Sentences with phrase «particular point in time»

Because God chose to reveal himself in history, he disclosed to certain people at particular points in time what he willed for all people everywhere.

In her discussion of the LGM temperatures in the Methods section (Validity testing the GAST reconstruction using particular points in time) only studies are considered that agree more with her reconstruction.

Indeed, in his article entitled «In Pursuit of the Expert Pedagogue,» Berliner (1986) ultimately concludes that effective teaching is a dynamic mixture of expertise in a vast array of instructional strategies combined with a profound understanding of the individual students in class and their needs at particular points in time.

The balance sheet is a financial statement that summarizes a company's assets, liabilities, and shareholder's equity at a particular points in time (at the end of a fiscal quarter or year).

Some financial statements, like the balance sheet, provide a snapshot of a business» position at a particular point in time.

Balance sheets provide a company's financial position at a particular point in time (generally at the end of a quarter or year).

The projections developed in assessing long - term fiscal sustainability are not exact fiscal forecasts, but are rather «best» estimates at a particular point in time.

Although Butterfly Labs does not have the best reputation right now, they were beloved in the Bitcoin community at this particular point in time due to their dedication to taking Bitcoin mining to the next level.

Our strategy is to align our investment position with the Market Climate we identify, based on observable evidence, at any particular point in time.

In the case of bonds, it is the risk that your investment will be worth less than you paid for it at any particular point in time, due to the fluctuating value of bonds.

In principle, they thought, if one could know the location and motion of each atom at a particular point in time, one could predict all subsequent events.

According to the BBC, the archbishop told him: «Mr Tatchell, I have said that actually, at this particular point in time, while there is a legal case pending, anybody, you better than most, would know that actually I can't comment.

It usually centers in the foretelling of events which it is believed will take place at a particular point in time, whether precisely predictable or somewhat hidden from our imperfect knowledge.

In football the fixture list has a lot to say about a team's position at a particular point in time.

What if Aaron Rodgers had been drafted to some QB wasteland, like San Francisco was (at that particular point in time)?

It is important to note, however, that the researchers focused on one particular point in time (6 months), and these delays may not hold true as the baby continues to grow.

«At this particular point in time we have managed the crisis that existed, now we should go further to ensure that this situation does not arise again... and that is when we can say it has been fixed».

«I'm concerned about how that's going to all fit in at any one particular point in time.»

«But I haven't made a final decision at this particular point in time, largely because I haven't had the conversation with family, close friends and advisers, and most importantly the people I represent here in Brooklyn and Queens.»

CUOMO: You know, there are a lot of things that you could include — this was about ethics, this was about responding to a particular point in time and focusing all our energy on making a difference on that issue.

Let me urge some patience at this particular point in time.

It is enable accurate month - over-month comparisons, it is important that the methodology stay the same, even if the result at any particular point in time is skewed.

«Our legislature will be leaving in approximately 55 days,» Perry said on «The Situation Room,» adding that «at that particular point in time, I'll sit down with friends and family and make a decision about 2016.»

They traced their evolutionary path, creating an algorithm that calculated the probabilities that different genes and combinations of genes would be lost at particular points in time.

The number and stability of lines perpendicular to the (vertical) y - axis indicates the system state at a particular point in time:

The number and stability of lines perpendicular to the (vertical) y - axis indicates the system state at a particular point in time: one line: no oscillation (stasis) two lines: periodic oscillation four, six, eight etc. lines: period doubling, subharmonic vibrations no continuous lines, rugged appearance: irregular system behavior, indicator for chaos

As almost all of the hows and whys of human evolution are tied to estimates of body size at particular points in time, these results challenge numerous adaptive hypotheses based around the idea that the origins of Homo coincided with, or were driven by, an increase in body mass.

«I think there was a sense of the committee that at this particular point in time, there was probably not enough data either in animals or in vitro to conclusively move on to human trials. . .

A sudden change could only be documented with reasonable confidence if there was a good record of non-modern fossils going up to a particular point in time, followed by the appearance of fully modern humans.

It was interesting to flip back and what I'd been eating over the course of a year and remember when I was experimenting with a different style of eating (I went though a low - carb phase that lasted approx two weeks) or what was in season or trending at a particular point in time.

Wild animals seek out the foods they need at a particular point in time.

«People put their lives into developing what could potentially be a very strong intervention, but the effects are «null» at a particular point in time,» says Hill.

Recognition of the value of school leaders» autonomy in determining the best strategies at any particular point in time in a school's cycle of development 4.

An effective school counselor must make the individuals of our attention believe that, at that particular point in time, they are the most important person in the world.»

I believe we should set common expectations around what students should know at particular points in time, and when some students fall behind these expectations, their teachers should identify strategies to help them.

If someone needs to know something at a particular point in time, they will be very attentive and motivated.

Which brings us back to Sommer's suggestion to choose something that works for you and your students, in your context, at that particular point in time.

After answering a series of questions, teachers are able to get a snapshot of their resilience at that particular point in time.

How can we use the available technologies to recommend, select and present good quality, relevant content that a learner needs at any particular point in time?

That's why the quote has a powerful message and wasn't simply reference to a particular point in time.

(A growth measure indicates the amount of positive change from one year to the next, whereas proficiency scores are a measure of a particular point in time.)

Summative Assessments are given periodically to determine at a particular point in time what students know and do not know.

Assessment OF learning (summative assessment) serves to check student achievement at a particular point in time (Stiggins, 2002).

The key is to think of summative assessment as a means to gauge, at a particular point in time, student learning relative to content standards.

It was found that printing fluency, which we arbitrarily defined as 40 LPM or faster, is achieved at different times by different children, and that such fluency is an excellent indicator of when children will learn to read, as well as indicating which children have become successful at reading at any particular point in time.