Sentences with phrase «as a compass»

Companies such as Compass can attribute their incredible growth to the fact that they're controlling the consumer experience from top to bottom.

Your emotions can also act as a compass in mediation, directing you to address specific issues you have strong feelings on with your spouse.

Our values serve as a compass for our actions and describe how we behave in the world.

That's probably just as well as the Compass chassis is geared more for comfort than driving thrills.

For example, I have them use their own quiz results as a compass for future goal - setting activities.

The mission statement provides the criteria for evaluating decisions and can serve as a compass in difficult times.

You appear as a compass point to all players and your health and shields are visible to all.

While most SaaS companies focus on growth rate as their compass metric, the Quick Ratio can tell a much more powerful story.

While most SaaS companies focus on growth rate as their compass metric, the Quick Ratio can actually tell a much more powerful story.

Of course, this depends upon how you measure efficiency, as the Compass report so clearly demonstrated.

Such bacteria use chains of the crystals as a compass as they swim in search of nutrients.

The facilitator or the instructor can use the outline as the compass as well as ensure that the course progresses at the right pace.

I took a GPS, but it didn't have maps in it — it was only useful as a compass and an arrow that pointed to the next destination.

This means less time at the fuel station as the Compass drives off with 23 mpg in the city and 30 mpg on the highway.

I've used his articles, books, and resources page as compass for educating myself on my journey toward becoming a trader.

Having a large open - world isn't necessarily a bad thing as it helps to make the game a little more challenging, as your compass doesn't guide your character everywhere.

The phone has additional sensors, such as a compass, built into it to determine which way the cell phone's camera is pointing when it takes a photograph.

Well, I hope those reactions were interesting or useful but I am sure they did not act as a compass!

The mountains were her guide, good as a compass, and as long as she stayed within their circle she could tell which direction she was facing.

I have an established set of personal core values that I use as my compass in business and life.»

The first three points show that the choice of Jesus of Nazareth as compass makes sense and has certain arguments on its side.

It remained unknown, however, whether a swarm can be also controlled by external field in a way similar to permanent magnets (such as compass needle).

You can easily go wrong in doing it, honestly, + there are no fixed rules, it's more of a science with your gut working as the compass.

Nevertheless, if one were to accept public opinion polls as the compass of our society, would it not make sense to survey the French people also on all the demands made by LGBT activists in the name of equality and antidiscrimination?

I'm no expert (I use my body and how it reacts to certain foods as a compass), but here's what I rustled up about some key differences when compared to modern wheat.

Crucially the two groups now find organisational form in the Lib Dems as the Social Liberal Forum, and with one foot in the Labour party as Compass.

«Our in - house team of designers and technology developers use brand strategy as their compass to create user experiences that cut through the noise of today's cluttered world,» Gardner told me.

Producing 90,700 kilograms of salmon a year, Heggelund is preparing to rapidly expand production on his 20 - hectare farm, and is already working closely with large purchasers such as Compass Group and Whole Foods as well as Mashiko, a Seattle - based sustainable sushi restaurant.

Beneath the skin, the more macho - looking is basically the same vehicle as the Compass, built at the same factory in Belividere, Illinois.

«You can use the end game as your compass.

Kennedy wasn't the first to twig to the shortcomings of GDP as a compass.

If you're going to publish an educated and supported view point, don't use blasphemy as your compass.

If the canonicity of the Scriptures depends on Jesus» role as compass for us, on the fact that they contain the writings which gave us this compass, then it would follow that only those portions of the Bible that contain, support, cohere to or elaborate on this compass can in fact be granted the authoritative status of canon.

The additional point can be made that to the extent these people do in fact treat the whole Bible as equally sacred, they are using the whole of Scripture as their compass instead of Jesus of Nazareth.

However, it is unlikely that we could bridge the cultural gap and choose as compass someone who was an ascetic and a vegetarian and who promoted celibacy even in marriage for the sake of spiritual growth.

«God» is a generic name for wherever our Heart and Mind is fixated upon as our compass.

And, I am sorry to be a bit critical, but I see the «Religion as a Compass» analogy as having lots of problems.

Picking a winner becomes excrutiatingly difficult when using only form as your compass, as neither boast a strong set of credentials in this particular department.

It works much as a compass needle aligns with Earth's magnetic field.

A hugely diverse range of creatures — including bees, anchovies, birds, reptiles and amphibians — use the patterns as a compass to work out which way is north, south, east and west.

Upon exiting the heliopause, the local measurements of the magnetic field by Voyager 1, shown here as a compass needle, differed by 40 degrees from the «true magnetic north» estimated to be the direction of the magnetic field in the pristine interstellar medium.

The space artefacts are as important historically as the compass Christopher Columbus used in his first journey to the New World, he says.

For example, if Tongueduino is attached to a sensor that detects Earth's magnetic field, users can learn to use their tongue as a compass.

Growing up in rainy Hilo, Hawaii, Doudna used curiosity as her compass.