Sentences with phrase «of a lot more accurate»

Not only does it significantly reduce clean up time since it completely removes the need for those pesky measuring cups and spoons, but it's a whole heck of a lot more accurate.

Not exact matches

Yes, Charles Schwab has a lot more assets in its accounts than Coinbase users, but the idea that crypto - currencies users are just a fringe part of the financial universe is not accurate.

I think that a bible with only stories of what Jesus actually said and did, with a big foreword saying «here is the stuff that people wrote down, years after he died, about what Jesus said and did... would be a lot more meaningful and accurate than what we have now.

We (or agnostics and you got a lot of those responses too) make up half becasue that's probably a more accurate number than the published 9 or so percent.

That's the designation I gave such recipes in my cookbooks, since it's more accurate, but a lot of these old blog recipes are still tagged with the term «sugar - free» — sorry for any confusion!

Our counterattacking is not good enough and missed chances pile up more pressure with a weakening defensive midfield position we need accurate and high tempo passing which require a lot of off the ball movement to give the guy with the ball more options of where to pass the ball.

He DID have a couple of games with 25 % snap totals, and played bits of special teams, but it's a lot more accurate to say that Drango produced 7 AV (rounding down due to the extra chunks of playing time) per 16 starts than to represent him as a 4 AV player.

We are used to hearing lots of bad news from Arsenal on the injury front, thoroughly sick of it to be more accurate, so it is always a nice change when we get some positive updates on the Arsenal players.

I'm still learning about soccer, so perhaps my judgement of Freddie's play wasn't accurate — but I am hoping that he'll shake the rust off and team up with Goal - Scoring Fredy for a lot more scores.

Their passing play all round was a great deal better than it was in the early part of the season when Gary Megson was manager, with their movement on and off the ball a lot sharper and their passes more accurate and crisper, signs that Coyle is having the desired impact the board expected from him when they appointed him back in January.

Disney's mission statement is «To Make People Happy,» but many parents fear THE MOUSE, and think a more accurate statement might be «To Make People Wait In Lines In The Hot Sun And Spend Lots Of Money» or feel Grumpy Dwarf is an accurate representation of a parent's mood at the end of a day at The Magic KingdoOf Money» or feel Grumpy Dwarf is an accurate representation of a parent's mood at the end of a day at The Magic Kingdoof a parent's mood at the end of a day at The Magic Kingdoof a day at The Magic Kingdom.

My prediction: As more dads take on the role of primary care provider, we'll find out that a lot of our beliefs about parenting are about as accurate as a little girl's idea that she's supposed to pee like a boy.

Mayor Bloomberg «is worth a lot of money» — this would be a more accurate statement.

While the new models — some of which are being developed in the Stadler group — are more complex and require a lot more computation, they provide more accurate results even at the start of an epidemic, when very little genetic data is available.

Wilczek: Yeah, I think that the next idea — which is slightly more speculative, well a lot of more speculative, but I think very compelling — is that we know ways to make our current, very accurate but somewhat lopsided equations that are based on the idea that there are several fundamental forces into a new synthesis in which all the different forces appear on the same footing — what we call a Unified Field Theory.

2) Make sure you have a very accurate scale and do not weigh yourself more than once per week as your weight can fluctuate a lot due to water retention 3) Make sure you get at least 1/2 hour of exercise daily.

Some decades had more trends than they can possibly cram into a single outfit, but I'd say overall this was an accurate reflection and a lot of fun to watch.

It's a lot easier to be objective this way plus your eye has a more accurate perspective of proportion.

It's a funny assumption, because even the bleeding edge of social science, which arguably has access to a lot more accurate data than eHarmony, is really quite bad at predicting human behavior.

Consisting of 250 specific and laser targeted questions (that might sound like a lot of questions, but it's been pared down from 436 questions over the years) that all contribute to creating a more accurate profile of who you are, what's most important to you, and what you're looking for in someone else, this eHarmony test is a game changer in the world of online dating because it starts with YOU as opposed to starting with everyone else.

(There's a lot of convenient eavesdropping going on here, and Irene arrives at more than one conclusion that is accurate but which she has no reason to suspect.)

The more accurate read on The Banner Saga though is that it's a beautifully illustrated visual novel with a lot of choose - your - own - adventure narrative decisions and frequent strategic battles.

It's fairer and more accurate to say that «they know a lot about the issue» or that «they have a strong point of view.»

1) You obviously don't own one nor do you know of what you speak 2) Because if you did you'd know seeing how yours would be one of them that now 92 % of all S's sold wind up in the shop for major repairs on average of four times or more per annum 3) And you'd also be aware of all the serious Li issues with TESLA's in temps below 42f or above 80f 4) And you'd know one 3.5 second [get the numbers accurate] blast in a TESLA will use up 805 of your batteries capacity 5) Not to mention the majority of all S's sold wind up on a used car lot within 18 months of purchase... because they are such a pile of techno wonder garbage

Despite the Series 5's stiffened suspension there is still quite a lot of body roll, although the small steering wheel's keener power steering setup is far more accurate and responsive.

Its RealSense Snapshot camera has a lot of potential but, at least right now, could use some better and more accurate software.

OlivePad 2 will also sport GLONASS navigation system which is the Russian equivalent of GPS and is believed to be a lot more accurate than GPS.

To be more accurate Michael, a lot of traditional authors are bad too, but the idea rings the bells and the support structure to hone and change, edit and re-edit is there to make it all shiny and marketable.

A lot of technology is now built - in, like the 8 - sensors (for steps taken, distance traveled, calories burned, floors climbed, and active minutes) along with with a GPS to make those details more accurate without the need for a smartphone nearby.

Some of these movies may not be entirely accurate, some of them may be biased, but the important thing is that people are becoming engaged in history and potentially interested, which is a lot more than what my text books and history classes did.

It's more accurate to say that 70 % of the trade book sales Bowker can measure are of print editions, and that could leave out a lot of books on Kindle, iBookstore, Kobo, and Nook.

And if the stats are even close to accurate of a realtor selling your house from 10 - 15 % more than you'd do it yourself, that 10 - 15 % means a lot more on that 600k than it does the 60k.

The reason I think the rule of thumb is still good, despite the assumptions, is that I don't think a «more accurate» number based on a lot of unpredictable guesses is really better; and it may even be harmful if you use it to justify saving less, or even if you use it to save far too much.

I'm not worried about the tests being accurate, I wish they were because up here, trust me, there wouldn't be more than a handful of «pit bulls» and we could save lots of dogs.

I don't know how accurate this list of genetic problems is but it seems a lot more realistic than some I have seen

Agility, meanwhile, determines a lot of defensive moves but also makes your strikes more accurate.

This one is getting a lot of attention from historians for its accurate portrayals of war, and if you're itching for a more realistic look at the time, this could offer some real value.

«As seen in the comparison trailer below, it seems as if 2K Games» claim of the titles in BioShock: The Collection running at 1080p resolution and «up to 60 FPS» is accurate, for the visuals look to be a lot more detailed, while the frame rate runs in a much smoother capacity.

Tracking isn't quite as accurate as one would hope but this comes down a lot more to the limitations of the PSVR tech, namely the lack of a 360 camera set up.

-- Computers with more TFLOPs, memory, and I / O, since a lot of simulations use methods that require modeling something physical with a large collection of elements small enough to get accurate enough.

I would have thought Cape Town had many thousands of measurements by now, whose average would be a lot more accurate than any individual one of them.

I'll say again... Lindzen, Spencer, and some others catch a lot of heat for attempts to verify climate models by some of the more modern, more accurate measures, but I believe they are moving in the right direction.

Learning more about climate science has also helped me become a lot more knowledgable about where CFD may or may not be going and what the pitfalls are of doing time accurate turbulent simulations.

There are lots of great books by scientists and journalists, so why do we assume that deadline journalism is so much more important than books for getting accurate and clear information to the public?

Of course, if the study does prove to be accurate and CO2 really is making everyone more stupid than Al Gore has a lot of explaining to dOf course, if the study does prove to be accurate and CO2 really is making everyone more stupid than Al Gore has a lot of explaining to dof explaining to do.

For more thought along those lines, read «A Comparison of Bayesian and Frequentist Methods of Estimation» by Francisco J. Samaniego; and his considerations of when Bayesian estimates are less accurate than frequentist estimates (almost always, especially in multiparameter cases or cases without a lot of a priori frequentist information).

I can't help but think the Namibian and Mongolian models seem a lot more natural; and if the recent research into «the hidden universe of organisms (bacteria, viruses and fungi) teeming throughout our glands, hair follicles and epidermis» is accurate, then it's also much healthier.

They're usable because they ARE accurate records of the «conditions» at the time — crop cycles and yields, rain, heat, cold, snow, ice pack, death records (both animal and human) and a lot more — and they give pretty accurate knowledge about what was happening and the general temp range at that particular time and location.

In fact, I think a fairly small group could make a lot of headway in generating consumer friendly papers very quickly... with the first recipients of the output being places like the Guardian, so they get it right the first time (i.e. give them something more involved and accurate than a «press release» to work from).

He says that when RAVN tells some law firms: «This will take about a quarter of the time it took you before, it's going to be more accurate and a lot quicker», they just want to show you the door because they think that you're making them poorer.