Sentences with phrase «with new means»

When used well, technology tools can enhance learning by providing children with new means of inquiry and expression, to document their learning and show what they know, to communicate and collaborate.

But while the core mechanics are borrowed from Drake, Joel and Ellie bring with them some new means of survival.

«It feels like when the right music is aligned to the right media, especially with these new means of music distribution, primarily streaming, it's created a whole new world for soundtracks that didn't previously exist.»

DC Science Cafe says the speaker will discuss «the promise and perils that come with these new means of designing life and the ethical issues and implications they foist upon us.»

The method provided scientists not only with a simple and robust way to assess structural properties of 2D materials but also with new means for controlling the complex properties of optical radiation at subwavelength scales.

For example, the Commission could help facilitate local deliberative bodies or citizen assemblies, support local authorities conduct effective participatory budgeting exercises, and experiment with new means for the public to engage in political decision - making processes in more direct and sustained ways.

But these men and women who are trying to advance the rule and reign of God in new direction to new people with new means know what God has called them to do.

Science, putting under our control instruments of tremendous efficiency, and breaking down the ancient barriers of isolation with new means of intercommunication, has introduced us to an era of unprecedented power.

The development of cognition in general is conceived in Piaget's genetic theory as a reconstruction of earlier forms of cognitive organization with new means and on a new level; the best known example of this development is the transformation and reconstruction of sensori - motor activity schemata into symbolic - conceptual thinking operations.

These men and women are trying to advance the rule and reign of God in new direction to new people with new means.

If the house was destroyed and forgotten then the world had moved on to new things with new meaning and value.

Another feature of Matthew invites the attention of those who want to invest discipleship with new meaning: The Gospel is structured of five large chunks of Jesus» teaching, each preceded by narrative.

The problem here is to overcome the «benumbing repression of common sense» (PR 9/13) so that events which have become commonplace can come to be experienced with new meaning, when viewed in the light of an imagined contrast.

Certainly the terms could be invested with new meanings, but I prefer using a term which does not imply either spatial positioning or abnormality.

God not only invades the life of the believer through the Holy Spirit, but takes possession of that life, filling it with new meaning.

In other words, one of the primary purposes of John is to impregnate the terms «Christ» and «Son of God» with new meaning and significance that can not be used of any other human throughout history.

They were using an old phrase but it seemed to them packed with new meaning.

Our new Pope discloses that faith arises from a personal encounter with God's Word that infuses a person's existence with new meaning — but that this encounter is possible only within the faith community, in which are rendered accessible the sacred Scriptures, sacramental grace, fraternity and service to the Lord in others.

The encounter with the Holy Spirit is intense: God practically invades the believer, occupies him, filling his life with new meaning.

This will be the day when all of God's children will be able to sing with a new meaning, «My country, «tis of thee, sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing.

During that time, a trusted adviser helped her have a realization that imbued her life with new meaning.

That ending imbues much of what's come before with new meaning, and revisiting Beast may prove more satisfying than just visiting once.

The Scottish director, who many first discovered with 2002's elliptical nightlife odyssey Morvern Callar, can take a John Wick - ian premise and invest it with new meaning by reframing it from an askew angle.

But we also think carefully about language and terminology, and while we continue to use the word book, we feel that we need to imbue it with new meaning to account for the new ways in which people are writing and reading.

reading IS reading, and maybe the word READING will remain but with new meanings....

The veteran receives daily showers of uncomplicated love, learns how to heal emotional wounds, and experiences a heart filled with new meaning and purpose.

3500 m ² of leisure and entertainment facilities rejuvenate your life with new meanings.

Recycled images and themes emerge with new meaning as one walks through each of the rooms and recognizes the art of Louise Bourgeois remains timeless.

The nebulous notion of ephemeral storage for digital information captures the imagination of many contemporary artists, and it has also been a popular art subject throughout the ages that can now be marketed as if imbued with a new meaning, with Diane Arbus» 1960 photograph Clouds on - screen at a drive - in movie, N.J., offered by Fraenkel Gallery, being just one example.

It is a literary experiment in which an unnamed narrator gives advice to a young man suffering from melancholy, taking him on an imaginary tour through the Louvre where his readings of Chardin imbue the everyday world with new meaning, and his ruminations on Rembrandt take his melancholic pupil beyond the realm of mere objects.

These ideas have been re-charged with new meaning today.

Whether it is clothing, furniture or a gynecologist's examining table, she is able to resurrect and transform the objects she touches with new meaning more fitting to today's world.

These ideas have been recharged with new meaning today.

He also worked to inject abstraction with new meaning by responding to literature.

The size of Ruff's final montages allow viewers to investigate original editors» notes, pencil drawn alterations, and informational writing, instilling each press photograph with new meaning — or alternatively speaking, destroying each photo's original intent.

The Pulitzer, in collaboration with the George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis, has organized programs that build upon Matta - Clark's desire to imbue abandoned objects, buildings, and parcels of land with new meaning.

By inverting the foot of the female figure in Douen's Dance, Ofili subtly infuses the familiar image of the couple with new meaning, blending disparate traditions to create a rich and unique iconography.

Aram recycles spiritual symbols and visual traditions common to both the East and West, from media advertisements, to Renaissance painting, to Persian miniatures, and infuses them with new meaning in order to challenge stereotypes and misconceptions.

They attack the metaphors, symbols and representations that make up their own environment, replacing them with new meanings and protocols: bureaucracy becomes a form of comedy, silence becomes a type of knowledge, domesticity becomes a place of pathology, inefficiency becomes a necessary vocation, and delinquency becomes a daily routine.

Her abstractions are inspired by the everyday (the internet, print media, phone photography etc.) and repurposed with new meaning.

They were asked to use local materials and objects, and, through the process of «translation,» to infuse them with new meanings.

Variously photographing them, affixing them to a canvas, or using them as a subject for etchings and prints, Porter highlights the dual existence of these objects, evaluating them in terms of their intended function as well as recontextualizing them as components of her own works, imbuing them with a new meaning and identity.

Falahi re-appropriates symbols traditionally associated with imposed submission and rebelliousness, respectively, and imbues them with new meaning, reflecting the artist's complex and multicultural identity.

The Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, Tweed Courthouse, and the New York State Supreme Court are amongst the locations whose antecedents become shaded with new meaning.

Anna Ostoya's (b. Poland, 1978) draws upon the histories and strategies of 20th Century avant - garde movements from Constructivism to Dada, Futurism to Abstract Expressionism, in a bid to activate and revisit works and ideas from the past and imbue them with new meaning.

Tonsfeldt repositions these objects, at times incorporating additional images, to command sustained attention and invest them with new meaning.

It's not necessarily quoting to imbue familiar phrases with new meanings.

Robert I Ellison: Regimes — btw — are identified as persistent patterns with a mean and a variance — and a shift to a different pattern with a new mean and variance.

Regimes — btw — are identified as persistent patterns with a mean and a variance — and a shift to a different pattern with a new mean and variance.

Sunstein's takeaway «I am your father» moments are just as pivotal in the epic sagas of constitutional law as in Star Wars and allow constitutional texts to cohere with new meanings over time.