Sentences with phrase «central piece of it»

A few are resting against a gallery wall of art, while others feature just one central piece of artwork.

The central piece of the job search puzzle is your resume.

Amazon's Cloud Cam is a central piece of its Key service, but it's also just a straightforward home security camera, one that can respond to voice commands and integrates with other Alexa devices.

A pilot project is now underway to develop a tool for lawyers to self assess their Management System for Ethical Legal Practice (MSELP), a central piece of the Society's Transforming Regulation initiative.

The fumble on a transportation bill illustrates how Boehner courts chaos with this hands - off approach, and it raises questions about the fate of the central piece of legislation for 2012.

The first link in my article takes readers to a prior one where I show how the very same Sheldon Rampton appeared before a US House hearing and regurgitated an accusation phrase against skeptic scientists that was made famous by anti-skeptic book author Ross Gelbspan and the enviro - advocacy group Ozone Action in 1996 - 7 — these people have every appearance of being the epicenter of the accusation that skeptic scientists operate under a coal / oil industry directive to fabricate false assessments in exchange for mega-millions...... an accusation that has no evidence to support it that I can find, and its central piece of evidence is a 1991 coal industry memo that no one is allowed to see in its complete context.

And when trees are included on a green roof, they are typically a central piece of the design.

Since less water is coming down from the Arctic, less water must be going up there in that central piece of the Gulf Stream (as the overall flow is nearly balanced), and so the heat - pump that warms Europe is presumably being affected.

And he underscored that he sees «bike share as a central piece of technology and mobility in cities.»

The central piece of the exhibition, for me, was the work THE FRAGILE, 2007, a large piece of 36, 10 x 8 inches, archival dyes on fabric.

A central piece of collage is buried under paintings of bright abstract flowers peppered with Twombly's signature blood red.

The replica will be extracted and the shells of the mussels will remain, resulting in the central piece of the show, Infestation Piece (Musseled Moore).

The new monumental installation «One Mind In A Million Heads» (O.M.I.A.M.H.) by Konrad Smoleński made in collaboration with choreographer Noa Shadur is the central piece of the presentation.

The central piece of the exhibition, Take Me Here by the Dishwasher: Memorial for Marriage (2011/2014), takes inspiration from a scene in Morðsaga in which the main character of the film, played by Kjartansson's mother, fantasizes about a plumber, played by Kjartansson's father, in a sex scene on the kitchen floor.

Trinket is not only the central piece of the exhibit, but the symbolic heart of the argument Pope.L seeks to produce.

I met Clarissa around 2010 in Houston, Texas, when the car (the central piece of the artwork) was still in Brazil — in her parent's garage to be more precise — and the thought of one day bringing the car to the United States was a dream wrapped in a logistical headache.

The central piece of Ward's show is an installation of a tactical platform police tower, titled, «T.P. Reign Bow.»

Get it right IGN, you kind of invalidated the entire talk by erroneously reporting the most critical and central piece of data.

(What this has meant in my household is that my cat's combination cat scratching post / kitty condo is a central piece of my living room furniture!

«In Canada, political parties are making the middle class a central piece of their agendas,» notes the presentation.

Though all claim dividends as the central piece of their investment mandate, there are significant differences between the strategies that investors should understand.

Microsoft has positioned the Surface 3 as a tablet that can replace your laptop and portability is a central piece of that argument.

It became a central piece of our marketing strategy.

What it means: The Christie administration is pushing hard to sell the new measures as a central piece of the new evaluation system, with public events across the state to explain how the process will work.

Even supervisor's classroom observations, the central piece of any evaluation system, are more about improvement than judgment, Marrocco said.

The report also did not delve into a central piece of the new process: the use of student achievement scores as a significant part of the evaluation.

The adoption of the new standards and the testing has been a central piece of Cerf's list of accomplishments.

A central piece of Maryland's application is a new state law and regulations that require new teacher and principal evaluations, half of which will be based on growth in student achievement, said William Reinhard, the spokesman for the Maryland education department.

The central piece of legislation signed by Doyle is one «allowing teachers to be evaluated — but not disciplined or dismissed — based on student performance.»

Granted, the effects work is nicely done, and the central piece of eye candy — the magnificent contraption that is the house — is truly stunning; it is such a wonder to behold that Kathy's ecstatic reaction to the bathroom is understandable.

And the central piece of it is this strange little sound that you've picked up on.

Mann was honored to see her work used as the central piece of a film like this, and besides the critics» praise, her work gained recognition in the form of an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song («Save Me»), one of three Academy nominations the film received (Best Original Screenplay for Anderson, Best Supporting Actor for Cruise).

This is usually the conversation you start having about people with PCOS — polycystic ovarian syndrome — because the central piece of that is usually insulin and high insulin tends to, but not always, push 5 alpha metabolism.

The water rowing machine is our central piece of equipment because it provides the only 60/40 split of upper and lower body that works 84 % of your muscles, giving you a balanced workout.

McGarry's finding also was contradicted by a central piece of evidence: a screen for drugs and alcohol didn't turn up either in Miceli's blood.

Now New York is seeking to join this growing wave with a new surcharge on ride - hailing and taxi trips that could become a central piece of an ambitious congestion pricing plan for Manhattan.

One central piece of that is the implementation of something called mandatory - inclusionary zoning.

The crib is the central piece of any nursery and the place where your baby will spend most time during the first years of his life.

He also became the central piece of the deal that landed Irving in Boston.

This red line (hereafter called «the redline») is a central piece of the the Seahawks» offensive and defensive principles.

«You might think you don't need to give too much guidance to players who are billed as being the finished product — like Pogba or Sanchez — but I look at the case of Roberto Firmino at Liverpool as a good example of a manager improving a player and turning him into a central piece of his jigsaw.»

The article provides perspective into why the «About Page» (or section) should become a more central piece of an organization's story and brand.

The Cuban government's own investigation into the incidents has been another central piece of its public relations counteroffensive.

«Every day we make this more and more a central piece of what the company is,» says Bert.

In fact, one of the central pieces of genius of the Obama campaign was that it devised and replicated an organizational structure and a set of online tools that put people to work directly in their own communities.

UN Climate Change News, 17 April 2018 — International cooperation and public and private partnerships are central pieces of the global response to climate change, including by providing support for developing countries to enhance their climate action and safeguard their environment.

This was one of the central pieces of the story published by Cadwalladr — who has won a British Journalism Award for her nonsense — and her source Chris Wylie.

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In the in - depth piece she enumerates a long list of innovators — from Ernest Hemingway to Steve Wozniak — who felt solitude was central to their work, before going on to argue that it's not just artists and inventors who need to carve out more time alone.

«Each piece in Sam Simon's collection embodies a central theme: The ability of art to tell a story,» said Fiuczynski.

He sees it as a fundamental piece of Apple's future, and to make it a reality, he has built one of the world's largest data centers — the size of nine football fields — which opened recently in Maiden, N.C. With a price tag that will reach $ 1 billion, the building is indicative of iCloud's central role in extending Apple's franchise.