Sentences with phrase «degree of flexibility as»

While using IFTTT is certainly more complicated than, say, using the simple geofencing built right into the Hue smart bulb system it offers a huge degree of flexibility as nearly any of the tens of thousands of IFTTT recipes can be adapted to work with the location app on your phone.

That was when Belinda decided to set up Lionshead Law, realising that she could offer exactly the same level and quality of service by charging out on the basis of fixed - fees (for individuals and for each stage of litigation) and on monthly retainers for businesses, while also having a greater degree of flexibility as to how and when she worked, by working from home and managing her own time.

Although the game offers you a degree of flexibility as to where to cast your reels and shoot projectiles, it's often imprecise as to where it lands.

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I think the inflation target as we have operated it has the requisite degree of flexibility.

As always, the challenge is to combine the right degree of flexibility in approach with sufficient confidence that the inflation rate will be on a declining path over time as to keep expectations anchoreAs always, the challenge is to combine the right degree of flexibility in approach with sufficient confidence that the inflation rate will be on a declining path over time as to keep expectations anchoreas to keep expectations anchored.

Thanks to the company's network of manufacturing plants and distribution centers across the country, as well as its combination of direct sales and broker organizations to reach out to customers, Inteplast has an unparalleled degree of flexibility when it comes to getting its products to customers exactly when and where they need them.

IBC's were initially chosen as they provided a high degree of flexibility.

«It would have been bad business practice not to have retained some small degree of flexibility to allow us to invest again in the right player and / or to maintain the current squad as and where we want to offer improved and extended contracts for key players.

Their latest acquisition is 22 - year - old FC Nantes forward Fernando Aristeguieta, who will join the side as a «Young Designated Player», thus giving his new club a degree of flexibility with regards to the league - imposed salary cap.

The real problem is that much «Wall of Separation» rhetoric implies there is a clear, impregnable line between church and state activity when in practice over the twentieth century the principle of church - state separation has become one of lively democratic contestation and a degree of flexibility, allowing Catholics and other religious organizations to enter the public sphere and participate on the same terms as any other group.

The degree to which participants improved their understanding of themselves — as reflected in the number of different inner parts they could identify — went hand in hand with how much participants improved in terms of their own flexibility and being able to accurately infer and understand the mental state of others.

This new funding programme of the Spanish government offers postdoctoral positions to researchers with less than 3 years» postdoctoral experience and, as the FJI highlighted, it features «longer contracts, absence of the requirement to have the Ph.D. degree [before application], higher flexibility in the date of incorporation of candidates, and no discrimination by nationality.»

In addition to the reduced brain flexibility, the researchers showed a correlation between the degree of inflexibility and the severity of restrictive and repetitive behaviors, such as performing the same routine over and over or being obsessed with a favorite topic.

Frey and colleagues argue that robustness in the face of changes in the concentrations of components could provide an evolutionary advantage, insofar as it endows cells with a higher degree of flexibility.

«Pilates requires no degree of flexibility or fitness, as a good instructor will be able to teach beginners through to advanced in the one class by modifying moves individually, rather than just teaching at the front of the class,» Menezes says.

As with the two previous exercises, when you reach 90 - degrees, the rest of the movement happens from closing your ribs more and trying to create as much of a squish as your current flexibility level will alloAs with the two previous exercises, when you reach 90 - degrees, the rest of the movement happens from closing your ribs more and trying to create as much of a squish as your current flexibility level will alloas much of a squish as your current flexibility level will alloas your current flexibility level will allow.

Flexibility is defined for a joint or a group of joints as its range of motion, or degree of extension, that its tissues are capable of.

Each one of us has different levels of endurance and flexibility, and the degree of this ailment differs as well.

Stiff arteries heighten your risk of cardiac problems, heart attacks and strokes, however, the muscle tissue vs. arterial tissue flexibility link was only identified in middle aged and older adults, and the authors noted that some degree of arterial stiffening is to be expected as we age.

The degree of state flexibility therefore depends upon the wording of any Blaine Amendment, as well as upon local political will.

As for individual admissions into teacher preparation programs, each candidate must have a minimum 2.75 GPA as an undergraduate and a 3.0 for graduate degrees, with some flexibility for admitting candidates who do not meet all of the entrance requirementAs for individual admissions into teacher preparation programs, each candidate must have a minimum 2.75 GPA as an undergraduate and a 3.0 for graduate degrees, with some flexibility for admitting candidates who do not meet all of the entrance requirementas an undergraduate and a 3.0 for graduate degrees, with some flexibility for admitting candidates who do not meet all of the entrance requirements.

This degree may be completed in as little as 12 months or may be extended to 8 months - adding an extra layer of flexibility.

We like the flexibility afforded in the capstone experience as students may select to finish their degree with either one of these: a written comprehensive exam, portfolio presentation, an a thesis defense.

In Science IDEAS, the overall instructional architecture for teachers planning and implementing instruction provided a «conceptual focus» for science instruction that, as a «constraint» insuring knowledge - based instruction, allowed teachers a wide degree of flexibility at the day - to - day classroom level.

He cited the closing of The Project School in Indianapolis as an example of charters agreeing to a higher degree of accountability in exchange for flexibility.

Since most candidates seeking a doctoral degree are already certified as teachers or administrators, such programs offer a high degree of flexibility for working professionals.

In its dry, resin - free state CFRP can be worked almost like a textile, and as such allows a high degree of flexibility in how it is shaped.

As a small dive center we offer diving in a relaxed and intimate atmosphere, and have a high degree of flexibility.

Velocity came in second after AMEX memberships rewards, for its ability to draw on other Virgin businesses and core partners to earn Members points as well as its great degree of flexibility.

This means maps are no longer static and there can be a degree of flexibility in your squad's strategy, which lends itself to an players having to evolve their strategy as a multiplayer game progresses.

Fortunately, as you progress through the game you can level up individual stats, giving you a fair degree of flexibility with what kind of character build you have.

Analyzing the different conceptual approaches and degrees of appropriation adopted by the artists here, such as Richard Prince, Cindy Sherman, Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Huang Young Ping, Félix González - Torres, Nate Lowman and Shilpa Gupta, one becomes highly aware of the flexibility and adaptability of the current notion of art.

As has been confirmed by the Court of Appeal (see R v Mental Health Review Tribunal (Northern Region)[2005] ECA Civ 1605) the flexibility of the civil standard lies not in «any adjustment to the degree of probability required for an allegation to be proved...» but rather in the fact that more serious allegations will require more cogent evidence.

The report details how decentralization has allowed flexibility in the different provinces, allowing them to respectively adopt best practices, and finds a higher degree of performance as compared to other nations.

The DocsCorp Cloud - based versions of cleanDocs and compareDocs will not replace desktop editions of these products, but will provide clients with additional options and a greater degree of flexibility in accessing DocsCorp technologies from devices such as Surface Pro, iPad, Mac, and web browsers.

The human rights approach is «more flexible and less technical on comparability but also has a more flexible justification defence», which leads to better results, as «if you don't allow a degree of flexibility, it leads to a tendency to deny that discrimination has taken place at all».

«A need for flexibility is often wrongly perceived as a lower degree of commitment or contribution,» she says.

Uber, however, has appealed the decision emphasizing the significant degree of driver autonomy as the basis for their operations and stating that «the number one reason drivers choose to use Uber is because they have complete flexibility and control».

Essentially, as long as you're operating within the predetermined minimum and maximum set by the company, you have a great degree of flexibility on what you pay and when.

They will often give you an indication as to whether or not there is any degree of flexibility in their offer.

Time management skills are vital, as is a degree of flexibility and the ability to deal with any last minute problems that may arise.

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Daily responsibilities include: • Answering phones • Handling correspondence • Calendar management on Outlook • Preparing and processing expenses • Arranging international and domestic travel • Ad hoc projects Candidates must have: • College degree • At least 2 + years of corporate administrative experience • Excellent verbal and written communication skills • Solid MS Office skills • Great attention to detail Hours are 8:30 am - 5:30 pm with flexibility to occasionally work 8:30 am - 7 pm as needed.

Requirements: - Bachelors degree strongly preferred - Superior communication skills - Strict attention to detail and high level of organization - Patience and ability to adapt to constantly changing situations - Pleasant / engaging phone manner - Balance between enjoying a fun / collegial environment, and maintaining high professional standards / maturity - Must demonstrate immaculate trustworthiness with exposure to highly sensitive personal information - Flexibility is critical - Prompt and timely delivery of projects and maintaining deadlines - Must be available off hours by email or phone as needed; and occasionally additional hours may be required for special projects or events as workload dictates - Proficiency on Microsoft Office Suite / Outlook, Excel, Familiarity with Adobe Suite / Photoshop / Illustrator preferred

The current market climate often can require a greater degree of flexibility (i.e. ability to bid up a desired property as needed) and ability to compromise (willingness to accept certain less - desirable aspects of a property, such as longer commute or as - is condition) on the part of buyers.