Sentences with phrase «particular points in»

One program may believe that home visits are appropriate because they make it easier to individualize services to families with children at particular points in development or in particular family situations.

So the more information they collect, do some more observations of the way that children are experiencing the program to alert them to when those things might be occurring, how they're occurring, whether they're occurring at particular points in the program, to get more information that helps us build of a picture about what we mean.

Some jurisdictions — Ontario and the federal, for example — have offered free and more or less current access to primary law for years, with some depth of historical content and ability to manipulate searches to locate the law at particular points in time.

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.

W. 4.9 b Apply grade 4 Reading standards to informational texts (e.g., «Explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support particular points in a text»).

RI.5.8 Explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support particular points in a text, identifying which reasons and evidence support which point (s).

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.

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).

A pilot allows you to test the effectiveness of your survey invitation, determine if there is a particular point in the survey where people drop out, and see if you'll be able to take action based on the results, Ambler says.

I think it would be hard to make a bet that someone is not going to be an entrepreneur based on their skills and proclivities or at a particular point in their life.

One popular criticism of market - cap - weighted stock - market indexes is that they reinforce overvaluation, and if you are worried about occasional oddities in Chinese stocks — stocks that go up by their daily limit every day for weeks after they go public, for instance — then adding those stocks to international indexes at this particular point in the valuation cycle might worry you.

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.

Prior to as well as since personas were originated, the aim was to capture a static snapshot of the user or buyer at a particular point in time.

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.

Since at one particular point in itself, the stuff of the universe has an inner face, we are forced to conclude that in its very structure — that is, in every region of space and time — it has this double aspect, just as, for instance, in its very structure it is granular.

Since «persons» are regarded by Hartshorne as «low - level universals» expressed by the total temporary state of whatever it is that constitutes a «momentary self» at any particular point in time, it follows that the word «person,» quite unlike the word «symphony,» does not simply refer to the completed totality of this or that particular series of the total life - span of that particular series of «momentary selves.»

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.

If the theist has time to spend at that particular point in the day and continues to respond to your posts, accuse them of «always having to get in the last word»

Thus the spectacle of persons in Stalin's Russia willingly confessing deeds or words they never committed or spoke, not out of guilt or masochism but out of loyalty to the necessities of the movement's logic which has called for a certain kind of crime to be committed and confessed at a particular point in history.

Jesus, as the incarnation of the Son, began at a particular point in history, in a very particular place and time, within a very particular culture.

In this method of examining a particular religious tradition, stress was laid upon determining what social needs were being met through religious beliefs and practices by a culture at a particular point in its history.

There is no particular point in producing pressures of evil against a man or woman who moves harmlessly and respectably with the normal currents of contemporary human living.

At this particular point in my walk with God I'm not sure where I stand on this issue.

Questions about the meaning of a particular point in the Canadian Organic Standard may originate from any source and are directed to the Canadian Organic Office at [email protected]

Tracking the phases of the moon can help get clarity on how you are feeling at any particular point in the month.

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)?

Experts believe that SIDS occurs at a particular point in a baby's development, and that it affects babies who are more vulnerable to environmental stresses.

«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».

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.»

Kandel: It's a pedantic point and that is the biology of the mind suggests that there is a limited set of functions that's localized at a particular point in the brain; while mind refers to the whole family of mental processes, every thought that you have, every feeling that you express, every dream that you aspire to, and it works on the assumption that these are going to be localized in a variety of each one of these functions, it's going to be localized in a variety of different areas in the brain.

You can't necessarily see the change happening in the adult, but you can see that if you change that nucleic acid base right there in that gene, at that particular point in embryonic development, that animal is darker.

«What we wanted to know is why these large organisms appeared at this particular point in Earth's history,» said Dr Jennifer Hoyal Cuthill of Cambridge's Department of Earth Sciences and Tokyo Tech's Earth - Life Science Institute, the paper's first author.

So when bees are born, they are very fat and they stay in the hive and they, you know, they do — they tend to the larvae and they, you know, stick around home; then at this particular point in their life cycle, they lose about half their weight and then they go out and forage and they become the worker bees that are out in the field, getting the pollen.

Locally — in the near vicinity of any particular point in space - time — we can always divide events into the «past» and the «future.»

But for all our chat and correspondence, he has never before asked me to mention a particular point in Thistle Diary.

For each new cluster, the researchers evaluate its physical properties using physics simulations, which assign it a particular point in the space of properties.

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

If we're going to romanticize and emulate a particular point in our evolutionary history, why not go all the way back to when our ape ancestors spent their days swinging from tree to tree?

«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. . .

The researchers showed that i - motifs mostly form at a particular point in the cell's «life cycle» — the late G1 phase, when DNA is being actively «read».

You could also hold the bar for a few seconds at a particular point in the range of motion.

I'm not sure if anyone has talked about feeling the same results as men do fasting daily by fasting at a particular point in their cycle, but one person did talk about fasting on the two days of their cycle that they tend to get bad cramps, and that it more or less eliminated the cramps for them.

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

Still, I think you agree that FF was basically replying to DQ at this particular point in both series» span.

Each chapter is lengthy and finding a particular point in the movie will prove to be more of a hassle than it should.