Sentences with phrase «one's specific identity»

Strategies • Seek professional development on working with specific identity groups • Share support resources with other educators • Connect with community organizations • Engage in ongoing self - assessment and reflection on your trauma responsiveness

In my opinion, this subject letter is a concocted effort, and if you're puzzled as to the author's general if not specific identity you might want to think about the overall message of the letter itself, which is: that in order to avoid a nightmare experience like the one described you clearly need someone other than a REALTOR and your typical Home Inspector — ah yes, that would only leave a: Real Estate Con........!

When we examine how diversity influences the profession as a whole, it's easy to lose sight of the experience of being an individual lawyer, with specific identity characteristics, practising law in Ontario.

Often, different family members get pigeonholed into one specific identity which is pathologizing & limiting, and does not serve them.

Without such specific identity and the related integrity of self there would be nothing to share; we should all of us be lost in a repetition of the same thing over and over again.

An international consortium of five DNA barcoding laboratories, led by Pfenninger and Dr. Jörg Römbke of the ECT Oekotoxikologie GmbH / Flörsheim, closely examined the earthworm species Eisenia, also known as the composting worm, used in these tests and checked its assumed specific identity by means of barcoding.

Adoption Issues From Ten to Twelve: Identity Challenged and Reinforced Cogen (2008) In Parenting Your Internationally Adopted Child: From Your First Hours Together through the Teen Years View Abstract Explores specific identity issues faced by international adopted people when they are between the ages of 10 and 12.

One example of these programs is employee resource groups, where specific identity groups, such as LGBT employees or women, provided a network between Uber and potential hires from these groups.

Recent experiments, for instance, suggest that when an organ lacks LGR -5-positive cells, differentiated cells may be able to «dedifferentiate» and repair tissues — a radical change from the one - way street toward specific identities that stem cells were thought to travel.

You can build a specific lookup table that codes these into specific identities — like Barack Obama, or your mother.»

Yet in the face of its history, Hong Kong has duly created its own culturally specific identity, one that inevitably combines both elements of the West and Mainland China.

As educators, we need to also reflect on any privileges we may experience simply due to specific identity markers we hold (race, gender, class, sexual orientation, mental wellness, and physical ability).

Mei - Jia & Ting - Ting & Chih - Fu & Sin - Ji questions the processes that are used by composers and engineers to represent specific identities and social conditions by fabricating human speech patterns.

Yet despite this concentration on specific identities, the artist's work rarely evokes the singular; it quite literally homes in on the communal aspects of daily life, reminding the viewer of what is lost when an individual is subtracted from the community.

Adoption Issues From Six to Nine: Making Choices About Race, Culture, Ethnicity, and Identity Cogen (2008) In Parenting Your Internationally Adopted Child: From Your First Hours Together through the Teen Years View Abstract Discusses specific identity issues faced by international adopted people when they are between the ages of 6 and 9 and provides recommendations for successful parenting techniques.

In the pre-Kantian philosophy of Plato and Aristotle, individual substances have specific identity by participating in or being essentially constituted by intelligible form, and rational subjects emerge (are actualized) in the apprehension of such form.

This specific identity didn't emerge from a retreat, a seminar with a consultant, or even a very long council meeting.

For in such an analysis, what is disclosed is that we are in truth a certain direction or routing of events which, because of a persisting memory of what has occurred along it, and because there has emerged (at some point in the evolutionary development so far as our own species is concerned) an awareness which includes both consciousness and self - consciousness, may meaningfully be given a specific identity.

The Church exists, in its specific identity, to carry out a certain task; it has a function or functions which are also specifically its own.

Catholics shared that rhythm with most of the world's great religious traditions, a fact which ought to have suggested that there was something essential about fasting not only for our specific identities as Catholic Christians, but as religious human beings.

Like all spiritual creations, whether man or angel, our specific identity is not in ourselves or in the order of the created at all.

The specific identity of women's oppression was not present in the sociological and theological analysis of the first writings of Liberation Theologians.

Yet my body retains a specific identity as this body and my body.

In Acts the designation emphasizes fellowship and fidelity to Jesus in the early Christian community: here it denotes real presence and a specific identity of the sacred elements at Mass with the physical presence of the Risen Lord.

However, we have a specific identity as a movement.

These sketches occasionally make for fun, star - studded viral videos, but there's not a lot of S.N.L. - specific identity in them — which is a shame, because cast members Cecily Strong, Alex Moffat, and Mikey Day have all perfected their caricatures of the Trump family, and they could be the linchpins of these sketches.

In particular, he argues that the basis of the controversies surrounding the film, and «what continues to make it fascinating» is «the blurring between its sense of a nation in crisis, a loss of civility that affects everybody, and a specific identity — that of a white male — that is in crisis» (p. 5).

Driven by passion for a specific identity or set of values, several brands are proving their lifestyle - focused models can thrive in an industry growing ever more competitive.

The descendants of the Marjoribanks retrievers spread up and down the coast, some of them reaching Alaska, but unfortunately neither the British nor Canadian Kennel Clubs had recognized the breed at the time and specific identity is lost.

According to J. Nichole Smith, pet industry marketing expert, brand builder and author, as more and more competitors enter the lucrative pet industry, embracing a specific identity beyond «pet lover» is essential to standing out and forming a strong bond with consumers.

The reverence of God in these new temples gives no specific identity to these new temple since all temples has a shrine to venerate God and hence the temple does not give any identity to these new institutions.

Deira is an area that offers a unique mix of the modern and the vintage, unifying ancient history and contemporary culture to create a specific identity; ideal for the holidaymaker looking for the best of both worlds.

Whether Prince Charles's portrait or Odutola's self - portrait, what matters is not the specific identity of the subject but the cumulative buildup of line that brings weight, complexity, and mobility to her images.

Active since 2007, Liu's practice explores a complex, transcultural «identity confusion» — a lack of any specific identity confinement, so to speak, wherein one's lived experience and self - understanding derive from fluctuating components of rationality and mystery, reality and fiction.

«The moment you add even so much as a nostril or the hint of a mouth, you begin to give the figure the specific identity.

In paintings such as Pas de Quatre (1952) forms feel solid even as their specific identities are in flux.

Those are stripped of their concreteness, of specific identity and belonging, and are painted in a rather flat style but concurrently, very powerful.

The specific identity of the individual has been lost over time, becoming instead a signifier of a lost culture.

His reapplication of domestic objects and technologies offer a fresh reading of their use and function and allow a reinterpretation of the specific identity and history of these redundant objects.

While the specific identity which Thomas celebrates was unique when she first showed it, the work does not feel as if it has developed in complexity or personal expression.

The first one is perfect if you already know who the employer is, but the second is the better one to opt for if you do not know the specific identity of the company to send the resume to.