Sentences with phrase «own elaborations»

These four people provide your business with direction and energy, momentum and connection, correction and elaboration, reflection and openness.

Fortune requested elaboration on this point.

Remember that in order to understand the quality and fit of a candidate you must ask tough questions, demand elaboration, give assignments — whatever it takes to understand the scope of what they have to offer.

The answer to «why» is never merely an elaboration in terms of processor speeds or miles per gallon.

Instead, ask for elaboration.

Eventually Google Ventures will be putting out a book - length elaboration of the process but in the meantime it has made a simple DIY version of its «design sprint» available online.

These radiations in part came from Japanese management culture, very different from U.S. practice, the ideas of Deming — which both influenced and reflected Japanese practice — and their elaborations by others.

Without being present, I could neither control the questioning nor prod for elaborations to his responses.

Also see Re: Bitcoin Core and «Animal Farm» for a response to a popular criticism of this essay and further elaboration on the points.

So my comments tonight are not intended to point to any new direction in monetary policy — they are meant only as an elaboration on a couple of points in what we have already said.

It is only fitting that the elaboration and complexity of disguise required to beautify the underlying realities would be proportional.

Specifically, I like to look for long - form content around my niche markets (30 + minute talks, interviews, seminars, etc...) which cover lots of angles lightly — often there are nuggets for spin - off or elaboration that can make great content pieces

Let me offer a further elaboration of the fallacies he mentioned:

The relationship between God and man, with which theology (Jewish or Christian) is primarily concerned, could now only be postulated if it contributed to the elaboration of ethical theory Moreover, the only divine - human relationship that this new anthropocentrism would tolerate was between a postulated deity and the human individual.

And he has provided many elaborations and applications: the moral architectures of economic development, of escape from the welfare trap, of nuclear deterrence, of the corporation and business - as - a-calling, of the income tax, intellectual property, mediating structures, ethnic politics, and even sports (the last however limited to Notre Dame football).

Thanks for the elaboration... such an invitation definitely would have been radical for that time.

As each prehension became realized in the final form of some actual event, the original contrast between papal and imperial authority underwent kaleidoscopic elaboration.

That Jesus was of God was a swift affirmation, needing the support of only two brief quotations from the psalms; that Jesus was of the people seems to call for repetition and elaboration.

And I will adduce without elaboration the natural mobility and reactiveness of a child who is being manhandled.

Thus, language, law, science, art, manners, customs, history, and tradition are elaborations of the human spirit no less than is religion.

In behalf of the Brotherhood of the United Midwayers of Urantia, I most gratefully acknowledge our indebtedness to all sources of record and concept which have been hereinafter utilized in the further elaboration of our restatement of Jesus» life on earth.

The viability of Bennett's argument — and my supportive elaboration of that argument — rests on the possibility of further solving these epistemological mysteries.

We can not view it as a stage in the theological elaboration of the concept of God by Israel.

More specifically, I propose as a modest contribution to the contemporary understanding of a theological cosmology for our time an elaboration of the model of the world as God's body, both as a critique of and substitute for the dominant model of the world as the realm of God the king.

Supervening on bodily wants, psychogenic elaborations, and rational systems of control are the spiritual factors in man's economic existence.

Both criticisms need elaboration.

19:18 - 24 repeats the proverb in a more dramatic setting, with marked emphasis upon the highly contagious nature of the seizure and an elaboration of its manifestation.

His organic demands are only the first stage in the elaboration of a system of wants that far transcend biological impulses.

This elaboration consists in the end in presenting the five arguments as five aspects of a single argument that Thomists find implicit but unclearly expressed in all of them.

And yet, in the incarnation God has affirmed the world and history in such a way that it is impossible to confine our apprehension of Him to a mythological or metaphysical elaboration of the event of incarnation.

For the insider elaboration is inadequate and superfluous; for outsiders, it smacks of hagiography and bragging that does not fit the humble, down to earth qualities of the individual being praised.

In Matthew Mark's narrative is followed more closely but with a number of elaborations.

It needs elaboration, and the elaboration is prey to some infiltration of our own biases and preferences.

Again, this will require much further elaboration before it is clearly understood.

The elaboration of ritual and the intricacies of ceremonial pomp, the compulsion of the meticulous man, the relentless drive for possession, the ambition of comprehending or conquering the world, the restless quest for progress, the perennial fabrication of new utopias — all this is also ecstasis, the excess of constantly exceeding and succeeding.

Reflection on general principles, the further and to a certain extent always possible elaboration of such principles in the direction of greater concreteness can not in principle keep pace with the increasing complexity of subject - matter and circumstances of individual and social decisions.

Now, in traditional elaborations and thinking about the reality of God, the basic presupposition has been that to accept the reality of God is also to accept his presence.

This has immediate implications for the elaboration and development of moral doctrine, for consultative processes and for the free flow of ideas in the church.

If metaphysics is indeed the elaboration of the first principles upon which all experience depends, then it is essential to get clear on both what those principles are and how one might proceed in securing a knowledge of their basic structure.

Each posits a prototypical reality and proceeds to build an ontology upon an elaboration of that type of being.

Where a less conscientious scholar might simply have dismissed this subculture as a realm of kooks, obsessives and the certifiably insane, worthy only of jeering ridicule, Barkun patiently discusses each book and Web site, tracing the elaboration of ever more fantastic theories.

Why would a book concerned with moral guidance make exhaustive elaborations about creation.

I am hoping we stop just talking in general terms and be specific so that more elaboration becomes a requirement on my part to clarify and impart on the meanings of those words.

Moreover, if one recalls that memory, for Aristotle, is that faculty whereby past events are retained in images, then it should not be surprising that the action of the imagination should be required for the elaboration of universals through induction.

This human point of view calls for further elaboration, for one often sees reference to the cultural and historical conditionedness of Scripture as though it were a cause for concern.

Then in a longer, though still necessarily brief, form there is an elaboration of the belief's meaning.

For some reason, the nature and the growth of thought that are necessary for the elaboration of great stones, great histories, great myths — or even ordinary ones — have not seemed very attractive or challenging to most of us.

This book by John E. Hare, son of influential (and recently deceased) philosopher R. M. Hare, is full of stimulating ideas that call for elaboration.

Knowledge (in memory or otherwise) is an elaboration of those clues.

The traditional formal schools taught subjects — the three R's and their higher elaborations.