Every now and then, a dramatic shift in the arts becomes perceptible, as the tectonic plates that underpin competing cultural trends groan and
crunch into one another.
Yet, while ESSA requires states to consider multiple measures, current draft regulations then call on us to
crunch them into a single, summative rating to identify struggling schools.
Crunch into a savory fish.
Don't: Don't
crunch into your lower back, but keep your spine long and imagine you are trying to touch the ceiling with your chest.
Spoon about one - half of
crunch into 8 tall glasses and top with half of yogurt and half of fruit.
Once the chocolate chia pudding is thick, layer the chia pudding and quinoa
crunch into serving cups and enjoy!
Top it off with Parmesan, parsley, and sour cream or bring a salty
crunch into the mix with bacon crumbles.
It was so fun to gather up the juicy little seeds to bite and
crunch into (my mom, of course, would warn us not to get them on the tablecloth or our clothes for fear of staining).
A hot slice of freshly made sourdough with butter melted across it, and my grilled turkey, avocado sandwiches on sourdough I watch my family
crunch into regularly.
Instead of focusing on only AI research, the team would work on incorporating cutting - edge data
crunching into various Google Cloud products like its software that businesses can use to predict sales.
Feedback scores on satisfaction, innovation, appeal and intent to purchase are then
crunched into each product's Methodology Innovation Index Score (ISS).
If the thought of
crunching into a grasshopper kabob bugs you out, imagine eating an egg fried in grasshopper oil.
I also gave them a quick zap in the microwave to cook them a little since the pancakes aren't on the heat very long and you don't want to be
crunching into raw carrots in your pancakes.
The Kings threw everything and the kitchen sink at Vegas, took their first lead of the series, had their star players score,
crunched them into the boards and onto the ice, and the Golden Knights still won.
Coach Barry Trotz said Burakovsky is going to «miss some time» after being
crunched into the boards by Boone Jenner in Game 2.
When James McCarthy
crunched into Dimitri Payet in the recent Everton - West Ham game who knew quite what ramifications it would have on the Hammers» season.
Beneath my feet, the Cheerios my toddler threw on the floor, missed by the dog but not my shoe,
crunched into dust.
And neutron stars — super-compact bodies in which the mass of the sun can be
crunched into a ball the size of Manhattan — can generate powerful radio signals through the effects of their rapid spin on surrounding matter.
Cloud computing lowers energy costs for users and cuts greenhouse gas emissions by streamlining information -
crunching into single facilities on speedy machines, proponents say.
John Garfield reminded me of three actors
all crunched into one: Liam Neeson, Charles Bronson and Edward G Robinson, nothing to do with acting styles or anything, his face just reminded me of those guys.
Writer and activist Audre Lorde, he says, best describes his argument that other young people should have that same access as they try to tell their stories: «If I didn't define myself for myself, I would be
crunched into other people's fantasies for me and eaten alive,» and «You can not, you can not use someone else's fire.
My view is this: there will be a series of scandals out of this, and there will be a return to the rating agencies, where human judgment takes in the factors that can't be
crunched into an equation.
The fact is that great active management talent is rare indeed and by definition can not be
crunched into an algorithm.
Animal - based chews seem more natural, but some (especially things like pigs» ears) are dried to a level of brittleness that seems to invite internal injuries when the shards are
crunched into small pieces and swallowed.
The littlest one used as a nibble treat, the large one loved
crunching into it.
So when Hurricane Sandy
crunched into what was once known as the Las Vegas of the east coast in 2012, some improvisation was needed.
The information the insurance company has collected over previous decades is
crunched into «actuarial tables» that give insurance adjustors a quick look at the probability of just about any occurrence.
With Envy 13, HP basically took the big and beautiful Envy 17 and
crunched it into a smaller size to create an elegant Windows 10 laptop.
Not exact matches
Crammed
into a small, fourth - floor office in Toronto's trendy Queen Street West area, he and his team of seven — collectively known as Blot Interactive — are
crunching to get their first video game done.
Crunch robust leads
into your sales funnel's latissimus - dorsi by cross-posting gym selfies while unveiling product promos: Getting jacked for the Q2 offsite while crushing 4 sets of squats (15x).
Headliner Kings of Leon had to
crunch its much anticipated Friday night set
into an abbreviated Saturday afternoon one, and the festival grounds were, more or less, destroyed.
The feature
crunched GPS data from a driver's phone, turning it
into speed information in real time.
LeEco, an entertainment, electronics and electric vehicles group, has struggled to pay its debts after rapid expansion
into multiple sectors sparked a cash
crunch, a plunge in the shares of a listed unit and led to multiple defaults.
Between this and Netflix
crunching Big Data to create House of Cards, we're sliding
into some exciting new territory in entertainment and media.
By packaging many different features
into one big package, Torch is able to take the data from every channel, be it email marketing all the way to how someone is using the website and
crunch the data to tell you what is and isn't working.
Hoff planned to pay the loan back in less than a year but ran
into a cash
crunch instead.
«When you keep delaying, you run
into crunch time, aging parents, kids in college, etc..»
The buffer is put in place to ensure that lenders do not get themselves
into the same positions that they did during the financial crisis, protecting themselves from debt going bad and triggering another credit
crunch.
In an article for Forbes, Bernard Marr digs
into how Google then
crunches the data to bag ships that are suspected of violating global fishing rules.
Having strong business credit is a valuable asset that you'll greatly appreciate if you ever get
into a cash
crunch.
Parts of the notice have been translated
into English from the original Italian by Tech
Crunch, a media company dedicated to startups and technology news.
The only way I will run
into a liquidity
crunch is if the economy collapses, and who knows — it can happen.
From mere number -
crunching marvels, Jobs made computers
into tools for the artistic imagination
-- Example) I went to tech
crunch and searched for «seo», then took the url of the results page and threw it
into GKP.
MELBOURNE — Zinc smelters are set to accept lower fees for processing concentrate
into metal when annual contracts are hammered out next week at a conference in California, as a
crunch in mine supply stretches
into a third year.
Her second, The Leisure Economy: How a Shift Away from the Work World Will Reshape Our Lives and Industries (Wiley, 2007), detailed the economic sea change that will result as baby boomers retire and the «time -
crunch economy» turns
into the «the leisure economy.»
WINNERS: NORTH AMERICA Best Commodity Derivatives Provider Goldman Sachs In the wake of the credit
crunch in 2007 and the stock market crash of 2008, hundreds of billions of dollars poured out of stocks and bonds and
into commodities,...
It's important to
crunch the numbers and figure out what your return on investment will be with either vehicle, taking
into consideration performance as well as all fees, transaction costs and taxes.
He's taking this capital at a 10 % vig in the midst of a credit
crunch, so I hope that the cash isn't truly going
into a mason jar in the backyard for a rainy day.
As a result, the economy suffered a large - scale credit
crunch and ultimately fell
into a deflationary trap.