Sentences with phrase «more useful stuff»

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Foundr Version 1.0 features 7 comprehensive chapters covering everything from starting a business, building a team, raising capital and more from over 30 game - changing entrepreneurs — we're not talking a simple collection of mumbo - jumbo interviews where you dig for useful little nuggets of gold: we've broken it down to deliver the stuff you actually need to know immediately.

Many religious texts are written with tales of magic and exageration to draw people in so they eventually get down to the deeper meanings and more life useful stuff.

Science is wonderful and this field is very interesting, but if we're going to get any presently useful information from the specific field of geological dating, it's much, much more recent stuff like climate evidence.

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Some of that stuff is useful, but this Blueberry Lemon Loaf is a recipe that takes only a few more steps to make than what a boxed mix requires but takes 100 times better.

At $ 53.99, the Boon Stuffed Animal Bag costs about the same as a traditional beanbag chair... but it's much more useful.

And Chinese adaptogenic herbs are going to be more useful for the type of cortisol and the type of stress you're going to get from chronic stress like work, poor sleep, maybe some relationship issues, stuff like that.

It helps other people find the show, and that just provides more leverage for the time and energy that goes into interviews like this so that you can learn actionable, useful stuff.

But what I really like, is stuffing my kids stockings with things that are far more useful and healthier, with a little side of sugar.

You can use the following ideas with helpful tutorials bellow every photo to create some interesting decorations for your home and some useful stuff that will help you to get more organized.

Blog Inc sounds cool, had it been more updated and contained useful stuffs for non-newbie blogger.

This comes on top of the classic Lego mechanics of smashing anything and everything in sight, occasionally rebuilding some of the stuff you've destroyed into something new and useful, and collecting the in - game currency, studs, to purchase more heroes and vehicles.

It'll be useful for all of them, and director Ball, to get out of this stuff after one more movie («The Death Cure») and into different sorts of projects.

Admittedly, it's a little softer than hotter stuff — evident as you brake hard into a corner and the nose dives — but on the road the more communicative suspension serves as a useful tool in understanding how close you are to the car's limit.

This is demonstrated by a range that offers a lot of four - wheel drive choices, meaning it's more useful in the rough stuff than some.

It's also with Titanium where Ford mixes dissimilar features in big options packages: a panoramic roof (luxury); heated steering wheel, heated rear seats, cooled as well as heated front seats (comfort), blind spot detection (essential safety); and navigation, 110 - volt outlet, and hands - free rear lift gate (useful tech) for $ 3,800 — or $ 5,600 with all that and even more techie good stuff: lane departure warning, 180 - degree front camera, xenon headlamps, rain - sensing wipers, and second row airbag seat belts.

This is especially useful for supplying older kids with some more appropriate content, as much of the Fire For Kids stuff seems aimed at children aged 8 and under.

The more you travel the more you know where to look for the right sites and I now have go to «useful budget travel booking tools, resources and sites» which I turn to for the important stuff like: flights, accommodation, transport, currency conversion, travel insurance, tour companies (when I need to use them) language help, etc...

You'll obviously be equipped with more than that, like a hookshot, grenades and other stuff that might be useful in a world like this.

This comes on top of the classic Lego mechanics of smashing anything and everything in sight, occasionally rebuilding some of the stuff you've destroyed into something new and useful, and collecting the in - game currency, studs, to purchase more heroes and vehicles.

If you want to get your day moving and get stuff done, this infograph by HealthCentral has useful advice that will help sync your schedule with your circadian rhythms to accomplish more.

If we want more renewables, lets stick to renewable generation that is dispatchable and scalable... you know... the useful stuff: hydro, biomass, rooftop solar, tidal, etc..

From office sheds to super sheds that give more space without more mortgage, we love these useful structures that can double as both storage for gardening stuff and as a place to work or chill out.

Just as renting housing vs ownership is up, more people might take a minimalist approach to stuff, or as William Morris put it, «Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful»

I have not followed this stuff in the last year or so, but it seems further interrogating the properties of the intermediate - complexity model that don't show up in more complex GCM's would be a useful contribution.

But turning the goo in the ground into gasoline with all it's high - tech additives, the dealing with all the waste and turning it into useful stuff through tons of processing with sulfur and all it's CO2 heavy logistics... that my friend is a lot more complicated, and you suggest it's better than building a diode that spits out energy for 25 + years or more?

I've never defined small houses in terms of square footage, it seems like efficient use of space would be a more useful way to measure this stuff.

For people who are actually interested in finding out how this stuff works in detail a short reading list of 3 - 5 textbooks would be a * lot * more useful than a mass of code.

Since our early days as the global leader in the beaver - pelt industry, we've cut down trees, and dug up rocks, and pumped stuff out of the ground, and sold it to you — and others — so you could turn it into more useful things like furniture, appliances, houses, suburbia, and so on.

Plus, rather than just reactionary stuff, some more strategic work and some proactive stuff that would be useful to clean up ops and would really like to have some more automation and systems in place that make things more efficient and things like that.

The immediate reaction of my husband and me to this news item was something like: great — now they've made it easier for people to add more personal opinion and non-authoritative «my brother heard from his friend's cousin's wife» stuff, all gathered together in a database, along with occasionally useful information from authoritative sources.

While for serious stuff a Fluke is worth more than a billion cheap Chinese multimeters, having 3 or 4 of the latter will be immensely more useful than a single top brand one because seeing in real time the battery voltage and what develops around a voltage divider when you change the resistors ratio has no price.

What this means for you is that your personal stuff is better protected while boring system stuff can be made more useful.

«Not anything to announce on that right now, but let's just say we think ARCore is going to make all that stuff more interesting, more powerful, and more useful for people.»

Go through your stuff and think about the last time you used it, why you're keeping it around and if it would be more useful somewhere else.

My neighbors, who live in a spacious 4,000 ft home often joke that I probably have more (functional / purposeful / useful stuff) in my 700 ft home than they in theirs.