Sentences with phrase «paper back then»

He could know that by comparing the zonal averages or the geographical patterns of the two warming periods, which is what he did in the paper back then (e.g., Plate 1).

They usually used hemp paper back then.

Not exact matches

While it was easy to switch the paper label someone might glue to a bottle (the adhesives weren't that good back then), branding the cork was an effective way to ensure you were buying and drinking what you thought you had purchased.

Then, she'll head back to bed or a couch to check the news on her iPad — reading the paper, as well as checking (and posting on) Instagram.

In 2006, five Federal Reserve economists published a paper on labor force participation, which was falling even back then.

«Back then a lot of smaller regional banks still did everything on paper,» Cuban told Forbes.

We should note that this paper was published back in 2015, and things have moved forward in Facebook in particular and in technology in general since then.

Back in 1987, when he was still silk - screening his Joe Boxer boxer shorts by hand, he'd do screen tests on pieces of paper and then throw the paper in the garbage.

SEO was admittedly much easier back then; Schultz says he didn't have any problem getting a monopoly on the paper airplane market.

The monetary policy debate over whether rule - like behavior is preferable to pure discretion dates back at least to Henry Simons in 1936.1 More recently, in their Nobel Prize - winning work, Finn Kydland and Ed Prescott demonstrated that a credible commitment by policymakers to behave in a systematic rule - like manner leads to better outcomes than discretion.2 Since then, numerous papers using a variety of models have investigated the benefits of rule - like behavior in monetary policy and found that there are indeed significant benefits.

For those of you too young to remember, computer printers back then didn't use regular paper; they used a continuous roll of paper with perforations for page breaks rather than separate pages.

Back then the prophets like Ezekiel wrote on scroll paper that was wrapped around sticks, rather than using book form like the Bible is in today.

They didn't have blackboards back then in Israel, and this probably wasn't paper and ink.

And then, swatting the paper with the back of her hand, she asks, «Is there fact checking involved?»

Well praise Allah for that... well just think, no running water, no toilet paper, no soap, I would imaging that everybody was fairly stinky back then

Once chocolate has melted, use a toothpick to dip each ball into the chocolate, tap on the side of the pan to remove extra chocolate, then place back on wax paper, garnish with chopped white chocolate and French Burnt peanuts.

Dip the balls into the chocolate until covered, then place back on parchment - paper lined baking sheet.

Basically, each night we write what we are thankful for on the back of a paper leaf, and then we hang it on the tree.

So at first I didn't realize I had to bake the cheesecake later for 45 min then freeze it so I had to make the time then I had to go back to the store for ingredients I thought I had then got ready to get started again and realized I needed a spring pan which I don't have so I had to go back to the store so I get ready to make it and I have no parchment paper I called my neighbor and thank god she had some so I make the layer after redoing it once then I realize I can't make the cake layer because I have only one egg left so back to the store I go now I'm finally finishing it and I think the cake batter is to stiff I measured the ingredients so carefully and my daughter doesn't make it any better she tasted it and said it isn't good lol well I'm pushing through come hell or high water I am gonna finish this doggone cake!!

I chilled the batter for twenty minutes, and then put the batter back in the fridge in between each cookie sheet, but they were all paper thin.

Dip the top of the ball into the nuts, and then place the cake pop back on the parchment paper - lined baking sheet, nut - side down (so the stick points straight up).

I dropped the banana into the pot of melted chocolate, flipped the banana with a spatula (so it was evenly covered), then used the spatula to fish it back out and slide it onto the paper.

When they were cooled and frosted I lined a plate with parchment paper, placed the cakes on top, then pushed them into the back of my car before slamming the trunk.

You'll need something to keep your heart stable as you decorate it, so use a pencil to trace out the heart shape on the parchment paper, then transfer the cakes back to the wire rack.

This recipe was a thought in the back of my mind a few days ago, I had scribbled some notes on paper and was then reminded of it as I realised I needed a quick and speedy lunch.

Wiggle it around to release any excess chocolate, then place back onto the parchment paper.

Put it in a pan lined with paper towels and then put it back in the cooler to dry for another 24 hours, then you are ready to smoke.

You could cook the squares then lift them out of the pan (in one big piece, since you are using parchment paper), press a raw nut - date crust into the pan, then place the squares back into the pan (w / o parchment) on top of the crust, and then cut the squares.

Roll out mixture between grease proof paper, leave to set, then breakup and put back through food processor until desired texture is achieved.

After I had the dough rolled thin, I sprinkled the top with salt, then with finely ground rosemary (I rubbed it over the dough until it was basically green), put the parchment paper back on and gave it a few more rolls, and then sliced and baked it.

According to an essay by Nena Singleton accompanying an online exhibit about Fabian Garcia sponsored by the NMSU Library's Rio Grande Historical Collection, which houses Garcia's papers, the great horticulturalist had a close call back then at the age of nine.

It feels like if I didn't say anything — if I ran out of the room right then, sobbing — he'd just tidy up a few papers on his desk and go back about his job of being Barry Alvarez, the former Badgers head coach who took Wisconsin to three Rose Bowls after decades of irrelevance, then signed the check for his own bronze statue as the school's athletic director.

He roughs it out on a piece of scratch paper, then types it up back home in Miami, then prints it out, then cuts it into a perfect square, then laminates it, then slides it into his black billfold, and every morning before shaving he takes it out and spends a few minutes really thinking about what it says.

no doubt the papers made up this # 50 million to make the board look bad and tight (both are myths made up by press during the lean years), but they have said in public they will back wenger with the big money on world class purchases, then i believe they will.

And then when he did finally get his papers and came to north London on the back of an impressive World Cup, it all seemed to go wrong for him again.

Back then I thought the two stories might be connected and the news reported by Metro today does nothing to change that, as the paper reveals that the Gunners have now opened up talks with Campbell over an extension to his current deal which runs out at the end of the season.

On paper it looks like we are back in contention but in reality we are still outsiders with a chance and will need to beat all our rivals just to stay in with that chance and then keep on winning.

and i have always agreed with that statement, i am not the greatest wenger lover, but back then he was honest and trustworthy.so come on arsenal fans, let us join together on here for a change, and not give a fkuk about what other clubs and their fans and sympathisers like scholes says and writes, none of our business, scholes is making a living after all and paper does not refuse ink.

«Back then, you couldn't even open a paper and see an opening line or closing line,» explains Fabrizio.

They point out how the paper towel keeps working until the job is done (the mom rinses it out and comes back) and then she victoriously flips it into the trash.

Students got their papers back with the teacher's comments and the Post-it, and then they were given the option of revising their essay to respond to the comments and improve their grade.

And if you're looking for local drop offs, bring your Halloween candy to Magic Beans (all 3 locations) through November 10 and trade it for 25 % off a toy, or to Wellesley Dental Group where they'll buy back paper lunch bags full of candy for $ 1 then donate the candy to the troops (through November 13).

Much later children will use this skill in school, by looking up at the blackboard and then back down at their papers to write something.

Print the color paper pages on card stock, turn them around and then print the activities out on the back.

If we really stood back and watched them, kids learn in so many ways constantly — yet we are so conditioned to thinking that if there isn't a paper trail or test scores then they (we) aren't doing it right.

Let it dry and then glue it to the back of the paper plate.

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In his book Power Trip, Damian McBride recalls his frustration — and sneaking admiration for — Tony Blair's annual conference Houdini act: «Each year we'd come in with Tony under pressure, probably assisted by some unhelpful splashes from me in the Sunday papers; Gordon would make an ecstatically received speech appealing to Labour's soul and adding to the pressure; and Tony would then deliver an even better - received speech dashing Gordon's hopes and putting him back in his box.»

«We have had enough of reading of British prime ministers over the last 20 to 30 years in the days preceding a summit that «they will stand up for the British national interest» and then coming back from a summit with a kind of Chamberlain-esque piece of paper saying, «I have negotiated very, very hard, I have got opt - outs on this and that and I have succeeded in standing up for British interests».»

Lisa Marie Cater, 51, says in court papers filed Saturday in federal court that she wrote to the Empire State Development Corp. in the fall of 2015 seeking help, and then - Regional President William «Sam» Hoyt wrote her back directly saying he could help her find a job.