Sentences with phrase «practical form of»

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This concept has not been in use as a practical form of treatment for disease since then.

We take an up - close look at the most practical form of exercise, and show you how a daily run can give you the results you want

Solar cars are not a practical form of transportation; insufficient power falls on the roof of a practically sized and shaped vehicle to provide adequate performance.

Vancouver based General Fusion aims for a relatively low - cost, practical form of fusion called Magnetized Target Fusion.

Vancouver based General Fusion aims for a relatively low - cost, practical form of fusion called Magnetized Target Fusion.Photo: Courtesy of General Fusion

The grace of God has impelled members of many Churches and ecclesial Communities, especially in the course of the present century, to strive to overcome the divisions inherited from the past and to build anew a communion of love by prayer, by repentance and by asking pardon of each other for sins of disunity past and present, by meeting in practical forms of cooperation and in theological dialogue.

It led to practical forms of conduct which can not be judged by criteria of dogmatic thought and the division of religions on a doctrinal basis.

That leads me into my next question - considering the love of CGI / special effects in this business, where does that leave more practical forms of stunt work?

There are practical forms of help, says the report, such as allowing time and space for children to do their homework at school, which could mean extending the school day.

Their activities are collaborative and research - based, combining both theoretical and practical forms of inquiry.

Not exact matches

Whenever I speak at events across the country, I break down leadership to its most basic and practical form: It's about meeting the needs of people and developing them to their fullest potential.

In fact, the only form of A.I. he would like to see regulated is self - driving cars — such as those being developed by Musk's Tesla — which Brooks claims present imminent and very real practical problems.

Practical Relevance of Dr Leblanc's Work: Dr Leblanc has facilitated the assessment of boards of directors of public companies that have won governance awards and other forms of peer recognition for their best practices, including from the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance, the Chartered Accountants of Canada, the Conference Board of Canada, and the Globe and Mail.

As we've mentioned it previously, CandleStick charts are essentially a form of grid or graph that display short - term and long - term market changes of an asset or asset, and aid in the development of making responsible, practical market predictions to maximize ROI — one of many useful broker tools available!

These projects need money in the form of equity funding and rewards aren't a practical approach.

Formerly famous as Darkcoin, or Xcoin, Dash is an open - form of peer - to - peer practical banking that was creatively introduced in 2014.

Taylor finds the solution not in the rules of modernity or the rules of Christian orthodoxy but in practical reasoning that seeks to evaluate «forms of life» from within broadly shared «conceptions of the good.»

JUDGING THE JUDGES Patrick McKinley Brennan's review «The Forms Behind the Laws» (April) begs fundamental questions of interpretation, blurs the distinction between legislating and judging, and proposes a mode of judicial interpretation that would, in its practical application, be indistinguishable from judges who make decisions based on personal preference.

To make the congregation a central concern for theological education, we need a new pedagogical strategy that assumes that theology is a form of practical knowledge.

That form of listening is a liturgical activity — an active embodiment of and response to Scripture — which defies separation into the «theoretical» and the «practical.»

If practical theologians devote their energies to explaining how modern people can believe anything at all, they may lose sight of the specific claims about God and humanity that characterize Christian faith and distinguish one form of Christianity from another.

These forms give practical and verbal expression to the common faith of any one generation and, when handed on, become the vehicle for transmitting and nurturing the faith of the next generation.

When I wrote Blessed Rage for Order, I did state that even if the arguments for the public character of fundamental theology in that book were sound, those arguments could not determine the distinctive form of publicness proper to systematic theology or that proper to practical theology.

It developed as a form of Christian practical rationality.

I understand theology to be a practical discipline — not in the sense that theology is concerned to provide solutions to particular problems, but in the sense that the grammar of Christian discourse takes its cue from the ways in which lives are formed.

While going to counseling is one form of marriage maintenance, I'd like to offer some other practical ways to invest and maintain your relationships on a yearly basis.

There is also a practical benefit to Reno's ecumenism, in that anyone speaking of «Christian society» in this day and age invites being tarred with words like «theocracy» and «inquisition,» as if Christian society necessitated those forms.

On our altars, our priests still take certain precautions and observe certain forms, but more and more they are robbed of practical significance.

Novak argues that the present task of the Catholic Whig tradition is to «form a new synthesis of philosophical conceptions and practical institutions that do justice, together, to private rights and public happiness.»

China has experimented with various forms of Marxism and found practical problems in their implementation.

It is the task of general sociology to investigate the sociological significance of the various forms of intellectual and practical expression of religious experience (myth, doctrine; prayer, sacrifice, rites; organization, constitution, authority); it falls to the specific sociological study to cover sociologically concrete, historical examples: a Sioux (Omaha) Indian myth, an Egyptian doctrine of the Middle Kingdom, Murngin or Mohammedan prayer, the Yoruba practice of sacrifice, the constitution of the earliest Buddhist Samgha, Samoyed priesthood, etc..

Thousands of practical forms and methods of accounting and controlling the rich, the rogues and the idlers should be devised and put to a practical test by the communes themselves, by small units in town and country.

Some evils, indeed, are ministerial to higher forms of good; but it may be that there are forms of evil so extreme as to enter into no good system whatsoever, and that, in respect of such evil, dumb submission or neglect to notice is the only practical resource.

There follows a wonderful description of gifts needed to form and hold a Christian congregation, all of them practical and realistic.

But the fact remains that generations of youth were energized by what they experienced as a new vision of what it means to be a Christian, that the mainline Protestant churches formed ecumenical organizations to work together to implement the new vision, and that, finally, in the depression, many of their practical proposals for social reform were implemented.

The history of our discipline is replete with examples of leading scholars and schools preoccupied with one or the other form of expression of religious experience: theoretical or practical, myth or cultus, rational or mystical piety, individual or collective religion.

Fortunately, historic events are narrowing the practical gap between the two forms of postmodernism.

Bergson also assumes that the recurrent appearance of the different life forms in the course of evolution, throughout the various species, is an indication that they are necessary, at least from a practical standpoint.

In addition to such practical distancing of objects, there is a more radical form in which the object is accorded its freedom also from the interests of the subject.

This was a form of practical welfare — we see it practiced in the book of Ruth also.

Furthering knowledge is thus in itself a form of serving human welfare, quite apart from any practical applications.

Those who fear MacIntyre's position might commit him to some form of confessional theological position should be comforted by his adamant declaration that his metaphysical position, his account of natural law, as well as his understanding of practical reason and the virtues are secular.

A fourth and final objection assumes the form of a practical question prompted by concern for the mission of the church: Does the inductive method of preaching effect change?

While we oppose any form of syncretism, we affirm the necessity for dialogue with men and women of other faiths and ideologies as a means of mutual understanding and practical co - operation.67

The answer was not a theoretical, but a practical one, and came in the form of a new resurgence of life within the disciples as individuals and within the Christian fellowship.

In its desire for openness of mind and for adjustment to the trends and needs of the day, Modernism, both in its theological and practical forms, has intentionally or unconsciously adopted a philosophy and a world - view which are dramatically out of accord with the character of religion and of Christianity in particular.

A practical illustration of this, developed at some length by Muirhead, is the history of «domestic service,» a form of work that became increasingly hard to reconcile with democratic equality in America.

(Revelation 21:1) While their minds worked upon the problem of suffering — exploring its retributive and disciplinary aspects, its saving power in the form of self - sacrifice, its future solutions in the eternal realm, and its inexplicable residue of mystery — their practical devotion was given to the kind of world where man's monstrous cruelty to man would end.

This principle applied equally to Christian communities: «Religious communities are likely to be practically relevant in the long run to the degree that they do not first ask what is either practical or relevant, but instead concentrate on their own intratextual outlooks and forms of life.»