Sentences with phrase «extract the»

Employees want to extract meaning from the 40 hours they put into their work week, and they want the personal rewards that come with working hard for a greater good.

The Australian dollar provides good opportunities for traders and we continue to use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from these movements.

«We are still in the learning phase with our customers as to what data they really need to extract meaning,» he says.

He added, «Amazon is genius in occupying the front page, but this is, simply put, an incredibly deft calculation to extract several pounds of flesh.»

WA»S technology players are experiencing the fallout from April's crash as shareholders used the annual meeting season to take retribution or at least extract concessions from directors.

According to the documentary film «Saving Mes Aynak,» the mine would in effect destroy the ancient city, though MCC and the Afghan government claim that they will «move» the city in order to extract the more than $ 100 billion of copper deposited directly beneath it.

«Coal is only viable to extract when the price is very high,» said Chris Bollinger, an economics professor and director of the Center for Business and Economics at the University of Kentucky, which recently published the 2018 Kentucky Annual Economic Report.

The recipe includes 6oz of butter and two large eggs along with caster sugar, baking flour, baking powder and vanilla extract.

No amount of scientific truth is going to extract proponents from their willful stupidity.

Consider this: If you drank Starbucks back in the 2000s, you probably sucked down a very popular insect extract.

Besides, Tea Party Republicans must now shelve the idea of using budget deadlines to extract concessions on the president's health - care law, which went into effect on Oct. 1, notes Jamie Carson, a professor of political science at the University of Georgia.

Some began acquiring large tracts of land themselves, then selling it in pieces to investors they recruited, who used it to extract easement deductions.

However, if you've convinced yourself that you're the only person in the room with something interesting or valuable to say, then you'll miss key opportunities to clarify, provide relevant examples and challenge the audience to dig deeper to extract greater meaning.

In the spring of 2013, research conducted by psychologists at Cambridge University blew the lid off how this easily accessible digital record of your behaviour can be used (ultimately without your consent) to extract sensitive personal information about you — the kind of information that you might not even share with your closest friends.

In other words, you aren't trying to extract revenue or get them to buy; you are just connecting and communicating with them as a brand.

Canada has neither the climate nor the cheap coastal real estate to extract salt the usual way, by leaving seawater to evaporate in the sun.

Last year, it paid $ 388 million for a portfolio that included the apricot - extract - spiked Magic Hat.

Unlike Magic Hat, this apricot ale (also spiked with extract) has a tangy wheat beer base.

Then, figure out how to extract reports from your data sources that will measure your progress towards these key performance indicators.

The bag's easily accessed center compartment allows him to quickly extract his laptop for X-ray inspection at airport security check points, he says.

And unlike with the oil industry, no «fracking» method has been invented yet to extract gold from hard - to - reach areas, though Barrick — the world's largest producer by output — has been experimenting with sensors at its Cortez project in Nevada.What Pierre is talking about, of course, is the idea of «peak gold.»

This way, the Dash system forces the water to permeate the grounds, dissolve, and extract the coffee oils that give cold brew its flavor.

But the White House has repeatedly undermined its own legal case, including by intimating that the tariffs would be lorded over Canada and Mexico as some kind of negotiating tool to extract NAFTA concessions.

His company's offering is a visualization service that works in concert with either ETL tools (extract, translate and load) or by calling the Telemetry API directly, enabling an enterprise to beam data in real - time for display on TV monitors, mobile devices or websites.

With the proper mobile application, freelancers only have to snap a photo of a business document to extract important data points, like totals, dates and vendor names to be sent to accounting software.

This improvement in what is called auditory attention is essentially a measure of concentration, and could, for example, enable a person to better extract relevant information from a lecture, Bak said.

The firm appears to be using a similar email scheme — an attempt to extract a small fee and possibly steal identity data from job - seekers, according to Fortune tipsters, and pairing it with a PR Newswire press release to make itself appear legitimate.

But people attempt to extract lessons from what is mostly a random process.

However the same multi-stage fracture stimulation process, commonly known as fracking, is used there to extract gas from solid rock.)

He established tribunals in several cities, put together 28 articles to guide other inquisitors, and authorized torture to extract confessions.

People need to know the right information to extract from those pages.

«Harmful materials like sulphur compounds, metals, nitrogen compounds that will end up producing harmful gases or solids, we leave them there and just extract a good quality oil,» Pereira - Almao, AICISE's co-director, explains in a video posted on the research institute's website.

What's going on here is that the prospect is planning to concede the unreasonable request as a bargaining chip to extract more realistic concessions.

But The Godfather was a great deal for everyone because it wasn't that premium sort of title where the legal team felt like they needed to extract every last pound of flesh to do a deal.

Instead, the training is about using precise modern techniques to break up fights among inmates or to extract prisoners from cells, Garcia said, noting that guards frequently storm into those situations five or six at a time and begin using elbows, knees, batons, or pepper spray to force inmates into submission.

The rival currency came into existence when a group of miners (the people who deploy mass amounts of computer power to extract «coins») created a different version of the bitcoin software.

The formula will extract the day of the week from the date.

Tina Brown: I decided at Vanity Fair to buy an extract of his new book, The Art of the Deal, and I bought it because I love the voice in the book.

Affirmation that other businesses use and extract value from your offerings make customers more open to change.

«It will extract them and somehow rebuild the conversations,» the solicitor explained.

Shale rock also holds oil, and private equity has been active in backing companies that extract it.

The real value you extract depends on what you bring to the table.

To extract maximum benefit from time in a foreign land, what's needed is a «bicultural» perspective — the ability to identity with your new home, but all the while continuing to connect with your native country too.

Across India and much of Africa, the British Empire rolled out its railroads on its own terms and primarily for its own needs — to better extract local resources by connecting mines with ports, and to more quickly deploy its officials and troops in order to bolster its imperial expansion.

That's all thanks to the oatmeal extract.

Then act now — it may not be too late to extract a favor from your Congressman.

Since that ban was lifted in 2012, there have been only three applications in Britain to use fracking to extract gas.

Premier Rachel Notley recruited Dave Mowat to head up a new Royalty Review Panel earlier this year to update the formula whereby oil and gas producers repay Alberta for the resources they extract.

While technological improvements have allowed producers to access resources they couldn't extract economically before, the deteriorating quality of reserves and rising production costs have put a floor under prices, a report from McKinsey & Co. argues.

The man who had previously pushed the states to act quickly now looked as if he would extract advantage by showing he was in no hurry.