TAUSCHE: WHAT RISK PREMIUM WOULD YOU ASSIGN TO CLINTON, MARK?
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Barnes is especially wary of the stories we assign to paintings.
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Hopefully Microsoft doesn't restrict what you can assign to the buttons.
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These are not the names we assign to symptoms of mental illness.
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What books do you most like to assign to your writing students?
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What's your favorite book to assign to and discuss with your students?
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You can choose the expression you want to assign to each command.
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Please preview any that you assign to students to make sure they are appropriate.
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But they play an underrated part in the roles we assign to gender identity.
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It is the highest level risk assessment the WHO can assign to the outbreak.
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What's your favorite book to assign to and discuss with your students at Princeton?
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The distinct ringtones you can assign to individual Mates will make finding anything a cinch.
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Truthfully, I'm of two minds about how much weight creators should assign to fan feedback.
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Whichever option you don't assign to a different app will continue to open the Bixby feed.
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Basically, Nintendo labels the Switch device you assign to your Nintendo account as your primary console.
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The exact ills that people assign to the industry tend to differ based on their politics.
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Click the checkbox next to "Assign to User" to assign the task to the person mentioned.
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None of those are traits that people would assign to Chloe Price, and it undercuts her character.
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These videos often have little in common aside from the significant role that they assign to the viewer.
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Investors find CAPE a useful measure because the price of stocks reflects the value investors assign to profits.
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These fictional characters embody the mythology and romance that foreigners naively assign to distant landscapes and their inhabitants.
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Often that means hiring big teams they can assign to help founders, though, while the partners focus elsewhere.
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The equation is notoriously vulnerable to very different outcomes, depending on the numbers you assign to each variable.
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To better assess that difference, one needs only to look at the place they both assign to the painter.
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First, we must acknowledge the way we wield those words, how we treat the bodies we assign to them.
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Put simply, it's Connectivity 2.0 (or 5.0, or whatever number you choose to assign to this technology maturation process).
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According to the report, the financial penalty and how much liability to assign to Zuckerberg are points of contention.
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It's politically damaging for Republicans, a dubious advocacy role to assign to a prosecutor, and just not fair to Ford.
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You could also think of the "item" here as a label that we assign to a certain collection of features.
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"It really lays bare this fiction that economic value is something we can assign to a location," Ms. Clausing said.
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We argue endlessly over how much importance we should assign to the political statements of our idols: Shouldn't they know better?
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In addition, Datacenter results have been stronger than forecast and we underestimated the value the market would assign to this franchise.
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Bosch and Mercedes did not disclose how many additional engineers they would assign to the teams in Stuttgart and Silicon Valley.
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Okparanta is less interested in the war's trauma than in its aftermath and the meanings that characters assign to their experiences.
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Thus she deals out a Pokémon-like deck of so-called nomen cards that assign to each pilgrim a medieval avatar.
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There are so many tasks you can assign to other people: logo design, market research, email marketing, and proofreading are among them.
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And many of these people fit quite neatly into the personality types we tend to assign to the 12 signs of the Zodiac.
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This button, which is no longer blue, but easily identifiable by its texture, is for launching shortcuts to apps you assign to it.
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At the same time, the decision of which URL to assign to a given topic was left up to an individual editor's judgment.
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The market is trying to come to terms with what the virus fallout will be and what values do we assign to that.
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Décor is a superb exploration of the relationship between objects and the meaning and value we assign to them on a daily basis.
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This tendency contradicts a classical economic theory that says the values we assign to goods and services don&apost change in different situations.
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"I would not underestimate the weight that we Americans assign to the Russian attempts to interfere with our internal political processes," Cheney said.
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"I would not underestimate the weight that we, as Americans, assign to the Russian attempts to interfere with our internal political processes," Cheney said.
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Just like your sun sign, there are certain qualities, strengths, and weaknesses we can assign to each sign when it's aligned with the moon.
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College professors who need particular movies to assign to their students request titles, and Kanopy looks for them and tries to secure licensing rights.
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The battle over Oncor highlights the value that billionaire investors like Buffett and Paul Singer assign to the businesses that move energy across America.
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Alex: One of the things I have trouble reconciling is how much blame we assign to the two leads in this movie: Saldana and Oyelowo.
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"When I cook, I unfortunately very often forget about dessert, and that's usually what I assign to the people who are coming over," he says.
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The model gives Mr Cantlay just over a 2% chance of securing the green jacket, more than double the 1% chance bettors assign to him.
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She adds that it may not actually be the emotions themselves that cause us to feel this way, but the meanings we assign to them.
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My editors are somewhat blind to my gender because they send me to report stories that most other editors would rarely assign to a woman.
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Inside this fantasy world, women exist in appearance alone (let's not forget that robots, strictly speaking, don't have genders except the ones we assign to them).
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You manage thaws and re-freezes via web portals maintained by the credit bureaus, with credentials they assign to you, says Robert Siciliano, CEO of idtheftsecurity.
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I love those deadpan titles, which are like the ones museums assign to utilitarian relics of the past, and it's a safe bet that Mendelson loves museums.
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The Walker siblings have the kind of broad characteristics that make them easy to assign to your friends, like Disney princesses or Sex and the City characters.
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A new menu will pop up, displaying your speakers, which you'll then be able to add as a Home device and assign to a room with HomeKit.
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The economists who did this study say it's important so that policymakers can decide how much money they should assign to pain treatment versus other spending priorities.
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She's serving executive realness, reinforced by the personal meanings and symbolism we assign to our jewelry and the power we derive from the talismans we make and wear.
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" This, Schmieg believes, allows those working on machine vision to depart from questions like, "What do we see and what value do we assign to what we see?
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Using a robot in a military situation diffuses culpability to such an extent that even our idea of blame is very difficult to assign to any one place.
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It looks for "hashes," a type of unique digital fingerprint that internet companies automatically assign to specific videos, allowing all content with matching fingerprints to be removed rapidly.
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Do the letters and sounds we assign to a thing reveal some deep truth about it, or perhaps exist as a comment on the society that named it?
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Usually we have to employ a kind of textualism—combing lyrics and gestures for a corollary in reality—to assign to our stars moral, cultural, and political values.
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They make it easier to capture what was said in a meeting or written on a whiteboard, which users can then assign to a given task in Asana.
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"Datacenter results have been stronger than forecast and we underestimated the value the market would assign to this franchise," Nomura Instinet analyst Romit Shah wrote in a client note.
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The more we use our screens, it seems, the more power we assign to books as objects, and to turning their literal pages as a timeless icon of languor.
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"Massachusetts deliberately conflates illegal street drugs with legitimate prescription opioids in an attempt to assign to Purdue liability for all misuse of all opioids," Purdue said in a statement.
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How much fault do we assign to her, when the only thing we know for sure is that the system requires that she sacrifice parts of herself to succeed?
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It can also be shame we assign to ourselves when we feel like there's something wrong with how our brains work, and decide to keep our thoughts hidden from others.
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Toward the end of Wednesday's argument, the questioning again turned to how much weight the court should assign to Mr. Trump's campaign statements and how long they should haunt him.
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Pronouns were all over the place that night, as people from my past figured out that I'm transitioning, and strangers seemed to randomly pick which gender to assign to me.
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Unlike the SmarterChild bot hosted on AOL Instant Messenger, the potential for bots is not just completing tasks you assign to it, but understanding the context of the user's life.
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The lack of importance Americans assign to the quality of presidential leadership as commander in chief is a symptom of a weak relationship between our military and the citizens served.
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The companies will seek to improve technical work such as a database created in December to share unique digital fingerprints they automatically assign to videos or photos of extremist content.
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The values that buyers and sellers assign to assets, largely based on their view on the future oil price, drifted far apart in the past year, according to several industry bankers.
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The value of an individual's time – that is, the dollars per hour you would assign to the time you spend driving – is one of the most important factors in our calculations.
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SEMAPA can only operate within the mandates its shareholders assign to it, and in accordance with the law, it is only allowed to develop on territory that belongs to its shareholders.
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The Novo Banco experience also means that any future ratings we might assign to bridge banks might be constrained to reflect legacy retransfer risks to investors until that risk is sufficiently remote.
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It's rare for a mainstream-accessible film to deeply examine the conflict that arises from being true to your own goals instead of the ones your parents want to assign to you.
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Republican lawmakers, who are in control of both legislative chambers, said the program would help local sheriffs and police chiefs who do not have enough deputies or officers to assign to schools.
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Whatever probability you assign to positive and negative outcomes, it's hard to dispute that the range of possibilities for what the global economy will look like in four years is uncommonly large.
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The U.K. betting markets too have downplayed the results of opinion polls: the odds of Brexit were generally about 1-in-3, similar to what U.S. betting markets assign to a Trump victory.
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MarkWest argued it should be allowed to attend a planned auction and that contracts Rex will assume or assign to a winning bidder should be shared before a hearing to approve a sale.
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And beyond the complexity of modeling how climate policies will affect the economy, and the judgment call of how much value to assign to preserving existing jobs, there is an even bigger question.
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Instead of the typical skill tree for unlocking new abilities, as you gain levels in the game you'll earn something called "perk cards," which are abilities and bonuses that you can assign to yourself.
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Behind the scenes, using metadata that CheerSounds producers assign to the audio stems that make up each track, 8CountMixer computes which elements of which songs to fade in and out for the best transitions.
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"Decreased odds of incremental Fed tightening would increase investor confidence in future discount rates as well as reduce the probability investors assign to recession occurring in the near term, supporting higher risk appetites," Snider said.
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While the jury is still out on whether the birds get paranoid, this implies that the ravens have a theory of mind, and a much higher degree of intelligence than we commonly assign to birds.
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"Gender isn't something we can assign to our child ourselves and isn't a strict binary blue/pink thing," Joanna tells me, but they still liked the idea of doing something to celebrate their impending newborn.
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While Castlight and other companies say they are committed to improving the quality ratings they assign to individual physicians and doctors, the lack of reliable measures makes it hard to use these tools to shop.
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To help sort this all out, we've created a diagram that organizes distributors, content companies and internet video companies by market cap — the value investors assign to the companies — and their main lines of business.
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"The men and women we assign to these first flights are at the forefront of this exciting new time for human spaceflight," said Mark Geyer, director of NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, in a statement.
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The app doesn't remove the notch per se, it just makes the notch invisible by placing a black bar across the tops of images that you must then assign to your Wallpapers in the iOS settings.
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The companies will share 'hashes' - unique digital fingerprints they automatically assign to videos or photos - of extremist content they have removed from their websites to enable their peers to identify the same content on their platforms.
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"The employee enters into this conversation with a curious, teaming objective and may have formulated some ideas about what aspects of their job they would like to carve out and assign to a peer," Hansell said.
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But to say that the divisions in the Republican caucus represent a coherent ideological debate between well-defined factions—business, populist, Freedom Caucus, libertarian—would be to assign to the process a dignity it doesn't merit.
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The document lacked a standard marking in its upper right-hand corner, known as a "package number," or the number that the National Security Council officials would assign to the transcript as they logged it for storage.
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The word "stigma" technically means "a mark of shame," and in the context of mental illness advocacy, we mean the unfair mark of shame others assign to us when it's revealed we live with different mental health conditions.
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My assessment is that he learned early on how little value to assign to someone else's opinion of you.. An infectious sentiment that seemed soaked into his clothes, his hair, his walk, his guitar and his primal scream.
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The next step on that journey, of course, is to deny the boundaries that we assign to objects (and life forms), and see the whole universe, the everything, as one massive, entangled entity with near-infinite moving parts.
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I'm no expert, but I find it hard to believe Abbott and Costello (the names the humans rudely assign to the main aliens) really became nearly fluent in English by squinting at a whiteboard from 50 feet away.
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Most recently, in 20113, he and fellow supply-sider Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation worked to tweak Donald Trump's campaign tax plan to reduce its price tag (an odd task to assign to two noted fans of massive cuts).
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As in "Moon Tent," her installations often included elements that we today assign to socially engaged work — for example, the festive atmosphere of her first temporary monument "Spell" (1977), created to celebrate the reopening of a farmer's market in Jamaica, Queens.
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One problem Mr. Hennessy said he might assign to a team is to analyze the $100 million donation that Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive of Facebook, made to Newark public schools in 2010, and that has not been widely seen as a success.
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Babies born in hospitals in the United States and often in Kenya can be given hormonal and chromosomal tests to determine an intersex condition and to recommend the most appropriate sex to assign to the child, although the tests are not always definitive.
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If they seem like a decent person, we're more apt to listen to their music with favorable ears; conversely, if we enjoy their work, there is part of us that automatically assumes that person embodies the values we assign to their music.
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"The outcome of this case has highlighted that organizations such as Standard & Poor's require transparency and accountability in the formulation of the credit ratings that they assign to financial products such as SCDOs," said Amanda Banton, a partner at Squire Patton Boggs.
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"The outcome of this case has highlighted that organisations such as Standard & Poor's require transparency and accountability in the formulation of the credit ratings that they assign to financial products such as SCDOs," said Amanda Banton, a partner at Squire Patton Boggs.
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Our work at the National Domestic Workers Alliance is to elevate the level of respect we assign to this work, to raise awareness for the ways we have to invest in these jobs, and to act as a resource and support system for theses laborers.
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Based on the valuation the deal would assign to Refinitiv, Blackstone will have roughly doubled the value of its original investment in the company, according to a person familiar with the matter, who requested anonymity because the private equity firm keeps that number confidential.
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The home button disappearing I think has proven to be something that is actually helpful because, like Julian was saying, when you remove that button, then you end up with a portion of the screen that you can sort of assign to do whatever you want.
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For an artist who actively pursued transcendence — sexual and spiritual and metaphysical — who aimed to blend and surpass and fuck with and celebrate and make irrelevant musical genres and, by extension, class, race, gender, and all those awful inescapable categories we assign to people, it is an apt achievement.
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What if America suffers buyer's remorse and the president (or perhaps the next president) reneges, and Kim finds that he is as vulnerable as was Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, whose fate national security adviser John Bolton has made clear he would happily assign to the North Korean leader?
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"It's hard to know how much credibility to assign to [the report,] but it probably originates from somewhere and as a result I think the market is interpreting this as a potential shift in strategy," said Mark Cabana, head of U.S. short rate strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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MacMillan (who died before the DNA discovery) was carefully neutral in the way he presented the various claims of the story, yet with hindsight it's clear that the woman in that Berlin asylum did and said very little at the time to advance the story that others wanted to assign to her.
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"We figured out the exact list of attributes that top tech companies in Silicon Valley care the most about and specifically, they all kind of agree on the same criteria, but the weight they assign to each one varies dramatically," Triplebyte co-founder and former Y Combinator partner Harj Taggar told me.
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When you've looked at these questions enough, it starts to feel unprincipled to say that certain kinds of subjective judgments are welcome in our cost-effectiveness estimates (in fact, impossible to avoid), but other kinds of subjective judgments — say, how much of the credit for this law passing is it reasonable to assign to this charity?
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It is wishful thinking that this group will ever contemplate anything so daring as to make private equity principals personally liable for the loans they assign to companies — a move that, with the stroke of a pen, would curb many abuses and protect American workers and others whose standard of living has barely budged in a couple of decades.
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There are also the swords themselves, some of which carry a bonus against axes (while you won't find lances that offer that bonus.) Skills play a roll too: As you level up a character's sword rank and as you max out certain classes, you unlock both active and passive abilities that you can assign to that unit, including options that make them more effective against axes when wielding a sword.
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Hennessy suggested that the scholars would study past attempts to fix big societal problems to see where they went wrong — like Mark Zuckerberg's injection of $100 million into the Newark school system: One problem Mr. Hennessy said he might assign to a team is to analyze the $100 million donation that Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive of Facebook, made to Newark public schools in 2010, and that has not been widely seen as a success.
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