Emphasised used in a sentence

Emphasised in a sentence as an adjective

Everyone always seems to come from the one good Crossfit gym where correct form is emphasised. Where the coaches are wonderful.

Always wondering why the version '2' is emphasised heavily. Never heard of Sublime Text when it is version 1.

This would explain why early diagnosis is so emphasised, I still didn't understand how much it could matter.

Cannot be emphasised enough. Less than 1% of Oracle's market cap; and pretty sure they could complete their offering with a NoSQL database.

But what I have emphasised on is that vanilla JS, with zero dependencies, is actually shorter code than any other solution. And works just as well.

Coming from a technical/academic background, good copy is not something that is emphasised - are we missing a trick?

The white education system, while far better, emphasised conformism, rather than innovation. Still it produced Elon Musk, so it couldn't have been that bad.

The maps are clearly flawed, but the overall point is entirely true, and emphasised by the fact that most spending on Android is, predictably, done by those with newer higher end devices. I used to be super bullish on Android, now much less so.

Id=6034075 Instead, longevity and data density is emphasised, and application for long-term storage. Sounds like a replacement for tape.

I would normally expect a purchase page to have some visually emphasised call to action. I still genuinely feel a little guilty for contributing to any hysteria about this with my comment above though.

Further Samsung has always "de-emphasised" Android, as like others they want to commoditize their compliments, and it makes no sense to talk up the features that most of their competitors have as well. And for what it's worth, Android itself is the least dependency Samsung has on Google.

It seems trendy nowadays and is emphasised in the article. But another angle, that seem to describe more closely the long term evolution and progress of human societies, is that laws and ethics have been slowly built by human societies against the law of nature.

Buddha was supposed to have emphasised experience over verbal teaching, so I personally believe teaching the technique with simpler guidance would be appropriate. I also believe meditation is a good way to come to terms with the eventuality of death.

The Court emphasised the chilling effect of journalists being seen to assist in the identification of anonymous sources. It found that Interbrews interests in finding the source of the leak did not outweigh the public interest in the protection of journalistic sources."

As the Director emphasised again and again, Ebola is only transmittable when you are showing symptoms. There is only the window between the 24th and 28th when the patient with Ebola could have realistically infected anyone, so people travelling along with them aren’t affected.

So many of the crimes they have de-emphasised which previously scored them many easily solved crimes, are victim-less crimes or have no direct victims, and it is not clear that the reduction in solved crimes there is a problem at all. The shift in enforcement especially when it comes to ***** is in line with international shifts in attitudes.

They emphasised architectural elegance over short term practicality - ie do it right rather than do it quickly. The problem with operating systems is that you need to have a minimum set of working functionality in order for it to be somewhat useful to people not developing the operating system itself.

This came up because the title of this submission emphasised the founder's country of origin, which in turn is because the post was originally written for a Nigerian audience, for whom the founder's country of origin IS newsworthy.

Before you can play again I actually took that de-emphasised retry loop of Threes to be a lovely touch of "humane" game design. A lot of us are probably familiar with an unconscious just-one-more insta-retry reflex, and while that does keep you in a game, there's a fair chance of the conclusion being quitting it on a bleary-eyed low note after your last-last-last-for-real attempt goes worse than your first.

I recall a talk at MIT back in the 90s where the speaker emphasised that heat generated in semiconductors is generated by the frequency with which heat is generated and then sunk, and that it would be possible to design much lower energy, lower heat electronics if ideas from linear logic were applied to gate construction, minimising the need for generate-sink. The paper's technology seems to support this thesis.

Usually this means introducing no warmth where there was none, no harshness where there was none, emphasising nothing that wasn't originally emphasised in the recording and studio, etc. You shouldn't hear the equipment used for reproduction in the music that you're reproducing.

I have to agree, and add an observation that every project I've seen which emphasised highly isolated unit tests spent the majority of its test development effort on local behaviour that was easy to test, and very little effort on testing complex interactions and emergent behaviour. Furthermore, when a complex interaction with changing behaviour in third party code caused a bug, I have always observed the resident advocates of highly isolated unit tests throw up their hands and say "oh well that's not our problem".