Sentences with phrase «branch by branch»

Branch by branch (neuron by neuron) we create new knowledge... similar to how a young tree sapling turns into a 40 - foot tall tree.

Anne Thompson always says you build an Oscar contender branch by branch and that is exactly how they will build up Foxcatcher.

I remember patiently waiting for that box to be opened, after the tree was assembled (branch by branch)?

We bought some thyme for the garden as a small thank you, but Bebo is slowly but surely destroying it branch by branch every visit to the garden!

Scientists think that this family evolved by gene duplication, branch by branch, from a single ancestor present in primitive vertebrates.

Not exact matches

An attack on Save the Children's Jalalabad office on January 24 that killed six people and an attack on Kabul's military academy on January 29 that killed at least 11 Afghan soldiers were claimed by ISIS» Afghan branch — known as Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant — Khorasan Province (ISIS - K).

For almost two decades he'd worked in the lawn - care industry, first for a company bought out by TruGreen, and later with his own business, Lawn Dawg, which grew to seven branches that maintained 25,000 lawns throughout his home base of New Hampshire.

For example, the bank found a 1 % increase in «comfortable banking» metrics — a.k.a. the percentage of customers who said the teller made them feel appreciated — led to a 1.7 % increase in overall customer satisfaction, which increased branch profitability by 0.4 %.

The smallest U.S. banks, which tend be community lenders with a handful of branches, have also seen deposits decline, according to an analysis by investment bank FIG Partners.

TD's new acquisition had become the largest trust company in Canada largely by selling itself as the anti — big bank, offering its 3.7 million customers revolutionary (for the time) services like 24 - hour telephone banking and extended branch hours.

Opinion: Local branch members got their man when David Honey won the recent Cottesloe by - election.

I got told by the wing commander as I came off leave that I had to get on an airplane later that day to go to Italy to set up a Crisis Action Branch.

The deployment of such technology is the latest move by a Canadian bank to beef up its digital capabilities as customers increasingly conduct their banking on mobile phones and computers, rather than over the phone or in a brick - and - mortar branch.

He points out the Jumbotron frame for outdoor movies, the Nacho Royale taqueria, a bank branch with tellers standing by, an artist in residence.

The decision is part of a broader suit against O'Leary by the chamber's Nova Scotia branch, which alleges that O'Leary reneged on a promise to be keynote speaker at the group's gala event in Halifax on May 18, 2017.

They also follow a recent pledge by the bank to build more branches and expand hiring in underserved neighborhoods and expand its philanthropic work, in response to an expected windfall from the passage of federal corporate tax cuts last year.

Every phone call the Turkstra Lumber Company receives is answered promptly — either by staff at one of its branches or by a customer service agent at

Today the market is shifting once again — and this shift presents the biggest showdown yet between the new digital model epitomized by LendingTree, and the traditional, realtor - and - branch - driven channel to landing a mortgage.

By 30 he was managing the largest branch in Toronto; by 40 he was Scotia's most senior executive in the United States, running its corporate lending business on Wall StreeBy 30 he was managing the largest branch in Toronto; by 40 he was Scotia's most senior executive in the United States, running its corporate lending business on Wall Streeby 40 he was Scotia's most senior executive in the United States, running its corporate lending business on Wall Street.

Armstrong at the time also offered an olive branch to the IRS, saying Coinbase is ready to provide customers with 1099 - B forms, which are used by brokerages and others to help customers report their taxes.

As the executive branch decides how to address the opioid epidemic, communities hit hardest by the prescription drug crisis are beginning to target the pharmaceutical companies responsible for selling the addictive drugs.

By 2020, 50 percent of the workforce will be working remotely,» said Guissett, who came to the U.S. seven years ago when the Belgium travel tech company he was working for wanted to build out their U.S. branch in California.

That element, the president's authorization codes, is supposed to remain in close proximity to the president at all times, carried by one of five military aides, representing each branch of the military.

This initiative will be overseen by the company's newly - formed Microsoft Philanthropies branch.

The company says it can charge less than traditional payday lenders because of its underwriting software and because it saves money by not opening physical branches.

«We don't have a specific list of conditions that would be disqualifying, but certainly uncontrolled medical problems (whether it's hypertension or heart disease or lung disease, or many other conditions), would most likely cause concern and result in disqualification,» Dr. Tarah Castleberry, an assistant professor of aerospace medicine at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, told Reuters Health by email.

Two documents, totaling more than 230 pages and issued by the Marijuana Enforcement Division, a branch of the Colorado Department of Revenue, spell out the rules for medical and recreational marijuana businesses.

Now, by branching out well beyond her legal duties, Johnson's new role will no doubt offer her another taste of that freedom.

Due to the special launch promotion, it currently costs $ 74, but even at its regular price of $ 89, the Pluto Pillow is more affordable than the luxury pillows offered by mattress - first brand Leesa or bedding - first brand Boll & Branch.

Though it began with snack bars, Kind has branched out to granola clusters, breakfast bars and fruit bars, saying that it still uses» a nutritious food as the first and predominant ingredient in every food product» by avoiding artificial flavors and preservatives and campaigning against added sugar.

First, increase your experience level by branching out and trying new strategies within your business which can help your target audience.

A small company can get by with one account but large - scale enterprises would be wise to branch out.

The annual event is run by the WA Branch of the Australian Computer Society (ACS) to recognise the performance and achievements of the State's IT&T industry.

While his standing among troops has likely been burnished by some of his policies — like boosting spending and reducing executive - branch input in battlefield decision - making — he has faced public criticism on some initiatives, like raising the budget and expanding US involvement in Afghanistan.

A real estate executive realizes that by finding a perch to work inside each of her company's branch offices, she can be more effective and build more productive relationships.

Amid the excitement of planning an additional branch, prepare by considering these five questions.

Among the new measures pushed by branch officials, according to the New York Times: a mandate that Air Force Office of Special Investigations personnel «confirm that reportable cases have been entered in the federal database by seeing either a printout or a screenshot from the database.»

«The bone, which shows evidence of being gnawed on by a large carnivore, provided mitochondrial genetic data that showed it belongs to the Neanderthal branch,» says lead researcher Cosimo Posth of the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.

The Deutschmann brothers had expanded the business to nine retail stores in the Boston area, and had branched into the music market by the late 1940s.

By striking a conciliatory tone and offering an olive branch (accompanied by equity), Khosrowshahi managed to persuade Alphabet's leadership to put this ugly mess behind them and look to a brighter future — one that includes potential collaboratioBy striking a conciliatory tone and offering an olive branch (accompanied by equity), Khosrowshahi managed to persuade Alphabet's leadership to put this ugly mess behind them and look to a brighter future — one that includes potential collaboratioby equity), Khosrowshahi managed to persuade Alphabet's leadership to put this ugly mess behind them and look to a brighter future — one that includes potential collaboration.

McLoughlin's comments follow an investigation into the incident by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch, which investigates airplane accidents in the United Kingdom.

Danske Bank said it began investigating its Estonian branch in the autumn of 2017, including a review of customers and transactions, that is expected to be completed by September at the latest.

The bank says it will boost its branch network by nearly 8 percent as it opens in new markets and adds jobs.

Martin Luther, founder of the Lutheran branch of Christianity, is fabled to have set up the first Christmas tree lit by candles.

Branch started tracking customers by computer two years ago.

A few years after the subway ads debuted, Zizmor branched out into television commercials, which he also initially shot by hand.

Like a branch concept being used by Citi in New York, the centrepiece of RBC's so - called retail store is a futuristic financial - planning table designed to impress upon consumers just how far banking has come from the days of long lines and not - so - great service.

Early on in her tenure, she became known for being a bit of an intrapreneur unafraid of taking imitative, as she showed by authorizing the 1993 Waco raid of the Branch Davidian cult compound.

The colors facing the coats identified Soldiers by region or branch.

Think of Kinder Morgan's Trans - Mountain Pipeline from Edmonton to refineries and terminals in B.C. and Washington and branch lines carrying heartland oil to the Gulf Coast operated by Enbridge and ExxonMobil as small leaks in the great oil dam.