Sentences with phrase «by myriad»

Pricey but this all - in one number, widely demonstrated, has legion fans, who swear by its myriad uses and ability to make light work of everything from soup - making to ice cream, hoummous to smoothies.

They can be cut to size to use as a border or feature, but be aware that any faults in your sub-floor or wall will be magnified by the myriad lines of the mosaics.

I love my job as the wife and mama in my little family, and while there are certainly times that I feel overwhelmed by my myriad tasks, and times that I just want everyone out of my hair!

According to stories published by a myriad of outlets on Thursday, Walmart will close several Sam's Club locations across the US.

The lease obligations will also be guaranteed by Myriad's specialist division, which provides care to individuals with learning disabilities and mental health needs in more than 70 freehold care facilities in the UK.

Further, the leases will be cross-defaulted and cross-collateralized among all 44 elder care facilities and guaranteed by Myriad Healthcare's parent company.

Through ICOs, cryptocurrencies have provided us with perhaps the greatest revolution in mankind's history yet and given us an ability to drive innovation faster in a wealth of different industries as is evidenced by the myriad of Blockchain projects in the works.

Google's Android version updates, on the other hand, have to be released by a myriad of manufacturers and then by carriers if the device is locked.

It also claims to provide the same security standards as the Bank of England, a prospect many customers are likely to appreciate given the recent issues reported by myriad bitcoin exchanges, including Bitcurex, Poloniex, and most notably, Mt. Gox.

Also around the back is ASUS's PixelMaster 3 camera, based on a 16 - megapixel Sony IMX298 sensor and backed up by myriad hardware features.

The smart home is more popular than ever, evidenced by the myriad «smart hubs» currently available.

In a decision issued on October 7, 2015, the High Court of Australia (High Court) ruled unanimously in D'Arcy v. Myriad Genetics Inc., [2015] HCA 35, that three BRCA1 patent claims held by Myriad Genetics, Inc. under Australian Patent 686,004 were invalid.

We have groups that develop common standards for technology in almost every area — witness the growth of wireless networking and the ability for devices made by myriad manufacturers to work together seamlessly as standards develop.

The client was frustrated with its recovery process: it had no knowledge of or control over the collections systems used by its cross-Canada branch network or the rates employed by the myriad law firms engaged to handle these matters.

A New York court has struck the patents held by Myriad Genetics Inc. for BRCA1 and BRCA2 which have been linked to breast and ovarian cancer in Association for Molecular Pathology, et al. v. United States Patent and Trademark Office, et al..

The court's ruling overturned a lower court decision that voided a patent held by Myriad Genetics on BRCA1 and BRCA2, two human genes used in determining the risk that women face with breast and ovarian cancer.

We all know lawyers are suckers for rankings, as evidenced by the myriad lists that rank U.S. lawyers.

[1] These circumstances are defined by a myriad of cumulative and / or alternative conditions (article 8.2), which however all amount to the presumption that the suspect has renounced his right to be (personally) present at his trial (see Recital 23).

The first and most apparent point is that for now legal AI, and those technologies such as expert systems and bots, are being developed by a myriad of teams all over the world.

This blog is inspired by myriad important family law issues that current South Carolina case law and statute don't adequately answer.

From the grocery store bottled water aisle to the car lot, various shades of green are accompanied by a myriad of dubious claims, meeting the unsuspecting shopper conveniently at eye level.

Now, finally, to «the faith of the polar bear» — a species like any other, influenced by a myriad of environmental factors, including bullets and melting sea ice

The solution, in market economies, is to rely heavily on prices freely determined by the myriad interactions between buyers and sellers.

His canvases capture haunting interiors, mutating self - portraits, archaic and digital landscapes, cryptic fragments of language, and abstractions enlivened by myriad chromatic and stylistic variations.

The main event is joined by a myriad of satellite fairs that could keep you busy for days, including a new location of the SCOPE Art Show, a fair dedicated solely to paper, and VOLTA's focus on solo exhibitions.

A selection of the «Black Paintings,» like The Marriage of Reason and Squalor (1959), is followed here by myriad geometric and chromatic variations of parallel stripes determined by each painting's shaped support, as in Empress of India (1965).

«Terry's recollections of Professor Douglas uncannily resemble comments about Terry himself by myriad black artists, especially men,» Edwards writes.

The renewed interest in advertising's leaden foot by the Pictures Generation stemmed from the idea that our desire and activities were being guided by the myriad images, or pictures, among which we lived.

In Ozbolt's «Brave New World», the visitor is sent on a journey in which they encounter a variety of landscapes populated by myriad characters and rituals, passing from one zone to the next as though on a quest for divine inspiration.

The velvety, seductive glow is caused by the myriad facets of loosely bound mineral powder scattering and diffusing light across the surface of the work.

The installations conceived by the Japanese artists are singularly powerful and captivating; her «rooms» which walls, ceiling and floor are spotted by a myriad of small shapes in visual and chromatic contrast with them, often amplified by mirroring surfaces, evoke a boundless physical and mental space.

Terry's recollections of Professor Douglas uncannily resemble comments about Terry himself by myriad black artists, especially men.

Her recent large - scale gypsum and metal sculptures, small bronzes and drawings are inspired by myriad sources, including Italian and Northern Renaissance painting, Gothic architecture and Hellenistic sculpture.

Penetrating this mysterious environment, one is enveloped in a dimly lit, claustrophobic world, surrounded by a myriad of objects representing some primeval form of matter awaiting classification.

Al - Hadid's recent large - scale gypsum - and - metal sculptures, small bronzes, and drawings were inspired by myriad sources, including Italian and Northern Renaissance painting, Gothic architecture, and Hellenistic sculpture.

When art collectors publish a book on their treasures, they often include a glamour shot of themselves surrounded by myriad works.

Sara Greenberger Rafferty's work is inspired by myriad sources, including popular culture, television, photographs of singular performers, and alternative color theories.

Nathan Carter's wall reliefs, sculptures, collages, and hanging objects are inspired by myriad aspects of contemporary society: modes of transportation, mass communication devices, sports insignias, and architecture for mass gatherings like stadiums and parade grounds.

Inspired by the myriad of similarities between Istanbul and Los Angeles art worlds, Kasap and Kosar have curated a show that brings together contemporary artists from Istanbul, Turkey and Los Angeles.

Created by myriad artists who cross geographical location, schools, and generations, this show seeks to demonstrate the ways in which the organizational framework of the grid transcends any particular group of artists or movements and remains, to this day, a source of inspiration and fascination.

A victim of a mysterious affliction that makes her blood a virulent poison and her touch instantly lethal, Cardia is shunned as a monster.Through a number of events both grand and seemingly insignificant, Cardia is pursued by the Royal Guard, kidnapped by the gentleman thief Arsène Lupin, and joined by a myriad of other handsome figures out of the best of western literature.

All the planets have unique color pallets, varied flora, and are inhabited by a myriad of wildlife, making each one exciting.

I was a relatively late bloomer as regards music, not buying my first album until age 17, but I'm quite sure that my tastes have been informed by a myriad of videogame soundtracks.

When you're on the field, you are completely pulled into the experience by the myriad of subtle sounds and noises that combine to truly make this an NFL experience.

Videos and footage of the closed alpha testing of the new, upcoming Hitman game (easily - titled simply Hitman) have been uploaded to the web by a myriad of players over the past couple of days.

However, with a December release date, one has to question whether or not it will be eclipsed by the myriad of next - gen titles and racers on competing hardware.

While it might be coincidence that the Windows 10 version of Gears of War: Ultimate Edition is beset by a myriad of technical issues, it certainly must have stung Sweeney to see his old game treated so poorly.

This rhythm is broken up by a myriad of natural abilities and spells that allow minions to take actions on the turn they're summoned, appear anywhere on the board, buff each other or your hero, summon additional creatures, gain immunity to certain types of damage, help you draw cards, provoke enemies into attacking them, and much, much more.

It's a shame that going to view them is marred by the myriad of skins below available to purchase using Microsoft Points only.

Since Origin is set during just second year of Batman's career we get to explore the very first meeting between the Dark Knight and Clown Prince of Crime within this version of the universe, a moment that has been trampled by a myriad of comics over the years which examined every aspect of their intriguing relationship.