Sentences with phrase «complex scenarios like»

Presently, the company is testing this feature in its Windows Insider previews with plans to expand this feature to more complex scenarios like syncing an email you're editing.

I've never done it myself because in normal circumstances there were helpdesks at the organizations I've worked in and I just used to submit it to them for processing and also have never had complex scenarios like this before.

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In best - case scenarios, malls will redevelop anchor spaces and find tenants able to pay even higher rents, like restaurants or apartment complexes.

His proposed scenario for CCD, like those of some other veterans of the furor, is complex and doesn't rest on a single exotic killer.

Professor Alvaro Mata, from Queen Mary's School of Engineering and Materials Science, said: «The technique opens the possibility to design and create biological scenarios like complex and specific cell environments, which can be used in different fields such as tissue engineering by creating constructs that resemble tissues or in vitro models that can be used to test drugs in a more efficient manner.»

When a patient with malfunctioning endocrine glands, like the thyroid, comes to me for weight loss, there is a complex scenario that needs to be addressed.

Best - case scenario: The film's sincere efforts to invest this scenario (adapted from a novel by Ruth Rendell) with complex emotion make it play like a cross-dressing riff on Vertigo, with one lover trying to shape another in a dead person's image.

Films like «The Illusionist» and «Limitless» showed that Neil Burger could excel in building complex characters and depicting mind - altering scenarios, but Schwentke has nothing of the sorts.

More complex designs like scenarios, games and case studies will require more review and SME time.

Scenario games allow learners to practice complex and high - risk skills like decision making in a risk - free environment.

Whole life insurance is more like an investment and involves more complex scenarios over a long period of time.

Vonshak also describes scenarios that are more complex, like walking down the street and looking left or right and seeing restaurant information from Yelp pop up as you look at a restaurant.

Successful treatment is not simply a matter of contingency planning for scenarios like those above, but instead a complex, multi-layered conceptualization of treatment that encompasses everything from interpersonal neurobiology to 12 Step fellowships to good old fashioned psychodynamic and CBT approaches.