Sentences with phrase «online equivalent»

«My bet is there will be one online equivalent of gold», he said.

However, there never was (to my knowledge) a direct online equivalent until the recent announcement referenced in the post above.

I will focus in my remaining comments on email communication which has been described as the «online equivalent of a postcard written in pencil».

Though more brightly lit and more sober, perusing profiles through a computer screen on Tandem is the closest online equivalent to scoping out strangers at a bar.

Nick Holmes at Binary Law notes the accelerating demise of the printed law review journal and other hard - copy forms of legal scholarship: «Where online equivalents are already paid for out of the budget or where free access materials might substitute, print will suffer severely.»

Online equivalents of radio (e.g., Pandora, iHeartRadio) get similar rights.

Businesses of all types are becoming adept at learning about potential customers as they go about the online equivalent of window shopping.

And even if Ebay were willing to take those risks, why would they burn so much creative energy on the online equivalent of a cash register?

If there was an online equivalent of a standing ovation I'd be giving it to you.

Do we perform the online equivalent of the street corner prayers that Jesus condemned?

Many were the online equivalent of the courtship displays the wild turkeys are doing in my yard this week — gobbling on behalf of Christianity or atheism.

(I'll quote from this volume, which I'll shorten to LMP, and note the online equivalents below.)

In a way, search ads would also serve as the online equivalent of yard signs — a tiny bit of name - exposure right as people are thinking about how to vote.

Many evil deeds go unpunished, while a few trigger the online equivalent of capital punishment: elimination of your avatar.

4) Once you do meet a woman through online dating — to the extent, that is, that she is responding to your profile or your email (the online equivalent of «meet»), then you need to know how to respond in the right way, how to carry on a conversation, what to talk about.

It is the online equivalent of a village square or a social club.

The online equivalent of a smile across a room, these consist of simple messages like, «Your profile brought a smile to my face!»

Then, you can do the online equivalent of «courting», getting to know members better at the click of a button - much more fully and in a more in - depth way than hooking up in a club.

Think for a moment: it'll be a total, humbling failure if you do the online equivalent of slurring into someone's ear, feeling much more articulate than you actually seem.

Those messages are shallow and meaningless — the online equivalent of getting dry - humped by douche bags in a club.

Upgrading you character and putting points into different categories is standard fare, but the simple setup of the mode alongside its mechanics is what made UFC 3 so addicting, and the same can be said about its online equivalent.

Can Simon, clearly in the grip of the online equivalent of first love, find out who Blue is while at the same time confront his own sexuality?

National reading and numeracy tests in Wales are set to move from a paper assessment to an online equivalent.

For example, rather than giving parents the online equivalent of a blank sheet of paper on which to list schools to which they want their child assigned, parents could receive a default list that is pre-populated based on an algorithm that takes into account school quality, school diversity, and travel distance.

But without a live teacher or her online equivalent to oversee the activity, the experiences are only as rigorous as the students themselves make them.

You don't want your learners walking into the online equivalent of a building site.

But does the typical self - published author with two ebooks on Amazon stand to benefit from selling his books through his own website, also known as the online equivalent of setting up a sales booth from the back of their car?

As I've said, don't let your account or page or blog sit idle, gathering cyberdust and constituting the online equivalent of crickets chirping.

If some period of time passes and still no traffic goes to your page, Amazon may move it to «Temporarily out of stock»... the online equivalent of walking into your local bookstore and asking them to order a title for you.

This advice also applies to online book descriptions, by the way (the online equivalent of a blurb.)

Making a site for just one book is the online equivalent of writing a bestseller and then never using that author name again.

Passwords / logins are the online equivalent of hand washing.

We recommend that the whole school staff undertake Teacher Workshop 1 - Introduction to consumer and financial literacy education for teachers either through a face to face professional development workshop or our online equivalent prior to registering to become a MoneySmart School.

Upgrading you character and putting points into different categories is standard fare, but the simple setup of the mode alongside its mechanics is what made UFC 3 so addicting, and the same can be said about its online equivalent.

Cyber Monday was kind of engineered back in 2005 as an online equivalent to the high - street frenzy of Black Friday.

The online equivalent of this is 100 Mario Challenge.

These social objects become the online equivalent of topics discussed during water - cooler moments -LSB-...]

It's in the global exchange of ideas on technical or bureaucratic challenges that's been established through the online equivalent of a 1 -800-CleanEnergyAdvice line: the Clean Energy Solutions Center.

So be social, not someone who does the online equivalent of showing up to lunch with a pile of business cards.

Chen notes that Bitcoins are a form of peer - to - peer currency that are «the online equivalent of a brown paper bag of cash.»