English-Czech translation for "figuring"

figuring {noun} (also: calculation, computation)

figure {noun} (also: amount)

figure {noun} (also: digit, cipher, cypher)

figure {noun} (also: numeral, number, digit, cipher)

figure {noun} (also: size, number)

figure {noun}

figure {noun}

figure {noun} (also: pattern)

figure {noun} (also: picture, pic)

figure {noun} (also: person, man, character)

figure {noun} (also: personality, persona, celebrity, ego)

figure {noun} (also: stature, physique, person, character)

figure {noun} (also: scheme, phantasy, imagination, imagery)

figure {noun} (also: scheme, schema, cadre, chart)

figure {noun} (also: shape, profile, conformation, form)

figure {noun} (also: readout, specification, entry, datum)

figure {noun} (also: formation)

figure {noun} (also: model, sample, standard, specimen)

figure {noun} (also: appearance)

figure {noun} (also: sign, spot, backstroke, index)

to figure [figured|figured] {vb}

to figure [figured|figured] {vb} (also: to signify, to adumbrate, to insinuate, to indicate)

to figure [figured|figured] {vb} (also: to number)

to figure [figured|figured] {vb} (also: to appraise, to assess, to estimate, to gauge)

to figure [figured|figured] {vb} (also: to evaluate, to enumerate, to quantify)

to figure [figured|figured] {vb} (also: to represent)

to figure [figured|figured] {vb} (also: to represent, to reflect, to paint, to picture)

to figure [figured|figured] {vb} [coll.] (also: to presuppose, to believe, to assume, to hold)

to figure [figured|figured] {vb} [coll.]

to figure [figured|figured] {vb} [coll.] (also: to preconceive, to decide)

People have a hard time figuring that out.

They think, well, you know, figuring out what people think about cola's not that easy.

It's also going to now happen in virtual spaces, and we have to get better at figuring that out.

Thousands of people are figuring out new ways to learn and, crucially, to respond, completing the cycle.

So I start looking around for moving boxes, figuring they just moved in, but I don't see any.

The junk food industry is really great at pressing our pleasure buttons and figuring out what's the most pleasurable.

And what I want to do in this talk is to split them apart -- figuring out when they diverge and how they converge.

When they're monitoring your clickstream -- and you know they are -- they have a really hard time figuring out your age, your gender and your income.

Another thing that information technology lets us do is start figuring out how to use less stuff by knowing, and by monitoring, the amount we're actually using.

And a few years ago, a wonderful researcher named Kevin Dunbar decided to go around and basically do the Big Brother approach to figuring out where good ideas come from.

But it's important to understand that a lot of the origins of our industries -- even like Henry Ford -- come from this idea of playing and figuring things out in groups.

We have smart people, very, very smart people, who are concerned about this and figuring out how to fix the problem, and we have the technology to do this.

As you look at these two columns here, doesn't it make you feel like it's time for us to start figuring out a new way to count, a new way to imagine what's important to us in life?