Sentences with phrase «mimics stacies»

Some industry critics say it too closely mimics the Department of Labor fiduciary rule, while others say it doesn't go far enough.

Some industry critics say it too closely mimics the Department of Labor fiduciary rule that was struck down by the courts last week, while others say it doesn't go far enough.

The shameful behaviour of these entitled corporate leaders mimics the shameful behaviour of the PCs we have just dumped.

The article basically mimics her remarks that they are getting their technical act together, that their new analytics tool FinCEN Query «allows investigators to more easily search the 11 years of BSA data and apply filters.

Brian Hicks, portfolio manager of our Global Resources Fund (PSPFX), notes that he's been nibbling on cheap stocks ahead of a potential rally, one that, he hopes, mimics what we saw in late 2011 and early 2012.

In the case of Klondex, its price action mimics the movements in share price based on the chart above, confirming our research.

Take a look at the mainstream news coverage of the cryptocurrency space right now and you will see the general treatment of Ethereum and its token ETH mimics that of many of the other coins in the space.

Building links on your own mimics this status, but doesn't convey any actual credibility because you're the one building them — and Google doesn't want you to be able to vote for yourself.

As I introduced in The End of Business as Usual, anyone who places increasing emphasis on technology as part of their daily routine, in many ways, their behavior mimics that of Millennials and as a result, they prove elusive or immune to traditional marketing and service.

Any investors looking for an ETF that mimics this index should look at SPY or VOO.

Sentient Ascend — A patented AI Conversion Optimization solution that mimics biological evolution, enabling it to quickly learn, adapt and react to determine the best performing design from the building blocks you provide.

Everything I've discussed so far is free for users, including their iPad and iPhone apps which basically mimics everything a desktop user can do on the go.

It's a simple way of eating that mimics the way your ancestors ate.

It is visually attractive and mimics the body lines of BMW's i3 and i8 — thoroughly modern without being too bizarre.

Trest is a digital token that mimics these properties ie.

More recently, Harper has tried to stake out the middle ground in the health care debate, advancing a policy that not only mimics the Liberals» stance, but goes beyond the governing party's plans in terms of expanding the publicly funded system.

Ingested Heinz ketchup package left in a woman's stomach mimics symptoms of Chron's disease.

In recent years, Facebook has added a marketplace feature that is similar to Craigslist, and a tab that allows people to donate money that mimics features of crowdsourced funding apps.

You can have economic malaise that others call mythical sec stag to describe a stagnant economy that mimics feudal society only with much higher standard of living.

Constrained to invest «passively,» that is, in a way that mimics the broad market indices, the CPP Investment Board had just five staff in its first year; its chief executive was paid just $ 200,000.

E-liquids are meant to go inside vaporizers, but some companies are using packaging that mimics popular snacks, putting children at risk for poisoning.

Two Sigma is reportedly experimenting with deep learning, a process that mimics the activity of neurons and was used to produce Amazon's «Alexa» robot, as well as Facebook's facial recognition system.

Thanks to fast fashion, it's possible to buy tiered - quality mimics of virtually any trend you like at a fraction of the cost for the «real» one.

This function also mimics that iconic startup garage where every piece of paper, napkin or cereal box gets turned into a sketch pad for ideas for the future that accelerate your employees» creative engines.

It's expected design mimics the Galaxy Note 8's, complete with a screen that almost entirely covers its face.

The Mediterranean diet mimics the eating habits of that region, with an emphasis on fish and seafood, leafy greens, nuts and legumes, and low in red meat, carbs like sugar, and saturated fat.

The typewriter obsessive, who once boasted a collection numbering 200, has created an app that mimics the look, feel and sound of the bygone gadgets.

In North America, it said new menu items like Satisfries french fries and the Big King burger, which mimics McDonald's Big Mac, helped lift sales 0.2 per cent at established locations.

So you could use a handful of ETFs to construct a portfolio that mimics the S&P 500, say, but without any health care.

In reality, though, this type of eating pretty closely mimics the dangerous binge - and - purge style of eating recognized globally as indicative of an eating disorder.

In cosmetics, the layout highlighting ritzy brands in glass cases mimics what you'd find in drug and department stores.

That's why a new startup called Envelop, partially funded by Alphabet's (goog) venture capital arm GV, recently debuted a new virtual reality interface that mimics Microsoft (msft) Windows.

The new design distinguishes itself from established brands and mimics the more artistic approaches upstart brands have taken.

Don't miss the exclusive Salt Room surrounded by layers of body cleansing crystals, which mimics the therapeutic salt caves of Eastern Europe.

'' «You're gonna have to take that Microsoft HoloLens off your face for the photo,»» she mimics.

In the summer of 1995, Carver Skateboards founders Greg Falk and Neil Carver were disappointed with the lack of surf, and skateboarding wasn't the same: So they created a skateboard that mimics the feel of cutting water.

You can ask these bots just about any homework - related question — math problems, questions about the population of a city, trivia, political curiosities — and they will happily oblige, using a cheerful tone that mimics human speech.

Its new product, made with nicotine salt, is considered more satisfying for people addicted to nicotine, as it mimics the buzz of a cigarette.

And it mimics many of the functions of the smartphone, giving potential buyers little reason to plop down $ 250 on top of the $ 500 gadget already in their pocket.

Kids and teens are exposed to a plethora of advertising for e-cigs that mimics much of the cigarette advertising of the 1960s.

Indeed, Josh Bersin, an analyst at Bersin by Deloitte who tracks workplace technology, believes that the rise of VR as a training tool mimics the early stages of how companies first used YouTube to show training videos.

Impressio uses liquid crystal elastomer technology, which mimics muscles and shock - absorbing cartilage, to create dissipative liner materials for protective equipment.

Actress Elizabeth Banks mimics Donald Trump's entrance to the Republican National Convention during the second day.

In their place, he conceived Spotlight, which mimics the the most successful videos on Spotify to date — music videos and behind - the - scenes footage presented within playlists RapCaviar and Viva Latino.

Pentland's research has shown that the effect works in the other direction, too: A speaker who subtly mimics his or her conversation partner is rated as more interesting, honest, and persuasive.

There's a hybrid option available from some web hosting companies called VPS, or Virtual Private Server, which mimics a dedicated server within a shared hosting environment.

And much like the other products in the Hurom family, the CJ mimics the motion of a hand squeezing fruit to ensure that you get the most juice possible, and in the cleanest way possible.

The Triken Run's outsole closely mimics the anatomy of feet with a carved out arch and grooves separating the toes, forefoot, midfoot, and heel.

Preferred mimics the traditional television ad model.

Another job app that mimics Tinder's format, this one has a crucial difference: Besides work experience, applicants» profiles listings are anonymous.