Sentences with phrase «much learning into»

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Their passion for travel and e-commerce is evident: In the beginning, they dug deep and interviewed hundreds of travelers to learn everything about how and why they travel, and ultimately translated their insights into lightweight, yet durable pieces of luggage that are much more affordable than high - end brands.

Built into a tiny circuit board, the sensor uses an accelerometer and «machine learning software» to identify the motions of a person's mouth, such as how much time he or she spends chewing, drinking, speaking, coughing or smoking.

«It will be a real huge downer if it blows up, but... if something goes wrong, hopefully it goes wrong far into the mission so we at least learn as much as possible along the way,» Musk told Business Insider's space correspondent, Dave Mosher, on the call.

In the course of his research, Lieberman concluded that our educational system would be much more effective if we tapped into the social side of learning, rather than trying to squash it.

The nature of the task doesn't matter as much as the simple fact they're willing to invest time and energy into learning more about what you offer.

Still, from the minute it learned WeatherTech was doing a Super Bowl ad, Americaneagle.com went into research and testing mode, not only estimating just how much extra traffic WeatherTech would get on February 2 and the days afterward but also testing the site to see where bottlenecks existed that might cause problems in the event of a huge traffic spike.

It may be clich, but plenty of companies invest too much money into initiatives longer than they should when it may be better to cut losses, learn some lessons and move on.

«It's pretty reasonable to expect forecasting in inventory or forecasting a traffic pattern, but once it gets into much more intellectual subjects of human learning, [it becomes more difficult].»

OTTAWA — Canadians have much to learn from Germany's famed apprenticeship system despite doubts it could succeed in Canada, Jason Kenney said as he wrapped up a fact - finding mission into how the European powerhouse streams its youth into skilled trades.

Eighty percent of them will probably fail at it, but they'll learn a ton, and they'll either be much better when they go back into a corporate job or they'll start a second company and they'll succeed.

I learned a lot about teamwork and making the most of limited resources — only so much can fit into a backpack, and a lot can go wrong when you're out in the backwoods for weeks at a time.

It's only after you choose to leave a place of such aggressive and ferocious learning that you really come to appreciate what you had and what you largely took for granted because the benefits were so much a part of just being there that they blend into the overall environment.

Executives need to look carefully into the changes that are just starting to emerge and learn as much as they can about how new technologies affect their core value proposition, their competitive positioning, and their relationships with stakeholders.

Honestly, it sometimes seems like everything we learn in years of schooling and training is boiled down into a series of broad stroke rules about how much you should save, spend on a house, set aside for taxes and on and on.

According to Lawrence Summers, former director of President Barack Obama's National Economic Council and former U.S. Treasury Secretary — he is also President Emeritus of Harvard University at the top of a shortlist of potential candidates to replace current chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke — the events of the last few years have thrown into question much of what he learned and taught about coherent economic models.

Still, we won't get too much into the differences here, as you can learn all about them in our post on the best electric shavers.

Taking this into consideration, it is always beneficial to learn as much as you can about the assets which you are trading as well as the factors that may affect their costs.

You can click the previous link to learn why indicators are a waste of time; I've discussed this a lot so I won't get into it much here except to say that if you want to truly simplify your trading you need to learn how to trade off of pure price action.

Even if one is able to attain this best case return target, most retirees will have to learn to live on much lower income than they are expecting, and / or continue working at least part time well into their 70's, and / or start saving a much higher percentage of their income asap so as to increase their savings to the target level of capital needed.

 The Harper government's decision last year to write off every penny of the auto aid and thus build it all into last year's deficit calculation (which I questioned at the time as curious and even misleading) has already been proven wrong. Since the money was already «written off» by Ottawa as a loss (on grounds that they had little confidence it would be repaid — contradicting their own assurances at the same time that it was an «investment,» not a bail - out), any repayment will come as a gain that can be recorded in the budget on the revenue side. Jim Flaherty has learned from past Finance Ministers (especially Paul Martin) that it's always politically better to make the budget situation look worse than it is (even when the bottom has fallen out of the balance), thus positioning yourself to triumphantly announce «surprising good news» (due, no doubt, to «careful fiscal management») down the road. The auto package could thus generate as much as $ 10 billion in «surprising good news» for Ottawa in the years to come (depending on the ultimate worth of the public equity share).

Indeed, the modern awareness of so much victimization imposes such a burden of sympathy and responsibility on the less victimized that they have learned to depend on the media to make the burden more tolerable by turning it into entertainment.

If you went into the night not knowing what Romney wanted to do, you left the night not having learned much of anything.

But the glint in those eyes as he read, as he paused, as he gathered us into his words and his voice, into his very seeing and saying of the world he saw and spoke, that glint betrayed a wisdom and a knowing that came from the country and the land as much as from his deep and wide learning.

While selling everything and moving to the middle of nowhere might not be what God wants you to do with your life, there is still much we can learn from these pioneers of the faith, and plenty of aspects of their community we can incorporate into our own walks with God.

We have so much to learn about turning prayer from a tedious activity in a cold church hall into an adventure of hope and creativity.

Learn more about healthy conflict, communication, confession, sex, boundaries and so much more by getting a uniquely candid look into marriage in Debra's new book: Choosing Marriage: Why It Has To Start With We > Me.

FACT: kids and teachers alike are free to pray in school as much as they want, AS LONG AS THEY»RE NOT FORCING OTHERS INTO IT and AS LONG AS THEY»RE NOT DISRUPTING THE LEARNING PROCESS.

I mention, only because my... paradigm (I'm not much on beliefs, in the usual organized religion sense)... includes a «Divine» of my own definition, that equates to something like «awe of life, love, and knowing that there is much we don't know» (< — sorry, not the easiest thing for me to get into words, hopefully that gets the gist of it) that I don't see as a «personal other», but, in my paradigm, I see that Divine as being systemic to everything, hence insights from what I learn / experience can be termed as the Divine acting.

The meaning of this last word is much disputed, and amongst those suggested are that Mark was literally an interpreter who translated Peter's Aramaic into Greek, that Mark was Peter's «dragoman» (cf. Acts 13:5), and that Mark «interpreted» Peter's teaching by handing it on and explaining it (Papias speaks of himself as handing on what he had learnt from the elders «with my interpretations»).

Constructive Christology has much to learn from what historians can tell us about the temporal realities into which the eternal Word descended.

I try to coin words that don't exist and craft sentences to explain how it feels when I look at the curve of my daughter's cheek while she nurses at my breast or how I learned to pray by doing laundry or how dignity is overrated and how the Holy Spirit feels like a bracing cold wind to me and how you only really learn that when you have nothing left or how I believe in a God who climbs down into the obscurity and calls us beloved but I keep coming up with nothing much.

his first idea is a doorway into a second and much more central theme: that human beings typically learn much or most of what they know from the testimony of others.

Likewise, it is sad to see a pastor falling into this trap, denying much of what s / he presumably learned in pastor school.

As the delusional fellow tries to learn why he's surrounded by phony doubles of everyone once familiar to him, and while his sister and a therapist try to help him see reality, readers find themselves sliding into the baffling blindness that affects everyone in the story and keeps them from ever seeing or knowing the truth of their own lives, much less anyone else's.

(Shalit presents convincing evidence that modesty was encouraged in part because it was believed that women liked sex too much, and they would get themselves into endless trouble if they didn't learn early on to exercise some restraint.)

As I watch Christian theology and church tradition fall into a tradition that is rooted not so much in Scripture as in history, I was hoping to learn how and why the Jewish tradition developed as it did, and see if there were any similarities to how our own tradition is developing.

Its really new so there is not too much content but I hope that with learning all about seo and by promoting my site that it will grow into a large community.

A Harvard student will not so much be taught to read Shakespeare as learn how to «read» him, which means understanding the «dynamics of culture» encoded into his poetry and plays.

Hitting a gay child only forces him into the closet, where he learns to resent himself, which leads to acting out at others (much like the pastor is doing.)

We've learned so much about how the universe works and how our brains function, yet The Church too often seems unable or unwilling to incorporate such things into their theology and instead simply ignores it.

I am very much into learning about other religions.

I was OBSESSED with trail mix as a kid, but it was pretty much equivalent to a bag of M&M's XD however, learning how to incorporate a lot more wholesome ingredients into my diet led me to my love for anything cleaner!

If feels so good to put into place what I have learned for the past year, however, there is still much more to learn.

I learned so much that this too will have to be broken down into a few posts because there is no way I could condense into one.

I loved how she poured so much emotion into her cooking and since then, as I learned to cook, I too try to put a lot of love into my food.

Just getting into fermentation for the first time and learning so much!

Interesting to learn that you all are so much into Indian Lassis!

For instance, I'm very much into herbal medicine, studying Ayurvedic health, practicing personalized nutrition, learning how our emotions and life circumstances affect our health, and discovering the energetic effects of food, emotions, and illness in ways that are typically overlooked in conventional nutrition advice.

Luckily, I've since learned there is a much easier way to make cauliflower into rice.

When you start to venture into the world of health and healing with food you quickly discover that there's just so much to learn!