Sentences with phrase «structured shape of it»

The structured shape of it really matches the ladylike vibe too - I'm really digging it.

I think it's the structured shape of the dress that's so flattering!

Backwardation is a term to describe the term structure shape of the forward curve.

Not exact matches

HRM structures vary widely from business to business, shaped by the type, size, and governing philosophies of the organization that they serve.

Some of the specific brain regions that sprang into action when Kurzweil was thinking outside the box: the dorsal anterior cingulate, which lies in the frontal lobes deep inside the brain, just above the band of fibers that connect the two hemispheres; the back part of the parietal lobes; and the right cerebellum, a cauliflower - shaped structure that lies at the base of the brain.

Yet in many ways the presentation was quintessential Jobs: He pitched the gargantuan, ring - shaped structure with a mix of flair, theatrics, and hyperbole.

The structures of some nanomaterials bend and change shape when given an electrical jolt, so that a material's properties can be altered at the flip of a switch — it can change color, for example, or become transparent.

For those who don't often discuss characterization and story world over dinner, Weinschenk's post kicks off with a great primer on storytelling theory, explaining the basics of Campbell's thinking (famously exemplified by the journey of Star Wars» Luke Skywalker), as well as the roughly bell - shaped story diagram every writer learns in her first class on structure.

The 160,000 - square - foot structure is one of bold geometric shapes, composed of nine interlocking towers made up of steel covered with hundreds of thousands of terracotta tiles; it was completed this June, after three years of work.

The majority of the brand's bags are inspired by»70s structured shapes, with petite proportions and removable, interchangeable straps.

Neither, however does a knee - jerk belief that everything is due to the individual, that nothing is shaped by outside forces and the structure of civilization.

We actively shape and develop the environment itself based on our own insight into the structure and patterns of Nature.

Feminists have persistently awakened us to the depth to which patriarchy shapes all our disciplines, the disciplinary style of thinking in general, our way of teaching, and the hierarchical structure of our institutions, as well as our ignoring of the consequences of our actions for the Earth.

The idea of progress is decisively shaped by Western lifestyle and its structures.

This analogy is suggested by the manner in which a landscape causally shapes the structure and performance of a stream of water.

The structure and movement of these narratives tend to shape the ways in which communities of Christians discern God's presence and respond to it in thought and word, affect and action.

Even as the absence of a feudal order and established church have shaped American institutions and political habits, the dialectic of a feudal order and established churches and of secularist rejection of religion has structured European attitudes toward the United States, particularly toward the American experiment in religious freedom and toward the seemingly unabating religious vitality that this system has produced.

To this day it shapes the structure of the university, with its division between the sciences and the humanities.

On this second view, insofar as persons have apprehended God through the medium of Christian myths, symbols, and rites, their subjectivity will be shaped by a distinctive dynamic and structure which then dictates the proper movement and structure of theological study.

The man in the street had few possibilities, but by this very fact he was as it were held together from outside, he was confronted with a certain structure and shape of his life from the beginning, so that he did not need to think very much about it.

This conviction could shape covenanted communities of faith, and thereby influence both the character of persons and the structures of public institutions to upbuild, broaden, awaken and guide the conduct of life.

Natural formations of rocks do not have geometric shapes arranged in recognizable structures.

Brilliant minds of the order of Norbert Wiener, Claude Shannon, Warren Weaver, John Von Newman, W. Ross Ashby, and Stafford Beer, among many others, provided the conceptual structures for the multidisciplinary methodology of the systems approach.2 Incredible advances in computers, in league with sophisticated instruments of systems analysis, play an ever increasing role in shaping the life style and the world view of contemporary society along the lines suggested by systems theory.

There are now persons in the pews who were born in the city, who are secular in their outlook, who are keenly aware of the ways in which their lives are shaped by structures which they do not control and who are concerned that their religious institutions should be active agents of social change.

Thier basic structure of reasoning, and how it was shaped.

Marshall McLuhan did initial explorations in this in his proposals on the medium of communication shapes the message and how the dominant media of a society structure how individuals and the society perceive and conceive truth and reality.

There are no longer authoritative «plausibility structures,» whether in institutions or belief systems, to shape and anchor our perceptions of reality.

The building was made out of that shape and the simple laws of physics explain why such a shape would survive all over the place (the two «triangles» of the cross piece are the strongest structure possible).

In previous chapters, the structures of existence have been discussed with little attention to the relation between those through whom the new structures received their shape and those who later participated in them.

The first element is the interconnected structure of existence, as outlined above, and as developed through process thought; the second draws from the profound insights of black and feminist theology relative to the shaping power of the «normative gaze,» or the tendency to value one's own kind as over against the other.

A push toward a scientific sovereignty in which the empirical world was the only world, a mechanization of life through the emerging structures of technology and mass industry, a cultivation of persons along the lines of immediate gratification and fulfillment of base impulses, and the use of mass culture by dictatorial regimes to shape a people.

For some the «hyper literalism» of the new translation, with its unfamiliar words and complex sentence structures, put an end to a brave experiment in inculturation which, it is claimed, had been envisioned and inaugurated by Sacrosanctum Concilium and which had shaped much of the Church's liturgy in the years after the Council.

Marriage is not just a private agreement into which two parties enter and which they can redefine as they wish; rather the shape and structure of marriage flow from its purpose.

Many of the structures of American life have been shaped by strands of Christianity deriving from the 16th century, a century divided against itself.

The «I» represents the quality of life achieved within a particular structure of existence as shaped by the way in which a person assumes responsibility for himself within the context of the possibilities open to him.4

But we have also seen that this is done at the cost of losing direct effectiveness in the guidance, restraint, and judgment of the structures of power which shape the social order.

Religion is rather a way of trying to give shape and structure to the moral concepts that are embedded in our lives.

We bring verbal forms, structures of meaning, objects and patterns of behavior, not to show God their elegant lines and shapes but to pray that God's Spirit will break them open and show us the backside of the Holy.

Telecommunications technology has released ways of speaking into our culture that are constrained by these same forms and structures shaped by print.

Because we understand the shape of orbitals we can predict the structure of chemical compounds and crystals.

The unique structure of any crystal is the result of what we might think of as the «shape» of its atoms (or ions), which causes them to slot into a particular position and to layer themselves in a fixed, orderly pattern.

That a process has a structure, a formal generic patterning in virtue of which every concrete process is equipped with a shape or format in that its temporal phases exhibit a fixed pattern.

While these are cumulatively defined throughout the work in terms of the categoreal structure, their stipulative use from the outset serves the pre-categoreal function of establishing a conceptual language with which to shape the systematic structure.

The bride is people — the community of Jesus followers in all their shapes and colors — regardless of the structures which they collect and organize themselves within.

The shapes of evolutionary trees have now been confirmed from independent evidence of molecular structures.

This envisages microlevel sovereign communities of some sort, controlling their resources and shaping appropriate / indigenous technologies, and socially liberating themselves from traditional patriarchies and hierarchies, redefining without destroying their traditional community structures and values.

The present form of the narrative has certainly in some measure been shaped by Israel's annual celebration of the Sinai Covenant, as each year the making of Covenant was re-enacted, and the structure of the Covenant itself renewed.

The pressure on the paid - time religious broadcasters to maintain the specific structure of their audience because it is the most financially supportive for them has had the effect of shaping the character of their programs away from their original intention of evangelism, even though they keep the intent of evangelism as a masthead.

Form for Leclerc is neither act taken as the static first act of the scholastics, nor even act taken as activity, the scholastic second act, but rather the specific character and structure of an activity — for example, the character of the activity which gives rise to the peculiar geometrical shapes characteristic of different molecules (PN 142 - 49).

It is one way in which the economic structures of television shape the nature of the message broadcast by it.