Sentences with phrase «works in tune with»

Suspension too works in tune with the brakes and increases the safety.

With the new 2016 Mercedes - Benz C - Class, every tiny detail is fine - crafted and designed to work in tune with the rest of the car.

He admired, and admires, his contemporaries Gilbert and George, but it was later, when he went to Europe, he says, that he found artists making work in tune with his: people such as Carl Andre and Joseph Beuys.

Not exact matches

To ensure that the right action is taken with the right lead and that marketing, sales development and sales work together like a highly tuned orchestra, a comprehensive sales enablement process is needed to drive real results in a reasonable timeframe.

When you synchronize your movements with the music, you allow yourself to tune in to what you are working and tune out everything else.

But if you are looking for consilience, in which multiple lines of independent evidence converge on the same target, then Schwartz's argument is a good one to have in your arsenal, for it fits nicely with biological arguments for intelligent design (cf. Michael Behe's Darwin's Black Box), recent philosophical work on mental causation (cf. Robert Koons» Realism Regained), cosmological fine - tuning (cf. John Barrow and Frank Tipler's The Anthropic Cosmological Principle), and consciousness studies (cf. Dean Radin's The Conscious Universe).

But what I'd heard about his work with Dare 2 Share Ministries from friends in the Billy Graham Evangelistic Organisation was so exciting, so exhilarating, so in tune with my own hopes for my own kids, so radical in its belief in the power of the Gospel and so confident in the capacity of teenagers to actually live it and share it themselves, that, well, I was prepared to travel all the way to Luton to talk to him.

Before I jump right into all the yummy things we can make with sweetened condensed milk (don't even get me started, just stay tuned because I have some ridiculous recipes in the works), let's first talk a little bit about how to make this delicious baking elixir.

We're in tune with the seasons so we can work with our amazing local and BC growers whenever possible.

I also don't remember a previous Bolton side racking up as many goals at this time in the season, with Coyle's fine - tuning of the Bolton attack working wonders with immediate affect as the Reebok outfit have amassed 28 goals in the league this season; more than Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool.

The 29 - year - old produced a barnstorming display, playing the full 95 minutes and forming an instant connection with January signing Walcott, who hit both Everton goals on the night Coleman says the duo have continued to work on their link - up play in training and is confident their partnership will flourish as they become increasingly in - tune with each other's attributes.

What I love about Paige's design work is that she's particularly tuned into three things: 1) merging people's styles (which Jon and I needed help with), 2) making spaces beautiful but still kid - friendly, and 3) being realistic about her client's needs (if you tell her your budget, she will actually work with you to stay in the budget, not scope creep and make everything awkward).

In fact, I was just out to lunch the other week with a dear friend who shared that when she's at home she can be, maybe, 50 % tuned into her work, but when she steps into an external workspace, she cranks up to 100 %.

Be sure that you are in tune with your baby and things will work out.

«I think a lot of people who worked on [Obama's] campaign were younger and in tune with Lollapalooza,» and thus familiar with the site as a possible gathering spot for the masses, Chicago Park District Supt. Tim Mitchell said.

Human Development Experts Recommend Tuning in to Family, Not Devices Combined with increasingly hectic work, school, and extracurricular schedules, the advent of wireless technology has led to less quality time between parents and children.

The key to all of this is being in tune with your little one enough to understand their personality and work with it instead of against it.

The key is being in tune with your little one enough to understand their personality and work with it instead of against it.

By understanding crying as communicating allows you to become confident about what works for your baby, helping you to feel calm, in control and more in tune with your baby.

Stay tuned for more Book Boxes in the first week of July as I work with Lu again on another Book Box craft!

Of course, the idea of a «War on Christmas» is terminally silly in a culture saturated with Christmas messaging (as I write this, the radio at the coffeeshop I'm in is tuned to a channel that'll play nothing BUT Christmas songs for the next couple of weeks), but what the heck — martial metaphors work quite well when you want to get folks fired up.

With them, the party might just be forced to get back in tune with the voting public and work out how to relaunch its politics in a way that appeals to former Conservative votWith them, the party might just be forced to get back in tune with the voting public and work out how to relaunch its politics in a way that appeals to former Conservative votwith the voting public and work out how to relaunch its politics in a way that appeals to former Conservative voters.

«It helps take our fight against violent and extreme pornography to where it needs to be - in tune with technology and in line with how the modern criminal mind works,» he said.

He admitted that in the past, the Conservatives were not in tune with many people's concerns, noting: «While parents worried about childcare, getting the kids to school, balancing work and family life - we were banging on about Europe.»

Your policies will be more in tune with now rather than how it has been done, which doesn't seem to be working anymore.

He recalls enlisting Peter Mandelson who «paged through a copy of the Sun full of anti-euro material, saying how cleverly it chimed with the focus - group work, and how much it was in tune with the anti-euro sentiment in the population.

«I am a woman from the Niger Delta, who, through perseverance and sheer hard work rose to one of the highest positions in the country's premier International Oil Company, and in tune with my ethos of hard work, I earned the prestigious British Foreign and Commonwealth Chevening Scholarship Award and was, thereafter, admitted to my MBA programme at the World renowned Cambridge University,» she said.

Worse, for the duration of the Cuomo administration, nonprofits have suffered cuts to the tune of $ 259 million, with no increases for inflation since 2010 - 2011, except for a targeted increase for staff in 2015 that applied to only a segment of the work force.

Khan complains that fewer and fewer people are having a say in the future of our country; that he has no wish to make light of the task for elected politicians to show that politicians are in tune with people's lives; that they get what issues concern us, and that they are able to do something about it, ending by pleading not to give political parties an excuse to ignore us, our family, friends and work colleagues.

Scott pivoted slightly, thinking that working in Big Pharma might be more in tune with her nature.

Now their work shifts to fine - tuning their topics, meeting with members of their community to better understand the issue in the local context, and developing projects to share with the public and policy - makers.

But Jasanoff's goal is to show that the brain doesn't work as a distinct, mystical entity, but as a ball of flesh awash with fluids and innately in tune with the rest of the body and the environment.

William Sullivan (UCSC), collaborator of this work, adds: «Like a car with its engine out of tune, over many cell divisions this is likely to result in severe disruptions in chromosome organization.»

Students and «postdocs [who] come from different cultures should be exposed to the good practices before they start work, so that they are in tune with the rest of the team,» she writes.

As another advantage, APC - mimetic scaffolds enabled us to tune the ratios of subpopulations of T cells with different roles in the desired immune responses, which in the future might increase their functionality,» said David Zhang, the study's second author and a Graduate Student working with Mooney.

Babies who don't tune in with their mothers are less empathetic as teenagers, according to previous work from the same lab.

Working with instruments and facilities in Columbia Engineering laboratory space and the Columbia Nano Initiative (CNI), the researchers were able to fabricate metal - based plasmonic SSAs using an inexpensive process that can tune the SSAs to suit different operating conditions, and is compatible with industrial manufacturing methods.

By combining the silicon nitride with platinum heaters, they were able to very finely tune the rings and make them work in tandem with the single input laser.

Your body should be a finely tuned machine with all of the organ systems working in concert together.

In this work, we propose a model wherein BRs fine - tune the decision to maintain SM identity or acquire bristle fate through interactions with additional molecular factor (s) that are asymmetrically localized (Figure 8B).

«These dress rehearsals enable our science teams to fine - tune their data acquisition techniques including pointing commands, iron out any software bugs, and get used to working with the data, well in advance of the start of the main mission starting next year,» Svedhem said in a press release.

Kelly LeVeque is the it - girl of the wellness world, with a client roster that reads like an InStyle cover star list, a new book, Body Love, coming out this summer, and a secret, exciting project with mbg in the works (stay tuned for more on that!).

As part of her holistic regimen, she sees a body worker whenever she needs a «tune up,» participates in a monthly women's circle, and sometimes works with a meditation teacher one - on - one.

Balance active work - outs with active tune - ins.

Normalize your diet, optimize the bacteria in your digestive tract with fermented foods, and work with your doctor to have some simple blood tests done to fine tune your approach.

During a rowing session you should spend more time on recovery than all - out effort, to the tune of a 2 - 1 or 3 - 1 rest - to - work ratio, according to Eric Von Frohlich, the co-founder of Row House, an indoor rowing studio in New York City with a new location in Chelsea.

«Working with Dr, Maureen Dunn has resulted in the most amazing positive results and the entire experience has been and continues to be life changing in fine tuning my attitude about how to read my body and be more supportive of healthy, fuller body care and life style.»

When you synchronize your movements with the music, you allow yourself to tune in to what you are working and tune out everything else.

I incorporated the crystal singing bowls that were tuned to the 7 chakra notes and 5 spiritual levels of conciousness, as prescribed by the mystic seers and my training in full spectrum healing, into my healing work with clients and the result was astounding.

In other words, tuning the engine works when that's the only problem with the car; if something else is wrong, then you car will not run properly.