Sentences with phrase «more iterations of themselves»

Development continued for the months to come, taking in feedback from Bitcoin's development community, fixing bugs, improving the codebase accordingly and launching several more iterations of SegNet (s).
Then rather than totally ignoring the second / third email, they could still get a couple of more iterations of patient explaining from someone who more - or-less knows the issues.
Companies tend to deliver more and more iterations of their full designs, but now Logitech has entered the fray with G410 which boasts a small size and the company's own special switches.
Or we'll get a bunch more iterations of Ievan Polkka... I think it's a win - win either way.
How many more iterations of the same crap game need to happen before we say enough is enough?
No one has created more iterations of «le Trench» than JPG and this ensemble represents all the iconic motifs he re...
Then rather than totally ignoring the second / third email, they could still get a couple of more iterations of patient explaining from someone who more - or-less knows the issues.
It released several more iterations of Panda in the months to come followed by Penguin in April 2012, which penalized sites using «un-natural» link building techniques.
«Bitcoin was just one more iteration of that.»
No electronics in the bedroom — Kids do not need one more iteration of the day's drama before trying to go to sleep.

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We've also taken a deeper dive into some of the more unique ones, like the Helix Pillow that always stays cool to the touch and has adjustable layers, or PangeaBed's copper - infused iteration that's springy and more sanitary than other pillows.
But the more you include in an iteration — time, planning, and functionality — the further you move away from the «minimum» part of MVP.
I'd like to have seen more of the former and less of the latter, but perhaps they're just iterations that will be improved on with the inevitable Galaxy S6 next year.
Every year the funding database sifts through its vast trove of data to product a report detailing which schools produce the most VC - backed founders, but this year's iteration draws on more data than ever before.
More iterations can be explored, shared, and developed while saving millions of dollars, increasing product quality, and speeding new products to market.
In many instances, Gordon argues, recent innovations are just an improvement on or an iteration of an older, more impactful idea.
Before we arrived at the current iteration of our flagship product, Swagbucks.com, we had spent more than two years building and pivoting incessantly.
Ryan is best - known as the author of the Republican «Path to Prosperity» budget plan — iterations of which he has produced on a yearly basis, garnering more support each time.
Over the weekend, some 120 entrepreneurs, engineers, and start - up enthusiasts linked up as part of Iran's first «Startup Weekend,» a 54 - hour event that's had iterations in more than 100 locations, from Michigan to Mongolia.
When it does this it actually produces an even more powerful neural network, which leads to another new iteration of the player.
The company's co-founder, Khalil Tawil, declined to discuss specifics on the company's next move, saying only that Umi Kitchen is «more sure than ever that our vision of empowering the local cook will be realized,» and that the next iteration of the company «will not be limited New York City.»
All told, the latest iteration of the Course Builder's Laboratory was more than a year in the making.
Google AdWords Releases New Keyword Planner Tool An updated and more feature - rich Google AdWords Keyword Planner tool has been released, including a newly - designed forecasts area showing a unified overview and the ability to add multiple keywords in bulk, all now available to anyone with access to the latest iteration of the AdWords experience.
And yet it's become readily apparent to more and more Canadians just how far this modern iteration of Tim Hortons — a company engineered and zapped to life by Wall Street hedge funds and investment bankers eight years ago — has strayed from the warm and fuzzy Tim Hortons of our imaginations.
Also, like their 18th century predecessors, the current iteration of anti-federalists also are more literal and devout in enforcement of our Bill of Rights, and the credo trifecta of the Declaration of Independence, «life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.»
McDonald's has been testing various iterations of mobile payments in the last couple years overseas, but it has been taking the move more seriously in the U.S. through tests.
Iterations of bitcoin's technology that are faster, more liquid and less volatile are being tried out on the smaller cryptocurrencies, Steves said, which could also lead to a boost in confidence in all cryptos.
Woe be unto you for assuming your literal interpretations hold more merit than the very nature of the universe that hashed through eons of seemingly pointless iterations to give your unique, yet ignorant, perspectives.
Having grown up in Christianity and experiencing firsthand some of its various iterations, i.e., Baptist, Presbyterian, and Methodist, and spending the effort reading up on others in an attempt to comprehend their core logic, it became apparent to even me, a young and knowledge - seeking individual, that religion is nothing more than a man - made concept — whatever flavor you subscribe to.
I took the liberty of testing eight different iterations of butterscotch pudding, and this version is everything I hoped for and more.
We face a unique set of hurdles in the Australian iteration of this challenge; although we may think of America has the epitome of the free - market it still has a much more centralised model of food procurement than anything we know in Australia.
My iteration is slightly different — with more spices, the addition of honey, and gheesubstituted for butter.
My iteration is slightly different — with more spices, the addition of honey, and ghee substituted for butter.
Already one of the richest of our nut butters, the newest iteration of this classic recipe is even more luxurious with the signature tropical creaminess of fresh - roasted cashews.
For a specialty coffee or for dessert do not, and I mean do not, miss out on Dough where you can indulge in a donut about three - times the size of the regular iteration and available in delightfully inventive form like the Dulce de Leche with Toasted Almonds, Hibiscus, Passion Fruit with Cocoa Nibs and Mocha Almond Crunch among the more traditional options.
The franchise movements continued with two more relocations involving Canadian teams with the St. John's IceCaps going back to Winnipeg as the Manitoba Moose and the Hamilton Bulldogs becoming another iteration of the IceCaps to fulfill the arena contract in St. John's.
The modern iteration of the veterans committee — which last year included four Hall of Famers, four current executives and eight historians or members of the news media — offers a guide to a more sensible election process.
The onl reason it seems as if there's any edge to it is due to the fact that Arsenal of recent iterations were uniquely susceptible to physical teams, more so than Chelsea, City.
Rose has the looks and skills, but I think she lacks what it takes or more likely, has no desire in becoming the next iteration of Ronda.
Even as he was dispossessed time and time again, he came back to try and take players on; a show of guts and confidence that will stand him in good stead as he tries to transform himself into a more efficient, effective iteration of himself, better prepared to try and play against the best Europe have to offer.
My mom created the first iterations of our family's flannel swaddle blankets and I have sewn a few more with these instructions.
After a superficially worthy iteration of that now trite sentiment of British politicians, public intellectuals and commentators that national pride needs to be «reclaimed» from the «small - minded» and the «racist», the following 21 pages provided a tour de force in national chest - thumping that could barely do more to put its small - mindedness and contempt for the rest of the world front and centre.
When Harley Granville - Barker put pen to paper at the first iteration of Waste in 1906, he could scarcely have comprehended the contemporary relevance his play would carry more than a century later.
Cuomo signed off on the current iteration of 421 - a in 2013, and has raked in more campaign money from real estate interests than any other politician.
The new iteration — which will consist of Chief Judge Janet DiFiore, Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer, SUNY Board Chairman Carl McCall and CUNY Board Chairman Bill Thompson — should be much more favorably inclined toward legislators» requests than the previous one.
The city's Economic Development Corporation, which is spearheading the rezoning discussion with the support of Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, returned to the community last Thursday with the latest iteration of the proposal that now incorporates more neighborhood streets and a slew of goals meant to «meet Inwood's pressing needs.»
The language in the bill, according to Democratic Sen. Liz Krueger of Manhattan, will be stronger and more «explicit» than previous iterations of the legislation.
More wildly, future iterations of Sprites could become Breakthrough's hoped - for «StarChips» — spacecraft integrated with gossamer - thin, meter - wide «lightsails» that would travel at 20 percent the speed of light to Alpha Centauri or other nearby stars, propelled by high - powered pulses of photons from a gargantuan ground - based laser array.
Hoping to build up a more complete picture of nanoflares and their contribution to coronal heating, Glesener is leading a team to launch a third iteration of the FOXSI instrument on a sounding rocket in summer 2018.
«Some metasurfaces are iterations or more efficient, more compact versions of existing optical devices but, this arbitrary spin - to - orbital conversion can not be done with any other optical device.
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