Sentences with phrase «useful way compared»

The Fitbit Alta offers many of the same features as the Flex 2, meaning no elevation or heart rate data, though it does smartphone notifications in a slightly more useful way compared to the Flex 2.

the combination of «desktop mode» and landscape orientation (see below) shows most web pages in a relatively impressive and useful way compared with earlier Kindle models

Not exact matches

While comparing line movement with public betting trends can be useful in determining which teams are being pounded by sharp money, betting a game simply because of line movement is an easy way to blow through your bankroll.

But researchers don't have efficient ways to compare the characteristics of different cell lines or to access lines that might be especially useful for a given project.

The energy in essence is simply relocated to a much more efficient way of storing it — muscles are far more useful for storing energy than fat is and they can store even more energy — they are more efficient energy stores when compared by weight.

Only three per cent said they found the DfE's financial efficiency metric tool, an online service which provides compares a school's finances with their peers», a useful way to help manage their school's budget.

0 Noise: There is literally 0 noise in the belt driven design compared to a chain drive which will need constant tightening in order to avoid rattling noise which might be unpleasant, belts however do not emit any kind of noise way until their last leg of useful lives.

To my mind the only useful way an independent author can assess such costs is to compare each outlay to potential revenue.

The only suggestion I have would be an easier way to search the listings... having individual listings is great, but having either a search widget and / or a spreadsheet to help compare multiple listings at a time would be quite useful.

A useful way to compare competing loan offers is through the annual percentage rate (APR).

One useful way of classifying tipping elements is in terms of the time, T, over which a qualitative change is observed: (i) rapid, abrupt, or spasmodic tipping occurs if the observation time is very small compared with TP (but T ≠ 0); (ii) gradual or episodic tipping occurs if the observation time is intermediate (e.g., of order TP); and (iii) slow or asymptotic tipping occurs if the observation time is very long (in particular, T → TE).

Comparing methodologies by using them on the same data set is a useful way of testing them.

A new post of about a week ago may have some useful analogies: «Net subsidiy analysis is a better way to compare government energy policy» http://www.masterresource.org/2013/11/net-subsidy-analysis-a-better-way-to-compare-government-energy-policy/

Basically, the only surefire way to compare rates accurately is to personally check quotes from the competition yourself; a less exciting, but useful way to spend an evening.

Compared to the Wear OS store, this app store is far more useful for finding new Android smartwatch apps, and is a much better way to get reviews and hear feedback, as well as stay tuned to the latest and greatest smartwatch apps launching every week.