-
Imparted righteousness, in
Methodist theology, is that
gracious gift of God
given at the
moment of the new
birth which enables a
Christian disciple to...
- A
mallet is a tool used for
imparting force on
another object,
often made of
rubber or
sometimes wood, that is
smaller than a maul or beetle, and usually...
-
pontifical blessing,
which bishops can
impart at any time by
their own authority. A
particularly solemn form of
imparting the
apostolic blessing is as an Urbi...
- desserts. The
generous use of
condiments such as patis, bagoong, and toyo
impart a
distinctive Philippine flavor.: 73
Unlike other East or
Southeast Asian...
-
prayer of faith; and
laying on of
hands for ordination,
symbolizing the
imparting of
responsibility and of God's
power to
fulfill that responsibility. Kraybill...
-
contact with the
projectile (for
small arms usage,
called a bullet),
imparting spin
around an axis
corresponding to the
orientation of the weapon. There...
- institutes. Historically, in some
countries institutes were
educational units imparting vocational training and
often incorporating libraries, also
known as mechanics'...
- for instance,
outlines three essential features of education,
including imparting knowledge and
understanding to the student,
ensuring the
process is beneficial...
- Don Budge, had a
powerful one-handed
stroke in the 1930s and 1940s that
imparted topspin onto the ball. Ken Rosewall,
another player noted for his one-handed...
-
dough using wild
lactobacillaceae and yeast.
Lactic acid from
fermentation imparts a sour
taste and
improves keeping qualities. In the
Encyclopedia of Food...
