Sentences with phrase «by choice of»

Designed in Italy, the black glass can be complemented by your choice of steel or copper trim.

You're sure to be floored by our choice of floor lamps, too.

Each range is complimented by a choice of freestanding acrylic baths, taps, showers, decorative heating and accessories, including a gorgeous range of ornate mirrors.

We want them to be tempted by our choice of words.

It, by definition of terms and conditions, is that of a role determined by the choice of the consumer.

Dictated by his choice of insurance company?

In the Senior Cycle, there is an optional one - year Transition Year programme followed by a choice of three Leaving Certificate programmes.

We give you the lowdown on how your lifestyle will be affected by your choice of a school leaver programme or traditional degree.

Attraction in a resume is to be brought in by the choice of points and data, the way in which you mention your job perspective, the skills that you add as a part of your professional experience, etc..

That's backed up by your choice of 4 GB or 8 GB of RAM and solid - state storage ranging from 64 GB to 256 GB.

This is joined by the choice of 32 or 64 GB of storage, giving plenty of space for apps and content.

Beyond that, the TENAA listing showed either a Snapdragon 630 or Snapdragon 660 SoC, backed up by a choice of either 4 GB of RAM coupled with 64 GB of storage or 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage.

Acer said that it's powered by your choice of a dual - core Intel Celeron or a quad - core Intel Pentium processor, and will be available in either 32 GB or 64 GB of eMMC storage and come with 4 GB or 8 GB of RAM.

The processor is backed by a choice of 3 GB or 4 GB of RAM.

Getting back to a class of product you would more typically expect First Alert to announce at CES, the company is also showing the Onelink Safe & Sound, a series of smart smoke and carbon monoxide detectors with a twist: They're also smart speakers powered by your choice of Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri (via Apple HomeKit).

Just how much motion is required to start a recording is determined by your choice of motion sensitivity settings.

Paul said, the sincerity of his apology perhaps undercut by his choice of apparel: a Logan Paul — branded hoodie / shorts combo and a pink cowboy hat reading «Birthday Princess.»

The option of enhanced protection by choice of two riders covering accidents and critical illness.

But the wave of optimism generated by the choice of Brazil as a venue for these two events (a wave that began to roll out years before the events actually happened), coupled with what at the time appeared to be sound and promising economic / social indicators, boosted foreign direct investment and M&A transactions for at least 5 years beginning in 2010.

If you have legal expenses cover, your legal expense insurer may contact you to arrange for representation by their choice of solicitor, however, you are free to choose your own legal representatives and you should not feel under pressure or obliged to instruct a solicitor chosen by your insurer.

Yet what is and what is not caught by a choice of court agreement (starting with the issue of non-contractual liability between the parties) depends very much on its wording and interpretation.

In «Boilerplate and general» the breadth of what is on offer is typified by a choice of some 42 events on which an agreement will stand or can be terminated including «any change in the identity of all or any of the other's... directors, senior managers or executives».

The fact that you're in CA really doesn't matter when it comes to the lease; damage clauses, though pretty much universal, are by choice of the landlord.

The inherent pessimism behind the paper is indicated all too clearly by the choice of nation used as an example to indicate what might be done.

Regardless of the potential risks assumed by motorcyclists by their choice of vehicle alone, motorcyclists who choose to operate a motorcycle after drinking cause the risk of injury to skyrocket.

The ugly: I found we are hampered by our choice of Wistia as a video player.

One can wonder how damaging this amalgamation may be, in particular if the seller were bound by the choice of hypothecary remedy he is so forced to make.]

We are dismayed by the choice of some study team and panel experts, some who have historically supported wind energy implementation, some who are members of wind energy lobby groups in Canada and have received funding from the provincial and the Canadian Government.

I agree that no - one should be able to bias the results by their choice of prior: there needs to be a sensible convention for how people choose the prior, and everyone should follow it to put all studies on the same footing and to make them comparable.

The set of feasible crop rotations may be restricted by the choice of tillage system.

Re: 516 «What I meant by my choice of words was that the rise was predicted by the consensus (whether you think that prediction is credible is another story), whereas the stalling was not.»

You promote the intemperate ramblings of your blog participants by your choice of topics, your periodic cheerleading interpositions and mostly by your passive acceptance of essentially any stream of consciousness blither your followers send.

Did you know that the exact same real world system can be modeled with the exact same feedback as either linear or nonlinear by choice of flow variables?

These comments suggest that Parker's study is flawed by a choice of sites that lacked the causes for UHI, and thus lacked UHI.

Do you think that is the case, or is the data strong enough that even the median is not particularly influenced by the choice of prior?

In addition to the scaling it seems that the fit would have to have been optimized by the choice of a zero point, above which solar activity is modeled as adding heat to the oceans and below which the oceans are seen as cooling.

Alec Rawls says: October 20, 2012 at 1:46 pm In addition to the scaling it seems that the fit would have to have been optimized by the choice of a zero point, above which solar activity is modeled as adding heat to the oceans and below which the oceans are seen as cooling.

@greg goodman: The ratio of those two frequencies and amplitudes is predetermined by your choice of linking them in ratios of the supposed saw tooth: an infinite series of which you retain just TWO components.

The ratio of those two frequencies and amplitudes is predetermined by your choice of linking them in ratios of the supposed saw tooth: an infinite series of which you retain just TWO components.

6 are determined entirely by a choice of the only free parameter l, which can be expressed in terms of a critical threshold of net radiative flux r c, below which no physical solution exists (Fig. 5).

McCain told us he won't do much for the climate by his choice of her to be his Vice President.

Re # 48 & since this question / topic invited rampant speculation by its choice of a title: My prediction is closer to 10 - 20,000 years.

Michaels is marginal for his k: he agrees with the IPCC (I and many other discover to our surprise) but does his best to disguise it by his choice of words — William]

By the mid-21st century the magnitudes of the projected changes are substantially affected by the choice of emissions scenario.

And is a statement being made each year by the choice of winner - women are in, photography is it, painting is back, shocks are in, shocks are out?

Working with perishable organic materials (pollen, milk, wood, and rice) as well as durable ones that include granite, marble, and brass, he grounds his work by his choice of forms — squares, ziggurats, and ships, among others.

Following a renewed interest in skill - based use of expressive forms was heralded by the choice of Richard Wright as the 2009 Turner Prize winner.

In tackling these themes, a new visual language began to emerge, represented in this exhibition by the choice of participating artists.

There is a tenderness and softness emphasized by the choice of colors, yet dramatic tension activates the pieces.

Her portraits of human - animal hybrids have a stiffness reminiscent of early New England portraiture, and her muted palette is accentuated by the choice of gouache and acrylic in preference to oil.