Sentences with phrase «points of convergence in»

The exhibition delineates points of convergence in their work, in particular their focus on social and political issues through a reliance on conjuring an often entertainingly ambiguous narrative framework.

Windows are an incredible point of convergence in a room.

Not exact matches

«Convergence and harmonization means... Canada bending its regulations or simply adopting U.S. federal regulations, and I ask the question: at what point does the narrowing of policy room to manoeuvre fundamentally compromise democratic accountability in our political system?»

Hirschman too became far more pessimistic about long term convergence, and began worrying about the nature of these constraints, even pointing out how misguided optimism itself could lead to highly pro-cyclical policies that reverse the convergence process, in part by encouraging the kinds of inverted balance sheets that I discussed in my blog entry of two weeks ago.

that is, by driving towards the point of convergence the whole area of the world in which it is involved.

This point of view fully respects the progressive experimental concentration of human thought in a more and more lively awareness of its unifying role; but in place of the undefined point of convergence required as term for this evolution it is the clearly defined personal reality of the incarnate Word that is made manifest to us and established for us as our objective, that Word «in whom all things subsist.»

Therefore, the fetus does not merely tend toward its own maturation, but rather, in order to achieve maturation, in the fullest sense of the term, it has to have an «other,» in this case, the parents, as point of convergence, as principle of unification and integration, as revealer to the child of what it is; and to the degree that the child learns to love with the aid of his parents, to that degree he is differentiated and thus revealed to himself for what he is.

Throughout our review of Wood's proposal about what makes theological education theological we have been noting points of convergence with and divergence from the other four voices in this conversation.

In reply, one must acknowledge that historical thinking precludes infallible affirmations about the «center of history» or about the «point of convergence» toward which all of history moves.

On October 20 - 22,1983, at Xavier University in Cincinnati, however, a group of liberation and process theologians came together to discuss points of convergence as well as areas of residual tension between the two approaches.

He wanted to emphasize the divergence between Lausanne and Bangkok, while others were happy that I had pointed out the convergence» 63 John Milic Lochman of the University of Basel, referring to the Moderator's report later wrote, «He tried to point out ecumenical bridges to other movements, especially the Synod of Bishops in Rome and the Lausanne Congress.

Referring to the Bangkok Assembly of the WCC, The International Congress in Lausanne, the Bishops» Synod in Rome on evangelism in the modern world, and the Orthodox Consultation on Confessing Christ today, Thomas said that theological convergence in these meetings is striking in three points: Firstly, in their emphasis on the whole gospel for the whole man in the whole world; secondly, in their effort to relate evangelism to the identity of the church and to its growth, renewal and unity; and thirdly, in their affirmation of the realities of the contemporary world.

In addition to the lack of coordination among the bilateral and multilateral dialogues and to the problem of achieving, within the Churches, a binding reception of the results of dialogue, Raiser mentions one reason in particular that makes this reception of the results of dialogue difficult: «The paths thus far traveled «in the ecumenical movement have taken the separated Churches as their starting point and sought to overcome the division by convergence and formal agreement.&raquIn addition to the lack of coordination among the bilateral and multilateral dialogues and to the problem of achieving, within the Churches, a binding reception of the results of dialogue, Raiser mentions one reason in particular that makes this reception of the results of dialogue difficult: «The paths thus far traveled «in the ecumenical movement have taken the separated Churches as their starting point and sought to overcome the division by convergence and formal agreement.&raquin particular that makes this reception of the results of dialogue difficult: «The paths thus far traveled «in the ecumenical movement have taken the separated Churches as their starting point and sought to overcome the division by convergence and formal agreement.&raquin the ecumenical movement have taken the separated Churches as their starting point and sought to overcome the division by convergence and formal agreement.»

The point of convergence between traditional morality and situational morality is in their attempts to articulate a set of values that can offer guidance in the task of building the future.

[27] See for example Hans - Georg Link, ed., Apostolic Faith Today: A Handbook for Study, Faith and Order Paper No. 124 (Geneva: World Council of Churches, 1985), where it is pointed out that «this apostolic faith study is profoundly related to the convergence document on «Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry» and its reception process in the churches.

The most important point of convergence shared by the world's great spiritual traditions is to be found in the practice and power of selfless love for all humanity.

Indeed, there are points of convergence as well as dissonance between this imperative and similar imperatives found in other traditions.

First, the latest article to predict the demise of email, though in this case the author makes a good point that future computers / cell phones / convergence gadgets will probably combine email, text and IM into a single interface, leaving us free to use the right medium for a given message.

But I also think we need to look into the future a bit as well, and in particular patterns of convergence - in other words, a point where the capabilities of the internet are built into other devices which the vast majority of the population are familiar with, such as televisions and mobile phones.

Noel / Ade, I suspect we're some way apart politically so no point in trading blows over the specifics of yesterday but your comments sort of illustrate the problem: Noel - «while I agree that the tactics of black bloc etc are bad, their motives are actually not really different from other protestors in terms of wanting a better society» - that implies a certain convergence of interest.

First, the latest article to predict the demise of email, though in this case the author makes a good point that future computers / cell phones / convergence gadgets will probably combine email, text and IM into a single interface, leaving...

Including data on greater deactivation of sham acupuncture points compared to baseline (3d, rest > sham) from 50 subjects, 5 experiments and 52 foci, resulted in significant convergence in pregenual anterior cingulate, subgenual cortex and parahippocampal gyrus.

Comparing results on greater activation of sham acupuncture points than baseline (3c, sham > rest) from 164 subjects, 15 experiments and 200 foci, showed significant convergence in cerebellum, supramarginal gyrus, superior temporal gyrus and thalamus.

We're at an interesting turning point in children's play, marked by increased connectivity and convergence of physical and digital play.

For instance, in a learning journal the point of convergence is the thing that you have educated amid the course, and this focal topic ought to run however the entire paper and give its configuration.

Due to the nature of dog breeding, top stud dogs tend to spread their genes widely, and therefore, become the central convergence points for bringing families together in an ancestral pedigree analysis.

Due to the nature of dog breeding, top stud dogs tend to spread their genes widely, and therefore, become the central convergence points for bringing families together in ancestral pedigree analysis.

Recently, Lim has expanded her practice to include filmmaking, combining various avenues of interest — in material objects and immaterial images, in cinema and literature — to a singular point of convergence.

In this body of work, the artist points to the recurring convergence of phallic, yonic, and egg motifs, signaled outright in the title McMasterbation (2016In this body of work, the artist points to the recurring convergence of phallic, yonic, and egg motifs, signaled outright in the title McMasterbation (2016in the title McMasterbation (2016).

Black Dada references social and historical conditions through the formal methods of conceptualism, producing a point of convergence — the artwork, which sieves and questions matters pertaining to the freedom of abstraction in language and visual art, the animating force of blackness, and the strategies of experimental avant - gardes.

Since the historic reopening of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in September 2012, the Public Program has functioned as an important point of convergence.

In her work, the body — as a whole or in parts — becomes a dynamic point of sensation and convergence as materials collide, swell, and mutate into powerful, often grotesque, associationIn her work, the body — as a whole or in parts — becomes a dynamic point of sensation and convergence as materials collide, swell, and mutate into powerful, often grotesque, associationin parts — becomes a dynamic point of sensation and convergence as materials collide, swell, and mutate into powerful, often grotesque, associations.

Collaboratively, participants considered the points of convergence between museums and contemporary performance, in search of answers to the question, «What if an art collection were treated like a musical or choreographic score — existing both as a historical document and as the material for an interpretive performance that could be played at any moment?»

Using white as a point of convergence and departure, this exhibition will look at the way the color white is used in a full spectrum of practices.

Aim is to create connections between art and cutting - edge visual culture by publishing and exhibiting projects by international artists who have advanced contemporary and interdisciplinary art practice, forming a point of convergence where design is engaged in conversation with contemporary art.

The calculation becames more prone to convergence if you are using 415 points instead of over 40000 in the nls fit.

Consider the facts: the climate system is indicated to have left the natural cycle path; multiple lines of evidence and studies from different fields all point to the human fingerprint on current climate change; the convergence of these evidence lines include ice mass loss, pattern changes, ocean acidification, plant and species migration, isotopic signature of CO2, changes in atmospheric composition, and many others.

The full report — The Strategic New Roles Of Marketing And The Library In Big Law — suggests that competitive intelligence is a convergence point between law librarians and law firm marketing.

Tipping Point C includes such viral trends as convergence programs (in which the number of outside counsel an organization employs is examined and often sharply reduced, and in which firms compete for preferred provider status) and broader use of Requests for Proposals (RFPs) to structure bidding from law firms for various kinds of work.

Recent findings that father unavailability may impact on the child's attachment security through influences on the mother's ability to provide sensitive caregiving to the child (Booth - LaForce et al. 2014) point to influences also in the opposite direction.The convergence of scripted knowledge of attachment security found is consistent with other studies assessing attachment through story completion tasks concurrently (Bretherton et al. 1990; Cassidy 1988; Psouni and Apetroaia 2014) and over time (Ammaniti et al. 2005; König et al. 2007).