent.

In their Perspective, Silver and Wakita discuss new work on precursor events that was presented at a conference in Tokyo.

This new technique enables tight control over diameter, length and surface properties of the nanorods, whose optical, electrical, magnetic and catalytic properties depend on the precursor materials used and the dimensions of the nanorods.

Gasses are then pumped inside, coating and chemically binding to receptors on the precursor layer.

In 2005/2006 it was still pretty easy to predict the Oscars based on precursors.

The most likely nominee, based on the precursors, is Logan, though another comic - based entity, Wonder Woman, could make the leap, or even the more simply titled Wonder.

Based on this rationale, I suggest that the writer encourage her school (s) to engage in systematic «formative evaluation» to ensure that progress is steadily being made on the precursors to raising student achievement, i.e., positive school climate, teacher buy - in, strong CSR implementation, and teaching improvement.

Research focusing on precursors and risk factors for dysfunction as well as protective factors and resources that promote resilience and adaptive functioning;

Nan Stein's on - going research project since 2005 on precursors to teen dating violence among middle school students, Shifting Boundaries, was one of those two interventions deemed to be effective.

In summary, attachment - based interventions to date have focused mainly on precursors of organized types of attachment rather than on precursors of disorganized attachment, reflecting the fact that the extent of negative sequelae of disorganized child - caregiver attachment has only recently been identified, as have precursors of disorganized attachment.

Empirical studies on precursors, developmental course, risk factors and treatment for CD in girls are reviewed, while highlighting similarities and differences between girls and boys.

Not exact matches

Though a battle that featured pre-dreadnought ships, the Battle of Manila Bay involved massive steamships with large turrets and guns that were the precursors of those that would be seen on battleships in WWI and WWII.

But high - tech militaries are developing or have already deployed precursors that illustrate the push toward greater autonomy for machines on the battlefield.

For the first time, customers trusted products they couldn't examine in person on an extraordinarily wide scale, an early and obvious precursor to the world of online shopping.

The shift to more meaningful content has just started rolling out, but the company made other changes last year as a precursor to the latest moves, including cutting down on viral videos.

Sales letters sent through the mail were the precursor of email marketing and Kennedy's is the classic tome on the tactic.

-- no, it wasn't a precursors to my post on Narcissistic Personality Disorder, it was a post about starting your VC presentation with team bios) and before VentureBlog VCs pretty much kept mum.

Precursor Ventures is not yet a big name in venture capital, but it's taking on a big mission: Making sure more entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds get an equal shot at venture capital dollars and their Silicon Valley dreams.

The space race was in high gear, with the USSR landing a vehicle on the moon and the U.S. successfully completing its Gemini program — the precursor to the Apollo moon landing missions.

Extracting the distribution of laser damage precursors on fused silica surfaces for 351 nm, 3 ns laser pulses at high fluences (20 - 150 J / cm (2)-RRB-

Fracture - induced subbandgap absorption as a precursor to optical damage on fused silica surfaces

In the end, he himself was executed without a trial, thus becoming the precursor of the One whose death signified the final judgment of God on all the powers and principalities.

And in this sense, he was the precursor of what Lumen Gentium, Vatican II's Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, described as the «universal call to holiness.»

Gabirol was identified with the doctrine of universal hylomorphism — the idea that everything God creates is composed of form and matter — and treated as a precursor of the nominalist emphasis on the absolute freedom (and thus inscrutability) of God's will.

You may see here a precursor of freedom on the human level.

That is, like its precursors of 1824 and 1857, it recognized implicitly that the Mexican people are «Catholic» and will have churches; it simply asserted unquestioned governmental authority to set the limits on the churches» domain.

But its precursor was The Purpose Driven Church (Zondervan), the defining handbook of how to build a church on the principles employed at Saddleback.

On that occasion, I appeared with Professor Geering and found, much to my delight, a precursor of such wit and wisdom that we immediately became friends.

On p. 184 he refers to the «organic mechanism» of Whitehead as a precursor.

Also, there have been tons of studies done on ho mo $ exu ality — if it was a choice there would be precursors to that choice leading someone to want to be attracted to the same gender or leading them to actually having attraction for the same gender — yet not one study has ever found any precursor or cause.

Also, there have been tons of studies done on ho mo $ e xuality — if it was a choice there would be precursors to that choice leading someone to want to be attracted to the same gender or leading them to actually having attraction for the same gender — yet not one study has ever found any precursor or cause.

Borges's poetics of reading does not obviously examine literary history from a chronological point of view, a linear mode according to which precursors invariably connect themselves from one life to another — and on toward the present.

Television's revolutionary impact on culture is scarcely understood yet, and in any case it is only the precursor of the greater electronic - media revolution to come.

A second approach is to look on the earlier Whitehead as the precursor of Process and Reality, and to see the early views as finding their true expression in the late ones.

It seems to me that this is a serious oversight because by overlooking the influences on or precursors to Francis» «Gospel chivalry» the author misses a chance for further historical grounding that would take the edges off his rather idealised view of Francis as the original genius of the concept.

Also, eating in a comparable manner to our precursors has been demonstrated on numerous occasions to offer stunning medical advantages, including counteractive action of most maladies of human progress, for example, tumor, coronary illness, Alzheimers, and other interminable conditions that are generally created by horrible eating routine and way of life.

Recent research on ginger indicates that it reduces inflammation markers in the colon, and colon inflammation is known to be a precursor to colon cancer.

Though I will say that on nights I actually manage to exercise after work and get home at 7:30 starving, I'm of the «put an egg on it» persuasion (precursor to «put a bird on it»?)

«Dairy producers and processors in our states are deeply concerned that this market concentration provides New Zealand, the world's largest dairy exporter, with a tremendous advantage in global markets and are insistent on seeing it effectively addressed as a necessary precursor to any expansion of US - New Zealand dairy trade in TPP.»

Both athletes claimed that the powder contained the steroid precursors norandrostenedione and androstenediol — which were not disclosed on the label.

Few people realise kale has as much protein per gram as steak — with all the amazing amount of vitamin A precursor and other good stuff that you miss out on with the steak.