Sentences with phrase «receptivity of»

The use of Motivational Interviewing is crucial to enhancing the receptivity of youth to the material in the Matrix Model, and effectively addressing fluctuations in motivation to discontinue substance use or remain abstinent.

Many also secure advanced credentialing and / or certification in leadership and supervision, which further - establishes their integrity as advocates for (and others» receptivity of) the content and practices that they espouse.

Also, the duration depends on the receptivity of the person undergoing the therapy.

If I make a statement regarding the receptivity of the market to your book idea, I'm not asking for a debate («But mine is so much better than Harry Potter!»)

These factors are all beneficial to female reproduction in general and to the receptivity of uterine lining.

Your main problem is almost certainly that you now have the testosterone levels of a man, but the androgen receptivity of a female.

An analysis of almost 10,000 first cycles of egg donation treatment at one of Europe's largest IVF centres shows that female obesity reduces the receptivity of the uterus to embryo implantation and thereby compromises reproductive outcome.

This «freeze - all» approach, initially developed as a strategy for minimising risk of ovarian hysperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) in high risk patients, also addresses concerns that some have raised that the drugs used for ovarian stimulation during IVF may have a negative impact on the uterine receptivity of some patients.

The factors limiting the receptivity of rice flowers to out - crossing include a short style and stigma (1.5 to 4 mm in combined length), short anthers, limited pollen viability and brief period between opening of florets and release of pollen (between 30 seconds and 9 minutes).

In so doing, these agents will not only fulfil their own possibility; they will also bring enrichment to the divine life — not that God will become any more God than before, but that by virtue of the divine receptivity of what is accomplished in the creation there will be further opportunities for more adequate and complete expression of the divine intention or purpose which is at work in the whole enterprise.

As such, divine power has been imagined as the coercive, overwhelming, forceful impact of one (active) entity on the (passive) receptivity of a second.

I expect it is an internal posture of increased awareness and receptivity of heightened connection, of intent to being constantly «plugged in», constantly «living in the presence of God» (quote from Katie Trecartin's graduation quips last night)...

The upshot for Merleau - Ponty's notion of the chiasm is that through the receptivity of feelings of causal efficacy, the new concrescence originates as the seen, touched, etc., and because those feelings and negative prehensions are active, the new occasion is likewise seeing, touching, and the like.

The National Evangelism Survey was a project we did for the North American Mission Board looking at the receptivity of people to different approaches.

The Federal Drug Administration has recently authorized use of DES (diethylistilbestrol), a strong estrogen which functions to influence uterine contractability and to diminish the receptivity of the endometrium to implantation of a fertilized ovum.

But I'm at the moment inclined to share some of Douthat's concerns about the receptivity of «today's [Un-Christian] youth» to the strident cadences of a man like Gingrich.

«I'm happy in the receptivity of the design.

Not exact matches

Whether it was taking part in a seminar on artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies with other area executives, hanging out at a barbecue, or attending the opening of a new play, Dase made his presence felt, and he says he and the company were met with «an enormous receptivity.»

The idea of non-traditional hiring practices wasn't groundbreaking, but McKinsey's systematic approach — building alliances outside of the business schools, and engineering «internal market receptivity» within the MBA - heavy McKinsey organization — was.

«It's millennials» receptivity to using this technology and being big consumers that's changing the fabric of economic consumption in such a big way,» he said.

Jeff Malmad, Mindshare North America's head of mobile, sees that as a model for how emotional data will be used — to understand consumers» «moments of receptivity,» and not only targeting those moments with ads but also using them to create better products.

Days after reading sections of the book, results showed heightened connectivity in the areas of the brain involved in receptivity for language as well as physical sensation and movement.

Questions arise with respect to the Fed's independence, America's traditional receptivity to foreign investment and its willingness to lash out at holders of dollar assets.

More specifically, Philadelphia, known to some as «Philicon Alley,» saw a 5.5 percent increase in receptivity to innovative ideas and a 6.6 increase in the business - friendliness of its regional regulatory environment.

The «sale,» for lack of a better word, is on setting the appointment, and therefore receptivity is overvalued and appointments are often set with people that are not ready or qualified.

Thus friendship with Jesus Christ enables us to gain a glimpse, here and now, of eternal life within the light and life of the Trinity, a communion of radical self - giving and receptivity.

For Griffiths, the Church is a place, through the sacraments and the works of mercy, for learning the practices of receptivity and gifting, and thereby of conformity to Christ's self - giving love.

Before it is receptivity to the message in a text, it is receptivity to texts as such» to the presence of the word all around us.

These heroines» purity, charity, and acceptance of suffering manifests their receptivity to grace ¯ a stance that is not passive (despite the tendency of the women to faint).

But it is divested of the notion of passive receptivity, either of «form» or of external relations» (PR 46; cf. PR 32).

Subjective intention and receptivity presuppose objective presence, and the effectiveness of the objective presence depends on the intention and receptivity.

[15] Eve's sensitive receptivity to and embodiment of the other teaches us all that a person may never be reduced to efficiency or pleasure but must always and everywhere by loved.

Without a suitable intention there is no real presence, and the extent of the effectiveness of the presence in the individual worshipers depends on their receptivity.

Such receptivity, characteristic of all forms of play, has been described in many ways.

And this provides a context for a conception of God in which God is seen as supreme persuasion working for «victory over force,» as love in its self - giving, its self - identifying, and its receptivity.

What Paul probably meant was to be always in a state of receptivity toward God.

How did language ever develop without teachers when a child's window of linguistic receptivity is so very limited?

The Consequent Nature is that aspect of God's supreme relatedness in which nothing that transpires in all of creation is lost to God's indefatigable receptivity.

In a recent interpretation of Hegel's philosophy of religion Emil L. Fackenheim rejects Kierkegaard's view that Hegel's philosophy is destructive of religion, and argues that Hegel seeks to penetrate «the relation between rational self - activity and religious receptivity to the divine and the relation of philosophical self - activity to both.

God is love in that he can perfectly sympathize with, participate in, the being of his creatures.60 The emphasis is totally on God's receptivity, on his action as Redeemer.

As for popular receptivity to «stigmatized» knowledge, Barkun cites polls suggesting that about half of Americans believe in UFOs.

Sensing, therefore, for Aristotle, is an activity that presupposes passivity or being acted upon and physically altered — the passivity of matter — and the passivity of pure receptivity — the passivity of a psychic potency, the actuality of which is a psychic activity.

It is an act of «givity» — giving and receptivity — the attitude is «I give you you to you — receive who you are».

The resulting idea of subjectivity involves both receptivity and activity.

On God's side, it is the divine acceptance of, receptivity to, and response made towards the creature.

Such openness and receptivity, he found more frequently among those who knew themselves as sinners than among the outwardly righteous members of society.

Our cooperation with God is our receptivity; but it is an active, a laborious receptivity, an importunity that drains our strength away if it do not tap the sources of the Strength Eternal.

Yet if they are to understand the arts significantly, they too must enter so fully into the works they study, by becoming familiar with the possibilities and limitations of the materials used and with the processes of transforming them, that they pass beyond passive receptivity to the practice of virtual recreation, through imaginative participation in the artist's constructive activity.

However, we do have the capacity to «cross over,» to enter into the lives and frames of reference of those different from ourselves through empathy, compassion, sensitivity, receptivity, responsiveness, and imagination.

That this be real and not contrived necessitates receptivity to the full range of human emotion.