Sentence examples for foster suggests from inspiring English sources
For an unevenly spaced data, Foster suggests using three trial functions: varphi_{1} (t) = 1 varphi_{2} (t) = cos left( {frac{t - tau }{sigma }} right) varphi_{3} (t) = sin left( {frac{t - tau }{sigma }} right).
It is possible (in principle) for specious presents to be separated by very little indeed: 'it may be that the whole series of experiences is literally continuous (or at least dense)', or so Foster suggests (1991: 248).
As for shoes and sneakers, Foster suggests separating pairs and putting each shoe in its own clear plastic bag, after first packing the shoe cavity with, say, socks and belts.
To do so, Foster suggests one-on-one meetings over a group setting.
To do so, Foster suggests one-on-one meetings over a group setting.
Foster suggests that this strategic advice from a political neophyte offended Stewart; whether this is true or not, Stewart did call a quick election, for July 1921.
Foster suggested that his occult concerns, as well as reflecting the wide interest in spiritualism in all its forms around 1900, could also be placed in a 19th-century Irish Protestant tradition.
Gucci now becomes the first luxury brand to break away from the star system it helped to foster, suggesting the rest of the $60 billion luxury industry may be on the verge of a critical reappraisal.
On the one hand, the increasing mainstreaming of a xenophobic anti-immigrant narrative will feed the very "clash of civilisations" narrative that groups such as al-Qaida and Isis seek to foster – suggesting that there is a conflict between Islam and the west which they are at the heart of.
Findings based on this sample of 649 foster parents suggest foster families' intentions to continue fostering are positively impacted by their own intrinsic rewards and motivations, satisfaction with fostering, locus of control, and level of emotional and practical supports.
So rather than imply a long-term, nurturing relationship, the terms "foster care," "foster child," and "foster parent" suggested a broken biological family, an irreparably damaged child, and a contractually obligated guardian.
