Sentences with phrase «[plant derived»

Chen couldn't reveal any further details of the agreements either, and it's unclear how much of that $ 137 - million is due to the licensing agreements, and how much was derived from BlackBerry's core software business.

So entrenched is this marketing gimmick that Trade Minister François - Philippe Champagne now talks about Canada as a gateway to more than 1 billion people, a figure he derives from adding the populations of North America and the European Union, another big, rich economy with which Canada enjoys preferential access as of earlier this month.

Our specially designed, proprietary Mathnasium Method ™, derived from more than 35 years of research and development, helps math make sense to kids.

These activities include the sale of online advertising space, the supply of platforms connecting users and suppliers of services and goods (probably meaning companies such as Airbnb and Amazon), and the sale of data derived from user - provided information.

Rather than answer these questions directly, think of article angles that you can derive from them.

While the technology has been around for some time now, according to Howard, «the insights brands can derive from listening have more recently been recognized as a driver of strategic decisions.»

Those same media players are also desperate for the web traffic that can come from placing their content in front of Facebook's 2 billion users — though, there have also been some debate over just how much that Facebook - derived traffic is worth to publishers.

Some are blissfully unaware of the negative impact that they have on those around them, and others seem to derive satisfaction from creating chaos and pushing other people's buttons.

Actually, the topic of this article derived from a conversation my girlfriend and I were having, when the topic of discussion all of a sudden coincidentally ended up in her Instagram newsfeed minutes later.

Ceramides in skin care, on the other hand, are either synthetic or derived from plants.

These cases aren't of the wild poliovirus variety, however, but rather derived from the oral vaccine used against the pathogen.

These amounts are derived by translating current year results at prior year average exchange rates.

More recently, big data has also allowed corporate giants to use their market footprint to derive insights about consumers and markets.

The data is increasingly inclusive; moreover, since it derives from investors rather than fund promoters, it is less likely to be tainted.

Showcasing highly inclusive leaders and the benefits derived for the organization leads the way.

So Coughlin went on a hunt for data scientists: experts who can derive insights from large, complex data sets.

The main political parties are heavily invested in narratives that derive their tension from economic pain.

A second product, derived from Jamaican black castor oil, followed, and production has outgrown the basement facility overseen by co-founder Sam Roberts.

The Hood Incubator derives from a bold idea: build political and economic power for people of color in the legal marijuana industry through community organizing, policy advocacy, and economic development.

It could also be argued that stocks possess intrinsic value thanks to the cash flows to be derived from a business endeavour.

About half of Splunk's data analytics software sales derive from its security business, which has seen a growth spurt in recent years.

It's how they're going to derive business value.

Much of the shift lower in our yield forecasts derives from the view that the ECB [European Central Bank] will continue to buy bonds in its QE [Quantitative Easing] program.

What the chart above shows is simply the percentage of 2017 revenue that derived from products launched in the previous five years.

The system derives its name from «holarchy,» a term coined by the writer Arthur Koestler in his 1967 philosophical psychology book, «The Ghost in the Machine.»

These conclusions are derived from analysis of the price chart.

A closer look at Market Basket's operations under Arthur T. Demoulas suggests that its industry - beating 7.2 percent operating margins in 2012, cited by the Boston Business Journal, derive from six secrets: long - term employee relationships, low overhead, bulk purchasing, low prices, no debt and treating employees and customers like family.

To the best of my knowledge, Autodata Corporation's light weight vehicle sales data, which are derived directly from the very corporations who sell cars and trucks in the U.S., never get revised.

Today, two - thirds of the company's revenue is derived from Canada.

When your sense of pleasure and satisfaction are derived from the opinions of other people, you are no longer the master of your own happiness.

So, while managers of sales teams give lip service to learning experiences derived from failure, that speech isn't going to help the low - earning salesperson who's on probation (or worse, fired) or even the whole team.

By 2030, California aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to 40 % below 1990 levels, a plan that includes deriving at least 50 % of its electricity needs from renewable energy.

In a world where the U.S. is implementing policies derived from a grand strategy of restraint, military force is a potentially high - cost tool.

The increased computational power that is making all this possible derives not only from Moore's law but also from the realization in the late 2000s that graphics processing units (GPUs) made by Nvidia — the powerful chips that were first designed to give gamers rich, 3D visual experiences — were 20 to 50 times more efficient than traditional central processing units (CPUs) for deep - learning computations.

Also, LevelUp derives income by taking 40 cents of every reward dollar earned by customers.

Sometimes corporate persona can derive from a leader.

Other studies suggest improved memory retention in fasting individuals through a brain chemical called brain - derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF).

GBTC bills itself as the first publicly traded security «solely invested in and deriving value from the price of bitcoin,» according to trust creator Grayscale.

So entrepreneurs should not only create internally branded content but also distribute material crafted by others that supports their company's business - development efforts, knowing the solid outcomes from material derived from authoritative third - party sources.

Every Friday afternoon, Phunware's controller emails an overview of the company's financials to the management team, including data on key metrics such as cash on hand, obligations, and the quick ratio, which the company derives from dividing cash plus receivables by current liabilities.

In fact, the huge influence he had on my business, and on my life in general, derived from a screensaver photo of him on my cellphone, which I consulted in times of need.

Clues to its meaning can be derived from the words around it.

Once fiat currencies, which derive their value based on laws rather than metallurgical content, became common, governments could simply print bank notes in large quantities.

The forecasts derive from purely non-athletic data: population size, income per capita, climate, political structure.

The LEGO Batman Movie wasn't all that innovative in terms of superhero cinema, but it was set in a digitally derived LEGO universe.

The bottled version now features soy protein — as opposed to brown rice protein — and derives its fat energy from farm - free algae sources for maximum environmental sustainability.

(This is the case for foods derived from plants including grains, but not necessarily for meat or fish.)

In an exclusive interview, Riad Kamal chairman of Arabtec Construction tells CNBC that the company's revenues derived mostly from Gulf projects in 2011 and while Arabtec Construction is looking to grow by at least 15 percent per year, for now, that expansion is going to focus more on the region rather than beyond.

As for the name, «Verismo» is a word derived from a form of Italian opera.

Our brains are actually hardwired to derive pleasure from unexpected surprises.