Sentences with phrase «own human dimensions»

The human dimensions should also be considered: This means IT security and program managers should work alongside senior operations and business managers to ensure all approaches are in sync and fully functioning.

Art Markman, PhD is a professor of Psychology and Marketing at the University of Texas at Austin and Founding Director of the Program in the Human Dimensions of Organizations, which brings the humanities, social and behavioral sciences to people in business.

With Howard, it's about the human dimensions and social realities, and how everyone is responsible for creating tyrants.»

The ecological theologian sometimes falls prey to the traditional romantic danger of submerging the distinctively human dimension of the created order in nature, thereby undercutting the biblical norm of social justice.

This fearful explosion of environmental wantonness takes no account of the human dimensions of the debacle.

It encourages a sense of distance from the world; it attends only to the human dimension of the world; and it supports attitudes of either domination of the world or passivity toward it.

If in this connection we would only refer to the testimony of the Spirit who speaks in and through Scripture, this would indeed be correct and would be acknowledged also in Catholic theology; but we would not yet have reached the question where the dialogue touches the human dimension as such.

Then I realize that I'm talking human dimensions again.

One of the major implications of this naturalistic absorption of the human dimension is that the categories of thought we employ to understand nature are not irrelevant to our understanding the nature of man.

But what the other implications of Scripture's «God - breathedness» are, and how its divine origin correlates with its human dimension, are nowhere delineated.

It has often been argued that an excessive anthropocentrism (overemphasis on the human dimension of our world) is the main source of our current environmental crisis.

In the East another human dimension has been preserved.

The gay community has been so exercised to deny that homosexual orientation is chosen that it runs the danger of draining homosexual behavior of its human dimension as a chosen act or life.

This transcendence which is the human person's openness to what is to come, unlimited openness, is in Marxism a human project in a definite historical situation, a human choice to remain open to the future as limitless human dimension, an absence of any final boundary.

Our human dimension is like the first dimension compared to God's greater dimension.

His approach takes seriously the «human dimension» of Scripture and sees it not as an unhappy condescension but as a mark of God's love and of how far He will stoop to commune with His people.

Psychology and the social sciences are often, without being aware of it, governed by the premise that the human dimension is radically discontinuous with the natural.

Speaking solely in terms of the human dimension is also inadequate for the process theologians.

We have been preoccupied with its divine side and neglected its human dimension.

The Bible's human dimension is undeniable.

(1) In the year 1978 - 79 the Southern Baptist Convention's Radio and Television Commission received 8,223 requests for material offered on its four television programs «Human Dimension,» «JOT,» «Listen,» and «The Athletes.»

And out of this concern there has developed the question we have been discussing, whether nature itself, in its sub-human as well as in its human dimensions manifests any caring, providential influence.

«These are not just political conflicts or economic choices; they are moral choices with enormous human dimensions,» Bishop Stephen E. Blaire of Stockton, California, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops» Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, said in a public letter last week.

Eating for a Healthy Planet: A Conversation with Canadians has been produced as part of the Human Dimensions of Climate Change programme at the University of Victoria.

The IUGB is a scientific conference focused on the biology, ecology and human dimensions of game species and hunters.

«If child poverty really is to be abolished, the Government's anti-poverty programme must reach beyond raising incomes, and address the human dimension of poverty in a holistic way - increasing good parenting, aiding family stability, raising levels of educational attainment and healthcare and thus boosting children's life chances.»

Nowadays, within a world that is increasingly turning to science and technology for solutions to persistent socio - economic and development problems, the human dimension of science also receives increased attention, including the human right to enjoy the benefits of scientific progress and its applications.

Lutter worked with Ashley Dayer, assistant professor of human dimensions in Virginia Tech's Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation, to survey landowners to supplement a wider NRCS Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP) assessment.

Aucott will feature the joint study as an example in his 2016 AAAS Annual Meeting presentation, Big Data Clinical Realities and the Human Dimensions of Interoperable Data.

According to Jody Enck of Cornell's Human Dimensions Research Unit, «By the middle of the 21st century, there may be no more hunters unless those concerned about hunting can initiate an aggressive and well - funded effort to address problems.»

Gehrt investigated the causes of the most troubling conflicts as a co-author of another paper published in November 2009 in the journal Human Dimensions of Wildlife.

He is also senior fellow at the Milken Institute and president of the Council for Technology and the Individual, a nonprofit foundation addressing the human dimensions of technology.

«Add a human dimension to the science.

UNICEF is «an environment where we look at the data and try to give them a human dimension,» Menchini says.

But the movie's greatest strength may be its human dimension.

Reticence regarding the human dimension can hardly be more extreme.

The model — now a part of the ACME human dimensions component — is being merged with ACME in preparation for ACME version 2.

These are political decisions that must include consideration of the human dimensions, including equity, not incorporated in the PB framework.

She received a paralegal certificate from Salt Lake Community College and holds a master's of science degree in human dimensions of ecosystem science and management from Utah State University.

«Our discovery adds a really rich human dimension — a culinary and therefore cultural depth to what we already know about these people.»

«We need to wrap this earth system problem inside an understanding of the human system as well,» said Schimel, describing the human dimension of the carbon cycle questions.

Science - fisheries, natural resource management, fish behavior, fish biology, conservation; education - science, grades 6 - 12, biology, citizen science, public participation in research, model and systems thinking, evidence - based reasoning; social science - communication, anthropology, human dimensions, risk perception / communication.

The human dimension of pastoralism is equally interesting and important.

«Her expertise, particularly in the area of the human dimensions of climate change, will be quite valuable as the committee begins its work.»

It's not that I object to animated characters having human dimensions.

The job of bringing it nearer and adding a human dimension to the beauty falls to Saoirse Ronan and Billy Howle, who are more than up to the task.

Though its plodding pace brings it down in some parts, it is a well crafted story that gives a Human dimension to the defenders of the Alamo, portraying them as people, rather than the larger than life legends that have since permeated history.

Goeth is a monster, no doubt about it, but Spielberg gives him a human dimension that makes him a credible, believable monster; one that could pass you in the street unnoticed, and lead a blameless life under different circumstances.

But he grows into the theatricality and gives it a human dimension.

Directed by Jen McGowan from a script by Amy Lowe Starbin, the film takes a familiar scenario — two uncomfortable people find comfort from each other — and renders it in sensitive, human dimensions.