Sentences with phrase «only feedbacks like»

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The old saying that there's no such thing as failure, only feedback may sound like a cliché.

According to a 2014 Harvard Business Review study, 57 % of employees like to receive negative feedback, while only 43 % like hearing positive feedback only.

Not only do most recognition approaches treat feedback like a formal event, administered by managers from on high, they also fail to acknowledge how that hard work often involves helping someone else.

From all the feedback so far it sounds like I'll regret it if I only make 1/2 of the recipe.

Of course, I don't think number of likes is the only definition of work, though it was a pleasure to have that kind of feedback.

The design also creates a feedback mechanism where milk is only released when they apply pressure to the base of the teat, like they would when breastfeeding.

So the Web team was often caught between designers dealing in the detail of what could be done with Flash, and scientists who could only say «Well, it doesn't really happen like that...» The solution was regular brainstorming, many rewrites, plenty of feedback, a few horrendous deadlines, and spreadsheets full of the text that carried the weight of the factual content.

Only a handful of labs in the United States have the opportunity to research sensory feedback through direct electrical brain stimulation in humans like we can.

We bloggers can only do our own thing and hope someone likes it, so it's great to have such positive feedback x Anna

I heard a lot of feedback from my first Bali Trip blog, looks like you guys have fell in love with Bali now, yes Bali has way more cool and fun things to do, I have only just start it, and I will definitely go back again.

Look for reviews and feedbacks from their users, and only pick the one that is the safest, because there are many out there that would like to take advantage of your sexual preferences.

Many teachers tell me they feel like silos in their schools, as they're visited only a couple of times per year by their administrator or when they do receive feedback, it can be inconsistent or given through email without any direct, hands - on support.

Without alignment, consistency, and transparency across all of these stakeholders on what should be observed, what quality teaching looks like, and how feedback reaches not only the teacher but the network - support leaders, we are missing out on an opportunity to increase the impact on our students.

Millennials, as a general rule, like encouragement and constructive feedback, but it's only truly effective if you offer it immediately.

I realize we are not perfect, and feedback like you have provided is one of the only ways we can improve.

To be precise it is responsive to tap but with a big delay: i tap onto «Aa» to adjust text no feedback (like «Aa» in negative) I wait at least 5 ″, if I tap more (thinking I wrongly tapped) it does nothing then suddenly execute all the taps in sequence, making a mess (the «Aa» is only an example: I can tap next page, nothing happens, tap twice... suddenly it turns 3 pages)

That requires feedback mechanisms, but many of the feedback mechanisms use limited metrics (like only dollars, SEO, social network statistics, genre categorizing and the like) which can be and have been and are shamelessly gamed.

Starting your book as articles, and publishing them through outlets like www.ezinearticles.com, not only gives you a head start on your book, but it permits you to gain valuable feedback from readers.

The 15.1 MB update brings with it a few added enhancements like landscape mode (Nexus 7 only), and single digit expandable notifications (complete with haptic feedback).

I went on some Chinese online story sites (they're like Fictionpress, Fanfiction.net), and on their discussion boards, you can ask for feedback, but they only give you OVERALL feedback.

However, though it's easy to do, one should always ensure that they take care to only ever purchase a term paper online from a reputable site with a lot of available feedback, just like eWritingService.com!

The only danger is hearing a bunch of other authors «support» you when you're making big mistakes (like when you ask for feedback on an ugly cover and everybody says they love it).

I did nt know how to express this, i feel news would need more personnality and involvement, they often just re-write what other sites do, for example nintendolife does nt only make news like «x game will be released or ported on wii u» but also provides analysis, feedbacks, etc..

- developers had the privilege to get feedback from players - the team thought carefully about the elements that make Dragon Quest what it is - features 54 jobs, but in the original, players only played with 4 of them - in the original release, players didn't like to experiment, so that's something they tried to change in the remake - in the remake, players are actually encouraged to try out as many jobs as possible - added a system to make sure players do not forget what they were doing when they resume their playthrough - original took over 100 hours to complete, but the remake tries to streamline the whole experience - all the tedious / repetitive elements that filled up the game have been removed - for example, they added the Fragment Detector, allowing players to easily look for missing fragments - remake takes about 70 - 80 hours to beat - the costume for the Shepard is a ram - the skills and abilities you can use as a Sheperd are those of the sheperd, not the sheep - there's a monster called a Woebergine (previously known as Eggplaton), based on the aubergine

This exact process of game devs responding to fan feedback plays out with every aspect of games, from combat to inventory, but it's only seen as infringing on «artistic integrity» in cases like this.

All in all it's a very fun game, and like most closed alpha and early access games this is only going to get better with feedback from the community.

It's meaningful ONLY on the basis of an unproven theory regarding feedbacks and amplifications, a theory which is very far from being settled science, a theory that's been questioned not only by critical thinkers like myself, but highly qualified physiciONLY on the basis of an unproven theory regarding feedbacks and amplifications, a theory which is very far from being settled science, a theory that's been questioned not only by critical thinkers like myself, but highly qualified physicionly by critical thinkers like myself, but highly qualified physicists.

Other feedbacks include forests, and most importantly, water vapour, which as the temperature of the atmosphere rises increases in the atmosphere (think tropical rain forest), and water vapour is a potent greenhouse gas (but it is not the «controller» of our climate because it does not accumulate in the atmosphere, only gases like CO2, methane and nitrous oxide do this) See Skeptical Science https://skepticalscience.com/co2-lags-temperature.htm

[Response: No, unfortunately for all of us, the 50 - 50 chance only includes uncertainties in «fast» feedbacks like clouds and sea ice.

Steve is an admitted lukewarmer (as Jan says a better description is required) and adamant anti-AGW catastrophist who believes the Miscolczian - like - ve feedback of blooms in their various configurations not only mitigate CO2 effect but have causal correlation with ENSO.

These coupling mechanisms are in my view wrongly being called feedbacks in their own right, (and not only by defeatist hysterics like McPherson) when in fact they function interactively as direct drivers of the majors listed above.

We also show the only circumstances under which feedback CAN be measured in satellite data... and what that feedback looks like.»

(a) only CO2 + water vapour feedback effects can account for the majority of this rise (and that it can be separated from noise and natural processes like ENSO, PDO, cloud cover etc);

Probably, contrary to what you do, Koonin takes into account the existence of feedback mechanisms, like water, clouds, etc... It is time to end this crazy thinking of a one - parameter - is - sufficient, CO2 concentration, as the only that matters.

Most climate pessimists don't know that CO2 is a poor GHG and doubling it will only cause 1 degree of warming and feedbacks make it more like 1/2 degree.

Or is the Earth's climate an exception to most other physical processes, is it in fact dominated by positive feedback effects that, like the sudden acceleration in grandma's car, apparently rockets the car forward into the house with only the lightest tap of the accelerator?

Just like at AGU in 2016, it was rewarding to get feedback from several people that they not only know SkS but keep sending folks our way!

So the UN, when it started working on a new set of goals to be in place from 2016, not only solicited opinions from 193 member states, it also ran public campaigns and got survey feedback on what the future aspirations should look like.

All your default functionality, like Bluetooth support (only 2.1), DLNA, Haptic feedback, accelerometer, and digital compass, are present.

Like most Android phones, the Galaxy Note 8 offers optional haptic feedback for typists, while the iPhone X vibrates only when you use its 3D Touch feature, which doesn't work with the keyboard.

The only things that vex me about the skin is its aggressive haptic feedback, which can be removed from your Android keyboard of choice, but remains for things like home button and app presses, and the motion activated feature that turns on the flashlight when you «chop» the phone.

But the Galaxy J7 Prime is a well - built phone, with the only downside being the rather cheap tactile feedback of the volume and power buttons (the volume buttons are also placed a bit too high for my liking).

Gogi I think u r liking only positive feedback specially when product is from Wicked leak... you have not mention about their back ugly logo... Is it available in this model too...

Not only will a practice interview allow you to make sure your video equipment is working, but your friend can also «give you feedback on what you look like on camera,» says Costa.

They're presumably not training you on the parts of your job that only you as the manager can do — like assessing performance, giving feedback, and so forth.

Turner cited the fact that social networks «seduce» users with positive feedback loops (such as liking and sharing), and these kinds interactions not only lure them into spending lots of time doing things on social networks that have little business value but also cause them to neglect important professional and personal relationships.

But if you respond only to positive feedback, won't it look like you aren't really open to feedback — only feedback that pats you on the back?