Sentences with phrase «redefinition of»

As Baby Boomers are giving way to the Gen X / Gen Y / Millennials, we seem to be seeing a redefinition of connectivity and community, toward a less rooted population, which — while highly mobile — may not value homeownership to the same degree.

Giving students the tools to reduce bullying behavior through the blending of school - wide positive behavior support, explicit instruction, and a redefinition of the bullying construct from the National Technical Assistance Center on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)

This redefinition of «parental alienation» from entirely within standard and established psychological principles and constructs then allows us to define «domains of professional competence» required for treating this «special population» of children and families:

But then says: ``... we do not accept the Supreme Court's redefinition of marriage and we urge its reversal, whether through judicial reconsideration or a constitutional amendment returning control over marriage to the states.

Implicit in the redefinition of self is a breakdown of defenses and an openness to other ways of being.

Redefinition of Self.

The physical changes of pubertal growth typically initiate a redefinition of self among boys and girls, with an emphasis on body image.

Increased visibility and redefinition of release management's role in supporting business initiatives and successful production releases

But when it comes to location - based services, Dennis Crowley is viewed as one of the few people who can look into the future and see the redefinition of Internet and web services based on location.

The there is the redefinition of conversion.

Dealing first with s 47's redefinition of the offence, in relation to deception it is plain that it does not impose a need to prove consequences so that for example, there is no need to adduce evidence of a customer being misled into acting in a way different to how they otherwise would.

The key thing about a vested outsourcing arrangement is the radical redefinition of success.

A head - hunter took me to Merrill in 1998 where I joined their Latam M&A group, but after a redefinition of strategy the group left the region and I was left unemployed.

As part of the settlement, the two are now working together, with the NC bar signing off on LegalZoom's template and the NC bar supporting a redefinition of UPL.

This is the same kind of redefinition of value that McDerment talks about.

Provisions came into force in January 2017, including a redefinition of «sexual exploitation» in the Sexual Offences Act 2003 to include the streaming of indecent images.

Do not forget that Lysenko redefinition of the null hypothesis led to the deaths of 10's of millions and the imprisonment, torture and murder of scientists who were skeptics.

Might be an interesting postdoc exercise and possibly a paper, assuming it gets by the «redefinition of the refereed literature» some of your colleagues seem to favor.

What's more, it's still extremely important to act now (we have been warmed) because the «non-prediction» now is that the non-warming can't last, though the warming may not be «steady» by some post-hoc redefinition of steady.

I presume that the Warmist redefinition of cooling is warming.

It looks as though the U. of Colorado's redefinition of sea level has come to their rescue.

Your wording there clearly conlfates the redefinition of peer review with the exclusion of the paper.

Then when forced to, he does review the article and dismisses it by making up stuff (ha another redefinition of peer review)

Arguing that customer choice should be limited to DTE - approved (and operated), Michigan - based options entails a unique redefinition of the word «choice.»

Extreme heat, extreme cold, and what is not mentioned enough, the redefinition of what is «normal».

[A3] «Practical solutions» are restricted (perhaps by an implicit redefinition of the word «solutions»?)

[A2] «Practical issues» associated to sea level rise are strictly short - term (perhaps by an implicit redefinition of the word «practical»?)

In his April 5 Rulemaking, Commissioner Mark Ferron described a redefinition of the 2004 «least cost, best fit» formula for capturing the full range of costs and benefits of renewables selected to meet the RPS.

Since social practices are based on what frame is dominant in a given area, social change is brought about through a redefinition of the applicable framing of a given issue area.

There's been a redefinition of cooking duties.

The Original Copy presented a critical examination of the intersections between photography and sculpture, exploring how the one medium has been implicated in the analysis and creative redefinition of the other.

, a large - scale survey of contemporary artists whose «work demonstrated a revolutionary redefinition of an ancient material.»

Throughout his practice he has pursued inquiries into language and a radical redefinition of the artist / viewer relationship.

This encounter serves as an introduction to the exhibition in the Museo devoted to North American artist Carl Andre (Quincy, Massachusetts, 1935) and looks to provide perspective on an artistic career that spans the second half of the 20th century and which has been historiographically defined by its generational affiliation with the time Minimalism embarked upon the redefinition of sculpture.

In the 1970s and 1980s, post-minimalism and the conceptual redefinition of the art object meant that painting and landscape as a genre were relegated to the sidelines, having no use in avant garde production.

Recognizing a generational shift in black artists of the new millennium, Thelma Golden, the Studio Museum's director and chief curator, coined the semi-controversial term «post-black» to characterize this knockout assemblage of work by young black emerging artists, a term that spoke to the ongoing redefinition of blackness in contemporary culture.

4 July 2017 The artist talks about her developing practice, the impact of motherhood, her concerns with mortality and the fragility of human life, and her redefinition of the monumental.

The in oil painted surface of the globes, illuminated by an inner light and they're general surreal iconic appearance, refer to the constant redefinition of inner and outer worlds.

«A Forest of Signs: Art in the Crisis of Representation»... looks at the redefinition of art making in America in the 1980s....

The redefinition of the aims of the National Collection of Fine Arts that followed from the events of the late thirties thus resulted in increased emphasis on the acquisition and exhibition of American art.

This led to a redefinition of who I could be and how I could participate in the art world.

Along with its critique of the visual, conceptual art involved a redefinition of the traditional relationship between artist and audience, empowering artists and enabling them to operate both inside and outside the gallery system.

Curiously, she also tries to locate both within the redefinition of brands within a mass media that is a two - way street:

I also wonder whether we'll see a continuation of what I perceive as a redefinition of the role of institutions on the art scene.

Weiner's redefinition of practice, where language could function as material, allowed for the existence of a work of art that was no longer dependent upon construction.

Through the deconstruction and rearrangement of sound and its localization in space, Philipsz effects a continuous redefinition of both media.

The Berlin / Londoner represents a radical redefinition of art and its experience.

«She was instrumental in documenting the redefinition of identity among the young blacks,» said Vergon.

Ultimately, this led to a pivotal break with the rectangular support and his redefinition of painting's figure - ground relationship.

Questions of classical sculpture like weight and equilibrium are rewritten in his work, summoning up material and technical associations while adding other more recent ideas on transparency, flexibility and spatial relations, together with a redefinition of the viewer, absorbed by the new situations in which space and time are coordinated and articulated.