Tame the tech wolves eyeballing your lunch — before they eat it.
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Rod Blum, whose seat the party has been eyeballing for months.
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Even then the inspection may be no more than eyeballing the surface.
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Making roti is as much about eyeballing as measuring, tradition as instruction.
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It's not that I'm eyeballing babies and trying to snatch them from prams.
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She also gave a little dish on what kind of dress she's eyeballing.
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All those structural curves involved lots of eyeballing, crossed fingers and educated guesswork.
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Democrats are also eyeballing the seat which Trump won by 3.5 points in 2016.
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Just from eyeballing it ... it appears to be thousands of dollars worth of gear.
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He's clearly eyeballing higher office and has some legit progressive accomplishments in his back pocket.
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The video begins with two T-Rexes eyeballing each other and letting out several ferocious roars.
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Caldwell's research for the role included eyeballing Shkreli in person at a court hearing last year.
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The furious debate over the size of Donald Trump's inauguration crowd involves a lot of eyeballing.
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On one hand, you can finally use all those bright liners you've been eyeballing for months.
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There had been a young man eyeballing a $1980 silver skull ring he could not afford.
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The accepted interpretation is that it depicts five prostitutes in a brothel, eyeballing a male patron.
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But the scientists involved weren't going to declare the T. Rex pregnant just by eyeballing a femur.
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We're told she's eyeballing security footage to see if she recognizes any cars that approached her house.
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"I would've come here anyway for the food," he says, eyeballing the appetizers on the tables below.
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Klitschko, who had been watching ringside at the Manchester Arena, stepped through the ropes for some early eyeballing.
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HIs mom noticed him eyeballing a toy cleaning kit one day which had a little mop in it.
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Yeah. One of my top five greatest show business moments was at a "Simpsons" party just eyeballing him.
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I notice a man working under the hood of a car eyeballing me as I exit my vehicle.
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The 2 stopped at a food truck for a while, eyeballing the eats, but ended up getting nothing.
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And even if you weren't born in April, don't worry: We're all for eyeballing a few investment pieces.
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These are not the offices where your grandparents worked, clocking out at 5 sharp, eyeballing the corner office.
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Now that I was eyeballing my new physique in every reflective surface, I literally could not give a fuck.
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"I don't experience sexual jealousy," Elizabeth Marston jeers, moments after accusing her husband of eyeballing one of his students.
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For now, everything is based on eyeballing, heuristics and the experience of the employees that are used to inspecting equipment.
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Just eyeballing it, I'd guess Iowa has about a sixth of California's electoral votes and a fifth of New York's.
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Did I spend my day hunched over at the waist eyeballing the gas flame when I cooked on the stove?
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Without eyeballing Drake's "future wife" Birkin collection, we can't estimate the total cost, but we do know they're definitely not cheap.
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The decision shows how courts can identify a gerrymander using methods that are much more precise than eyeballing funny-looking districts.
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Just from eyeballing the schematics, it would appear a horizontal dual camera system could overlap with the front-facing FaceTime camera.
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Uber scraped pricing information from competitors' websites and apps, and used a technique called "eyeballing" to gather vehicle location data from apps.
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StirMATE® Smart Pot Stirrer — $46.98 See Details Instead of eyeballing your pancake batter, use this nifty dispenser to keep things uniform.
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"This is exactly what everyone has to go through," she told him, eyeballing the other students who were also waiting in line.
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Luckily for me, I got to tiptoe around the boats in my socks whilst experiencing some serious eyeballing from the sales reps.
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Robert -- whose day job is working IT at a college prep school -- tells us he's eyeballing a new Mustang ... either red or black.
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He has work to do, pulling from two wells full of bottles with color-coded necks and eyeballing his pours with great accuracy.
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She soon found herself solo, however, eyeballing the thick white veins in the ice and wondering where to leap if one burst open.
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As the Trump market rally continues, CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Thursday he's eyeballing companies that will be boosted further by Donald Trump's proposed policies.
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" She's wildly attracted to the guy in "Scorpio Rising," but she also clearly sees him eyeballing someone who's "bubbly and sweet like a Coca-Cola.
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I practiced eyeballing a one-centimeter margin when cutting it out and I mastered threading and rethreading our clunky Tula, the Soviet-made sewing machine.
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It was two fish that had been thrown at him from a car, whose occupants were now leaning out of the window, eyeballing him menacingly.
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Representation matters, whether we're talking about pink and blue children's toys, eyeballing the number of women leading Fortune 500 companies, or wondering why the #OscarsSoWhite.
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The researchers manually parsed these results (literally eyeballing the data), pruning the list down further and further as they pinpointed the source of each false positive.
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The light-up battery gauge on the left side offers limited info as to how much battery is left, but it is useful for eyeballing it.
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After eyeballing what awaits in the day ahead, you sift through the messages and rank them on importance, returning to them when showered and fully awake.
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Leaning over the counter, after cutting the fleshy cheeks off the apples, she arranged them in a skillet coated in butter and sugar, eyeballing the amounts.
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On monitors in an adjoining room, viewers can scroll through numerous books from the exhibition, allowing for a more start-to-finish eyeballing (albeit virtual) experience.
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Eyeballing a flower Poinar, now a "courtesy professor" at Oregon State University, worked on insects for years, but recently his studious gaze shifted to those perfect blossoms.
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This is the lowest sale price for the KitchenAid product, so now is your chance to pick one up, if you've been eyeballing it for a while.
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If you&aposre an iPhone owner in the market for a smartwatch or fitness tracker, there&aposs a good chance you&aposre probably eyeballing the Apple Watch.
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As for how many carats .... Joanna was mum, but our photog has some experience in the engagement ring department and after eyeballing it he offers an opinion.
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Afterward, I took advantage at the recipe's lack of precise measurements, eyeballing the mixture and adding copious amounts of sweet almond oil because, well, it smells like heaven.
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And the interesting aspect of it all was that yes, this group of 20 reporters just eyeballing every kid, so we could digest and assess how they appeared.
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There's no way to know for sure how close your back bumper is to the car behind you just by eyeballing it, but what else can you do?
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Hardee had brought his wife, a robust beauty whose every visit to the school was thoroughly annotated by the students, if furtively—reckless eyeballing called for mandatory beatings.
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He's built sports cars just by eyeballing them, recreated his favorite New York bar in his hometown and designed a Japanese garden in Manhattan in August — with snow.
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"By and large, eyeballing it, it has been better than the R.P.I. at measuring good versus bad teams," the ESPN tournament analyst Joe Lunardi said of the NET.
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But now, increasingly powerful genetic testing is precisely quantifying what it means to be a species, instead of biologists eyeballing individuals for shared traits and seeing if they breed.
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"Looking through and eyeballing it, it's really hard to see them getting past $20 trillion, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was closer to $15 trillion," said Goldwein.
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Assuming you're not going to fish out a ruler to make dinner (I never do), err on the generous side of a quarter-inch thick when you're eyeballing it.
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The University of Virginia's Racial Dot Map, based on the 2010 census, is a fantastic resource for eyeballing patterns of racial segregation; also, it's just beautiful to look at.
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In the back, the other two followed the flight on their laptops, eyeballing data sent from the glider's tiny onboard computer and barking the figures into a walkie-talkie.
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Now he's got some homeless looking guy all up in his face pleading with him, while these two pissed-off looking cops are eyeballing him from a few feet away.
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"The government is really eyeballing it and seeing opportunities and they're in the process of adopting small satellite constellations and responsive launch in the overall national security architecture," Hart said.
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Dell advertises 400 nits of brightness and while eyeballing it next to the Spectre 15-inch x360, the Dell definitely appears to be the brighter and better looking 4K experience.
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So in theory users making use of the ad complaint button should see ads more pleasing/relevant to them over time, as well as eyeballing fewer ads they find annoying.
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"Analysis is far more involved than printing out a spreadsheet and eyeballing it - you need to go deep and control for a variety of factors to get the real story."
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If you're sitting around on Saturday afternoon, eyeballing your phone for push notifications about your favorite team's UFA signings, you should be hoping they sign nobody worth a push notification.
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Over the last 400 years, we've been eyeballing the planet with increasingly powerful telescopes, but there are limits to what you can learn about a place with passive observation alone.
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"It&aposs great for our brand," the Matchroom Boxing boss Hearn told Business Insider while we sat in the Cafe de Paris courtyard, eyeballing expensive cars parked at the casino.
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He avoided their line of sight while he roamed the gathering, eyeballing nametags and trawling for "people who might make good sources," ideally from North Korea, Iran, Libya, Russia or China.
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Indeed, the whole "fetch my ax" song-and-dance was revealed to be narrative filler after it was all over, when Negan still didn't like the way Rick was eyeballing him.
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Duties entail staring at feet and kneecaps for hours—eyeballing for infractions—and if three or more judges find what they're looking for, the chief judge must deliver the ultimate buzzkill.
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Lost in the fun house of Laura Owens's unstoppably inventive show at the gallery Sadie Coles HQ in London last year, I spent a whole afternoon eyeballing a painting of Garfield.
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For Halloween, President Trump dressed up as pediatric nutritionist, eyeballing a group of costumed children trick-or-treating in the Oval Office before determining they were thin enough to eat some candy.
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I could see, visually, that some stretches were longer than others, but eyeballing the route gave me no sense of how many minutes each segment would take, as a navigation app might.
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Decades ago, scientists slotted animals on the so-called "tree of life" by eyeballing organisms, designating the ones that appeared to be simple as more primitive in terms of their evolutionary standing.
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He was born during the Great Depression and grew up in an era when a black man could get killed for "reckless eyeballing," or looking the wrong way at a white woman.
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And if a bar just wants the software, Nectar just launched its PrecisionAudit app, where staff tap the current liquid level on a photo of each different bottle for more accurate eyeballing.
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"Ultimately that's who we do see ourselves replacing," says founder Ryan Bednar of the humble human SEO consultant who spends their days eyeballing scores of dashboards to try to identify beneficial tweaks.
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Something clued her in to this plan — the way one chaperone was eyeballing her, maybe, it wasn't clear — and she fled, briefly battling her pursuers until the kindhearted Cyndie bailed her out.
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But he still could have been denied the right to vote, banned from entering white colleges or strung up by a lynch mob for something as absurd as "reckless eyeballing" during segregation.
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The company watched which people were frequently opening and closing the app — a process known internally as eyeballing — near such locations as evidence that the users might be associated with city agencies.
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The boxing star busted out STACKS AND STACKS of $100 bills at the Gentleman's Club: The Office in Miami on Thursday ... and just eyeballing it, seems like he's got between $50k and $100k!
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They're developing a robot called Sweeper that can autonomously roam a greenhouse, eyeballing peppers to determine if they're mature enough before sawing them off the plant and placing the produce in a basket.
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Team mate Cameron McEvoy, Australia's big hope of a first 100 freestyle men's gold since 1968, said there might have been a bit of 'eyeballing' but both sides knew each other well enough.
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Chances are, if you have an iPhone, you're probably already eyeballing a pair of AirPods over rivals like the Galaxy Buds or the Amazon Echo Buds, both of which are priced at $130.
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But a full recount would mean eyeballing each of the 25.5,603 preference cards, which were initially collected as a backup measure from caucusgoers across the state and at satellite caucuses around the world.
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Just eyeballing their machines, seeing the cones that super-refrigerate the chips so they can get toward this quantum state, watching something go down to 11 or 15 mili-Kelvins, that was really cool.
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And then a few mornings ago, Maclain found himself suspiciously eyeballing the coffee creamer jar at his local Starbucks, wondering how easy it may be for someone to tamper with and poison the creamer.
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Fortunately, the $89 tincture of liquid I was eyeballing claimed to be a "subtle aid to accessing the spiritual realm," so maybe my glands could hold on to their testicles for a bit longer.
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If your income has been affected by the coronavirus, you might be eyeballing cash-back rewards credit cards, or even a low-interest credit card as a source of funds to tide you over.
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Using CAD removes a lot of the eyeballing and extra time traditionally associated with cutting and assembling patterns for custom wetsuits, which is how Carapace has been able to offer such a low price point.
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Just how many eyeballs will be eyeballing Smith for signs he is being burned alive on a chemical stake – a stake thrusting right through the feckless heart of the Constitution's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment?
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Here are a few of the most prominent GOP officials and conservative voices who have fallen in line -- or are at least eyeballing the queue -- behind the presumptive nominee: Marco Rubio: From "little" opponent to big supporter?
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You are stepping and hot-dogging like a wizard, executing moves you amaze yourself with, sure that everybody around must be eyeballing you, master of the polyrhythms, freestyling to the lip of the world without ever falling off.
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But in reality, most people probably have a good guess by eyeballing their plate (or cup), and then mashing a number button on the microwave to turn it on for a minute, two, three or more, as needed.
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In a shot that will assuredly win an Oscar nod for cinematography, the camera quickly pans to Jay, resting his head on one hand and eyeballing the Canadian with all the distrust of a nation at cold war.
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Seething with ideas, "The Face of Britain," with its arresting compilation of "stories of eyeballing encounters in British art and history," has no single overarching argument (thank goodness!) and scrambles chronology in favor of a thematic and exploratory approach.
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Here's what else I'm watching going into closing bell: A result of this relentless bid is an overbought market, judging by many standards ranging from gut feeling to eyeballing the steepness of the Russell 2000 rally to statistical gauges of buying extremes.
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It didn't taste as good as it appeared: Eyeballing a fourth of the bag had resulted in a poor distribution of seasoning, yielding a flavor I can only describe as water laced with traces of cinnamon and sugar, though subsequent attempts tasted better.
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Photo: APAT&T wants its employees to know that it is so, so sorry that it hired Michael Cohen, President's Trump's longtime attorney, whom federal prosecutors are now eyeballing over a $130,000 payment to adult-film actress Stormy Daniels, among other potentially shady business dealings.
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Obviously I wasn't making boozy hot drinks when I was a kid, but my first oblivious encounter with food science probably came from eyeballing that film that forms when a neglected pan of hot chocolate sits over heat long enough for the proteins to coagulate.
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Still, five years is several ice ages in tech terms so perhaps the novelty-seeking mobile users of today can be convinced of the value of proximity-based image sharing now they're a lot more accustomed to eyeballing content from around the global web.
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Four separate uncles try to either have sex with you or ask you for drugs, and a tight-faced manager gets furious at you when he sees you eyeballing a glass of white wine instead of measuring it out like you were trained to.
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The result is that bar managers can determine who's pouring too much or giving away drink, which promotions are working and when to reorder bottles without keeping too much stock on hand — and avoid wasting hours weighing or eyeballing the liquor level of their inventory.
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" Or as Jon Sanderson, the head strength and conditioning coach, put it, "Instead of me eyeballing practice and saying, 'Wow, we went hard today,' we can use data, and I can go to Coach and make suggestions on how much we do the next day.
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Less clearly framed unless, that is, you're convinced your 'reader' is unlikely to be doing much more than skimming lightly over the surface of your content like a stone hopping atop a glassy lake, tripping from one hackneyed thought to another, eyeballing words as if they're so many pretty shapes.
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Bubble tea has now been popular in the US for well over a decade—the popular bubble tea chain Chatime opened its first store in the US in 2006—but is still reported about like vodka eyeballing and vape pens: as a dangerous new trend that could harm your children.
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Shaq turning Dudley into history's most trolled human; Vince Carter ending Frederic Weis's NBA Career before it even began; Blake Griffin clutching the back of Mozgov's head and destroying him without even touching the rim; Jordan eyeballing Laimbeer, the greatest Mediocre White Bag man of all time; Bill Russell banging on Darrall Imhoff so hard that Darrall sloops over, soul leaking out of body: it is a tradition that transcends time.
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Douthat: My assumption has been, just from eyeballing the betting line, that the voters are looking for a movie that speaks to the Trumpian moment, circled "Three Billboards" because it tried to portray Trump country (albeit from the perspective of a Brit writer-director whose familiarity with real rural America seemed … limited), rejected "The Post" as too staid and old-fashioned, and now seem to be leaning toward "The Shape of Water" because it's about racial and sexual minorities uniting to defeat the real monster of white male suburban patriarchy — and thus a perfect political movie, from a certain perspective, at least, for the times.
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