Sentences with phrase «person in the sprint»

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«A lot of the things we do in the sprint are meant to help people who are introverted — people who aren't as comfortable or as capable of pitching their ideas — to be on a level playing field with the founder or with anyone on the team,» says Knapp.

Aligning your ducks in a row, understating a venture is a marathon with hundreds of sprints in between, and knowing how to make other people feel successful are not only applicable to founders of start ups but are values of life we should all integrate.

Great Britain Cycling Team sprint coach Justin Grace said: «Victoria is being very well looked after here in Rotterdam and the well - wishes people have been sending her are very much appreciated.

«The use of carbon has allowed us to dramatically save weight and make exceptionally stiff frames,» says Nicolas Sims, a spokesman for Specialized Bicycle Components in Morgan Hill, Calif. «If it comes down to a sprint finish in a road race, that person will want a really stiff frame so they get good power delivery.»

I mean, I — I do, I'm not currently in a sprint, I mean, I'm pretty lean right now so I'm mainly just lifting weights, but a lot of people, you know, this is also gonna depend on where you're at in your journey with your adrenals, because you know Justin and I would never recommend going straight into sprints if you're stage 3 adrenal fatigue.

Exercises such as pushups, pullups, situps, burpees, bodyweight squats, plyometrics, and sprints will bring most people's physiques in line with their goals.

Each athlete carries different ratios of MyHC I and II in their muscles, and this, in part, is why some people are described as more sprint - oriented while others appear to have slower acceleration speeds.

In fact, this study by Gillen et al found that just 10 minutes of interval sprints burned as much fat as a person that did regular steady - state cardio for 50 minutes.

For example, instead of running for an hour straight, a person might run 20 - yard sprints for, say, 15 minutes with small rest periods in between.

In this version, we see nine people sprint towards the actor before it reaches its hilarious conclusion with the tenth sprinter.

Think about how upward of 20 people altruistically join in on Michael B. Jordan's morning jog, which turns into an extraordinarily determined sprint at around what could've realistically been mile nine.

Most people, when they think about high intensity interval training, they think about a personal trainer flogging them as hard as they can in the gym, on an exercise bike, or maybe doing multiple sprints out on an oval; and none of that really probably seems too fun, for most people, when they think about that.

The Type of Author Who Will Have the Most Successful Campaigns Is: • Willing to be involved and engaged • Active on social media • A team player • Realistic about their expectations • Friendly with fellow authors in the industry • Has an appreciation for booksellers • Willing to walk over hot coals to meet one fan, versus only doing something with an audience of 1,000 people • Patient, understanding that publicity is a marathon, not a sprint.

I asked 4 people today at work on sprint if they would switch to tmobile for this blackberry they were all like uhmm no I actually like having reception inside buildings LOL something tmobile doesn't provide over here in LA cuz apparently they all tried tmobile before and did nt like that it crapped out in many buildings in dwtwn LA were sprint usually comes tru.

«People need to remember that good credit is a marathon, not a sprint, and that if you simply keep paying your bills on time, every time, and keep your debts to a minimum, you'll have a great credit score in time.»

Most people are quite afraid whenever they see a German Shepherd, especially when it is in its alert stance with ears pointing straight up, its hind legs well planted on the ground, and its forelegs ready for a sprint.

Older dogs tend to be more relaxed than younger ones, but all enjoy taking a walk with their person and a quick sprint once in a while in a completely fenced - in area (ball fields work great if you don't have a fenced yard!).

As someone who participated in cross country, you should know that the person who sprinted out in front at the beginning of the race trying to get ahead ended up loosing because they used all their energy at the start.

Scrum's emphasis on features over systems, on rapid prototyping and iteration, on cross-disciplinary teams, on people over process, and on the creation of a potentially shippable piece of software every sprint / milestone made the game playable at a very early stage in development.

There's a mission that takes part primarily on and farm and the graphics were exceptional in showing the fine detail of the grass and hay bales as Carter sprinted around popping aliens; compared to some higher budgeted titles they may appear lacking but they're certainly above the bargain bin quality I've heard some people decry the game for having.

The analog «sticks» don't press in as their own buttons, meaning a lot of conventional first - person shooter control schemes won't have their sprint button or melee / crouch buttons.

He's going to take part in Martin Creed's Work No 850 at Tate Britain by joining the people who sprint through the Duveen galleries every 30 seconds.

Creed probably delighted as many people with Work No 850, in which athletes sprinted through Tate Britain at timed intervals, as he previously enraged in the same place with Work No 227, in which the gallery lights turned on and off, also at equal intervals.

But none of this, in my view, undercuts the importance of natural gas as a bridge fuel on the path to a lower - carbon, and more secure, energy menu as humanity sprints toward 9 billion people seeking decent lives.

In partnership with experts from Stanford Law School's Legal Design Lab, Northeastern School of Law's NuLawLab, and the University of Maine School of Law, the Court Compass project is employing a number of human - centered design tools, including in - person design sprints and other focus groups to test new processes and solutions in real time and refine them based on user feedbacIn partnership with experts from Stanford Law School's Legal Design Lab, Northeastern School of Law's NuLawLab, and the University of Maine School of Law, the Court Compass project is employing a number of human - centered design tools, including in - person design sprints and other focus groups to test new processes and solutions in real time and refine them based on user feedbacin - person design sprints and other focus groups to test new processes and solutions in real time and refine them based on user feedbacin real time and refine them based on user feedback.