He continued chattering away until the host called time again.
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Participating companies say the effort, called Time to Vote, is nonpartisan.
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Jokic called time and inbounded the ball on the second try.
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A judge just called 'time out' for no clear legal reason.
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That way you have to have what's called 'time in grade.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Angela Merkel has called time on her own tenure.
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It would have gone on longer had Mr. Westrup not called time.
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Every major physics theory exhibits something called "time-reversal symmetry" in its equations.
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He has reached four slam finals since the American called time on his career.
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Several Western governments have called time on internal-combustion engines which burn fossil fuels.
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The participating companies all insist that the effort, called Time to Vote, is nonpartisan.
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But even with a collection called "Time," Mr. Bailey's swan song wasn't a retrospective.
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However, a little something called time served is gonna push that date way forward.
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That's called time-place learning — they're learning a place and associated it with a time.
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After about fifteen minutes of working on jab combinations and step work, Roca called time.
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When the organizer called time, the feeling in the room was palpable — calm and peaceful.
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Austin Reed called time after 116 years in business, putting around 1,19913 jobs at risk.
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There's this amazing British TV show called Time Team, hosted by Baldrick off of Blackadder.
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Trump called time on Iran's growing military confrontation by killing its beloved General Qasem Soleimani.
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In more specific terms, InfluxData deals with the nasty problem of what's called time-series data.
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This will be accomplished through message authentication protocol called Time Efficient Stream Loss-tolerant Authentication (TESLA).
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Scarlett Johansson and husband Romain Dauriac appear to have called time on their 4-year relationship.
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In outlawing subsidies, the regulators called time on a fight the American firm had already lost.
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" All his work has involved delicate measurements of things changing, what he called "time-domain astronomy.
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It also launched a website called Time to Play Fair, where it outlined its complaints against Apple.
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It's been just over a month since he and Taylor Swift called time on their yearlong relationship.
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It also greenlit at three-night special event series from star Ilana Glazer called Time Traveling Bong.
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It's called "Time Out" and so much of David's work for me is about language and puns.
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Meanwhile, AT&T said Wednesday that WarnerMedia, its media division that was formerly called Time Warner, is flourishing.
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CNN: CNN is owned by WarnerMedia (formerly called Time Warner), which was acquired by AT&T in June.
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Update: Removed reference to home internet, which was spun off into an independent company called Time Warner Cable.
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Called "Time," the final collection meditated on many of Bailey's greatest runway hits in all their many colors.
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Had officials called time 114 games earlier, Mr Isner might have stood a chance in his second-round match.
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If you're on a Mac, then you already have a great backup tool at your fingertips called Time Machine.
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He was formerly a design ethicist at Google and started a movement combating tech addiction called Time Well Spent.
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The slaughter that called time In July 1995 Milosevic's proxies, the Bosnian Serb ultra nationalists, finally went too far.
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Hill called time out to set up a last play for the Bucks, but Middleton was whistled for traveling.
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While such measures have been introduced or are in the pipeline, none are so-called "time varying", Constancio said.
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After Paige's electric, game-tying three-pointer, Villanova coach Jay Wright called time to set up their final play.
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In the 4G era, China championed one of the two sanctioned global standards, called Time Division Long-Term Evolution.
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Tristan started the nonprofit called Time Well Spent, which consults with various companies about ways to make apps healthier.
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My favorite episode is called "Time to Pray," and it's basically Prayer Bear explaining when's a good time to pray.
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It looks like CEO Travis Kalanick has called time on that battle, perhaps to focus on an IPO next year.
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It's been a throwback look that's been called time and time again, an accessory that's been begging for a rebrand.
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He leaves Google to focus on a nonprofit he's founded called Time Well Spent, and he starts talking to reporters.
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The device, which is simply called "Time," was announced earlier this month right in the midst of holiday shopping season.
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Djokovic called time on his tournament early in the third set after losing the opening two 6-4, 7-5.
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Apple will launch a new sleep monitoring feature for the Apple Watch called "Time in Bed tracking," according to 9to5Mac.
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People is reporting that Bella Hadid and The Weeknd (real name: Abel Tesfaye) have called time on their 18-month relationship.
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The company credits its revenue growth to WarnerMedia (its media division that was formerly called Time Warner) and its wireless business.
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Winded, he called time, and Desus came out to give him a pep talk and a mighty slap on the butt.
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It's called Time Clock Piece, and while the former project had him confined by space, this confined him also by time.
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If two objects are moving at different speeds, time runs more quickly for the slower object — a phenomenon called time dilation.
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The Dolphins called time out, presumably to ensure they could get a last Hail Mary attempt after the kick was made.
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David Bloom, global head of FX strategy at HSBC, agreed, noting that overseas investors have not called time on UK Plc.
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One campaign called Time to Vote has gained the support of 300 companies across the country, including Walmart, Tyson Foods and PayPal.
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Investors have called time on the junk bond bull run in recent weeks, banking gains rather than loading up on more debt.
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The Times Shire Plc has called time on its $21 billion acquisition spree as it attempts to digest its biggest deal yet.
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The Heat called time-out, and as Young walked back to the bench, he declared, "It&aposs over," taunting the silent crowd.
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We'll talk about that and more when we come back with Tristan Harris, who is leading a movement called Time Well Spent.
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While some banks raised their price target on the stock, traders said the results had called time on the sector's rally this month.
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While some banks raised their target price on the stock, traders said the results had called time on the sectors rally for now.
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It started when the gym let Cheng show off his idea, called Time Trial, at its monthly Community Night, where it hosts local startups.
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There's a website called Time and Date that allows you to have a countdown on your desktop, and they have an app as well.
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Together with fellow Northern Irish pro-choice activists, McCann has launched a campaign—called Time for Change—in the wake of Ireland's referendum vote.
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With each contact, called "time on target" in CIA jargon and counted in his job performance metrics, he insinuated himself into the professor's affections.
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The court has formulated various rules under the so-called "Time, Place, and Manner" doctrine to regulate different forms of speech in public places.
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Apple (AAPL) is getting ready to launch a new sleep monitoring feature for the Apple Watch called "Time in Bed tracking," according to 9to5Mac.
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This is called time-restricted feeding and isn't as difficult as some other approaches, since the fasting period can include the time you're asleep.
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Mayweather looked to have called time on his boxing career last year, after also stopping Irishman McGregor for a fiftieth victory on his perfect record.
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The feature, apparently called "Time in Bed tracking," may track your quality of sleep based on information picked up by the Apple Watch's many sensors.
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But let's rewind to earlier this year, when the Northern California-born singer emerged—having called time on the Dum Dum Girls—as Kristin Kontrol.
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Several C.E.O.s participating in the campaign, called Time to Vote, have criticized President Trump over issues ranging from immigration to the Charlottesville attack last year.
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Brebbia entered, and with the count 0-2 on Eduardo Nunez, the pitcher held the set too long and plate umpire Chris Segal called time.
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As I was saying earlier, when bringing a game conceived on a PC to the consumer, there is a big environmental difference called time density.
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After 26 minutes of answering EU lawmakers' questions with an uninterrupted monologue, hitting all the talking points he wanted to hit, Mark Zuckerberg called time.
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To his supporters he is Tough Trump: boorish and embarrassing, but someone who has delivered a roaring economy and called time on an outdated global order.
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In 2016, Tristan Harris, whose job title at Google was "design ethicist," left the company to focus on a new nonprofit he called Time Well Spent.
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Together they brought structure to the Harold, adding an element from a short-form game called Time-Dash that moved scenes forward or backward in time.
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Harris spent several years working at Google, and he now runs a nonprofit called Time Well Spent, from which he has launched a battle against social media.
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The game-winning rally started with one out when Kevin Pillar was hit by a pitch after Perdomo thought the Giants center fielder had called time out.
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English spies, disguised as merchants, were also behind the so-called time of troubles, a spell of famine and uprising in the early 17th century, he added.
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The "hard landing" came early last year when Beijing called time on the property and infrastructure binge that has characterized Chinese growth over the last few years.
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Earlier this month, Sacramento Kings head coach Dave Joerger called time to chastise Willie Cauley-Stein after he dropped back and gave Rose a wide-open shot.
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In the months since he called time on his stay with the Montreal Impact, Drogba has fielded inquiries about his availability from all corners of the globe.
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Meanwhile, the longest-lasting mental effect of Dimension 404 is that I have a new earworm — the theme tune for a fake 1990s cartoon series called Time Ryder.
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In the case of Facebook, the company has been focusing on a new metric, called "time well spent," following criticisms that the social network is bad for society.
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AT&T acquired the media giant — then called Time Warner — last year in a bid to find new growth and to distinguish itself from its chief rival, Verizon.
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After the German triumph at the 21 World Cup, three experienced players — Philipp Lahm, Per Mertesacker and Miroslav Klose — called time and retired from the German national team.
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China was not involved in 2G mobile development, so it pushed for a national 3G standard called Time Division Synchronous Code-Division Multiple Access that China Mobile implemented.
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At 7, he appeared on a television show called "Time for Pets," plopping a guinea pig into a top hat and appearing to turn it into a chicken.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Spain midfielder Andres Iniesta called time on his remarkable international career after his team's surprise World Cup exit at the hands of hosts Russia on Sunday.
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That means the game uses what are called time-gating strategies to prevent players from continuously accessing the most rewarding parts of the app without spending in-game currency.
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"Time flies like an arrow" can mean either that time flies in the way that an arrow flies, or that insects called "time flies" are fond of an arrow.
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Last year it pulled ahead of Gojek when Uber called time on a price war with Grab, took a 27.5% stake in its erstwhile rival and left the region.
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A nonprofit organization called Time Well Spent, led by a former Google design ethicist, is pressuring tech companies to move away from products that try to hook people's attention.
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This is partly by design — it is called Time Traveling Bong, after all — and partly because it often loses the thread and casts around for something ridiculous to do.
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Since the early 93th century, so-called time balls were used in harbors, dropping every day so that sailors could view them through telescopes and set their ships' clocks.
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One of the more surprising couples of the decade, singer Jessie and actor Tatum called time on their relationship last month after being together for more than a year.
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Mongeau said that video was probably her favourite one she made in the whole of 2019, even though she and Paul called time on their relationship a few days later.
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YouTuber superstars Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul called time on their brief open marriage at the beginning of the year, but since then, their careers have only been going upwards.
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Deutsche Bank's new chief executive, Christian Sewing, two weeks ago called time on three expensive decades of struggles to become a global investment bank by signaling a retreat to Europe.
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And the digital detox trend has also led to a rise in demand for internet-free holidays, such as those retreats provided by a company called Time To Log Off.
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That competition drew a line under the rivalry as Davis and White called time on their skating career, while Virtue and Moir realized they were not done with the sport.
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Indeed, while the case is in progress and remains sealed, Spotify has summed up many of its key points in a site that it is promoting called Time to Play Fair.
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It's called time-inequality, and it's something co-researcher Professor Lyndall Strazdins feels strongly about: "Men have a time advantage in the labour market that women don't have," she tells Broadly.
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After Apple refused to unlock Farook's phone, the FBI accessed the phone after purchasing a "tool" from a private company -- a work-around Rosenstein has called time-consuming and not practical.
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KS: Tristan Harris is a thing called Time Well Spent and essentially he says all digital issues are time suck and we have to figure out a way to control it.
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When I learned his first new book in five years was called Time Travel: A History, I couldn't have been more beside myself if I'd accidentally landed a TARDIS inside a TARDIS.
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Spotify went on a publicity tear last month, coordinated with its antitrust complaint, that included a statement from CEO Daniel Ek and a single-serve advocacy website called Time To Play Fair.
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It was a sign of the times that we decided the interview wouldn't even run in Time magazine proper, but in a (now defunct) separate tech magazine for subscribers called Time Digital.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Australian former world champion track cyclist Melissa Hoskins has called time on her career at the age of 25, saying "there is only so much pain" she can handle.
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The makers of this critical bomb thought they could overrule Lewis Carroll, and wrote a new and painful plot for the title with a character called Time and an object called the Chronosphere.
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He and longtime girlfriend Paulina Slagter split up last fall after nearly five years of dating, while the pop star and Orlando Bloom called time on their year-long relationship earlier this year.
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Even so, the fact that Labor's narrative of "fairness" failed before the coalition's story of "aspiration" suggests Australia has not called time on neoliberalism in the way that voters elsewhere seem ready to.
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The group, led by physicist Chetan Nayak, built on prior research from Princeton University, which found that time crystals can spontaneously break a fundamental symmetry called time-translation symmetry to exhibit periodicity over time.
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The original roster of Swine Bowl players, a dozen or so men now hitting 80, have called time out for good; the touch football game played on Saturday in Central Park was their last.
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The company is rolling out a new service, called Time of Savings, that lets its connected thermostat automatically adjust to match fluctuations in utility prices for customers on those plans (or soon to be).
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Interface designers, app-makers and social-media firms employ armies of designers to keep people coming back, according to Tristan Harris, another ex-Googler and co-founder of an advocacy group called "Time Well Spent".
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This information is generally encoded in a particle of light—called a photon—and in the case of the ICFO experiment, the qubit was encoded in the photon using a technique called time-bin encoding.
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LONDON (Reuters) - UK Athletics chairman Ed Warner has called time on Britain's win-at-all-cost approach, saying the focus on medals has become unhealthy and the entire elite funding structure for sport needs reviewing.
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Above: swathes of empty seats at Bolton's Macron Stadium To add to the farcical nature of opening night, a pair of managers named themselves as subs, despite having long called time on their playing careers.
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Verizon is bundling Disney Plus, and AT&T bought a little company called Time Warner and is busily turning HBO into some sort of teen-oriented streaming service with an interface that looks like Snapchat.
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In 2014 Time Warner, its parent, spun it off, along with other titles including Fortune, People and Sports Illustrated, into an entity called Time Inc, raising fears that the magazines would languish as unloved corporate orphans.
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In short, TiVo's benefit – the ability to record shows and watch them later (called time-shifting by those in the know circa 2006) – has been inundated by a tsunami of innovation that the company itself instigated.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's largest building materials supplier, Boral Ltd, cut its domestic outlook and said delays at big projects would dent half-year profits, sending shares tumbling as investors called time on the nation's building boom.
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The feedback comes after SAP CEO Bill McDermott called time on a series of acquisitions that, critics said, left Europe's most valuable technology company saddled with a collection of apps rather than a genuinely integrated proposition.
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Apple's Mac operating system includes its own backup program called Time Machine, and if you intend to use it, you may want to invest in a new external drive that you can dedicate to the software.
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So he took a job with General Electric, where he helped design early space vehicles, electronic cash registers and so-called time-share computers, massive mainframes that could be shared across companies, schools and other organizations.
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The feedback comes after SAP CEO Bill McDermott called time on a series of acquisitions that, critics said, left Europe's most valuable technology company saddled with a collection of apps rather than a genuinely integrated proposition.
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Crosby then delivered for the final time, kicking the game-winner from 51 yards just inside the left upright after his first attempt had been waived off as Dallas called time out right before the snap.
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Had the Eagles not called time out before the Bears' first snap, had Parkey not gone ahead and kicked that one (and made it) ... any little thing could be the difference when the difference is inches.
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Priestley and the production are working too hard; he would be more successful integrating plot and metaphysics in his other so-called Time Plays, especially "An Inspector Calls," revived on Broadway to great acclaim in 1994.
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The abductions took place on Wednesday on the outskirts of Benin City, the state capital, Edo state police commissioner Dan Malam Mohammed told Reuters, adding that the two workers were employed by a company called Time Multinational.
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He was critical to helping the North Carolina-born singer develop her career in the wake of Y Kant Tori Read, but the couple called time just as Amos was about to begin mapping her third album.
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TROY, N.Y. — It's a little off the New York City radar, but one of the country's most invigorating hubs for performance and what's fashionably called "time-based" visual art has been operating here for a decade now.
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The former Manchester, Real Madrid, LA Galaxy and Paris St Germain midfielder called time on his 20-year playing career later in 2013 having won league trophies in four different countries — the first Englishman to do so.
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Boss Christian Sewing on Sunday effectively called time on the lender's multi-decade attempt to create a global investment bank with a swingeing plan to shrink its trading unit and put 288 billion euros of assets into runoff.
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After being rebuffed by the company in court, the FBI was able to eventually gain access to the phone after purchasing a "tool" from a private company -- a workaround Rosenstein on Tuesday called time-consuming and not practical.
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Germany's largest lender, under new Chief Executive Christian Sewing, called time last week on its strategy of being a global investment bank, a move expected to lead to a cut of around 10 percent of its U.S. workforce.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank moved to end its nightmare on Wall Street on Thursday as its new chief executive Christian Sewing called time on three expensive decades struggling to become a global investment bank with a retreat to Europe.
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There was this Beastie Boys video called "Time for Living" that was like a skate video that I loved, and all my mates were listening to their first record this one summer, so I got into them around then.
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Ireland called time on seven years of severe austerity in its 2015 budget and continued to use the spoils of a booming economy this year to further reduce income taxes, reverse unpopular bailout cuts and raise public sector wages.
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Neuhaus, who died in 2009, also created a sound installation at Dia:Beacon called "Time Piece Beacon," which similarly is about subtly engaging visitors through the existing soundscape, causing just a slight disruption that is meant to be serendipitously found.
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Crown Sterling's answer to this potential crisis in encryption, called TIME AI, is something the company calls "five-dimensional" encryption, "the world's first 'non-factor' based quantum AI encryption" based on polygons, AI-composed music, Fibonacci's sequence, and various other things.
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It's due to a quirky little thing called time dilation: time can slow down for one person, but not for another, because there is no such thing as a fixed frame of reference against which all motion can be measured.
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The quad camera consists of a main 40 megapixel lens, a wide-angle lens, a telephoto lens capable of 50x digital zoom and an additional so-called "time-of-flight" camera aimed at capturing a blurred effect in parts of pictures.
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Google's long-and-winding road to figuring out messaging is taking yet another change of direction after the company called time on Allo, its newest chat app launch, in order to double down on its vision to enable an enhanced version of SMS.
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FROM PEN: Naomi Watts Talks 26-Year Friendship with Nicole Kidman Earlier this year, rumors swirled the entertainers had called time on their friendship once again after they both attended the We Day California taping but failed to pose for a photo together.
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This usually comes up after I point out that Time Warner used to own a distribution company — what used to be called Time Warner Cable — but got rid of it because it didn't see the benefit of owning both kinds of companies.
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It was there that they got their start in computing, working from a school Teletype terminal that was linked to a far-away mainframe computer under a so-called time-sharing computer system, in which operators paid for the computing time they used.
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LONDON, Oct 16 (Reuters) - The administrator of the LF Woodford Income Focus Fund said it would make a decision on its future on Wednesday, a day after embattled investor Neil Woodford resigned as its manager and called time on his 30-year career in funds.
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When OPEC in November joined with several non-OPEC producers to agree to a historic cut in output, the group called time on a fight for market share that drove oil prices to a 12-year low and many shale producers to the wall.
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In the Animal Crossing community, that controversial move is called "time-traveling," and while not technically illegal, it's sort of like listening to a podcast on double speed or pouring a glass of Soylent for dinner: You get the same nutrients, but where's the fun?
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The award-winning mesmerizing installation, consisting of geological materials (alongside drawings, writing and a video) displayed in vertical cylinders, suspended in an experimental resin, and called time capsules, contain geological debris dug out from three cities: Athens, Beirut, Paris, where the artists' practice has been defined.
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Robert Grant, of a company called Crown Sterling, gave a talk titled: "The 2019 Discovery of Quasi-Prime Numbers: What Does This Mean For Encryption?" in which he explained a mysterious technology called "Time AI." After attendees criticized it, the conference took it down from its website.
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It was a 144-page presentation titled "Call to Minimize Distraction and Respect Users' Attention," and earned Harris the role of "design ethicist" — a job created specifically for him, and which he held until 2016, when he left to start a nonprofit called Time Well Spent.
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Just this year, Facebook has chosen to optimize for on a new metric called "Time Well Spent," while Apple and Google have introduced new digital health tools like "Screen Time" and "Digital Wellbeing," designed to let users quantify and then set limits on the time they spend on their phones.
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Pulling from multiple sources — Stone optioned UK journalist Luke Harding's book The Snowden Files, an inspired-by-reality novel called Time of the Octopus by Snowden's Russian attorney, and met with the whistleblower himself — the film uses the days leading up to the first Snowden leaks as a framing device.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Kimiko Date called time on her tennis career at the age of 46 on Monday, saying she was no longer able to perform at the best of her abilities due to physical issues and had decided to listen to the "inner voice" telling her it was time to quit.
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" While the EC complaint is confidential, so will not be shared publicly, Spotify has created a public site, appropriately called Time to Play Fair, which details all of the ways in which Apple has "tilted the playing field," in the words of Spotify general counsel Horacio Gutierrez in remarks, "in a set of ever increasing restrictions.
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Also in 2200, renowned oil trader Andrew Hall, who earned $2300 million in 22012, called time on his main Astenbeck Commodities Fund II. He had said in an earlier letter to investors that extreme volatility caused by "non-traditional investors and algorithmic trading" made it difficult to hold onto long-term positions when the market moved against them.
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Screenshot: Crown Sterling (YouTube)Attendees at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas booed and ridiculed a sponsored talk on Thursday called "The 2019 Discovery of Quasi-Prime Numbers: What Does This Mean For Encryption?" that touted a bizarre technology called "Time AI," Motherboard reported on Saturday, with the conference even going so far as to delete material on the talk from its website.
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Huawei's P30 Pro, which has four rear cameras - including a so-called "time of flight" camera that helps its artificial intelligence create better exposures - will aim to take on Samsung's Galaxy S10 and Apple's iPhone X. The phone has a new light sensor that detects yellow rather than green, which Huawei said would significantly boost light absorption to create better results, even in near darkness.
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