You can pause and resume your session whenever you like.
|
|
In the meantime, you can check your credit whenever you like.
|
|
This lets you turn HDR on and off whenever you like.
|
|
However, the floor-to-ceiling doors can be closed whenever you like.
|
|
It's like having a personal trainer who comes to your house whenever you like.
|
|
There's no time limit to this, so you can pick up again whenever you like.
|
|
Many more recipes to cook today, this week, whenever you like are on NYT Cooking.
|
|
You can end it whenever you like, but it's good for short bursts of productivity.
|
|
So you can buy additional customization options for it and easily swap them whenever you like.
|
|
There's even the option to check up on the current status of the door whenever you like.
|
|
There are thousands and thousands more recipes to cook tonight or whenever you like on NYT Cooking.
|
|
Because it charges wirelessly, you can pick up the light whenever you like and take it with you.
|
|
Subscribe here for full access to NYT Cooking, so you can cook anything you like whenever you like.
|
|
Many thousands more recipes to cook this week — to cook whenever you like — are available on NYT Cooking.
|
|
Windows 10 is usually set to update automatically, but you can still check for updates manually, whenever you like.
|
|
Zoosk says the blur fades over 40 seconds, but you can tap "Add Blur" whenever you like to remain hidden.
|
|
There are thousands and thousands of recipes to cook tonight — or tomorrow, whenever you like — waiting for you on NYT Cooking.
|
|
You can turn on and disable these features whenever you like — and they work for group photos, too, detecting each face individually.
|
|
You can, however, check the firmware version of your AirPods — in other words, what their current update version is — whenever you like.
|
|
Excellent cold and at room temperature, make a batch of these nutty, creamy, crunchy noodles in advance, to eat whenever you like.
|
|
You can plug and unplug it whenever you like, but if you're doing that you may as well just use a charging cable.
|
|
Plus, the freedom you have in retirement to go where you want, whenever you like, is valuable leverage in keeping your costs down.
|
|
The app can be turned off whenever you like or you can set it to auto-start with your phone so it's always available.
|
|
And if you find yourself unsure of your design, don't worry — you'll be able to change it whenever you like later in the game.
|
|
Most password managers will show you who is actively using the passwords you've shared, and you can of course revoke permissions whenever you like.
|
|
The big advantage of the service is getting all of that content with no contract; you pay a monthly subscription, but can cancel whenever you like.
|
|
Thousands and thousands and thousands of other recipes you could cook tonight or this week or whenever you like are waiting for you on NYT Cooking.
|
|
A gigantic online streaming service, subscription based, featuring all of a select publisher or developer's games, ready to access whenever you like, titles spanning the ages.
|
|
"We hope you like this more affordable and convenient way to take videos offline, and continue watching YouTube whenever you like, buffer-free," Google's India blog states.
|
|
That means you'll be able to control it with Alexa and Google Assistant, add it to routines, and schedule it to turn on and off whenever you like.
|
|
You install the app, get your mobile device positioned and powered up, and then you can log in to view the feed whenever you like (you can even get motion alerts).
|
|
Here are five automations you can set up quickly and for free as soon as you get a new iPhone or Android device (or apply whenever you like to an old one).
|
|
Interacting with nothing more than the Switch screen, you can rotate and zoom in/out on animated looks at each step in the building process, and fast-forward or rewind whenever you like.
|
|
What has made MoviePass great for consumers is the ability to see films whenever you like, knowing that if your friends want to see something in the future, you can always go a second time.
|
|
Instead, it allows you to quickly zoom off in whichever direction you want to, to explore hidden caves and ruins to find treasures and secrets, and you can get out and investigate wherever and whenever you like.
|
|
It's possible to set up triggers whenever you save something to Instapaper or Pocket, or whenever you like or share a link on Twitter, or whenever you bookmark a post on Medium, and send the URL to your email address.
|
|
Here's a succinct explanation of just how completely fucked this bleak, futuristic nightmare is, courtesy of CNET: "You can start and stop the PreShow video whenever you like," the Kickstarter says, trying and failing to make the thing sound Normal and Fine.
|
|
Screenshot: GizmodoUse a second email address or an email alias when you're signing up for new apps and sites, and you can then filter messages sent to that address away from your main inbox, but leave them ready to check whenever you like.
|
|
A rep says you'll only see the remainder of your balance on your Verizon account — theoretically allowing you to pay off the rest of your bill with Verizon whenever you like, while retaining the ability to jump carriers instead of sticking around for 24 months.
|
|
On the plus side, if you can get it working, XDA reports that it won't replace your Nintendo software and games — as long as you've got a spare SD card that's big enough, you could theoretically swap between Android and the stock Nintendo OS whenever you like.
|
|
Anthem, God of War, Shadow of the Colossus (the remake, that is—play the original whenever you like), A Way Out, the Ori and the Blind Forest sequel, The Last Night, Metro Exodus… (Take a breath.) New Kirby and Yoshi games for Switch, Metroid Prime 4 (like that wasn't obvious), both Sea of Thieves and Skull & Bones, Monster Hunter: World.
|
|
He bowled off spinners with an impeccable length at medium pace and was able to swing the new ball. He had a well-disguised slower ball, hoodwinking batsmen such as Stanley Jackson, who said, "You old devil. You get me caught-and- bowled whenever you like but I'll pick that slow one sooner or later." He preferred English pitches, saying he hardly saw one on which he could not get some turn and the temperate weather allowed him to bowl all day.
|
|
" Jones was the first person to contribute a song to the project, "At the Hospital". Perkins said, "He was totally into it, but he was very ill at the time. He was very sick and it took a lot out of him to do that. We were lucky to get one song out of Jonesy: he just came to the studio and we set him up a comfy chair and basically just said, 'Play whatever you like whenever you like.
|
|
According to an early (October 2009) announcement from Sid Meier, Civilization World was intended to offer "everything you enjoy in Civ in a fully persistent environment — you can play as much as you like, whenever you like, and it'll be free to play." From May to September 2010, the official 2K Games team offered no updates regarding Civilization World, causing many followers to believe the entire project had been scrapped (or indeed, never existed in the first place). In August, 2K Games' Community Manager "2K Greg" announced that Civilization World was, however, still very much alive. In November 2010, Take-Two's soon-to-be CEO (then the company's Executive Chairman) Strauss Zelnick confirmed once again that Civilization World was still in production, with the planned release date set for sometime in 2011.
|
|
In the article that introduces the term throffer, Steiner considers the difference between interventions in the form of a threat and those in the form of an offer. He concludes that the distinction is based on how the consequences of compliance or noncompliance differ for the subject of the intervention when compared with "the norm". Steiner observes that a concept of "normalcy" is presupposed in literature on coercion, as changes in well-being for the subject of an intervention are not merely relative, but absolute; any possibility of an absolute change requires a standard, and this standard is "the description of the normal and preducable course of events, that is, the course of events which would confront the recipient of the intervention were the intervention not to occur". For an offer, such as "you may use my car whenever you like", the consequence of compliance "represents a situation which is preferred to the norm".
|
|