Sentences with phrase «other observer groups»

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Rosemary Ruether and other sympathetic but critical scholars have noted this point as observers of such groups; Goldenberg, Christ and Daly have made the claim from within their movement.

Indeed, only the most superficial observer would attempt to describe him without reference to an indeterminate group of persons quite other than him, most of them past, as to Thomas Jenson, buried at Clifton, Texas, or to Lena Nerhaugen, buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery in Chicago.

Galileo divided all attributes into two groups: «primary qualities» of mass and extension, which he believed to be properties of objects themselves, and all other «secondary qualities» such as color and hotness, which he believed to be merely subjective sensations in the observer's mind.

Today an observer of the Western Catholic Church would note that it is perhaps best known for its campaigning for the state to take money through taxation from one group of people and distribute it through large bureaucracies to other groups of people — an act which is very far from the love, concern, compassion and sacrifice that are the hallmarks of charity.

Faced with this situation, the research group is now exploring other, similar ideas, «other mechanisms as an alternative to quantum observers which would allow similar effects to be achieved and which would be more realistic when it comes to implementing them experimentally.»

If we admit the possibility of faster - than - light speeds, some observers would perceive one event as occurring before another, others would perceive them as occurring simultaneously, and a third group would perceive the reverse order.

«There are 20 other countries that have already expressed an interest,» says Mr. Sokolov, who notes that at a May Arctic Council meeting, members blocked several nonnorthern states — including China, Japan, South Korea, and the European Union — from becoming «permanent observers» in the group.

Since both solutions were (i) equally difficult, (ii) demonstrated an equal number of times, (iii) resulted in an equal food reward, and (iv) counterbalanced between groups, any preference by observers to later prefer one receptacle over the other was likely influenced by the social characteristics of the model.

In a differentiated classroom, it's likely an observer would readily notice the teacher's intent to use materials, time, space, small groups, tasks, and a host of other resources in flexible ways.

These small groups visited each other in turn filling the roles of observers and hosts.

summarizes the collective research of a group of artists, curators, observers, activists and critics who test the boundaries of art and other fields — not only to define, defend and expand that space, but to develop, improve, and bring those methodologies back to the public sphere — to make a public, perhaps, in its accumulation.

To Make a Public summarizes the collective research of a group of artists, curators, observers, activists and critics who test the boundaries of art and other fields — not only to define, defend and expand that space, but to develop, improve, and bring those methodologies back to the public sphere — to make a public, perhaps, in its accumulation.

The Task Group drew on multiple sources, including input and submissions from scientists, governments, observer organizations and other relevant stakeholders.

The project's local contractors included: AECOM, Aero Mechanical Inc., AIS Observers, Aladdin Electric, Badd Brothers, Bay Crane New England, Blount Boats, Challenge Electronics, Communication Systems Inc., DiPrete Engineering, Duffy & Shanley, E.W. Audet, Eagle Elevator, ESS Group, Essex Newbury, Fuss & O'Neill, GeoEnvironmental, GZA, Hart Engineering, Hinckley Allen, Inspire Environmental, Keough & Sweeney, Mayforth Group, Meridan Ocean Services, Mott MacDonald, National Grid, Rhode Island Fast Ferry's Atlantic Wind Transfers, Specialty Diving Services, VHB, Waterson Terminal Services, and WF Shea, among others.

In other words, even if the Working Group comes up with comprehensive guidelines, unless they can find a way to force businesses to take part in any kind of ODR process, we have little hope that anything will come of them... Furthermore, since certain delegations (including Canada's) and observers (including ourselves) have already decided not to take part in this month's session, the writing seems to already be on the wall.

It groups together 47 countries, and it has granted observer status to five other countries (the Holy See, United States, Canada, Japan and Mexico).