Sentences with phrase «question of affinity»

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To understand why graduation rates in computer science are so low for women, we only need to answer one question: Why do 74 % of high school girls report affinity for STEM subjects in school and yet, according to a report by the Girl Scout Research Institute, only about 20 % pursue STEM - related undergraduate degrees?

When I brought up the question of Ayn Rand, Kalanick denied adamantly that he had any particular affinity for the books.

Demonstrating an affinity with the Romanticist tradition of Schleiermacher and Dilthey, these men seek to uncover the seminal experience or creative insight of the authors of the texts in question, the experience that was objectified in words.

Zephaniah, who may borrow directly or indirectly from Amos, shows such strong affinity with Isaianic motifs as to raise the question of his possible connection with circles of Isaianic prophetism.

Learning in affinity spaces afforded by hashtags like #sschat is often contextual and voluntary, and topics of study appear to derive from authentic experiences and vary to meet the needs, interests, or questions of educators.

She stoutly defends teachers unions, questions the value of standardized test data and calls the president's affinity for independently operated charter schools «puzzling.»

While there are lots of questions about Sela, one thing is for sure: It can raise students» affinity for the country where Hebrew culture is thriving.

Borek's affinity for the work of a fellow Czech raises a curious question for a photographer who's lived in the United States for more than 20 years: To what extent is his work influenced by dual cultural ties?

The «question» of the exhibition was if and how Reinhardt's works supported the premise that he had an elective affinity with Mondrian that could be traced visually, whatever their direct contact might, or might not, have been.

This is because his new body of works mingle with the older one, which seem to have no affinity or similarity to each other, his ceramic colorful wall - sculptures or the sculptures, compared to the all - black voluminous sculptures of birds or animals occupying the space, are creating only queries and questions that puzzle the thinking of the viewer.

Zigzagging across distant cultural landscapes, the exhibition exposes local avant - garde practices and highlights international affinities, which indirectly question the centrality of painting, art history, and language paradigms.

Zigzagging across distant cultural landscapes, the exhibition exposes avant - garde practices and highlights international affinities, which indirectly question the centrality of painting, art history, and language paradigms.

Dubbed «slacker abstraction», «provisional painting», «neo-formalism», «casualism» and «zombie formalism» (as coined by artist and critic Walter Robinson), many of the works in question share an affinity for flatness, process - based approaches, improvised gestures and, at times, a playful sense of humour.

In Brook v. Brook (1861), 9 H.L.C. 193, 1 E.R. 703, the House of Lords dealt with the question of essential validity and held that the marriage of a man to his deceased wife's sister in Denmark was invalid because such a marriage was within the prohibited degrees of affinity under English law, the law of the parties» ante-nuptial domiciles, though not under Danish law.

The librarian interview generally consists of questions that explore the organized nature and an affinity towards books and reading.

Many of the questions swirling around the affinity marketing trend have yet to be answered because the movement is still in its infancy.