Sentences with phrase «migrating more»

A few years ago I started migrating more toward winter vs strictly holiday.

Regulatory barriers established by the self - regulated legal industry that frustrates competition are either being re-regulated or are being cast aside by clients that are migrating more - and more complex - work to providers other than law firms.

Only a small few markets have been able to migrate more than half of trading volume to the screen.

The only difficulty we have is that our breads seem to settle as they bake (the loaves are moister on the bottom than the top and the heavier ingredients, like zucchini, seem to migrate more to the bottom of the loaf).

«Radioactive matter migrates more quickly through fractured carbonate rock.»

Researchers at Ben - Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) have found that radioactive matter migrates more quickly in carbonate bedrock formations once it has leaked from a tank from near surface waste sites and geological repositories.

In a related observation, they found that women in Europe and North America have migrated more than men over the last 300 years, but when men did migrate, they traveled significantly farther on average.

They haven't migrated more than maybe one or two astronomical units from where they formed, except for the outer planets, Uranus and Neptune, which perhaps underwent some larger - scale migrations.

Hill and Howe discovered that the jet streams generated in 1996 have migrated more slowly than normal, taking 13 years to reach the critical 22 - degree latitude instead of the usual 11 years.

Yet they migrated more than neurons in normal brains, as if trying to make up for their confusion by barreling forward willy - nilly.

This view is shared while older women and men all over the net, as they begin to migrate more and more dating sites catering for senior singles looking for a new love.

They're also under pressure to migrate more of their administrative operations to the cloud.

«Apple, for example, could migrate the more than 500 book applications in the iTunes store to a tablet device and Google, which recently announced a browser - based e-reader, could offer applications for Android - based devices of various form factors.»

As time goes by, I can / would migrate more towards spot prices rather than historic averages in my valuation.

As the ITCZ migrates more than 500 kilometres (300 mi) from the equator during the respective hemisphere's summer season, increasing Coriolis force makes the formation of tropical cyclones within this zone more possible.

To migrate more than 200 cases to Relativity as soon as possible, Jackson Walker took advantage of Relativity's open platform and built an application to handle the migration.

Time will tell if MyCase will survive the acquisition or migrate more to a marketing application rather than dealing with the daily needs of the solo and small firm attorney.

Rough notes: I helped migrate more than 1,000 users from local servers to corporate Unix DCS servers.

My tree decor actually turned out ok, I think... Considering that my girls (one and four) like to un-decorate it every single night, and I have redecorated it about, oh, twenty times or so this year... (You know how it goes... The super breakable items slowly start to migrate more and more towards the top of the tree.)

Not exact matches

A separate survey by Salesforce also found more shoppers migrating to mobile devices to ring up purchases on Turkey Day.

The conflicting views are capturing the endemic paradox of the e-readers themselves, where more people are likely to migrate to a better reading experience.

«Customers who intend to adopt Azure strategically and migrate applications over a period of one year or more (finishing in 2016 or later) can begin to deploy some workloads now, but those with a broad range of immediate enterprise needs may encounter challenges.

«In the coming year, I expect more of our big customers to migrate their Oracle databases and database applications to the Oracle Cloud.»

But when individuals have more money to spend, they tend to migrate up the food chain to restaurant takeout or prepared items from the rotisserie counter instead of buying more frozen fare, notes a recent report on the sector from research firm IBISWorld.

As they move more and more of their businesses online, developing better mobile offerings and service levels at competitive pricing, they will have the chance to steal share from those retailers not migrating fast enough.

«Armed with the ability to instantly transfer bank funds and make payments, customers are more likely to migrate to mobile banking.

It would be far more difficult if Liaoning's unemployed workers couldn't migrate to where the jobs are, and if provinces like Fujian protected their residents by restricting immigration.

These innovative businesses will migrate to more welcoming jurisdictions and weaken America's ability to compete in the emerging field of fintech.»

Even investor concerns have started to migrate from the strength of global growth to more focus on regional geopolitical risks.

Action: Use end - to - end encryption if you use cloud storage Who is this for: Dedicated privacy practitioners, anyone worried about third parties accessing their stuff How difficult is it: Some effort, especially if you have lots of content stored in another service that you need to migrate Tell me more: Dropbox IPO'd last month — and the markets signalled their approval of its business.

Oath will expand its use of AWS by continuing to migrate legacy workloads and building new cloud - based applications across its portfolio of dozens of media and technology brands, including Yahoo.com, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo Sports, serving more than a billion people around the world.

Faced with stagnant incomes and rising home prices, many millennials will be forced to delay homeownership, migrate to more affordable cities, or take on more debt.

When companies grow and need a more robust infrastructure, she said, some tech firms are migrating to traditional office towers.

Cybersecurity is increasingly a hot sector for investment, as more valuable information migrates to digital channels and the cloud, and corporations continue to suffer high - profile data breaches.

«This explains why grocery and consumable items could more quickly migrate online,» the report said.

However, he acknowledges that migrating to SDDs requires more effort than credit transfers.

These results understate the performance of Mitel as it migrates to smaller, but more steady, subscription - based sales.

If there were an increased investigative push, rest assured that all would migrate to the more sophisticated hard - to - detect techniques.

As public market investors migrate into the private market, they will call for even more disclosure.

This year Wall Street banks are likely to get even more aggressive as revenue from trading in derivatives — which is migrating to new exchanges — declines.

Both now boast more users than Twitter by most measures, even though they are much newer, and advertisers have begun to migrate their ad dollars accordingly.

And as the Dfinity network is massively faster and more efficient than the Ethereum network, it's pretty obvious all ETH dapps will ultimately migrate to Dfinity.

Similarly, another blockchain project has decided to migrate to Stellar, in fact, a week ago the project Heir chose to take a try into the platform of the company, and the results were beyond the expected — which proves that every time developers turn to it, they are more grateful for how valuable the platform is for smart contracts.

To compensate, many big banks have migrated towards more retail - like activities such as wealth management that face less regulation.

In a recent interview with the U.K.'s Sunday Times, Dorsey predicted that bitcoin will eventually be the single global reserve currency and argued that its slow and costly transactions will eventually «go away» as more people migrate to the blockchain.

I would recommend it especially for people who think about migrating from a more «Graham» based approach of value investing to a «Late Buffett / Munger» style.

Last year, when as usual I was counting the number of swallows assembled to migrate south, I could only see about fifteen; no more.

In 2011, the Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs estimated that more than 75,000 citizens migrate annually to Libya, most with the hope of making it to Europe.

Guess if you go back reading your history in Europe or in the MidEast you will remember that your ancestors were because of such wars and conflicts driven out or migrated in force measure to overseas for finding the land they were told that they can practice their religious or non religious beliefs and rituals... Since then from different continents for many years made of the few branches many more branches in Black and in White...

He's studied the religious patterns of immigrants into Canada and found that when people migrate into a Western society — for example, Buddhists from Southeast Asia — they either become much more devout or much less devout.