Sentences with phrase «sound work on»

She was commissioned by the Glasgow International Festival, which ended on Monday, to produce a «site - specific outdoor sound work on the banks of the River Clyde».

Tris Vonna - Michell, Registers, 2017, Film installation, consisting of photo montage, in - built lcd screen, sound work on speakers and headphones, 12 ~ 30, loop

1 / 30 — Tris Vonna - Michell, Registers, 2017 photo montage, in - built LCD flatscreen, sound work on speakers and headphones

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That alone sounds like a pretty good case for letting fly with more humor at work, but the study goes on to identify further reasons to let more humor into the sometimes straight - faced world of business.

Yes, that does sound like a bit more work than simply hitting «post» on the Facebook app, but these days technology makes building a site relatively easy.

It may sound like a classic entrepreneurial story: taking on a massive student - loan debt load and erasing it through hard work and perseverance while finding success in the high - risk startup world.

¦ Work a little longer If neither of those scenarios sounds appetizing, the good news is you would only need to delay your retirement by a few months if you worked full - time, give or take, depending on your salary.

In a coworking space, for example, it's easy to join in on topic - specific discussions, head to the gym to work out at any time of the day, grab coffee at all hours, change up your work surrounding, take important calls in sound - blocking rooms and even catch some Z's in a nap closet.

«The strategy is definitely sound on paper (and definitely works when you model it in an Excel spreadsheet), but we do not believe it will result in a higher stock price in the nearterm,» Cowen & Co. said in a note.

The Warrior Web under - suit sounds complementary to both the Iron Man and HULC exoskeletons being worked on by defense contractors Raytheon and Lockheed, respectively, both of which are discussed in Sex, Bombs and Burgers.

I had a job that gave me a steady paycheque, health insurance, there were account managers and all that, but it sounded a helluva lot more adventurous to say I could work less, make more and — here's the kicker — work on stuff I like.

North Korea state media said: «Sound dialogue is not possible with such a guy (President Trump) bereft of reason and only absolute force can work on him.»

The idea of entrepreneurs working in glorified garages trying to solve one of the most ambitious problems in physics sounds absurd on the surface.

It might sound extreme, but without distractions your employees will be forced to focus on their work more.

Mario D'Amico, senior vice-president of marketing at Cirque du Soleil, says the company is determined to make Banana Shpeel work, and while the initial reviews weren't what he was hoping for, he doesn't sound terribly concerned with whether or not the show will go on.

This one from McMaster University via Coursera is focused more on career issues, and the topics covered sound like a top hits list of common work questions: «Mindshift teaches you essentials such as how to get the most out of online learning and MOOCs, how to seek out and work with mentors, the secrets to avoiding career ruts (and catastrophes) and general ruts in life, and insights such as the value of selective ignorance over general competence.»

I know what you're thinking: Working out and getting sweaty with a VR headset on your head sounds incredibly uncomfortable.

Relaxing Sounds Of Nature Lite: If your work area is filled with distractions, put on headphones and launch one of the soothing sounds in thiSounds Of Nature Lite: If your work area is filled with distractions, put on headphones and launch one of the soothing sounds in thisounds in this app.

A contractor who was inside the building told WDIO television that the explosion sounded like «a sonic boom» that happened when crews were working on shutting the plant down for repairs.

After a long day at work, it's easy to come up with excuses for skipping out on events that would have otherwise sounded enjoyable to you.

I know if you're a young guy trying to start up a business selling dress clothes to older men, the idea of hanging out at some overpriced, elite club during the week after work might not sound like the most fun you've ever had, but in the long run this type of extracurricular activity might be worth the large bar tab and cigar scent on everything you own.

«When it comes to raising your productivity level, try working on projects with your email and sound alert turned off.

It means you'll lose some sound in crowded places like the subway, but then again, don't work out on the subway.

When pressed on the details of how the product works, Putnam declined to explain other than to say the device is a full - length mirror with an LCD display, surround - sound speakers, camera, and a microphone.

Motorola sells an $ 80 clip - on speaker from audio company JBL, for instance, but there are Bluetooth speakers that cost half as much, work with more than one device, and don't only project sound away from you.

Yes, it sounds simple, but again, if you don't do this and, heaven forbid, a reporter clicks on a link that doesn't work, you'll have lost the one opportunity you may have had to capture this reporter's attention.

It was a late 1960s or early 1970s piece, complete with «luxurious» orange drapery behind wrought iron and wood, smoked mirror accents, a built - in turntable and sound system and a flip - on faux fireplace.

Not only do over-ear headphones signal to everyone in the office that you're head - down to work, this incredibly comfortable pair softens sounds before you even turn it on.

«I was at work on the third floor, and then suddenly I heard a deafening sound, but couldn't understand what was happening.

Some of those who spoke with the Post got the impression that Apple wanted to hire senior executives to run some kind of TV and / or movie venture, while others said it sounded like Apple (AAPL) was working on a possible acquisition to jump start such an effort.

The 39 - year - old actor posted a series of questions on LinkedIn a few days ago with the intention of starting a «live open dialog about gender equality in the work place [sic] and in tech in general» with his partner from venture capital firm Sound Ventures, Effie Epstein.

It was the culmination of 18 months» work on what Google calls Project Loon, in recognition of how wacky the idea may sound.

When he got back to the office he put his insight into practice, launching Soma's «Work From Anywhere Week» policy which, just like it sounds, allows the entire team to log on from anywhere they please for one week each quarter.

Sound management of your work life is the cornerstone of controlling your calendar, and to this end Vanderkam proposes we adopt a stricter outlook on what actually constitutes work: «any «work» that is not advancing you toward the professional life you want should not count as work.

One Silicon Valley start - up is working on a new piece of software (that's right, software) that uses «ultrasonic sound» to transmit information — including payment information — to a point of sale system.

With the company on sounder footing today, Muhlhauser is now working to replace the lost RIM revenue.

These are simple to use, sound great, and are great for so many activities including: running, commute to work on the train, listening to podcasts and music, and making your friends jealous.

Amazon is reportedly working on the Amazon Echo 2, an updated version of the company's Alexa - powered smart speaker that will look and sound better than the original.

Sounding like a Republican in Democratic clothing not unlike his Senate mentor Joe Lieberman, his State of the Union speech urged creation of a bipartisan (that is, Republican - friendly) working group to agree on how to lower the deficit.

And if all this sounds like just a bit too tricky to figure out, or you don't have the time to do the research on your own, the great news is that we are already doing all the hard work for you every day!

On the days when content marketers struggle with accurate attribution, reliable measurement, and definitive ROI for content, working at a standalone media company may sound appealing.

Super-saturated sound - portraits of entrepreneurs and artists at work on the 2400 block of Saint Paul Street: Whirring blenders, whispering crochet needles, bubbling deep - fryers, clanking screen - presses, snipping scissors, and whooshing hair dryers comprise the soundscapes at Style Lab, Ajna Printing, American Wings & Pizza, Lauryn Byrd's Yarn Bombs, and Grind House Juice Bar & Café.

Yet articles from the Wall Street Journal and the Independent on SCL's work circa 1999 and 2000 describe what sound like relatively standard political messaging and PR work for the Thai and Indonesian regimes, alongside a penchant for secrecy and ethically questionable activities.

The lead designer on the project, Markus McKenna, worked with Steelcase to construct what McKenna refers to as a «cocoon - like space»; a three sided set of privacy screens that work together to obstruct peripheral vision and help block out the sound and vision of people traffic around it.

Such a system would work best if it were based on sound money, i.e., a market - chosen medium of exchange.

I have fortunately gotten offers to work at a startup and in several different contexts similar to my previous position — and these are things I would potentially enjoy, yes, but to waste the potential equity that «personal brand», dirty as it may sound, creates for me (or anyone else) to leverage into client work that pays well and speaking gigs that open up other opportunities — would be a true «lighting on fire» of that which I had done to build that before quitting.

The highlight was working on a whole - of - life data project that involved constructing networks of environmental monitoring stations in the Australian outback, and then using the collected data to empirically model groundwater dynamics — which doesn't sound all that interesting, but was actually quite a departure from the generally accepted contemporary methods.

The sound can get suitably gritty on some of the more aggressive numbers, like «Wow» with its pounding guitars and distorted vocal declarations (If it looks like it works and feels like it works then it works).

The stiff efficiency of soldiers working the gates, the hard eyes of security people, the sound of heavy boots on stone roads,...