Sentences with phrase «with gist»

It isn't perfect either, and I fully agree with the gist of your article.

Steve McIntyre of ClimateAudit was one of the IPCC FAR contributors, yet he strongly disagreed with many specific elements of the section to which he contributed and with the gist of the summary of that section.

He quoted Simberg's article, remarked that he wouldn't have taken it into the shower with Sandusky, and agreed with the gist of Simberg's post, namely that if Penn State will exonerate Sandusky, what won't they exonerate.

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I don't agree that, «By «D3» your imaginary writer is no longer a writer...», but I agree with the gist of your point.

If you're not familiar with Gist, probably the best thing to do is check out the What is Gist?

I definitely agree with the gist of your point Michael, that many people are willing to pay more for a large screen.

House Speaker Beth Harwell, who with a number of other Republican state lawmakers flanked the governor for the announcement, said she was «very pleased» with the gist of the vow.

Those who «recalled» more lures were assumed to be more prone to false memories, and were found to have higher - quality neural connections, called axons, in the superior longitudinal fascicle, known to be associated with gist - based memory (Journal of Neuroscience, DOI: 10.1523 / jneurosci.5270 - 08.2009).

Overall agree with the gist of your comment, though.

James A. Nash of the Churches» Center for Theology and Public Policy vigorously attacks Derr's alleged indifference to the inherent integrity of nature, and Richard John Neuhaus, agreeing with the gist of Derr's argument, calls for a more thoroughly Christocentric understanding of the creation.

Not exact matches

At least, that was the gist of what the CNN boss told Matthew Garrahan of the Financial Times during a Q&A session with journalists on Wednesday.

The gist of it: Now, you can tag users who have visited your website, and hit them with your ads while they're browsing Twitter.

The gist of that employee - to - employee e-mail was that my friend should be told to go to a different store (farther from his house, but with a broader selection of goods).

Or, some sites try to go too far the other direction with a single headline and hope that you get the gist.

While the concept of the semantic tree may only be familiar to those with a computer science background (here's a pretty good basic explainer from Quora, if you're interested), the gist of Musk's advice should be clear to anyone: don't wade into the weeds of a subject before you have a conceptual framework — the main ideas and debates at the heart of the discipline — mastered.

The gist of the bill is unassailable: Traffickers and people who buy the sexual services of children should be punished, trafficked people should be given help, not handcuffs, and the services they need should be funded with the help of the people who exploited them.

Depending on the voice portal, you may have to register or submit to advertising, but the gist remains: you're essentially surfing a database with your voice.

The gist of the 50 - page The Wearable Future report: Wearables will be «the next big thing,» with some 130 million wearable devices expected to ship by 2018 — and the wearables industry on the whole forecast to gross nearly $ 6 billion, also by 2018.

Another big issue with email is that it's often hard to quickly identify the main gist of an email.

@gibbongirl - I was right there with you... never got the gist of confession when I was younger.

But there is a critical corrective to this misuse within the term «catholic» itself, and the secular meanings that I cited a moment ago capture, better than our tainted ecclesiastical vocabulary, the gist of that corrective: catholicus, with its Greek background in the idea of «complete wholeness» (kata holos), defies possession by only a part of the whole.

This seems in fact to be the gist of his confession in A Sort of Life, where Greene contrasts his state of resolve at the time of his conversion with his condition more than 20 years later, at a point (which Sherry suggests remains characteristic of the present) when «continual failure or the circumstances of our private life finally make it impossible to make any promises at all and many of us abandon Confession and Communion to join the Foreign Legion of the Church and fight for a city of which we are no longer full citizens.»

For another, Luther's pamphlets were inexpensive compared with vernacular Bibles, so why not get the gist without all of the expense and hard work?

So the gist of your post is that thinking and learning are just too darn tough and you want nothing to do with either.

But non-academics need not worry, because I plan on following it quickly with a much shorter work that will capture the gist of my argument, but without all the scholarly material that's packed into the larger academic book.

For the most part I was underwhelmed by the book until I remembered that the gist of summer food is simplicity, and that book take that notion and runs with it.

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Tomlin said that the gist of the conversation the team will have with Brown is that incidents like this don't help him as a player.

I enjoyed your article the other day on the subject of his development, but the gist is still that Ifedi is «surprisingly, right about where he ought to be despite what you've heard / read / felt / seen with your flawed eye - test instruments» I give your comment a rec because you're right, but its a tough sell for most folks

He just happens to be able to do more than that, not to say Hayes couldn't but Hayes had the luxury of playing with the likes of Vasquez all four years as well as Milbourne, and other players like Gist and Strawberry and others before that.

But the gist is this mother was unhappy with the amount of time and attention she was getting from her OB.

Luckily, I got the gist of the Baby Whisperer book right here and have been doing this routine (with a few tweaks here and there for out little one) for weeks now and it's made all the difference in the world!

The gist of the story was she was very close to and tied to her birthparents, which in no way undermined her devotion to and closeness with her adoptive parents throughout her life.

The gist: he believes the Russia collusion investigation is bogus and he'd like to move on with his life, in particular focusing on a Russian ballet he's producing.

The GIST Tech - I Competition received a record number of applications with more than 1000 applications being received from all around the world, covering all science and technology sectors from agriculture to aerospace.

That is in contrast with what psychologists call «gist» reasoning, or representations of risk that rely on personal values and beliefs to create a qualitative, intuitive understanding of risks.

With scientific training, you can easily get the gist of other subjects, she adds: «That was a very valuable thing to realize.»

A week later, when volunteers were quizzed about the film's content, the males with the beta blocker had trouble remembering the gist of what they saw — the boy being run over by a car.

I went upstairs to the MICU and wrote a long note in Grace's chart, the gist of which was expressed in two sentences: «Her abdomen is simply not the abdomen of a person with necrotic bowel.

Suspecting that the disease works differently in humans, whose brains are much bigger and more complex than those of lab animals, Brivanlou, along with research associates Albert Ruzo and Gist Croft, developed a cell - based human system for their research.

2018 GIST Tech - I Competition Opens with Past GIST Tech - I Finalists to Play Active Role The U.S. Department of State is set to launch the 2018 Global Innovation through Science and Technology, Technology Idea (GIST Tech - I) competition on November 28, 2017.

• A patient's undifferentiated small bowel sarcoma was found to contain a KIT gene deletion, resulting in a revised diagnosis of GIST (gastrointestinal stromal tumor) that was successfully treated with imatinib.

Nye gets into some details in this interview with Big Think, but here's the gist: Water.

When treatment begins to fail, University of Chicago medical oncologists with expertise in GIST can offer treatment with multiple novel agents, including sunitinib or investigational drugs available only through clinical trials.

The use of imatinib has dramatically improved treatment results for adults with c - KIT (CD117 positive) GIST.

The use of alternative KIT inhibitors following progression on imatinib has achieved clinical benefit in patients with advanced GIST.

Exclusion Criteria: • The participant is diagnosed with gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) or Kaposi sarcoma.

Approximately 120,000 CML patients and 28,000 GIST patients are currently being treated with Gleevec worldwide.

The «what» and «how» of room mockups is a big part of my book, Your Home, Your Style, but the basic gist is this: Having an electronic or paper version of your room where you can play around with your ideas and choices can take the urgency and anxiety out of buying furniture and décor — especially if there are two decision - makers involved.