Sentences with phrase «called rock paper»

Not exact matches

Call it the paper - rock - scissor game.

In the Science paper, the researchers derived a quantity related to the fault's slow onset, called the slip weakening distance, and found it to be several orders of magnitude higher that laboratory experiments on rock samples would predict.

By mixing kitchen spices with playground sand, then burying a treat in some spices but not others, Eichenbaum created a mouse IQ test he calls Rock, Paper, Scissors (but that could more logically be called Pepper, Paprika, Ginger).

Indeed, in another paper in the same issue of Science, Goran Ekstrom of Harvard University reported a marked increase in so - called glacial earthquakes (seismic events recorded throughout the world when Greenland's glaciers slip past rock) since 2002.

Ofqual is calling on schools to submit evidence on the risks and benefits of involving teachers in writing exam papers, following a cheating scandal that rocked several of England's most famous private schools over the summer.

I'd never heard Rock, Paper, Scissors called this either, and was quite surprised to see this slide at a presentation by Hugh, wherein I figured he spelled «Rochambeau» oddly.

As a result, I eventually observed and then came up with what I call the rock, paper, scissors model for book retail.

Kieron Gillen at Rock Paper Shotgun calls PS: T «as close as we've come to the videogame equivalent of a Tolstoy or Dostoevsy... and worthy of real literary consideration.»

As flattered as we are to have a Rock, Paper, Shotgun writer call us the «best Tower Defense game» they've played, and as seriously as we take Tower Defense, we're a bit reluctant to hastily crown ourselves as genre kings.

Then in August last year, Rock Paper Shotgun let me know that Pacotti was linked to a game from new indie developer New Life Interactive called Cell: Emergence.

A federal judge in Orlando, frustrated by lawyers» inability to resolve discovery matters, has ordered them to engage in what he called «a new form of alternative dispute resolution,» a game of rock, paper, scissors.