"I coach, and write for those seeking guidance on soul purpose, self-acceptance & meaning".
At the third phase, we reach a point of acceptance and meaning-making, in which there is an assimilation of the loss into our overall cognitive framework.
"It's perfect for what we want to communicate about leadership and acceptance," she said, meaning the card, presumably, not the Yankees' payroll leadership and the players' acceptance of Steinbrenner's money.
In essence, the results of this study show the reviewers' acceptance of utilitarianism, meaning that the principle of fairness in distributing educational resources is to achieve the overarching aim of maximizing economic benefit to the society (Howe, 1994).
Beyond those doors await peace of mind, acceptance, joy, authentic meaning.
To Townes, science was the pursuit of understanding about the order of the universe, religion the pursuit of understanding and acceptance of the meaning of the universe.
So much of being on the ground in Rwanda is working with others to understand the power of acceptance and the meaning of a prosperous future.
Had we kept the acceptance rate constant (meaning increased costs for t T larger than the force minimum), the autocorrelation times would have decreased further, although not very much.
With Mr. Portman's announcement about his new support for same-sex marriage, "inclusion and acceptance" took on new meaning here.
In July 2011 Wang Guangya, the head of the central government's Hong Kong and Macau Affairs office, said the next chief executive, should meet three conditions: love of country (read: acceptance of Communist Party rule, meaning the candidate from the Democratic Party didn't have a chance); competence; and that "the one elected should be widely accepted".
Further analyses revealed that the meaning of acceptance differs among different instruments and among different versions of the same instrument.
