Sentences with phrase «point of need»

Modern learners are accessing performance and development content on multiple devices at points of need and often outside of working hours and work - based platforms.

The challenge is to meet individuals at their varying points of need with appropriately challenging learning activities, and to monitor and acknowledge the learning progress they make across the senior years.

I embrace the broader point of needing to be critical of shelter testing, but am not ready to jump on the «testing is unreliable» bandwagon yet.

Quick to identify point of need and tailor description of product or service to meet that need.

Can they find it again to refresh their knowledge quickly at point of need?

For today's organisations, whose quest for demonstrable competitive advantage is unending and seen as the key to success, the opportunity to extend reach and provide performance support to its employees at the crucial point of need in itself offers the prospect of a competitive edge.

I will say only in passing — since it is a comment on a passing fad — that recent attempts to make Niebuhr into the guru of neoconservatism leave me both sad and angry, for I believe they betray both the man and his thought, particularly on this crucial point of the need for self - criticism.

«We wanted assessment that... provided real evidence that we could use for effectively teaching students at their exact point of need.»

In the current edition, for example, articles include such titles as «Optimizing Our Teaching: Hybrid Mode of Instruction» and «Roaming Reference: Reinvigorating Reference through Point of Need Service.»

They're looking for the best price, but if the lawn care company knows the pain point of needing to get this done in one day, they can use that to their advantage when negotiating price.

Though he isn't willing to fully embrace their leader, Jacobs made it clear last night that he has adopted the Senate Republicans» main talking point of the need to preserve balance in the state Legislature and prevent a complete takeover of government by downstate Democratic interests.

After the optimal point of needs is met, people may be driven by desires such as pursuing more material gains and engaging in social comparisons, which could, ironically, lower well - being.

The parallel in energy is powering buildings, farms, informal settlements and other points of need with portable solar panels and small windmills, which can be installed almost anywhere with no need for long - distance power lines.

There might be also need for extra communication abilities that will help the patients at their different points of need; this may include sign language and facial expressions

In particular, when a health crisis asks a partner to take on caretaking responsibilities, partners find themselves in new roles, relating to one another from a vantage point of needing and being needed that has never been present before.

Clinical psychologist Juli Slattery says on Focus on the Family's website that intimacy requires vulnerability and that both individuals must «meet each other at the deepest point of their need.»

Plus, digital, self - paced learning can be accessed at point of need, not somewhere else - like a classroom far away - so employees can apply what they've learnt straight away.

There isn't any questioning the fact that some people enter your life, at the exact point of need, want or desire - it's sometimes a coincendence and most times fate, but whatever it is, I am certain it came to make me smile.

The 10in screen size allowed the design to be equally effective across devices, and the visuals, animations, graphics and tables used in the courses made the learning more engaging for the learners while achieving the objective of providing performance support at that crucial point of need

«We connect those designers, consumers and producers together via an online marketplace, and allow them to produce as efficiently and close to the point of need as possible,» says John Hauer, a 3DLT co-founder and the company's chief marketing officer.

(According to the Harvard Business Review's website, contextual marketers might be considered those using «the power and reach of the internet to deliver tailored messages and information to customers at the point of need.»)

As you get closer to the point of needing the investment money back though, you might want to smooth out those fluctuations.

It is just this illusion of sex without consequences, she maintains, that brought us to the point of needing widespread access to abortion in the first place.

However, Benjamin and Hope started to notice their family dog became defensive of Finn whenever Khan showed up — to the point of needing to be restrained from attacking the babysitter.

They say touch leaves a memory — I think the church shines best when it's reaching people at their point of need, connecting with hurt and hardship — where life happens in our everyday ordinary.

As a result, he failed to give guidance to the point of the need of continuing, repeated acts of repentance, and opened the door to an «unmoralizing» of Christian conversion which is the antithesis of what Jesus taught and Paul doubtless intended.

These were people who left the comfort of the sanctuary and met us at our point of need.

Although I illustrated my point of the need to accept diversity in many ways with reference to Judaism, Hinduism, and Shinto, and spoke of what we might offer them and learn from them, all my comments were very brief.

Or that he would not understand since He meets us at our point of need.

Hi Tracey, Once it cools and is refrigerated, yes, the sauce thickens to the point of needing to eat it with a spoon.

But no rush... at least, not until it gets to the point of needing to make decisions and book flights...

The pair were awarded a Tag Team Championship match on RAW for their efforts in securing victory for the red brand, and though we can already guess that New Day is going to cheat their way into retaining the belts even though they are good guys and not supposed to cheat and are way past the point of needing to move on from the belts, we can still take solace in the fact that Sheamus and Cesaro will get them eventually.

I am getting to the point of needing to get serious about preparing for this baby.

I thought I was beyond the point of needing a devotional to work through my grief, but I was wrong.

And those shows can become very elaborate — sometimes to the point of needing a parent's help when that parent needs to be working!

Through democracy, at various geographic levels, in governance and public services, it creates a welfare state that is free at the point of need, yet more accountable to citizens.

But I also believe that these challenges themselves mean that the NHS - with its central commitment to healthcare free for all at the point of need - is today even more relevant, more essential, than ever.

And with its unique offer of healthcare free for all at the point of need, it has liberated all of us from the fears of unaffordable treatment and untreated illness.

«I take David Cameron at his word when he says he has no intention of undermining the principle of providing healthcare free at the point of need.

«The research findings represent an important stepping stone towards providing the Solider an autonomous freeform fabrication platform — next - generation 3 - D printer, which can print functional materials and devices — to generate soft actuators and potentially tetherless soft robots on demand, on the fly and at the point of need,» Habtour said.

You want to either stop the sexual activity or slow it down just before the orgasm builds up in your body to the point of needing to be released but then keep yourself in a semi-aroused state until you build it back up again.

Unfortunately, when a tooth has progressed to the point of needing a root canal, there aren't any really great options.

As my symptoms were increasing to the point of needing two emergency - room visits for GI bleeding within a week of starting at Parsley, I was becoming more and more frustrated that conventional medicine could offer me nothing more than drugs — such as gut biome - destroying antibiotics and immunosuppressives — that negatively affected my body's ability to heal itself.

When your TSH is elevated to the point of needing medications, most conventional doctors will prescribe Synthroid (generic name: levothyroxine), a synthetic thyroid medication, which was the # 1 prescribed medication in the US in 2014, accounting for 23 million prescriptions (Medscape)!

I believe I have had Candida for quite some time and now it's manifested to the point of needing thyroid medication.

Five years in, I reached the point of needing to let go.

At night it cools down drastically to the point of needing a sweater, or even a light jacket.