Sentences with phrase «sense of the process»

This infographic provides a simple timeline to help you make sense of the process of introducing solid foods.

We know that this is a lot of information, and we hope that the steps we recommend and links we provide above help make sense of the process!

It enables teachers to make sense of the process of teaching and learning and to think clearly about how best they can activate and facilitate students» learning.

It is this narrower sense of process philosophy — Whiteheadian process philosophy — that provides one pole of the title and content of this book.

This is combined with a strong sense of process and an awareness of the potential authority and phenomenology of the art object.

This show creeps in on the little cat feet of often dark, subtly textured pieces on paper, redefining Paul Gauguin's achievement and sensibility in terms of innovative prints and drawings that give his work a new sense of process and emotional turmoil while thrillingly complicating his modern legacy.

Hopefully this post will help you make sense of the processes to apply for government funding for further studies.

The colony as a whole is acted upon by natural selection, making it an individual in the sense of the process of evolution.

The following characteristics can give you a sense of the process involved.

Alfred Frankenstein, writing for the San Francisco Chronicle, wrote of McChesney's first exhibition of the Arena series, «The sense of process, which plays so significant a role in all modern painting, is strong here, but McChesney does not let it run away with him; the process is superbly controlled, the craftsmanship is high, the total effect is mature and considered.

My sense of the process has evolved over the years to the point where I inform clients that we don't really create core concepts, we * uncover * them — like digging for nuggets of gold by asking the right questions, then listening attentively enough to recognize when they've been spoken — often by the most unexpected people.

Bianchi's work encapsulates a sense of time within it, not only in the sense of process, but also in some of the materials he chooses, such as recycled redwood (the world's largest and longest - living trees) to make his freestanding sculptures.

She is interested in contemporary artistic practices that explore the contamination and limits of languages, seeking to convey a sense of the process rather than the result, experiencing the dilation of the natural boundaries of cultural actions.

While my staff can not give «legal advice» during these conversations, the Paralegals here can give you information to help you make sense of the process and guide you in the right direction.