Sentences with phrase «many scattered»

For instance, you don't get the kind of gravity - driven diffusion that makes molecules scatter to a specific destination based on their density (think of excess sugar falling to the bottom of an oversaturated glass).

Everyone knows smoke tend to rise and scatter.

During the boom years, those companies were brought to market too soon and scattered their resources in a race against one another, she says.

Whether you're focused and disciplined or scattered and distracted.

With millions of smartphone and tablet users scattered about, it is essentially another way to connect with your audience and get closer to their wallet.

That's because their fur is scattering sunlight, which is also white.

Electronics in the neural dust motes can alter the pulses that get scattered outward, and so can wirelessly transmit data they gathered.

In a world of iPads, smartphones and wireless networks, managing work with team members scattered around the globe is becoming the norm.

With millions of smartphone and tablet users scattered about, it is essentially another -LSB-...]

The eight characters, who are able to draw on each others» abilities, are scattered around the world.

But the process is cumbersome, relying on a scattered series of records, many of which might be transcribed only on paper.

«All of us are scattered across the country,» says Empire Avenue CEO Duleepa Wijayawardhana.

Moreover, the site of the meteor crashes has a new item scattered about that when consumed enables players to bounce around in low gravity.

Your efforts to grow, such as marketing, will be scattered.

But signs of a speaker's depression might be scattered throughout a long conversation.

There are at least a dozen other ghost cities scattered across the country.

With workers scattered across the world, Buffer schedules several all - staff retreats per year — in places like Reykjavik, Iceland.

Between them, the businesses employ about a dozen home - based employees scattered throughout North Carolina, Georgia, and New York.

As a city, we don't have enough of these businesses to have them scattered everywhere.

Gerdes had worked with Newkerk on another occasion and knew that she could help Farrell identify and capitalize on the numerous but widely scattered marketing opportunities at Microsoft.

The holiday season's over and your significant other has accumulated an abundance of connected devices that are now scattered across his or her (or your) home.

The area's boosters brag of a culture of innovation unmatched in the world, and the globe is scattered with public and private efforts to recreate the Valley's magic.

Railcars and truck trailers are scattered like massive jacks around warehouses loaded with iron and metal supplies, welding materials, marble, and stone.

It is true that the US did not persecute the Jews - or at least, as one Nazi lawyer remarked in 1936, it had not persecuted the Jews «so far» - but it had created a host of forms of second - class citizenship for other minority groups, including Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos, Puerto Ricans and Native Americans, scattered all over the Union and its colonies.

Most of its vendors are small and scattered.

Bridge International Academies, the subject of a recent New York Times Magazine piece, operates in hundreds of schools around Kenya and Uganda, with dozens more of its low - cost schools scattered through Nigeria, India, and most recently Liberia.

Think of Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Assistant directed by voice recognition that's powered by smart, conversational Artificial Intelligence - and most of these will be a new class of devices scattered around your house, not just on your phone.

Cirque's presence has since grown to seven shows scattered along the Vegas strip.

Analysts say some of the rebound is a result of what happened last year, when large numbers of advertisers put less into the upfront market and kept more of their spending for what is called the short - term «scatter» market, where ads are bought on an as - needed basis.

Hicks also told Congressional investigators that the Pentagon denied his request to fly fighter jets over the Benghazi attacks in the hopes of «scattering» the attackers.

There are umpteen places to scatter notes, online and off.

Founded in 1999, with an impressive client list and a handful of offices scattered around the world, it is hardly a stealth start - up.

The idea here is not to litter and scatter them around the streets, since that would be illegal and not very targeted marketing.

Since its loss, retailers have been scattered throughout downtown, with some pockets beginning to develop more of a retail identity, Ms. Abrams said.

Scatter moist green tea leaves all over your carpet and near these spots and let it sit.

One of Canada's most dynastic companies, the Irving group got its start back in the 1920s, when K.C. opened a small service station in Bouctouche, N.B. Nearly 100 years on, the family controls more than 250 enterprises scattered across Canada and the northeastern United States.

Scattered across the country are hundreds of communities that are far from any grid.

North Korea's nuclear and missile facilities were scattered in numerous locations, and many were underground or in hardened sites.

On any given day, it's a good bet that her staffers are scattered across the state accommodating high - profile allies who are there to help.

But the reason we don't know for sure yet is this: The ocean currents work like a pinball machine, swirling and scattering items that may have landed there hundreds of miles apart, in weeks, Erik van Sebille, an oceanographer at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, told the Christian Science Monitor.

The issue with Facebook's privacy policies is that the user information they collect is buried and scattered across a number of pages, which is not ideal for most users.

But Powers was charged with centralizing the many scattered and unofficial onboarding procedures under one HR umbrella.

Some 1,350 metres under the surface and scattered across around 30 kilometres of sea floor, knolls from the landslide were recovered by the team.

Canada's experience looks to be typical of that of other OECD countries; the Canadian data points lie in the middle of that scatter plot.

Artillery, rockets, missiles, and other munitions are scattered throughout the North — many in secret locations — and Kim's government maintains an ironclad hold on power.

At that point, the company had built about 60 prototypes, and some were scattered around the premises; employees hopped on them to quickly dart from one end of the factory to the other.

So Oldfather scattered sofas, club chairs, and other seating throughout the Tucson flagship store, as well as later branches in Flagstaff and Phoenix.

Along with a full - time staff of seven, SeatGeek now works with contractors scattered from the Philippines to Pine Bluff, Ark., and Aurora, Colo..

A pie chart is much different than a bar chart, and a scatter plot shouldn't be confused with a node - link diagram.

Below, you can see the rigorous training and harsh conditions encountered by US servicemembers scattered across a 1,100 - mile swath of frigid Alaskan wilderness: