It's a long way off from weird, random village raves.
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But Europe is a long way off from its last gasp.
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We're still a long way off from purpose-built repair robots, though.
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Still, he added, we're a long way off from reaching that limit.
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That's still a long way off from investing a billion dollars, of course.
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Mr. D'Andrea said A.I. was a long way off from being a real threat.
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Rocket Lab is still a long way off from catching the Electron with helicopters.
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But the smells coming out of Cyrano smell a long way off from baby skin.
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We're still a long way off from it being effective for all types of violations.
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Hell, we're a long way off from having a Hyperloop between any two major metropolitan areas.
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We're a long way off from putting Humpty Dumpty back together again, but I'm staying hopeful.
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And the 52 Senate seats the GOP controls puts them a long way off from 60.
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"But this is still in a petri dish — it's a long way off from being implemented."
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We're probably a long way off from animated tattoos, but at least we've found the closest thing.
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But we remain a long way off from a single generalized classifier that can identify any sound.
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The requested changes emphasize that the White House could be a long way off from supporting the deal.
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It's a long way off from the dreamy teenage traveler who wandered the world and studied the mystics.
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But even if the bill does pass the Senate, it's still a long way off from becoming law.
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VR is still a long way off from convincing me it's worthwhile, but major improvements like these definitely help.
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And we are still a long way off from truly understanding how to listen to the call of the ammonoid.
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While these machines are effectively "thinking," AIs are a long way off from being sentient and doing cyberdelic digital drugs.
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It is incapable of stopping a full-scale missile barrage and is a long way off from attaining that ability.
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Johnson's latest film, the family ensemble comedy-mystery Knives Out, is a long way off from Brick's cheeky genre mashup.
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Today our world today scores a C+ overall — a long-way off from achieving the ambitious targets the United Nations has set.
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Sadly, based on what the GOP just announced, our country is still a long way off from ever implementing actual healthcare reform.
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After that meeting, Powell raised the bar for further cuts, but hinted the Fed was a long way off from raising rates.
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That will take it one step closer to selling its product, but it's still a long way off from hitting store shelves.
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But Washington's genteel Virginia is a long way off from the quotidian racino in Queens, where Mr. Suarez monitors the desperate action.
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We know that many refugees — millions, in fact — were forced to leave that country, so we're a long way off from that point.
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May's soggy Chinese trade data offered the latest sign that the world's second-largest economy was still a long way off from full health.
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Here's the problem: Trudeau's policies are a long way off from being the sort of egalitarian quick fix that he billed them to be.
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In China, May's soggy trade data offered the latest sign that the world's second-largest economy was still a long way off from full health.
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That means the company is a long way off from pulling in the 53 percent margin it expects to eventually make on the Model 3.
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Eisman believes that Deutsche Bank is a long way off from returning to profit as it is too dependent on leverage to improve its performance.
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That's a long way off from a full-fledged karaoke feature, and it's worth noting that not everything Facebook patents becomes a consumer-facing feature.
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So we're a long way off from definitive answers on complex, layered behaviors like going home together after a date or marrying and raising children.
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We're a long way off from that, but it's in these concrete developments, not sweeping election interpretations, that we might find hope for American democracy.
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"Artifical intelligence" and "machine intelligence" have become the de facto standard, but it writes a misleading check the technology's still a long way off from cashing.
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The council is taking a surprisingly progressive position on the matter, but we're still a long way off from the birth of the world's first designer baby.
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There are a few more stations with solar panels, but it's clear Tesla's still a long way off from fulfilling the picture Musk painted back in 2012.
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Crude prices have crossed the $269.53 barrier as a global glut eases, but are still a long way off from their 123 high of over $212 a barrel.
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Many of these problems would be alleviated if men's bathrooms were made with menstruation in mind, but we may still be a long way off from that change.
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Mr Holzhauer remains a long way off from the game's records for consecutive wins (74) and total regular-play winnings ($20153m), both set by Ken Jennings in 2004.
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Either option is a long way off from the $5 billion-plus Trump had originally sought for wall funding in order to deliver his signature campaign trail promise.
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What it's planning with Story Mode is a long way off from a service like PlayStation Now, which streams games out of a data center filled with powerful computers.
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We're a long way off from solving youth homelessness, but even knowing the data on homelessness and health is a step toward making the lives of these kids better.
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We're still a long way off from an author of Lewis's caliber signing an Audible exclusive contract for an actual book, but that seems plausible for the first time.
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Although we're still a long way off from quantum computers being broadly and routinely available, quantum computers will one day revolutionize how we overcome the challenges we face today.
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We're still a long way off from having a treatment or cure for transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, but scientists now have the means to create synthetic human prions in the lab.
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However, after IMMAF's recent application to become signatories to the WADA code was rejected, MMA is a long way off from securing the minimum requirements to be eligible for The Games.
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Though most scientists agree we're still a long way off from doing it clinically, it's a promising technology that has the potential to replace traditional in vitro fertilization to treat infertility.
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The region is still a long way off from the near 2 percent inflation target, but economists say it's encouraging that Draghi might finally be ignoring the strength of the euro.
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"While much progress has been made in computer-generated art as well as robotics, we are still a long way off from matching or even surpassing the human artist," notes Conru.
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The piece, "Anthology of Haegue Archives," might be read as ironic: a humorously self-important gesture from an obscure young artist whose career was a long way off from institutional support.
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The industry is still a long way off from the quant revolution that has transformed the hedge-fund world, where at some shops quants and algo-based models are driving investment decisions.
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The world was waking up more and more, but we were a long way off from Time's Up. The clock was still ticking back then, even if no one could quite hear it.
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Still, when the dust settles from Tuesday's contests, Biden will still be a long way off from technically clinching the nomination by winning 1,991 pledged delegates (he'll probably end up with around 1,200).
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From complicated setup processes to getting a bunch of disparate gadgets to sync up to one another, we're still a long way off from the cohesive vision so many tech companies have promised us.
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Of course, people are working to make these devices safer and more secure, but the world is still a long way off from being totally safe from hackers who exploit the internet of things.
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The scenes pictured below were all captured at the tail end of the week, and they offer a look at an environment that is a long way off from restoring even the semblance of normalcy.
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So between regulatory pressure, reported second thoughts from Libra Association members, and the sheer scale of actually developing and launching the Libra Blockchain worldwide, we're still a long way off from anything resembling a finished product.
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That, however, is still a long way off from understanding all the brain's 100 billion neurons and their 100 trillion interconnections, then developing technology good enough to connect every single one of them to a machine.
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The data shows the central bank is still a long way off from achieving its elusive 2% inflation target as the U.S.-China trade dispute and slowing global demand put pressure on the export-reliant economy.
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The data suggests the central bank is still a long way off from achieving its elusive 2% inflation target as the U.S.-China trade dispute and slowing global demand put pressure on the export-reliant economy.
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We're a long way off from the near 2 percent inflation target, but it's encouraging that Draghi might finally be ignoring the strength of the euro and concentrating on the nitty-gritty in the real economy.
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Here's the current status of the three most notable efforts to make Hyperloop a transportation reality: As you can see, we're still a long way off from having a functioning Hyperloop between LA and San Francisco.
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Burr said Tuesday that "all options are on the table" if Flynn doesn't comply -- including possibly holding him in contempt of Congress -- but he added that was a long way off from where they are now.
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That kind of research could be a model for eventually mass producing other insects for human consumption, like mealworms or crickets, which we're a long way off from growing in ways that could feed the masses.
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State incentives can knock as much as $2,500 off the cost of the car, but $32,500 would be a long way off from the original dream of an under-$30,000 price tag after the federal tax credit.
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We are a long way off from the version of Trump who, shortly before his inauguration in January, told Robert Costa that he would offer "insurance for everybody" with "much lower deductibles" regardless of ability to pay.
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We're a long way off from Amazon Prime same-day delivery to the Moon, but this is yet another sign that we're headed towards a public-private space race which could user in a new boom in space exploration.
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But while we're still a long way off from seeing a fully functional hyperloop in operation, Hyperloop One's top executives are already thinking ahead to a future where lightning-quick travel is as commonplace as automated vehicles, and vice versa.
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Despite years of heavy money printing, the data shows the central bank is still a long way off from achieving its elusive 2% inflation target as the U.S.-China trade dispute and slowing global demand put pressure on the export-reliant economy.
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And while the "single market" is a long way off from translating to a single digital market, already many startups benefit from harmonised regulation in fintech, for example, which sees a financial services license in one country apply to all 28 member states.
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"Far too many companies stop at assuring that minimum wages are paid, which is clearly a long way off from working towards a living wage," said Peter McAllister, head of the Ethical Trading Initiative - a group of trade unions, companies and charities.
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The U.S. notched a victory in the war on terror after a drone strike killed Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour this weekend, but we're still a long way off from achieving peace in the region, a former NATO Supreme Allied Commander said Monday.
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"Even once Iran crosses the 300kg threshold, they are still a long way off from having a stockpile sufficient to produce a bomb," Anne Harrington, professor of international relations and a specialist in nuclear nonproliferation at Cardiff University in Wales, told CNBC in an email.
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The text is "AI is fascinating, and we're really close!" but the subtext to many of the projects is that we're a long way off from creating intelligent robots, but not particularly far from deluding ourselves into thinking we've cracked the machine-intelligence code.
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Nokia — in its newest iteration as a licensed brand of HMD — is a long way off from its glory days, the years when it not only set the pace for innovation in the mobile phone market, but also led it as the world's biggest handset maker.
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While polling has shown the former vice president has a sizable lead over the Democratic field—the RealClearPolitics polling average has him some 18 points ahead of second-place Bernie Sanders—it's still very early in the race, with the Dems a long way off from settling on a nominee.
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Even with that rivalry heating up, Shah remained bullish on the prospects for tech, emphasizing that — contrary to many market watchers' assertions that today's market looks a lot like that of the 1999 dotcom bubble — we're a long way off from the overheated conditions Wall Street saw before that bubble burst.
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In a recent speech to the Economic Club of New York, Chair Powell said that the fed funds rate was "just below" its neutral level and called for a more data-dependent monetary policy, contradicting his previous statement only a month earlier that they were a "long way off" from rate normalization.
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The researchers assume that we'll come up with a new technological way to increase fruit and vegetable yields 1 percent over the next 50 years—which is still a long way off from the 8 percent they suggest in order to adapt to population growth while all following a Harvard Healthy Eating Plate-appropriate diet.
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At the age of five, Prince William's son George is a long way off from joining the Next-Gen pack — a term used for the best 21-and-under competitors on the men's tour — but he has been lucky enough to have a knockabout with arguably the greatest player to have ever swung a tennis racket.
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Here are the important exchanges, with bolding to highlight key points: Fauci said the US is still a long way off from deploying a vaccineRight at the outset of his testimony, Dr. Fauci laid out the timeline for a possible coronavirus vaccine, estimating a "deployable vaccine" will not be available for at least another year to a year in a half.
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We are still a long way off from November 265, but given the president's historically low approval ratings, the energy among Democrats and the real exhaustion we saw in Alabama in elements of the G.O.P. — they are tired of the chaos and the feeling they have of constantly being on edge, all created by Trump — Democrats with the right message will win a larger majority than people are expecting.
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Dafne is scored for a much smaller ensemble than Claudio Monteverdi's slightly later operas, namely, a harpsichord, a lute, a viol, an archlute, and a triple flute. Drawing on a new development at the time, Peri established recitatives, melodic speech set to music, as a central part of opera.Jacopo Peri – Dafne page The story of Apollo falling in love with the eponymous nymph, Daphne, the opera was written for an elite circle of humanists in Florence, the Florentine Camerata, between 1594 and 1597, with the support, and possibly the collaboration, of the composer and patron Jacopo Corsi. An attempt to revive Greek drama, according to modern scholarship, it was a long way off from what the ancient Greeks would have recognized.
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