Sentences with phrase «at an advantage purely»

Some teams may be at an advantage purely based on who their coach is.

Not exact matches

Pablo Alonso - González, who performed the experiments at nanoGUNE, highlights some of the advantages offered by the antenna device: «the excitation of graphene plasmons is purely optical, the device is compact and the phase and wavefronts of the graphene plasmons can be directly controlled by geometrically tailoring the antennas.

Not that we're saying a good bone broth isn't a sublime addition to your dinner, but when it comes to Meatless Monday, we're definitely taking advantage of vegetables, and in these soups, there's so much flavor from purely plant - based ingredients that the broth won't be missed at all.

My one proviso — think it more of an opportunity to perhaps acquire high quality companies (that you would have considered buying pre-Brexit anyway) at a better price, I wouldn't necessarily rush to buy if it's purely to take advantage of a cheaper market & currency.

The only saving grace is that the stuff you can unlock is purely cosmetic so nobody can pay for an advantage at the moment.

levels have lots of verticality and are somehow designed to accommodate everything, from players who want to use Blink to take advantage of that verticality to those who want to stick to the ground to those who refuse the supernatural powers at the start of the game and want to play purely as a normal human with an aptitude for turning other human's into shish - kebabs.