In "The Everything Store," Stone recounts being teased by Bezos about "the narrative fallacy," Nassim Nicholas Taleb's term for turning a mess of information into a neat story.
The Tesla's rapid acceleration comes from the ability of an electric motor to deliver its maximum amount of torque at whatever speed the motor is turning.In this section Highly charged motoring Fair play Face off ReprintsTorque is the scientific term for turning force, and it is measured in newton-metres (Nm).
Often, demands for "repentance" are generally better translated as demands for shuv -- a Hebrew term for "turning around -- or metanoia -- a Greek term that literally means "changing one's mind".
The Administration seemed similarly compelled to exaggerate the short-term prospects for turning Iraq into a democratic, peaceful, modern capitalist state.
Despite his grip on the organs of repression, his long-term prospects for turning his country round and staying on top of it look increasingly bleak.
Leeds city centre's trade chief has promised Kirkgate Market has a bright future as she set out a long-term strategy for turning its fortunes around.
People mainly partitioned together within their divisions, in terms of turning to peers for getting information; although there was frequent cross-divisional recognition of expertise and friendship ties.
Most buses are 9.5 m to 18 m long, so it is very different from driving a tiny little "VW Beetle" in terms for parking and turning.
She sneaks into the pool to spy on Ben as he tries out for the swim team, she rewrites one of his term papers before turning it in for him in hopes of raising his grade, and she even uses her work-study position at the school's administration office to steal his file and read his college application essay.
Bud Selig, the baseball commissioner, is similarly not worried that he secured a cushy deal when the long term is turning murky for Fox.
In terms of timing, turning it before and after work worked for me.
