Sentences with phrase «very structure of»

These experiences shape the very structure of our brain as its vital regulatory circuits develop in the earliest years of life.

The very structure of family law litigation (i.e. arguing a divorce case in court before a judge) requires partners and parents to aggressively position themselves against the other to «win» the favor of a judge.

Just as the very structure of ICOs themselves is an ongoing conversation — for instance, Blockstack prioritized broad reach with its token sale, skipping the private presale altogether, whereas the Sliver.TV ICO of «theta» only had a private sale, canceling its public sale after it hit its hard cap — these platforms for launching token sales are also emphasizing different aspects of the sale process.

Thus I doubt that s. 2 (d) can entitle us to be free of all legal obligations that flow from membership in a family... In short, there are certain associations which are accepted because they are integral to the very structure of society.

With so many possible applications in development, finance industry clients are scrambling now to understand (a) how blockchain will impact the very structure of their businesses, and (b) how to capitalize on it.

The very structure of the last sentence reflects the convoluted nature of the law in this area, which is a result of its piecemeal, largely accidental development.

The very structure of the BlackBerry network is being used against it by the new smart phone players; it is being called inflexible, undynamic, and kludgy.»

I was recently introduced to one of Canada's Military Judges, learning that there are only four such judicial officers, which made me realize how little I know not simply about military law but also about the very structure of the military justice system.

Human activity is also changing the very structure of the atmosphere.

At a «science debate,» candidates will try to claim that their position is the one supported by «science,» and the very structure of the debate will send voters the faulty message that these are questions that the natural sciences can resolve.

The very structure of a tree is the focus for many artists: Ward Shelly's Media Role Models, a tree - shaped timeline, charts historical figures and events influenced by the media.

Perhaps the committee that selected Bruce Nauman: Topological Gardens for this exciting award shared my sentiment, since the very structure of the exhibition is rooted in a rich and exciting interplay with the history, geography, architecture, and people of Venice.

The effect is one of sheer beauty, but Lou's convictions are worked into the very structure of this abstract grid: beads as symbols of solidarity linking the values of feminism, hand - making, and physical labor.

Like a farmer who tills the soil, stirring up the landscape and setting the stage for future growth, the twenty - plus artists exhibited here seek to imprint their creative sensibilities on the very structure of the building.

At the same time, because they are suspended, gravity is registered as an inescapable and relentless force, an invisible presence manifesting itself on the very structure of the sculpture's body.

For his «Steganogram» series, Bismuth entangles text and image not to complement or illustrate one another (as is often the case in advertising, journalism and even art) but rather so that digitally — and then physically — the text permanently alters the very structure of the image, distorting it according to a level of visibility selected by the artist.

Outside in the large gallery grounds, autumn debris littering the sculpture garden is a seasonal reminder of the passing of the year, while inside more complex questions of the very structure of time itself are being nudged and prodded.

Like Bateson's metalogues, Downey's works are a conversation between mechanical, biological, cognitive, and social systems, where the catalyst of change is contained in the very structure of the argument.

Differing experiential attitudes are being incorporated into the very structure of the gameplay itself which, at once provides an understanding of the terror of mental illness to an individual who may not have experienced it before but also celebrates the diversity of the human mind in its application of individual approaches to the world around us.

Alan Wake shared not just the plot ingredients, but the very structure of a high - end television series complete with chapters that began with the refrain «Previously, on Alan Wake».

Every time you managed to find a path to free - run through it was a moment of discovery and reward as you realised that, hey, you could navigate the very structure of the city to your will.

The very structure of this compound word can give us a clue, It is comprised of financial + technology.

The very structure of the stock market has changed in some fundamental ways.

It is also about the ability to choose the very structure of education for the kids they love, and the ability to push for reforms directly in their communities.

Of course, OCR never explicitly states that its new rules are at odds with the very structure of the American education system — but based on the standards it has established, it is hard to see how local control can survive.

This is an ethos that embraces the concept of families choosing the very structure of education for the children they love, as well as the ability to advance and sustain reforms directly within their communities and the contexts in which they live.

Thus, the very structure of interdisciplinary learning is consistent with the core features of significant learning, so students are expected to find interdisciplinary education engaging and thus an effective way to advance their understanding of topics under investigation.

Clearly alarmed by the religious instruction that would occur at religious schools — «not only is the risk of religion intruding into the secular educational function great, that risk is inevitable and unavoidable due to the very structure of the Scholarship Program» — Judge Martinez accepted nearly all of the ACLU's claims.

Given this situation, there is a set of realistic reforms that states and districts could undertake right now, as well as deeper reforms that would change the very structure of school districts and thus get closer to the roots of the problem.

This is a fundamental change in the very structure of American education.

Providing a non-arbitrary comparison of schools on even one criterion will be nearly impossible...» He says that the agency's subjective measures of equity grant almost complete control to federal regulators over a district's administration, something that is at odds with the very structure of the American educational system and will surely damage local control.

Here, the very structure of DNA is being altered, causing a single plant to grow with a variety of flowers, deer to have antlers that are decorated with blossoms, and other plants to grow in the shape of human beings (a sight that is both beautiful and inherently unsettling).

A Code Modification implies changing the very structure of SkaDate.

Here's how it's made: First force defatted soy flour through a machine with a spiral tapered screw called an extruder under conditions of such extreme heat and pressure that the very structure of the soy protein is changed.

Bioturbation is the process through which organisms living in sediments can disturb the very structure of these sediments.

The role of research integrity in the very structure of contemporary science, addressing cultural practices in its publication system, current ethical challenges in peer review and its consequences regarding the reliability of the research record.

The very structure of our communities may predispose us to inactivity and obesity.

Mahoney says the very structure of the Board of Elections is problematic, and hopes to address that and other issues in his testimony at the upcoming hearing.

The very structure of the budget talks also came under criticism.

«We intend to examine the very structure of some government services to determine if there is a more efficient, less costly way to meet our taxpayers» expectations.»

The distorted view of Britain it creates, one in which the poor and the marginalised are silenced, will be embedded into the very structure of our democratic process.

The very structure of FPTP ensures its continuation unchallenged as only direct beneficiaries of it can ever call the shots.

There is also mounting evidence that the very structure of the human brain is altered by the cognitive challenges inherent in learning how to parent (Rilling, 2013).

We need to affirm that plurality is God's gift and diversity is in the very structure of God's creation.

My point was, and my point remains, that the very structure of the conference reinforces the stereotype that the Catholic social - justice agenda and the Catholic pro-life agenda need to be reconciled, when, in fact, there is no more urgent question of social justice and moral progress than the protection of innocent human life at every point of development and dependency.

In effect, its founders institutionalized «supervised field work» in the very structure of the school.

But we have shown in a preceding study that these newly attributed meanings are conditioned by the very structure of the symbol of the Cosmic Tree.

Two factors above all have contributed to implant and to foster this hesitancy: on the one hand, the very structure of the discipline which serves as a sort of introduction or preparation, to the science of religions (one knows that the majority of historians of religions are former philologists, archeologists, historians, orientalists, or ethnologists); on the other hand, the inhibition created by the lamentable failure of the vast theoretical improvisations of the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth (mythology considered a «disease of language,» astral and naturist mythologies, pan-Babylonism, animism and pre-animism, etc.).

If the intellectual form of man has been gradually modeled on the reciprocal actions and reactions of certain bodies and their material environment, if it is a mechanism of adjustment, how could it not reveal to us something of the very structure of these bodies?

In the process of translating I found that the very structure of language itself seems to impede understanding.