Sentences with phrase «work as a buffer»

The purpose of that workout is to have fun, add some variety, and it can work as a buffer for days where my body feel tired — in which case the workout will just be some yoga or foam rolling.

The grid works as a buffer.

An umbrella liability policy is for general liability coverage, so it would work as a buffer for your car insurance as well as your homeowner's liability protection.

Positive friendship qualities work as a buffer against negative life events and contribute to higher levels of self - esteem and confidence in the student.

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Gold miner Millennium Minerals has received firm commitments for an $ 8.1 million capital raising to provide a working capital buffer as it ramps up to full production at Nullagine gold project in the Pilbara.

(Just check out this blog post from Buffer CEO Joel Gascoigne, on the joys and benefits of working as a distributed team.)

From video resumes to business development pitches, job seekers are expected to distinguish themselves from the outset because startups usually do not have HR managers to serve as buffers before top candidates meet the busy executives they will be working for.

Long - term treasuries will likely still work as ballast when it matters most (global risk - off events), but we see short - term U.S. debt now offering compelling income, along with a healthy buffer against the risk of further interest rate rises.

Last year David Brooks offered a summary of the work while currently Ross Douhat and Damon Linker have reflected on whether or not Taylor's idea of the late - modern self as «buffered» describes our current predicament (Linker is unconvinced while Douhat seems open, but skeptical).

Fathers can also act as a buffer when mothering fails or mothers are not available due to long hours working (O'Brien, 2004).

They are great burping cloths and work well as a buffer between the baby and whatever they are laying on.

The buffer / gatekeeper / policy hammer role he played worked two ways and I'm not sure anyone as knowledgable and experienced and adept currently works on the second floor.

I had a professor who referred to this buffer as «f**k you» money — you keep it around so that you have the power to say those words to your boss when you don't want to work for him or her anymore.

The Symposium agreed the oceans have been soaking up 24 million tonnes of CO2 a day — but that buffer, protecting us from worse climate change, may not keep working as well.

«Plan a re-entry day that serves as a buffer between your vacation and your first day back to work,» says Smith.

* Carnosine is a dipeptide (Beta - Alanine plus Histidine) that functions as a buffer for the hydrogen ions (acid) produced during strenuous exercise, thus helping to maintain optimum muscular pH. * NOW uses CarnoSyn ®, a patented form of Beta - Alanine that has been clinically tested and shown to increase muscle carnosine content, allowing muscles to work harder and longer during intense exercise.

Car buffer This may sound ridiculous, but rather than go to a store to buy a specialty massage wand, Williams says her car buffer works just as well — for a fraction of the price.

Since that first spark of inspiration became something tangible, significant others, buddies from work and siblings across the state act as sounding boards, therapists encouraging you back to the drawing board, and buffers through all those aggravating moments of writers block.

Like you, we have buffer baked in to account for supplementing the college funds stash as well as teenage years expenses (Hello orthodontist work, car insurance and the like......)

As for converting your husband's work coverage, most group life insurance plans build a buffer into the pricing of the conversion option.

This offbeat business mix works in Emerson's favor in two ways: On the one hand, the relatively resilient demand for its commercial and residential products acts as a buffer during difficult times.

Personally I don't like to have one since I'd rather rely on line of credits but that said, we usually have around $ 3000 in our accounts — I normally think of this as a «cash buffer» rather than an emergency fund but it kind of works out to the same thing.

High - speed Wi - Fi, personal computers, and private work spaces with noise buffering panels are provided throughout the lounge, as are electrical outlets that are never more than a few feet away.

Yet such scepticism ignores the fact that the promotion of such work through the critically validated spaces of the biennial acts as a buffer to the other obvious way of appropriating new art made in Asia — that is, the market.

We were working with the Government of Nigeria to complete the first phase of the federal «shelter belt» project, which involves creating a forestry barrier across the north of the country as a buffer to the encroachment of the Sahara desert.

All of these, as well as CO2 sequestration as is (just taking CO2 and burying it in old oil reservoirs, aquifers, etc.), would be attempts to grasp the «big control knob» (see Hank Roberts» 670), and in such a way as to have the same or nearly the same (depending on seawater chemistry and how carbonate dissolution works in buffering pH relative to sequestering CO2 from the atmosphere) effect as reducing anthropogenic CO2 emissions.

For many regions, an important focus of coastal use planning is to use the coast as a natural system to buffer coastal communities from inundation, working with nature rather than against it, as in the Netherlands.

In this light, Dudas has acknowledged that «more work needs to be done on the regulatory front» which could serve as a buffer should financial losses be imminent

These features work by allocating a certain amount of memory on the local device and using that as a buffer for the video.

Having said that, the income generated by Soundtrap — which has plans that start out at no cost for limited features and work up to a subscription costing around $ 144 per year or around $ 15 per month — could be used to serve as a buffer to Spotify's financial standings.

«It removes any opportunities for discrimination,» said Carolyn Kopprasch, who works in customer service as the chief happiness officer at Buffer, which publishes salaries, pricing and revenue online.

Summary The Houseman is Housekeeping's «Swiss Army knife» as he or she will be called to do many different tasks; such as delivering a crib or rollaway bed, work a buffer to polish a floor, clean the Hotel's drive, take ice to a room, stock supplies for the Room Attendants, as well as be the...

The Houseman is Housekeeping's «Swiss Army knife» as he or she will be called to do many different tasks; such as delivering a crib or rollaway bed, work a buffer to polish a floor, clean the Hotel's drive, take ice to a room, stock supplies for the Room Attendants, as well as be the overall...

drove company van to clean TCF banks at cub stores all over the metro area.Washed and spot - cleaned furniture, blackboards, mirrors, wastebaskets and garbage cans, office machines and ashtrays.Polished furniture and metal fixtures.Gathered and emptied trash and recycling bins.Dusted and mopped all hard surfaces.Set up and took down chairs and tables.Wet mopped and spot mopped public corridors, washrooms and classrooms.Cleaned and restocked cafeteria items.Dusted furniture, walls, machines and equipment.Cleaned public restrooms, including scrubbing sinks, toilets, countertops and mirrors.Cleaned break rooms, including sinks, countertops, microwaves, coffeemakers, refrigerators, tables and chairs.Emptied all trash cans and replaced liners.Maintained all janitorial equipment in a clean, safe and operable condition.Operated janitorial equipment properly and safely.Traveled to and from work sites in a timely manner.Cleaned and maintained bathrooms and showers and swept and mopped floors.Safely operated equipment such as vacuum cleaners, floor buffers and carpet machines.

Washed and spot - cleaned furniture, blackboards, mirrors, wastebaskets and garbage cans, office machines and ashtrays.Polished furniture and metal fixtures.Gathered and emptied trash and recycling bins.Dusted and mopped all hard surfaces.Set up and took down chairs and tables.Wet mopped and spot mopped public corridors, washrooms and classrooms.Cleaned and restocked cafeteria items.Dusted furniture, walls, machines and equipment.Cleaned public restrooms, including scrubbing sinks, toilets, countertops and mirrors.Cleaned break rooms, including sinks, countertops, microwaves, coffeemakers, refrigerators, tables and chairs.Emptied all trash cans and replaced liners.Maintained all janitorial equipment in a clean, safe and operable condition.Operated janitorial equipment properly and safely.Traveled to and from work sites in a timely manner.Cleaned and maintained bathrooms and showers and swept and mopped floors.Safely operated equipment such as vacuum cleaners, floor buffers and carpet machines.

A father's emotional involvement with his child also acts as a buffer against work - related stresses, meaning that dads are more likely to feel better overall.

Protective factors are conditions or attributes of individuals, families, communities, or the larger society that can promote well - being by serving as «buffers» to the effects of risk exposure and helping individuals and families negotiate difficult circumstances and fare better in school, work, and life.

«I personally believe as a former practitioner in family law and as a judge that having the collaborative team in place acts as a buffer between parties who don't get along where there is either actual domestic violence or the potential for domestic violence and you have an experienced mental health professional that can watch out for the signs and help both parties work through an agreement,» Nichols said.

We added a small wall that serves as our work station / coffee bar and it helps buffer some of the noise that can travel down our hallway.