Sentence examples for terms of boot from inspiring English sources

The result, for most users, is an experience that compares very well to having a totally solid state drive in terms of boot speeds, wake from sleep times, program launches and program performance.

So I want to speak to the issues that the little guy is facing in terms of their innovation being protected, and in terms of boot-strapping their entrepreneurial endeavor.

In terms of boots, some chunky Doc Martens, Timberlands, or some other variety of big combat boot will help you look tough.

A lot -- in terms of in boot camp, picking him up, a lot of heart-to-hearts, that kind of stuff.

One irony of the "war on terror" is that Mr Bush's hyperventilation worked against him in terms of getting boots on the ground: neither his own countrymen nor his allies were sure enough that they were really under threat.

The chief of defence staff, Sir Jock Stirrup, who accompanied Ainsworth as he met soldiers from the First Battalion of the Duke of Lancaster Regiment at the training facility, said: "The force level increase of 500 represents between 10 and 15% increase in terms of the boots on the ground patrolling in Helmand.

Sponsorship means anything from financial (like paying the monthly fees) to adding value in terms of training (Amex ran entrepreneur boot camps, Huggies distributed potty-training DVDs to toddler playgroup Meetups).

In fact, it beats the Casio in terms of video, and is freeze-proof to boot (if you care about that).

It is clear that double BOOT has predictive performance superior to that of BOOT, with double BOOT having a smaller PMSE about 70% of the time.

These are another type of boot that people like wear as snow boots, that make bad snow boots.

A list of boot devices will be displayed, select cd-rom as first boot device.