Sentences with phrase «now familiar»

After a demonstration given at the YMCA in nearby Springfield, the name «Mintonette» was replaced with the now familiar name «Volleyball.»

This insight has provided me with great edge, as I am now familiar with the different ways of analyzing problems and providing viable solutions to patients, often assisting podiatrists in handling complicated examinations and surgical procedures.

Many people are now familiar in the internet but not are all familiar to web development, standing out and showing your talents into your resume can get this job for you.

The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus stick to the same tried and true aesthetic as their predecessors, complete with the now familiar design that has remained a constant since the release of the iPhone 6 back in 2014.

On - screen controls are now a familiar thing and here they work just as well as they do on the Nexus 5.

Hoover talked about his own journey before he built the Product Hunt platform you're now familiar with — starting with writing more than 150 blog posts that were published across numerous outlets (ours included) and building a subscriber base of over 1,000 for his email newsletter, Startup Nation.

In an age where we're now familiar with Apple's AirPods and Samsung's Gear IconX 2018, though, a string between the two sides just isn't going to work for us any more.

Google's 2nd Gen Chromecast almost had this slim design it seems, as an unearthed set of patent documents reveals that Google at one point was considering a longer slimmer unit instead of the puck that most people are now familiar with.

On its left edge is the now familiar, and very popular, three - position button that easily sets the phone into «silent», «do not disturb» and «ring» modes.

The metro interface offers something very different than the now familiar Android and iOS offerings and its good to see it implemented in a decent fashion.

This is where other Android device manufacturers win out, but the lack of card expansion is a now familiar downside of Nexus handsets.

Since you are now familiar with how to store coins in NEON wallet, let's see how to claim GAS and how to withdraw GAS from NEON wallet.

The Home «button» is the now familiar pressure - sensitive Touch ID sensor with adjustable «Taptic» feedback to (amazingly realistically) simulate the feel of a physical button.

They also offer 5.6 - inch and 6 - inch Super AMOLED Infinity Displays with 1080 x 2220 resolution in that now familiar 18:5:9 aspect ratio.

Hitting the Google button, docked in the right edge of the suggestions bar instantly brings the now familiar Google search bar.

The most important thing to know about Assassin's Creed III is that it is very much an evolution of its now familiar mold.

The traditional game modes return, including team objectives (and a new domination mode) and the now familiar deathmatch, with you're hunting a character as another hunts you.

This is a process that legal systems are by now familiar with, having adapted (albeit slowly) to new information technology over the last few decades.

A physicist, Tim Berners - Lee, wrote a proposal for information management showing how information could be transferred easily over the Internet by using hypertext, the now familiar point - and - click system of navigating through information.

Lawyers are now familiar with digital time - entry, e-billing, and expense - tracking applications.

Legal OnRamp's CEO was Paul Lippe, a former general counsel who is now familiar to many for the column he writes for the ABA Journal, The New Normal.

While the Committee stressed the need for further research into the possible effect of the proposals on the supply of legal help to the most vulnerable, the impact these reforms may have on BME suppliers and the dangers of Best Value Tendering, the Government response has dismissed these worries out of hand, displaying a now familiar caviler attitude to the future of Legal Aid.

Most professionals in the property ecosystem are now familiar with the broad topic of environmental risk and it is accepted as part of the overall due diligence process.

Duty counsel are now a familiar sight in criminal court, but when duty counsel were first introduced not everyone welcomed their participation in proceedings.

The majority opinion justifies the need to merge reasonableness simpliciter with patent unreasonableness on now familiar grounds that: (i) the two standards are impossible to distinguish in application, despite good intentions in selecting a «middle ground» standard where pragmatic factors point both for and against judicial deference; and (ii) patent unreasonableness contemplates judicial endorsement of an «unreasonable» administrative decision.

Furthermore, at least 65 % of the pack must be covered with health warnings and the now familiar graphic images of the health consequences of smoking.

Many people are now familiar with Avvo for its Web site that connects lawyers and potential clients, but Avvo now says that service is just the beginning.

On the Moving Planet side of things, the speakers certainly made a compelling case, if now familiar for many TreeHugger readers.

The apartment's design uses many of the standard small space design ideas we're now familiar with: breaking down walls, installing some multifunctional elements and using materials and colours in a way that expands and connects spaces, instead of closing them off.

This was the first time to my knowledge that the now familiar multi decadal patterns were recognized.

This is a benefit in that the entire team is now familiar with all aspects of the house design.

In getting down to the nitty - gritty specifics of whether or not a flatline trend is actually in progress, they do like to cite the following theme, now familiar to CA readers of this thread, of which the following graphic represents the distilled essence of their scientific evidence: The All - Purpose IPCC Truth Squad «AGW is Real» Graphic

Claudia Cattaneo: The SumOfUs campaign against Trans Mountain has followed a now familiar pattern

In a story that is now familiar to most readers, the shale gas revolution in the United States has dramatically reduced the cost of natural gas.

The industry had a willing booster in George W. Bush, who quickly broke his campaign promise to regulate carbon dioxide as a pollutant and appointed coal lobbyists to top positions in his administration, granting the industry a long and now familiar wish list of favors, including gutting the Clean Air Act and easing standards for mountaintop mining.

The document, produced by members of Inhofe's staff, recycles now familiar sceptic arguments about the stolen emails from East Anglia and the mistakes in the IPCC report.

We are now familiar with the Solyndra scandal, one of the companies that received loan guarantees despite grave misgivings of DOE staff members.

This has been obvious for some time with the now familiar decadal pattern showing up.

Going to Scotland for another speech, he played the victimization card now familiar to IPCC affiliated and Climatic Research Unit (CRU) people, like Director Phil Jones who claimed he considered suicide after the emails were leaked.

When we learned that BECCS was being advocated as an approach to «mitigation,» we turned our attention to providing a critique based on many of those, by now familiar, arguments.

I've written off and on about how the divide in the United States over how quickly to curb carbon dioxide emissions has little to do with the now familiar red state versus blue state dynamic, and is more about which regions have grids and economies most wedded to coal and oil, and which don't.

The artist has gained recent attention; having been relatively forgotten since Chillida's Guggenheim exhibition in 1980, and represents a now familiar European Post-war sculpture; with works investigating form, space, and material usage in sculptural practice, site - specific, weighty objects reflecting architecture and nature, here seemingly taken a little out of context.

The exhibited paintings, begun when Scully had definitively established himself in New York, after emigrating from England, are early manifestations of his now familiar vocabulary of blocks and bands of mysterious, unnameable color, applied with rough, deliberate strokes.

In her recent paintings, and Due North is a good example, the structuring grid, which in previous paintings may have been implicit, appears to have become explicit, which in turn seems to provide an opportunity to introduce rectangular «figures» that interact with the now familiar circular forms, except they're only figures when they become such, other times they are gaps, portals, windows, negative spaces in the grid.

Imagine my pleasant surprise this morning when i saw that Bill Hilf, general manager of platform strategy at Microsoft, is now familiar with Hugh and the Blue Monster campaign, with my blog as a pivot point.

I first used it in print in a 1985 essay on Louise Lawler, «In and Out of Place,» when I ran off the now familiar list of Michael Asher, Marcel Broodthaers, Daniel Buren, and Hans Haacke, adding that, «while very different, all these artists engage (d) in institutional critique.»

I think I find a similar dialogue taking place in Fiona Rae's paintings, only here the digital seems to be referenced more in the synthetic colours and the insertion of manufactured collaged elements from childish popular culture, girly stationery, stickers of cute cartoon pandas, her now familiar mixing of crass pop decor with the tropes of Abstract Expressionism, that continues to have the power to jar, entertain, and provoke.

The Red Head Gallery, Toronto, November 4 - 28 The incorporation of time - based media into installation is by now a familiar tactic in art addressing issues of memory and identity.

Factor, 1983, protrudes from the wall entirely and asks you to think about the now familiar square shape from a different perspective.

Two paintings in the exhibition feature Buzz Lightyear and Woody, computer - animated stars of the 1995 film Toy Story, while two others include a helix logo made of colored pixels, a new icon of the kind now familiar from computer screens and handheld devices.