Word: factoring
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Stating that the "very search for truth itself involves an act of faith," Rev. Horton said that there is no reason to fear that "unrestricted thought will eliminate in the Divinity School the factor of commitment to Christ and the Church...
...team's record alone will not determine whether major H's will be awarded to soccer players in the future. But it will make a difference, and may even be the decisive factor because of influence on the other considerations involved, i.e., attendance at practice, observation of training rules, and spectator interest...
...three main causes: 1) development of land and water resources in backward countries and the provision of new incentives for peasants, such as land reform; 2) widespread adoption of price supports; 3) "the scientific revolution in agriculture." This technical revolution led by the U.S. is the most important factor in the increase. FAO notes that world use of commercial fertilizer has almost doubled since 1939 and that the number of farm tractors has been tripled...
...which asked U.S. citizens whether they obeyed the Biblical law of love toward a member of another religion (yes, 90%); of another race (yes, 80%); of a "political party that you think is dangerous" (no, 57%). "While the Jewish-Christian law of love is formally acknowledged, the truly operative factor is the value system embodied in the American Way of Life. Where the American Way of Life approves of love of one's fellow man, most Americans confidently assert that they practice such love; where the American Way of Life disapproves, the great mass of Americans do not hesitate...
...although he notes in a well-bred British way: "The more passionate side of married life subsided with him earlier than it does with many men." Neither does the analyst get much help from the periods of Freud's greatest creativity. These are marked by a banal anal factor. His productivity, the great man once wrote probably had much to do with the "enormous improvement" in the activity of his Konrad...