Sentences with phrase «written equivalent of»

Following up your headline with a well - constructed summary of who you are and what you have to offer is the written equivalent of the elevator pitch job seekers should have in their repertoire for face - to - face networking.

The Profile is the written equivalent of an «elevator pitch» designed to capture the employer's interest quickly so that they will read your CV in full and, hopefully, invite you to interview.

«Now, with more headlines and more examples of where to look, you can bet that malicious actors have already written the equivalent of search engines to more automatically find these hidden treasures of sensitive data», Johnson said.

E-mail, I think, is often used as the written equivalent of talk.

Version 6.3 doesn't add anything revolutionary, but it includes several neat extras, including a toolbar for sharing notes and passages from within books, as well as «Book Extras,» which adds the written equivalent of DVD special features like character biographies or a glossary to books.

Basically, since the launch of the Daily Update, I've written the equivalent of about 10 books.

The screenplay, by John M. Phillips, is the written equivalent of a toddler discovering curse words.

Despite being the written equivalent of an auctioneer reciting Tolstoy, Origins delivers on its promise — and (bonus!)

It's the written equivalent of the spoken out loud — after you've said something scathing about someone «Bless her Heart.»

As he said, writing his equivalent of a character reference, «The marvels of the earth a hundred feet high, the marvels of the sea a hundred feet deep, have for their witness only the wild eye that when in need of colours refers simply to the rainbow.»

But unlike these startling first two chords and the «depiction of indomitable fury» that follows them, some lawyers begin their briefs with the legal - writing equivalent of Maurice Ravel's Bolero:

Not exact matches

Not as the rough equivalent of a really, really hard pop quiz from the universe, but instead as an opportunity to write your own identity, assert your values, and actively shape your life.

The mental boost was «equivalent to a ten - point increase in IQ,» according to the Association for Psychological Science write - up of the study.

The combined ratio as used in this earnings release is the equivalent of, and is calculated in the same manner as, the SAP combined ratio except that the SAP underwriting expense ratio is based on net written premiums and the underwriting expense ratio as used in this earnings release is based on net earned premiums.

Too many business owners write professional bios that are the literary equivalent of sleeping pills.

As I wrote in a 2014 article, it is the financial equivalent of death by a thousand cuts.

«An equivalent scenario with conventional weapons would be the U.S. military having some of its Tomahawk missiles stolen,» wrote president Brad Smith.

Byron described Wired's balance sheet as «growing worse by the minute, as if some kind of financial Ebola virus were spreading through the operation... Peel away all the financial razzmatazz and Wired Ventures has turkey written all over it — a business dependent on the financial equivalent of an iron lung for continued survival.

All candidates for the program will be required to pass the EDT, unless they have already written a Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) within the last 5 years and achieved a minimum score of 500 or the equivalent in the GRE.

All candidates without a recognized undergraduate degree must write the GMAT and achieve a minimum score of 500 or the equivalent in the GRE.

The number of cheques written is now equivalent to around 4 per person per year and continuing to fall sharply.

Introduced on February 7, 2017, HB 2417 provides that smart contracts written on a blockchain are essentially equivalent to all other forms of contracts.

Story with grammatical errors looks like it was written by a sixth grader...»... it was discovered that hundreds and thousands of names...» Wouldn't that be mathematically equivalent to just saying «thousands»?»

Each transaction is recorded in a public ledger, called a «block chain,» to keep people from writing the digital equivalent of a bad check.

• In a somewhat hostile article on Pope Benedict in the influential German weekly Der Spiegel» roughly the German equivalent of Time, if Time were written about four grades higher» the writer speaks of the Evangelical Christians in Latin America «multiplying there like the loaves and fishes in Canaan.»

«It has been called the Uncle Tom's Cabin of anti-Catholicism,» Morris writes, «or the anti-Catholic equivalent of the anti-Semitic Protocols of the Elders of Zion.»

Catholicism claims that this infallible spoken word of the Pope is equivalent to the Bible, The written Word of God, which was authored by the Holy Spirit.

As of yet no Intelligent design creationist has given anything but «faith» or «words» written down in a book equivalent to many other «holy» books with different and competing gods all throughout history that also have no verifiable evidence.

Considering the job description, written and unwritten, of a pastor it is not unreasonable for him to make a salary equivalent to the average in his congregation but the American church has a long way to go in their tithing / stewardship mentality to make this equity arrangment work.

People who argue this, however, fail to recognize that when Moses wrote these laws, they were operating as a Theocracy, and the vast majority of these «tithes» were the modern equivalent of taxes.

-LSB-...] guy who goes by the name «Naked Pastor» wrote a blog post on the subject, calling me the «equivalent of the Taliban.»

For me to write this comment is the equivalent of whacking a hornets nest with a stick early in the morning.

By the time I came to write Nemesis, I no longer doubted that maintaining our empire abroad required resources and commitments that would inevitably undercut, or simply skirt, what was left of our domestic democracy and that might, in the end, produce a military dictatorship or — far more likely — its civilian equivalent.

So it's the equivalent of a cult springing up now around a soldier in World War Two who had died and been resurrected and the evidence they gave you for that was some anonymous, second - hand, written information in the 1980s.

Al - Jumuah is written for Muslims trying their best to live in America and not become whatever equivalent of mainline Protestantism exists for Islam.

I believe that they derive from evolutionary patterns of behavior, and there are quite a few papers written on the subject detailing equivalent behaviors among other species to support this assertion.

Apocrypha were the ancient equivalent of horror stories, written to frighten and entertain the public, much the same way that Shakespearean plays did in the 1600s and Stephen King novels do today.

At Garrett the qualifying examination which the student takes about the beginning of his third year (and which requires the equivalent of five days of writing, plus an oral examination) covers five major areas.

Just as an astrologer» «please explain to me how science proves anything» «Religion is based on what someone stated a long time ago and can not be changed» «book of rules, which once it is written down it can't be changed» «Religion is equivalent of magic» «met a few rational atheists, but not many.

He writes: «My criticism, then, is principally directed against the attempt to explain the historical identity of Christianity by means of speculative thought (idealism), without regard to the constitutive function of Christian praxis, the cognitive equivalent of which is narrative and memory.

Part of the difficulty with the word «forgiveness» is that modern English speakers have put a slightly different twist on the word than how people would have understood the equivalent Greek or Hebrew words in the Scriptures when they were written.

Qualifications include high school diploma (or equivalent), a valid driver's license, knowledge of basic parking regulations, and good verbal and written skills.

You're in the trenches and what the staff officers are doing doesn't really make much difference...» — in Do No Harm he writes that governments turn the life of clinicians into a game of musical chairs, with the coalition's controversial NHS reforms the equivalent of changing the entire orchestra.

The head of the Dargah Aala Hazrat shrine at Ajmer, Rajasthan, where the fatwa was issued, stated that it was written in the Quran that killing one innocent person is equivalent to killing all humanity.

I vaguely had a project in mind, to try to write some sort of political equivalent of Freakonomics... Something about the law of unintended consequences in political decision - making, and how some problems, especially social ones, just get dumped, almost by default, in certain places.

«As you know... the Commissioner is empowered to grant a waiver to an «exceptionally qualified» candidate who does not meet all the graduate course or teaching requirements in law if he finds that the candidate has «exceptional training and experience» which are the «substantial equivalent» of such requirements,» Steiner wrote in the letter addressed to Brooklyn Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries and several other officials who expressed concern about Black's qualifications.

«We realized that we were discovering (or had blundered into) a huge oil and gas field buried in our cities (buildings), factories, and roads (cars), which could be «extracted» at pennies per gallon of gasoline equivalent,» he wrote.

«This is a serious problem since this is the equivalent of clicking a link with your eyes closed,» Pereyra wrote.

Jeffrey Mervis wrote about it at ScienceInsider, calling it the «equivalent of a no - hitter» and nearly a perfect game for Representative Lamar Smith (R - TX), chair of the house science committee.

«The signals introduced by Austen and Scott position them at the beginning of a stylistic - thematic genealogy; they are, in this sense, the literary equivalent of Homo erectus or, if you prefer, Adam and Eve,» Jockers wrote in a paper that was presented at the Digital Humanities conference in Hamburg, Germany, last month.