Sentence examples for general denomination from inspiring English sources

Along the line of this general denomination, the word 'factor' is a term that may enclose concrete entities, such as identifiable chemical components, environmental or biological sources of variation, or abstract contributions, the directions of which may help to find groups of samples, variable relationships, or behavior trends in a particular data set.

The problem is that bond traders are used to trading in blocks of $1 million and up and find it unprofitable to match up buyers and sellers for orders of only five or ten $1,000 bonds (the general denomination of a corporate issue).

But Prof Chrystal says that in general the smallest denomination coin is the most likely to disappear as habits change, but not for a while yet.

In general, most religious denominations look upon marriage not just as a covenant between two people, but also between the couple and God, as in "What God has joined together, let no man put asunder".

The $100 bill, a favorite of forgers, is not only the highest-value denomination in general circulation, but also the most widely distributed and most counterfeited outside the United States.

Our data indicate that many countries in which the majority of citizens are committed to religions other than Christianity scored low on public acceptance of evolution, which suggests that religiosity in general, and not the denomination, is related to acceptance.

However, compared to control UCS, domain-specific telecommunication rehabilitation improved general cognitive performance and denomination, while stabilizing delayed memory and working memory.

In general, European and Catholic denominations will address meal-time prayers to God or "The Lord," while Evangelical Christians and other denominations that emphasize a personal relationship with Christ will address prayers to Jesus.

Whatever happens to mainline Protestant denominations in general, or individual congregations in particular, God's determination to reign over a just and peaceful world is inexorable.

At the denomination's annual general assembly, which concluded Saturday in Columbus, Ohio, the delegates agreed to avoid confrontation, at least for the moment.

"It's that balance between conviction and compassion and we are really trying to walk a line," said the Rev. James Bradford, general secretary of the Pentecostal denomination.