Sentences with phrase «reference points for»

Start by laying out some reference lines which you can use as reference points for your layout.

We disclose and publish these reference points for you to help educate you at your listing appointment.

The Initiative is based on a recognition that Síolta, The National Quality Framework for Early Childhood Education (CECDC, 2006) and Aistear: the Early Childhood Curriculum Framework (NCCA, 2009) are the fundamental bedrocks and reference points for the future growth and development of the early years care and education sectors.

During the time that I have spent at Southfield High School, I took the opportunity of documenting my work (lesson plans, materials and activities) which can be used as reference points for someone whom you intend to hire in my place.

When Protective created our life insurance calculator, we looked at government websites, inflation trends and national averages, and then used the best information we could find to set rates and reference points for our calculations.

Key reference points for live projects will be the contract terms and more generally, the law on termination.

Of course, the attempt to measure complex psychological traits and processes through a relatively crude survey instrument raises a host of methodological questions, but it felt important and timely to provide empirical reference points for a notion that is already true to our experience, and each form of denial is cross-validated with other elements in the survey.

He notes that, for most Westerners, the immediate reference points for Meppayil's paintings and sculptures would be «postwar reductivist practices» — ranging from European and Latin American Neo-Concretism to American Post-Minimalist abstractions.

It consists of an all - white room with round corners, using saturated light and space in a way that removes visual reference points for the viewer.

The exhibition as a whole feels like a reader for Danh Vo's mothertongue in the Danish Pavilion, providing an expansive set of visual reference points for a show whose meaning the artist seems to feel apprehensive about giving away too readily.

«Reference points for this work come from my interest in the historic changes brought about in art by the social and cultural upheavals and rapid developments in science and technology in the 1960's and 70's.

By exhibiting significant artworks in its storefront location at the edge of Taksim Square in Istanbul, collectorspace seeks to engage the general public on issues that motivate contemporary artists while creating reference points for next generations of collectors regarding their role in supporting knowledge production.

There are a few reference points for her work — the sensory assault of Matthew Barney, Robert Gober's eerie domesticity, Darren Bader's madcap ready - mades — but, for the most part, she is unlike anyone else.

Historical reference points for the emerging young artist didn't exist.

Varejão has explained that one of the reference points for this series was Louise Bourgeois» late red gouaches, some of which also feature botanical motifs.

MB: I am sure that the painting from Cluj is associated with the term Figurative Painting, which has regained more than a fashionable status in the art world, and the «old masters» have become key reference points for many contemporary painters.

In New York, be sure to catch Vera Iliatova's soon - to - open show at Monya Rowe Gallery and Benjamin Senior's stunning exhibition at James Fuentes (reference points for Senior include Pierro dell Francesca and Poussin).

«The in - game universe this time around is quite fantasy based, but also futuristic at the same time... We never really had any particular reference points for Final Fantasy XIII, in terms of places where we drew inspiration from.

You also get no reference points for mission objectives, like the locations of weapons caches, intel you need to collect, etc..

The ultimate goal is to identify chromosomal reference points for various disease complexes and behaviors in specific breeds of dogs so that breeders can carefully select dogs to breed.

They lack control and they lack defined reference points for your Chihuahua.

The following resources are static websites that are not necessarily updated on a daily basis but are still invaluable reference points for investors [see also Three ETFs To Cure a Gold Hoarding Addiction].

I wanted to get the vocabulary right, and I wanted to have enough reference points for that world to feel solid, but the fact that Stacey, the narrator, is new to all of it gave me a good bit of leeway.

Education Strategy Group Senior Associate Ryan Reyna offers his thoughts on state ESSA plans and where he believes «work remains to deliver on the promise of college and career readiness for all students,» while also highlighting «some promising examples from state ESSA plans that can be useful reference points for policymakers and practitioners as states turn from planning to implementation.»

They are intended only to provide reference points for those schools that use the StudentTracker service so they can compare their results to those of other schools that use StudentTracker.

They are intended only to provide reference points for schools that use the StudentTracker service, so they can compare their results to those of other schools that use StudentTracker.

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But the easy - to - pigeonhole supporting characters (the conniving mayor; the corrupt businessman) primarily serve as reference points for the two leading men to define themselves; the focus of the film remains on them.

Laurel & Hardy, Where the Sidewalk Ends and The Big Clock are the reference points for Kim Seonghun's thriller, about a cop who accidentally runs over a man on an empty street at night and goes to great lengths to cover it up.

Thank you for continuing to use consistent reference points for your statements.

«These tubes provide the reference points for the cells, and tissue starts to build up,» says Angelo Vescovi of the University of Milan - Bicocca.

They also set reference points for future studies looking at the connection between metabolic processes and diseases such as cancer.»

Assemblies decide little and often leave the churches in some confusion, but they are always taken as milestone events, reference points for organized «Ecumenism» and the cause of Christian unity.

Our entire days are structured around meal times with breakfast, lunch, and dinner often used as reference points for what we do and when.

Management retains an independent compensation consultant, Haigh & Company, to provide comparative market data regarding executive compensation to assist the Compensation Committee in establishing reference points for the base salary, annual incentive, and long - term incentive components of our compensation package.

Companies going public look to competitors as reference points for their own valuations.

They can also make great reference points for any social media or blogging plans you are making.

It's not clear to me, though, that the proper reference point for judging what's «normal» should be pre-recession employment rates, for two reasons.

«Amazon has become the reference point for shoppers,» Jason Seeba, BloomReach's head of marketing, told Bloomberg.

The release price minus any discounts or other incentives establishes the market's first reference point for the product's true value as judged by its maker.

-LRB-...) China's central bank determines a daily reference point for the yuan, also known as renminbi, then lets it trade 1 % higher or lower.

Summer Doldrums — A Pretty Compelling Seasonal Pattern From Exhibits 1 - 4 below, one can see that in very few years have gold prices and / or gold equities appreciated over the summer months in the northern hemisphere (charts all use the April 1st gold price as the reference point for relative performance).

Our reference point for decades has been sellers in the mode of finding — or shall we say hunting — buyers.

Forty - five years after Humanae Vitae, it now seems clear that the invention of the oral contraceptive pill (to adopt one reference point for the broader contraceptive revolution) was one of the three achievements of 20th - century science with truly world - historical impact, the other two being the creation of the self - sustaining nuclear chain reaction and the unraveling of the DNA double helix.

But it is a reference point for my Christian Brothers to gain closeness to God... and I respect that.

Second, Aquinas» conception of just war was the reference point for later theorists at the beginning of the modern era, including both Catholic theorists such as Vitoria, Molina, Soto, and Suarez, and Protestants such as Luther, Ames, and Grotius.

The foundation will exist as an entity in its own right within Church law, and Fr Trafny explains: «This is an important step, because we are moving from being a simple project to merge learning between the pontifical universities in Rome to being a new entity recognised by the Holy Father as a reference point for all dialogue involving science and faith.»

This diversity is different from other epochs - for example, the time when a Princeton scholasticism dominated the 19th - century Protestant landscape, or even the recent period when neo-orthodoxy was at the least the common reference point for theological debate.

Since the Council there has been a tendency to regard it as a more important reference point for policy than Fatima.

Through movies, magazines and advertising the upper middle class has become «our reference point for what the American good life is supposed to look like and contain.»