Sentences with phrase «of a blip»

«It's been more of a blip in the history of beekeeping,» she said in an interview.

While MMO players are starved for new material, Bless» arrival might warrant more of a blip than a bomb, much the same way that Revelation Online did this past year.

There are no special features on the disc (boo to that), the film itself had almost no marketing presence, and I doubt it will make much of a blip on anyone's radar.

A judgment of $ 80 million probably does not cause much of a blip in most major corporate balance sheets.

Even if you have a couple of blips on your resume, having an effective strategy for dealing with them will help remove any doubts over your application.

One would think that such a data breach and the company's subsequent nonchalance about its impact would cause some sort of blip in terms of Snapchat's usage or growth.

Nothing can be located at a precise point in space or time, preventing the formation of a blip of infinite energy and density.

«There have been a couple of blips along the way, of course.

why is he always using those words blip and accident, does he know the meaning of blip?

Pedro has a superb record for Barca and his knowledge of what it takes to win the big games could prove crucial for his new club as they look to establish themselves as a force in the Premier League and Champions League again after a bit of a blip since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement.

The moments of blip happen to every team.

After a strong September, Woking have suffered something of a blip in late October, as Nathan Baxter and company went down 3 - 1 to Dover and 3 - 2 to Guiseley this week.

The Citizens are likely going to want to prove their defeat was just the most minor of blips and they can collect a victory in this one and there is more than a reasonable chance that it will be to nil.

Not even worthy of a blip in the radar for hospital births.

The reboot of Paul Verhoeven's 1987 sci - fi classic ROBOCOP has seen a small number of blips previous to and during production.

How is the amount of blip calculated (is it rev dependent or is it not so sensitive)?

The system, which is driver selectable uses clutch, gear position and propshaft sensors, together with finely - tuned programming of the engine management, to mimic the technique of heel - and - toe downshifts; the act of blipping the throttle while braking and changing gear.

Being a fan of blips, bleeps and bloops in music makes me happy to hear someone with real cred can nerd all over their aural projects and it's not only accepted, but it makes into high profile places.

Then it's just a matter of correctly positioning yourself in front of the blip and using you trusty pickaxe to uncover your find.

I had heard of the title mentioned, but it didn't make enough of a blip on my radar to garner a pre-release glance.

Founded by Paul Levering and Paul Owens, the team has branched out into various videogame - related media, including capturing the behind - the - scenes making of the game Infamous and overseeing the mixing and mastering of the Blip Festival 2008 live album.

One of the most common dilemmas in a job search is the handling of a blip in your career.

And the best part is, at the end of this blip of a journey (in the grand scheme)- we get to spend eternity with our Sonny.

After subscription commerce came «content and commerce,» a trend that peaked so fast it's more of a blip than a full - fledged fad.

There's always some sort of blip but hopefully we're not going to have that this year.

A glance at Team Watts» point total for the season wouldn't cause much of a blip on your radar, but anyone who has seen them play the last three weeks knows better.

This is obviously a bit of a blip — you're not going to change grandpa's mind if he loves to lug around his copy of Team Of Rivals all day — but it's interesting to note that the e-reader market is far larger than we assume it is as Baby Boomers start thinking harder about how they read.

Kingsley Manning, chair of the Health and Social Care Information Centre, said: «The first drop in obesity prevalence among year six stands out, although we will need to see what the numbers say in future years to determine if this is the start of a decline or more of a blip.»

So, as much as one of his blips has been nudged into shape, it nudges right back.

Three years later, it looks like the worst meltdown since Chernobyl was more of a blip than a turning point for nuclear energy.