Sentences with phrase «readers point»

Not only do beta readers point out errors your tired eyes will gloss over, but they are important for weighing clarity, consistency, pacing, timing and credibility.

Several readers pointed out that using a fixed percentage stop made it more likely for high volatility stocks to hit the stop thus not performing as well.

You love it when readers point out typos in your ebook, because since you're an ebook author, you know you can easily fix them and improve your book.

But, you can mistakenly do it like I did with this recipe... until an informed reader pointed out to me that I was doing just that.

But, as a sweet reader pointed out, I have neglected to talk about the fact that our family has a beach house on the coast!

But remember: if all three of your beta readers pointed out the same issue, it's probably valid.

Correction A number of readers pointed out an error in last week's newsletter.»

So far, there is nothing special that comes along with the hack that users can do, although as Digital Reader points out, it opens the door for other enterprising hackers to figure that next stage out.

* EDIT: An astute reader pointed out that the 1.5 m is actually the figure that both Atlético Madrid and Huesca will receive a rumored transfer fee of 3m, as Atlético Madrid retained 50 % of his rights.

A sharp - eyed reader pointed out an interesting wrinkle in the state Conservative Party's July 15 fundraising reports.

On the surface, this student appears to be excelling academically: he has straight As; he made the Math Bowl competition team, he has earned from Accelerated Reader points than anyone else in his class, his whole grade for that matter.

I was, not surprisingly, watching HB 1121 more closely than the others — but when a helpful reader pointed out that discussion of HB 1127 in the Local and Federal Affairs Committee on April 4th was broadcast online, I had to take a look.

A few readers pointed out the Business Elite credit card, so here we are.

I initially pooh - poohed the claim as frivolous until TLT readers pointed... [Continue reading]

The eBook Reader points out a newish technology being pitched as the next step in passive displays.

After publishing my post, Focus On Trends: Why I'm Investing In The Heartland Of America, a couple readers pointed out that Fundrise, one of the leading real estate crowdfunding platforms, actually offers a Heartland eREIT.

Of course, you'll still need to speak with a human being on the other end of each call, but as a Boing Boing reader pointed out in the comments, it's still dangerously close to being spam — almost as bad as robocalls.

A few in - the - know readers pointed out that the question was based on a faulty assumption: It turns out there are Shark Tank — like contests for healthcare startups.

But since a Facebook reader pointed it out, you can also make a peach cobbler with buttermilk biscuit topping.

A blog reader pointed out to me recently that I never mention alternative and more eco friendly menstrual products.

A Democratic reader pointed me to this vintage YouTube clip from last summer's Senate coup, recalling that while Republicans might be slamming Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada Jr. now, there was a time when they counted him as one of their own.

Several alert readers pointed out that, even though you can not see direct evidence of the moon excursions with a telescope, there is one artifact that the astronauts left behind on the moon that does provide evidence of their missions.

He enjoys getting Accelerated Reader points since he is able to quickly take tests on the computer for books he has already read in the past.

A perceptive reader pointed this out to me.

I still get the occasional reader pointing out a mistake here or there and I fix it, which is the joy of ebook publishing.

An intrepid reader pointed out that Windows emulators like VMWare Fusion and Wine will allow Windows apps to run on other operating systems.

But many TICKET readers point out, 25,000 (and silver status) is not enough to get much anymore.

-LSB-...] 3/2/17 11:37 am: As a VFTW reader points out, Amex has quietly improved the Priority Pass benefit via its terms and conditions, permitting two -LSB-...]

What drew my attention — thanks to a few eagle - eyed Embargo Watch readers pointing me to this post by Thomas Lumley — is how the co-sponsors authors of the research handled the embargo.

As one Guardian reader points out, part of the low CO2 figures for Eurostar must presumably be due to a significant proportion of French electricity being supplied nuclear power.

On the other hand, Apple offered a solution for the hardware issue presuming that only some iPhone 6s units are affected, but Tech Times readers point out that other iPhone models face the same issues as well.

As other readers pointed out though, brick is hard on anything glass that gets dropped, and if you do alot of cooking or standing, brick is like cement and hard on your back / feet / joints.

dedicated reader points to whomever can tell me which project that handle on the table came from.

• Place most relevant and most recent information towards the top • State your strongest results and accomplishments first • Keep the total length between one and two pages • Avoid complex fonts and layout • Use short bullet points or tables to showcase skills, avoid long paragraphs • Include a professional performance summary designed to address the role specific needs of the reader

But as The Digital Reader points out, this is less of a question of people abandoning digital reading in general, and more of a question of people moving towards reading on general - purpose tablets or on their phones instead.

In his apologetic response, Kristof wrote, «As many readers pointed out, Roald Dahl really should have had a place on the list.

Update: And a sharp - eyed reader points out that the fundraising letter calls for the removal of «Shelly Smith.»

A helpful reader pointed out my mistake, -LSB-...]

A few readers pointed out the Business Elite credit card, so here we are.

Now, if that non-genre beta reader points out that they were confused at some point * because * of that large cast, we can take a closer look to see if we missed reminding the reader of who a character is that they haven't seen in a while or something.

And speaking of that «Rx,» I was mortified this morning when a TLT reader pointed out that my graphic misspelled, yes, the word «education.»

The eBook Reader points out that the DX is no longer available for purchase from Amazon, and is now only available through third party merchants.

UPDATE: As several readers pointed out in the comments field, the bug stores screenshots of bookmarked sites only, and as they're stored on the microSD card rather than the ROM, it makes sense they wouldn't be deleted after a factory reset.

If you have a voracious reader at home or in your classroom who wants a new reading goal beyond quantity or Accelerated Reader points, here's the perfect opportunity.

As one reader points out, the proper versions were corrupted by contractions such as «must've.»

Another reader points out this should be «when worse comes to worst,» which indicates something has degraded from one negative plane to the lowest possible.