Sentences with phrase «matters into phases»

It's often useful to break more complex matters into phases.

It gives us more predictability and price security, as we break down matters into phases and tasks.

Can be difficult to properly break up a matter into phases and assess the appropriate cost of each phase

Instead, United Technologies and its outside law firms break down each litigation matter into phases, and the company pays a flat fee per phase: investigation, followed by discovery, trial preparation and trial, and an appeal, if it reaches that point.

Not exact matches

Confusing matters is that a number of exemptions were phased into the law that protect email exchanges between businesses, emails by charities and political parties for fundraising purposes, the first email sent after a third - party referral and emails in response to consumer complaints or inquiries.

Like him, she knew even in that first and most glorious phase of her life the tension between faith and unfaith, the inescapable temptation to take matters of divine promise into her own hands.

This is an important trend, and we need more and not less experimentation on these matters of the ministry, for we are well into the opening phase of the breakdown of organized religion in American life, well beyond the time when ecumenical dialogues or denominational mergers can be expected to arrest the breakdown.

It was divided into six main sections, dealing with agriculture; with prayer; with the Sabbath festivals, fasts, and holidays; with phases of family life such as marriage, divorce, children, etc.; with civil and criminal law; and with matters of ritual cleanliness or purity.

Fresh lychees were another phase (short - lived, like the fruiting season itself) and then the small but crucial matter of ginger biscuits (er, not so seasonal) for dunking into a cuppa.

And speaking as someone who's just moved into the next phase (separated five months but only just filed yesterday), even if there's no fighting going on, even if it's the most amicable and collaborative divorce anyone you know has ever seen... if you didn't want to get one and would give anything if the other person had just been able to take those first steps to getting on the right path again and walk it together, then there's nothing about it that's going to feel «easy» no matter how you slice it.

University College London physicist Andrew Green, who investigates the strange phases of matter that arise at ultra-frigid temperatures, never imagined getting into string theory, but has found it extremely worthwhile.

When matter turns from its gas phase back into its liquid phase, the molecules take up much less space and exert far less pressure.

Superinsulation thus joins the ranks of other bizarre phases of matter that exist under extreme conditions, like superconductivity and Bose - Einstein Condensate (a condition in which, at almost absolute zero, large groups of atoms blur together into a single quantum state).

If confirmed, the discovery will be only the fourth known phase of hydrogen, the simplest element and one long probed for basic insights into the nature of matter.

A phase transition is what happens when one state of matter turns into another, such as when water freezes.

No matter what kind of fitness athlete you are, incorporating recovery phases into various forms in your training regimen is a must.

These days, box office doesn't matter that much and I'm going to guess we're headed into a phase where critics don't matter much either.

In Twisted Figures, his third solo show at 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, Hughes's latest series of acrylic paintings pushes this language into a new phase in which the shapes on the canvases continue to self - confidently assert their own presence, yet begin to move beyond an earlier, more matter - of - fact reliance on organic and visceral associations.

Hammering another nail into coal's coffin, the leaders of Great Britain's three main political parties pledged to phase out coal, no matter who won the general elections last May.

It creates a workflow that divides the management of a legal matter into three phases: Project Development, Project Execution and Project Closure.

LPM, which at its simplest treats each legal matter as a project to be broken down into phases and individual tasks and given a budget, is still being met with «a mixture of incomprehension, suspicion or hostility», the Jomati report finds, with legal project managers faced with the reaction: «What I do isn't a project — why do you call it a project?»

Firms can set a budget at the outset and break matters down into phases, milestones, and tasks, and assign a timekeeper to be responsible for each.

Many code sets have been created, and they all describe the work involved in handling a matter from a process perspective with the progression of work divided into phases (e.g., early case assessment; trial; due diligence; negotiations and documentation), tasks (e.g., issue litigation hold; review real estate leases), and activities (e.g., conference call with opposing counsel).

It's phasing out micro-USB and means your charging cables are reversible, so it doesn't matter what side you're jamming the cable into the port.

That way, when you move into the phase when you're almost out of your penalty period, you'll know it's just a matter of waiting,» he says.