Sentences with phrase «carefully track the time»

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Carefully estimate timing when preparing a presentation, practice speaking in that time limit, and keep track of time during the presentation.

Continuous progressive overload that is carefully tracked will yield tremendous gains over time.

On the audio end of the spectrum, the Japanese DD 5.1 track * is loud, but the picture is less about pyrotechnics than carefully timed deadpan reaction shots.

We've been carefully tracking the movements of both director Doug Liman and star Channing Tatum's comic book dream project Gambit for some time, and it looks like the two are now a match made in Marvel heaven.

In this two - part episode, the artists show how the carefully engineered track builds and maintains tension for the entire running time of the movie, with music playing almost continuously from the opening shot of soldiers walking down the street to the moment Finn falls asleep on the train.

Many schools carefully track at home reading logs — counting minutes and pages read, checking for daily parent signatures, reviewing and check - marking summaries of what was read, counting book completion rates, etc., while devoting little to no time for kids to actually read quietly in the classroom (or the library, hallways, etc.).

Having said that, I think sometimes technology is overused and we don't think carefully enough about the evidence we need to give the grade, put something on the transcript, and track that information over time.

So too, their time must be carefully tracked on all projects and during travel and offsite periods.

Partnership manager Amanda Crisford says this means pupils can be tracked and mentored carefully through that that tricky transition from primary school - the key time when pupils can drift and lose their way academically.

In that case, time to onset of disease should be carefully tracked and a quarantine period selected of the shortest length that permits the majority of cases to be caught.

Make sure you're tracking those carefully so you can take full advantage at tax time.

The London congestion pricing example is often cited, but even more effective is the Singapore system because it is smarter: variable pricing for different times of day and levels of demand, monitored carefully, based on a mandatory tracking device in every vehicle.

Staff carefully tracks and records lobbying time and expenses to ensure that we stay below the federal thresholds for tax - exempt status.

You should be paid for every fraction of an hour you put in on a case and yet if you don't track your time carefully it's easy to forget to record hours.