Its central location was great for walking everywhere, she wrote.
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Some like a central location; others somewhere quiet and tucked-away.
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The result mixes sharp design, a central location and convenient services.
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The hotels are not fancy, but are in a central location.
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The votes then have to be transferred to a central location.
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Both offer value considering the central location and good on-site offerings.
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Aurinko Bungalows offer quiet, tree filled respite with a great central location.
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Flying Saucer is in such a central location for Pokémon Go players.
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There was also a glass-enclosed jewelry display in a central location.
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It's just more visible here because of the subway station's central location.
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Despite the central location of the home, the garden is surprisingly private.
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Routers should be placed in a central location and preferably up high.
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Walls and plants give the garden a secluded feel, despite the central location.
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But its central location in Syria gives it some strategic value as well.
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Guests also liked the central location within walking distance of many interesting places.
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You have to develop a workforce that's not used to a central location.
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Universities hope that the central location makes up for a somewhat stripped-back education.
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The wedding venue holds a central location in the history of the royal family.
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Blockchain networks are distributed across a network of computers rather than one central location.
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Place the device in a central location, as far from the wall as possible.
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Fribo creates a virtual living space that brings isolated users to a central location.
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The weather station is large and needs to be mounted in a central location.
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"One of the biggest perks of a host hotel is its central location," she said.
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SimpliSafe instructs you to install the base station in a central location in your home.
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Flossie's is probably one of the most popular ones thanks to its central location Downtown.
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The central location of the Hill District allowed us to get downtown in mere minutes.
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It's ideal for visitors who want a central location without sacrificing luxury and top-notch service.
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The goal is to bring together legacy data stored in various systems into a central location.
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Secret Berbère has its central location in North Central Morocco, with outposts in Madrid and Paris.
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The central location and popular brand recognition make it an ideal pick for leisure travelers, too.
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There will be a hilltop park near the Island Club at a central location on the island.
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Which is one of the reasons Facebook is bringing them all into one central location, Liu said.
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Being in downtown, sometimes I hear helicopters, and it's pretty easy being in such a central location.
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Indianapolis's central location and network of interstate highways earned the city its nickname, the Crossroads of America.
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Its best asset is its central location that puts many downtown bars and restaurants within walking distance.
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I moved the satellite to a more central location, and with the move, the internet stopped dropping.
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She said she had received high praise both for the central location and the ease of parking.
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Both offer value considering the newer rooms and central location, and differ based on size and style.
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But as Auschwitz-Birkenau became a central location for mass killing, these gas chambers were too small.
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Trinity Church's central location and immutability has attracted many historians — particularly those researching Alexander Hamilton, Lapinski said.
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Its central location on Fifth Avenue has posed security challenges for the Secret Service and local law enforcement.
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Another strategy is for traffickers to base themselves in a central location and post ads in multiple cities.
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One of Avalon's best qualities — among many — is its central location, in the heart of downtown Palm Springs.
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Navalny had been given permission to hold a protest elsewhere, but switched it to a more central location.
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This sees it bring fuel direct to commercial fleets, which are typically parked overnight in one central location.
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That meant a home in a central location and housing security largely delinked from market fluctuations, she explained.
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It's essentially a central location to find built-in or third-party apps that work with your stylus.
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For only $85 dollars a night, with a central location in Palo Alto this studio is a steal.
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A series of drug busts in Belize underscore that country's central location for drug trafficking through Central America.
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Among its many charms, the Hoxton's central location is walkable to most key attractions in downtown Los Angeles.
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Bangkok is a giant, sprawling city, so a central location really depends on where you plan to go.
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Guests repeatedly praise the waterfront views and central location that makes it easy to explore downtown San Diego attractions.
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But putting all of that data together in a central location is a better, more helpful experience for users.
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Its central location, industry diversity and young, educated workforce make Columbus a great place to start a small business.
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The store's central location on 34th Street across from Macy's subjects it to the heavy foot traffic of Midtown.
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"What you're able to do is to enforce uniform standards at a central location for processing ballots," Keisling said.
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It's hard to imagine a more central location, amid the winding alleyways that make up the charming old city.
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PASS has also recommended workers stop reporting to a central location to cut down their interactions with other employees.
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He liked everything about it, including the central location, the modern feel and something he hadn't considered: the view.
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Mr. Shakeshaft said this city's central location, transportation network and sheer size made it an attractive waypoint for traffickers.
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The temple, snugly nestled into the side of a mountain, had a sense of stillness despite its central location.
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Cons: The hotel can be noisy due to its central location and there is a $30 per day pet fee.
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If logistics are a priority for Amazon, Dallas may still be a contender given its central location in North America.
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If you take cover in multistory building, choose a central location and steer clear of the top and bottom floors.
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It's a trendy and central location, but the bass beat from the bar below can sometimes seep through the floor.
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They headed back to Downtown Brooklyn, where the central location, postcard views and amenities on offer quickly won them over.
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Apart from being an industrial center, it&aposs also known as a large travel hub due to its central location.
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Shortly after construction, Auschwitz-Birkenau became the largest killing center and central location for the extermination of Jews in Europe.
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The player piano in the Sweetwater tavern, a central location in Westworld, has always been a bit of a mystery.
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Instead, these results suggest that a dedicated-function device placed in a central location within a home simply invites more usage.
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It's designed to be the central location for access to environments like PowerShell, Cmd, and the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
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It's a new central location where you can access the traditional cmd line, PowerShell, and the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
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The state's roads and bridges are well maintained, and its central location provides easy access to a large swath of population.
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Reporterre said Belleville had been selected because of its central location and good railway connections, and because it has ample space.
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You have the planet Batuu as a central location, and it's the basis for the upcoming Star Wars Land, Galaxy's Edge.
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Humiston is the founder of online career platform Vangsters, which provides a central location for cannabis employers to find potential employees.
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The general consensus is that the rooms are small, but the views, friendly staff, and central location make up for it.
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Preparing items in a central location to be reheated in stores reduces employees' workload and removes variables that could compromise quality.
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The N.H.L. will employ concussion monitors at each game and four more watching all games from a central location this season.
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Existing water testing is generally done at a central location, a lab run by a university, utility, or the local government.
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Police called the protest an unlawful gathering and attempted to disburse the white nationalists and counter protesters from a central location.
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You have three of to start, but when you defeat a boss or get a gem to the central location, they reset.
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Aside from its famed fountain and pool, the Bellagio boasts loads of high-end restaurants, clubs, luxury suites and a central location.
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Hilton's LondonHouse Chicago has quickly emerged as a top booking for affordable prices, a central location, well-appointed rooms, and great views
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As a cloud-based software company, Basecamp provides businesses with one central location to organize all internal communications, projects and client work.
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Here are seven other capital cities that were moved for a range of reasons including overcrowding, security or to a more central location.
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This sound is analyzed at a central location and the necessary statistics are returned to the phone in the form of a text.
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Our sources say the guests will meet at a central location -- and will be transported to the mystery wedding location ... to ensure privacy.
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"The central location, great views and availability of true detached homes certainly all play a role on why prices are up," says Kennelly.
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I think growing up in Chicago is always just like the real the central location of where you can be influenced by. Anywhere.
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But it's a central location where you can attack al Qaeda and ISIL, operate drones, conduct surveillance, conduct commando raids if need be.
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His potential pitch: North Korea as a frontier market offers a central location in a booming region encompassing China, Japan and South Korea.
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Instead of storing big databases in a central location, which can make them sitting ducks for hackers, DLT stores data across multiple sites.
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"We have an episode where the church Fall Fun Fair becomes a central location and some very ridiculous Donnie things happen," Bruun teased.
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The company began testing a beta of a news tab on its iOS tab, bringing stories sorted by category into a central location.
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The tool allows customers to see all their inventory on a dashboard and then ship to many different locations or one central location.
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Posh but anonymous — only its exterior, circa 1894, roots you in Montreal — Hotel Birks makes a glossy home base in a central location.
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With its large population and geographically central location, Poland is a kind of swing state that can turn the tide across Eastern Europe.
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Living in A 'family-oriented' bedroom community, this Dutchess County town attracts young professionals looking for a central location and a tranquil setting.
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He knew firsthand how badly all the N.B.A. business that went on during the summer needed to be harmonized in a central location.
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Wuhan has a larger population than New York City but is an even more significant transit hub given its central location in China.
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Pros: A central location near all major tourist activity and business hubs without being thrust in the frenzy of crowds, plus spacious rooms.
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We were keen on a central location close to popular attractions and the Tube, and wanted an upscale property that was reasonably priced.
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Data collected on potential threats is aggregated into a central location for further analysis to help grow and inform the platform's threat intelligence capabilities.
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Examples would be consolidating trips, parking in a central location to walk to several nearby destinations, and using the right vehicle for the job.
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"You could distribute power throughout the robot rather than having a central location ... which means less electrical resistance and less weight from power wiring."
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Production for Promare started in 2014, with Trigger staff visiting New York firehouses (the film central location, Promepolis, is based on New York City).
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She moved abroad but wanted to keep a place in London, her hometown, so we pay very cheap rent in a very central location.
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It also ensures that HTC does not hold your keys in a central location at any point – you maintain full custody at all times.
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Here's the official description, per Mophie: The 3-in-1 wireless charging pad conveniently charges iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch from one central location.
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Twice a year, Zapier flies all its employees to a central location for a week-long retreat where employees get to know one another.
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The couple liked the 78-story Metropolitan Tower, built in 1986, on West 57th Street, with its central location on a busy crosstown thoroughfare.
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Not only that, but wouldn't it be cool to be able to gather round a central location and watch the game from multiple angles?
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The officer, who was known as the pinder, pinned or penned the strays in a central location until their owners paid to reclaim them.
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It's central location and delicious breakfast spreads were fantastic, but I do wish I had split my time between there and somewhere more rural.
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If it's practical, try moving your router to a more central location by running a longer coax or Ethernet cable from the wall jack.
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If it's practical, try moving your router to a more central location by running a longer coax or Ethernet cable from the wall jack.
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The city's central location and affordable housing has been especially attractive to millennials who are moving into the area to work and start families.
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Telegram's official position is that it technically can't hand over encryption keys because they are stored on individual users' devices, not in a central location.
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Fastidious little hoarders that they are, the squirrels took the nuts handed out from the single central location and sorted them into species-specific storages.
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But if you want to take advantage of all that the Fairmont has to offer, along with its central location, a basic room will suffice.
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And for audiences in the U.S., it looks like a central location for those seasons will be much closer to home than we're used to.
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When starting up the game, you are presented with a minimalist map with only the central location where you entered selectable for your starting point.
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The data is brought together at a central location and then decoded to produce higher-resolution images than would be possible with a single telescope.
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Bahrain's minister for transportation and telecommunications said the Gulf, with its central location in the BRI, was a prime market for China and vice versa.
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Her "Women's Table" is in a central location on Rose Walk, not far from Old Campus and a few footsteps from the main Sterling Library.
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Spring Green, with its largest population and the most central location, stood to gain the most, while Lone Rock and Arena appeared most at risk.
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Like me, previous guests rave about the unique feel and character of the hotel, as well as the central location, and of course the robots.
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Concerns about the security of election infrastructure demand officials follow certain protocols: reconciliation, preserving paper ballots, and physically delivering election results to a central location.
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In Texas, the Texas School Safety Center was created in 2001 to serve as a central location for school safety information and school security state wide.
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A good-looking splurge suited to the design connoisseur who values a comfortable, central location and can overlook the occasional choice to favor form over function.
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Mandala Hotel's central location off Potsdamer Platz means it's in close proximity to many tourist sites and just a few minutes' walk to major shopping malls.
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The company also wanted a central location near mass transit and major highways, in one of the handful of West Coast cities where it usually builds.
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But then a decision was made locally to hand out the food at a central location, which defeated the purpose of using it as an incentive.
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We also use central location testing, where up to 200 people sit in booths, taste several varieties of a berry and answer more open-ended questions.
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Seoul Mayor Won-soon Park, a keynote speaker at CES 2020, pointed to Seoul's central location in Asia as a driver for interest from American firms.
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The store — which opened November 17 in Plano, Texas's Legacy West shopping district — is stocking labels shoppers know, and possibly even love, in a central location.
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But just as important as the state's low cost of doing business, fair regulatory environment and central location is the lifestyle your employees can achieve in Iowa.
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Located right in the middle of grounds, this is the central location for all of the concession stands, including stations for water, coffee, beer, champagne and more.
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Healthcare professionals will be able to place an order by text message, after which a drone can be prepared and launched from a central location within minutes.
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"Bahrain's central location in the Middle East makes it a critical online payments hub," PayTabs chief digital officer, Philippe Berard, said in a statement earlier this month.
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If you'd prefer to vote the old-fashioned way, you can still go to a staffed voter center in a central location — for example, the township hall.
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Its central location encourages a diverse crowd, as do traditions like Off the Wall, the gallery within the bar that's showcased local art work since the 70s.
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Book Kimpton Rowan Palm Springs starting at $195Kimpton Rowan boasts a super central location, right off the main strip of stores and restaurants in downtown Palm Springs.
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With nicely updated rooms, stellar views of the river, Hilton points earning potential, a central location, and a hot rooftop bar, there's plenty to like about LondonHouse.
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The optimal central location is a five-minute walk from Dam Square, from which the city's central train station is less than 10 minutes away by tram.
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They collect radio waves from cosmic sources (like the center of the galaxy) with a timestamp, convert it to digital information, and send it to a central location.
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Since we live in such a central location, we have a choice of several supermarkets and we decide where to go based on what we want to buy.
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Drones can also replace stocks of expensive medicines hospitals keep just in case they are needed, by flying them quickly to the hospital bed from a central location.
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He is a cheerleader for his state's advantages, including low costs, a central location with good airports and a convenient time zone for doing business with both coasts.
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The startup wants to make information more easily accessible, primarily by cross-pollinating information posted on your various online profiles and making it available in one central location.
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Hotel Vincci Selección Posada del Patio This recently opened hotel has an ideal central location, spacious, light-flooded rooms and, best of all, a large rooftop swimming pool.
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The neighborhood's central location also makes it easy to reach the near-unbroken swath of lakes, forests and meadows that lie at the western edges of the city.
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According to the listing agent, the condo's sky-high price tag is justified because of its "super-central location," the 360-degree views, and the private roof deck.
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The big question: When the government finally allows most pilots to fly drones remotely — beyond their own line of sight — will operations be aggregated into a central location?
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The Cool Sevilla Hotel, with a good central location and solid online reviews, has superior double rooms from 29 euros for select dates at the end of June.
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Mak, unlike many of her peers, has chosen to remain in Two Bridges and raise a family here because of its central location and its feeling of community.
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Due to the complexity of the process, the ranked-choice voting rounds are conducted at a central location in Maine, requiring a transfer of ballots, and take extra time.
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Well, the same could probably be said about human private parts, which also have in common with black holes a central location and, as a rule, concealing material around.
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Another advantage of this approach is that your key is sort of in the cloud, but it's not stored in any central location and certainly not on HTC's servers.
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Also, because of its central location, there were a lot of business people coming by eating lunch there and walking through on their way home from work or whatever.
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The historic Arizona Biltmore Resort in Phoenix was purported to be the central location used for the planning and execution of the weapons-running involved in Fast and Furious.
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"Agadez is an ideal, central location to enable ISR collection (intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) to face the security threat across the Sahel and Lake Chad Basin region," she said.
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My night at Hotel Metropole, with its five-star amenities and central location, was a luxurious experience made possible only by the media discount the hotel offered my company.
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To this day, I'm happier staying in a small, family run B & B or an older hotel with a central location than I am in most five-star hotels.
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He said one of the advantages of Geneva was its central location in Europe, "within a five-hour drive" of many of the current Davis Cup World Group nations.
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Guests also liked the hotel's central location, with many interesting places within walking distance, as well as the great hotel bars, on-site food offerings, and exciting pool area.
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Less fancy, but more affordable, is Vain Boutique Hotel (doubles start around $90 per night, including breakfast), which has a similarly central location and 15 smallish but neat rooms.
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The city has a population of 11 million — more than that of New York City — but is an even bigger significant transit hub given its central location in China.
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Pros: The Andaz brand is a reliable heavyweight, and the central location is near all major tourist activity and business hubs without being thrust in the frenzy of crowds.
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Its central location makes it a prime, walkable home base for sightseeing, business in the Loop, and dining at one of the city's multitude of chef-driven restaurants nearby.
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ABUJA - A planned city built mostly in the 22s, replaced Lagos as Nigeria's capital in 28, largely because of its more central location, and as a way to ease congestion.
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The game also took place in Atlanta, Ga. — a city comprised of a population that's majority African American and a central location to the Civil Rights movement of the 22s.
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Collaborate is meant to replace many of those tools, creating a central location where a team (particularly a small to medium-sized media team) can create a digital publication together.
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If you have a business, a LinkedIn company page can be a useful tool to provide information about your business and give people a central location to view job opportunities.
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With its central location, warm service and sophisticated but homey feel, the Whitby stands out in a city where travelers are spoiled for choice when it comes to upscale accommodations.
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However, this won't really matter as long as you keep your bandwidth hogs in a central location near an Eero Gateway, where they can best access the strongest wi-fi signal.
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And this is a very central location where brands can quickly donate because a lot of the time some brands want to get rid of it (snaps fingers) very, very fast.
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"Our sense is that most of them consider that acceptable," he says, especially combined with Switzerland's other attractions, such as political stability, its central location in Europe—and all that chocolate.
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Roughly a five-minute walk from its former spot, Sullivan said it was important for the company to remain in that area, due to its central location near several subway lines.
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NU Hotel, BrooklynThis boutique hotel in downtown Brooklyn wins our hearts with its super central location: It's within walking distance to Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Gowanus, Park Slope, and Prospect Heights.
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I spent the next couple of nights in a private room with attached bathroom in a great central location near Plaza de la Conchita, booked through Airbnb for $303 per night.
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If a retailer stores and sells goods in the same place, it must lease space, often in an expensive central location, for the store room as well as the shop floor.
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And since it's common to place an Echo in a central location — like someone would with a telephone — adding these features could help sway some potential buyers into purchasing the device.
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The hotel's design, a mixed bag that's more likely to induce claustrophobia than vertigo, is easy to overlook because of the excellent central location, affordable price, comfortable beds and quiet rooms.
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Gathering ballots at one central location helps election officials apply the same standard to every ballot, rather than relying on hundreds or thousands of election judges in precincts across a state.
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While the selfie cam's central location does make the Note 103 more symmetrical, I'm still not sure I like it more than having the front-facing camera stashed in a corner.
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Mid laners are the core of any team, since the central location of the mid lane means that the players in that lane have an easier time getting around the map.
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Companies often have many different places where money is being sent in, but not all of these are connected and easy to track in a central location with the existing software.
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In an ideal, central location, Hotel Vanilla is a budget-friendly property with 32 comfortable rooms ranging from singles to an apartment-style family room, all simply decorated with colorful artworks.
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The central location makes for a great, walkable home base to explore the city or reach downtown business meetings with ease, and the rooftop pool is a blissful perch for sun-seekers.
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Photographer Emily Peacock and her husband, the sculptor Patrick Renner, live and work in a converted autobody shop in a neighborhood just north of Houston's Interstate 610 loop — a relatively central location.
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Cryptocurrencies cannot be held or understood in any physical way; they have no central location, and this gives them, and their acolytes—Reddit libertarians, for example—an air of a religious experience.
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While all the official SxSW showcases can technically be found in one central location, there are simply so many of them that making and organizing a schedule can be a little overwhelming.
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The Colle Gnifetti glacier, sitting near the Swiss-Italian border, and with a central location on the continent, has put it on a crash course with Europe's dust for roughly 10,29 years.
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These communal rooms are what strongly distinguishes Freehand from other options — where else can you find affordable lodging for so many people in a single group, especially in such a central location?
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Who stays here: A younger set, split between business travelers and savvy tourists, mainly from Europe, who book for the hyper-central location, boutique style, and on-site food and beverage scene.
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The hotel receives overwhelming praise for well-curated modern decor in both rooms and public spaces, as well as a central location that is close to great shopping, sightseeing, and Lake Michigan.
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The company's service allows businesses to have a single repository for all of their marketing messaging to enable for information to be disseminated from a central location to different national and international websites.
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Since it used to be a central location for trade and commerce in Madrid, it's now perfectly placed for easy access to all of my favorite things to do and see in Madrid.
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Yet he saw a satisfying parallel in the fact that the square across the road had become the central location for a series of large-scale anti-Kremlin demonstrations in 2011 and 2012.
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Iran is of particular concern because of its central location in Asia and the Middle East, a destination for religious pilgrims and migrant laborers who then travel back to their countries of origin.
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You'll get better results over WiFi if your router is in a central location, there are no walls interrupting the signal, and you make sure there aren't too many devices connected at once.
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But the lack of restrictions by either industry or central location suggests they cannot be as easily bought with private dinners, private jets and private concerts, as is reportedly custom during awards season.
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That's because the scooters no longer need to be taken off the streets and driven by van to a central location for charging and maintenance, only to be driven back several hours later.
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The corner sink was moved to a more central location along one wall, and a pass-through was created above the faucet, with a view of the red accent wall in the hallway.
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The women's showers, with their waist-high walls and central location in the jail, gave Bond — and anybody else who happened to walk by — a perfect view to ogle female inmates as they bathed.
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Another huge benefit of a central location is that it makes it much easier to provide a fixed platform and space to connect people, as well as their projects and art, to each other.
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Building African talent is one of Ghana's strongest points, and its central location also makes it a great business hub for those who want to expand to Francophone Africa and Africa's largest market - Nigeria.
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Being able to produce accurate depth from ordinary aerial imagery, and without having to send tons of data to a central location or involve human experts, makes it adaptable to a variety of situations.
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Sure, you can ferry goods to a central location, but once you have to send them to each individual driveway, to each front door, that takes a lot of time, and it costs money.
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Instead, he held a rally in the historic Hoosier Gym in Knightstown, a central location from the 1986 basketball classic "Hoosiers," taking the stage 20 minutes before any polls closed, and any results were announced.
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Taavet Hinrikus, CEO of European payment platform Transferwise, told CNBC that Singapore's cooperative government, ease in dealing with regulators and a central location as regional hub, make it a great place for starting a business.
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The same central location that made Hahnemann valuable as a health care provider — spitting distance from City Hall and the convention center — also makes the site incredibly desirable for a high-end hotel or condominiums.
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While the SEC argues this expansive new database would allow it to analyze market events quicker, it never considered the national security risks of storing the PII of every American investor in a central location.
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Our top hotels were selected based on our experience staying at local properties, as well as reviews and rankings from trusted traveler sites, and hotels with a central location that is well-suited to explore.
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If you want the convenience of being in a central location and don't plan to spend a lot of time in your hotel room, this is an ideal option that will also save some money.
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The sustainably-built B20113, affectionately called "The Hub," houses all of the services offered to employees in one central location, such as a concierge service, fitness center, career center, health center and a rooftop garden.
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A divided federal appeals court on Wednesday revived an effort to stop Emerson Electric Co's alleged infringement of a patent that makes it easier to communicate information from a remote device to a central location.
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To see if squirrels are chunkers, researchers from UC Berkeley offered 45 free-ranging Eastern fox squirrels (Sciurus niger) a series of 16 seeds from a central location: 4 each from 4 different species of plant.
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As reporters began to hover around the newsstand, Simon explained that he was used to seeing journalists on the square, which became a central location for mourning the victims of the January and November terror attacks.
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Confirmation that the footage is from a Harry Potter game comes with a sweeping shot of the iconic Great Hall from Hogwarts, the wizarding school that serves as a central location for most of the series.
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Apple aims to bring together its own shows into one central location with content from media companies, saving iPhone and other Apple device users from having to juggle multiple apps for those channels, the sources said.
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Mead delivered a low cross from the left flank, and Taylor sneaked into a central location, nudging the ball into the net to earn a 873-287 victory over Argentina on Friday in Le Havre, France.
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As I looked at her photographs, I remember reflecting on my personal experiences with my own family, and on how many important conversations happened around the kitchen table, which was the central location in our home.
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Palermo is your best bet for accommodations — not only are there plenty of stylish restaurants and shops, but the neighborhood's central location makes it easy to get to both the north and south of the city.
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In the early 1980s, a two-bedroom flat in a central location cost twice a television researcher's annual salary; today, it would cost 25 times as much, while the salary may have little more than doubled.
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This puts the program in a central location in Detroit's growing tech scene, giving participants the opportunity to interact with other entrepreneurs looking to be, as they say in Detroit, a big fish in a small pond.
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It's easy to imagine how Google Assistant might one day help you and a friend make lunch plans by finding a time that works for everyone, central location, and meets all the dietary restrictions that everyone has.
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Apple aims to bring together its own shows into one central location with content from media companies, saving iPhone and other Apple device users from having to juggle multiple apps for those channels, sources earlier told Reuters.
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Business executives and government leaders cite Columbus's long history as the state capital, its central location and huge pool of graduating students from Ohio State University and other colleges as competitive advantages in sustaining the city's economy.
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To deal with the more fragmented market, Alliance Bernstein aggregates quotes, prices and market chatter from the many electronic platforms that have sprouted in recent years and consolidates orders from its various portfolios into a central location.
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However the panoramic views of the capital, the Potomac River and neighboring states from atop the monument, paired with its central location on the National Mall, make it one of the most sought-after sites for visitors.
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That central location appeals to commuters and to the many pharmaceutical and communication companies in central New Jersey, said Brad Newman, who was a pharmaceutical sales rep for 713 years before switching to real estate last year.
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One of the biggest changes in iOS 11 for most users is the new Control Center, which Apple has completely overhauled with a new design that puts everything from the old, multi-pane system in one central location.
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ESPN has completely overhauled its Watch tab, which is now the central location for everything from free highlights to livestreams of the linear ESPN channels (for authenticated TV customers) to ESPN+ programming, which has its own dedicated section.
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Streetcars stopped running through there, and Eatons department store moved its central location away from Hastings, while new developments moved the city center farther west and, as a result, the increasingly seedy neighborhood would lose thousands of visitors.
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The central location, says Mr Pinault, was part of the site's appeal, since he wants the museum to be not just a Paris cultural landmark but opened up to "those who are usually far from visiting contemporary art".
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They considered North Carolina, but chose to buy the approximately 265 acres in Texas instead, in part because of its central location and, they said, coastal accessibility, and in part because of Texas' history as a leatherworking center.
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But that negative lens obscured from view the fact that Puerto Rico possesses considerable natural assets: its central location in the Caribbean region, its hard-working and resourceful residents, its mostly mild climate and its development-friendly topography.
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LanzaTech brought on Holmgren as CEO (from UOP, a subsidiary of Honeywell) in June 4.13 and moved its headquarters to Chicago (a more central location from which to do business and ship chemicals) in the summer of 2014.
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It automatically backs up all your images from all of your devices into one central location, plus it collects pictures of the same people or objects into groups, and helps you find images in your archive with text searches.
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This year, Sight Unseen has tapped outlets like Opening Ceremony, 3.1 Phillip Lim and Creatures of Comfort to partner with designers on a handful of satellite venues around New York which will complement a central location at 201 Mulberry.
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New York instituted that policy on March 22, but New York is still likely to be the central location for the US outbreak for the foreseeable future, given the spread there and the sheer scale of cases and deaths.
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Thanks to the East Cut's central location — adjacent to SOMA and the financial district, and home to large offices for companies such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Salesforce — many residents say a walking-distance commute is the neighborhood's biggest draw.
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Sight Unseen Offsite A showcase of cutting-edge contemporary design by emerging talents at one central location, as well as a dozen satellite presentations at partner showrooms including 3.1 Phillip Lim, Creatures of Comfort, Opening Ceremony, and Roll & Hill.
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In February 2000, an open letter signed by 240 prominent Australians, including seven former museum directors, urged the government to keep the museum in its central location of Ultimo while supporting the desire to search for another "cultural beacon" for Parramatta.
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However, it's a slightly different story around back, as Samsung has moved the S9's fingerprint sensor to a more central location below the rear camera, rather than off on the right side like you get on the Galaxy S8.
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For now at least, aggregating the Social Security numbers of Americans and combining them with voter files in a central location is one of the few ways to determine, with any level of accuracy, which voters pulled a fast one.
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So now YouTube is trying to urge both creators and viewers to start dabbling in HDR video in a central location, and its best way of doing that is by pushing the world's largest video platform to adopt the format.
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The league had located some old game films here and there, including ABC broadcasts from the 1960s and 21989s, but they didn't have a central location to store any of it and had no real idea how much footage existed.
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The building on the site — a 400,000-square-foot structure built in 1962 — is unable to accommodate local priorities, she said, like developing new housing to meet expected population growth in Portland and creating affordable units in a central location.
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Once more issuers sign on, the platform will serve as a central location for ETF industry participants to go through the series of negotiations and transactions required to bring ETF shares to market known as the creation/redemption process, Jackson said.
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It is unlikely the United States will back away from Niger because of its central location in the Sahel and because of the proliferation of militant groups around it, including Nigeria's Islamic State-linked Boko Haram and al-Qaeda affiliates.
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Although we do not expect the pace of increase in market value to continue in the next two years, the central location of the buildings will ensure rental income and market value remain resilient, which provides strong support to the credit profile.
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But with its central location and prominence within the theater, the new Toronto arcade could represent something different: an experience where people go explicitly to check out the latest in virtual reality, as opposed to simply jumping in after they watch a movie.
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Files produced during observations of the black hole by the telescopes that form the EHT were too large to send over the internet, so they all had to be shipped by mail to a central location where a supercomputer could process them.
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Dogs have been poisoned all over Hong Kong, but Bowen Road's central location — on a hillside lined with parks, shrines and elegant mansions that offers sweeping views of the city's skyline — has meant that the cases there have attracted the most attention.
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You'd be hard-pressed to pinpoint a more central location for exploring the Portuguese capital, one cobblestone street from the famed Avenida da Liberdade, a five-minute walk from Rossio Square, and down the block from Lisbon's first funicular train, running since 1884.
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Although we do not expect the pace of increase in market value to continue in the next two years, the central location of the buildings will ensure the rental income and market value remain resilient, which provides strong support to the credit profile.
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It's a neat addition for the iPhone and iPad, but it's designed to shine on the Apple TV, where the app is supposed to hijack the interfaces and libraries of nearly every content provider available to offer a central location for all your TV needs.
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Facebook's redesigned Trending Topics section, now dubbed Trending News, is widely available on mobile for iPhone and Android users in the US, giving users a central location for all of the company's aggregation efforts after a tumultuous year of changes to how Facebook handles journalism.
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Bikes are tagged with GPS chips which enable them to be rented via a mobile app without needed to be stored in a central location, as is commonplace for bike rental services like London's 'Boris Bikes' or similar government-backed programs across the world.
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The first season will start sometime before the end of 2017, and take place at a central location in Los Angeles, in order to give teams enough time to develop a local fan base and find a location to host games in their own city.
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It includes two door or window sensors that will make the Pivot turn towards whatever just opened which means you can have it trained on a central location until someone comes in and then have it follow that person as they enter the house.
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But similar to Freddy's (at least based on the above screenshot), you're giving most or all of that guidance from a central location, and managing a limited power resource as you work to keep your escaping humans at a safe distance from the Xenomorph.
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While this may deter some overnight guests because of the crowds snapping pictures, the property's central location is undoubtedly appealing: attractions such as Rockefeller Center, Central Park, the Museum of Modern Art, top restaurants and the stores on Fifth Avenue are all within walking distance.
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Staying here feels like a refreshing take on the city, with a central location that places you close enough to access the beach, or explore other inland neighborhoods like the art and brewery-filled Wynwood area, both of which are a short car ride away.
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With ample tradition, membership in the Big East and central location on a recruiting motherlode — the so-called D.M.V., or the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia region, which produces numerous top-tier recruits — many believe Georgetown has the structure to be nationally competitive consistently.
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In a meeting on September 24, which was to decide the fate of the obelisk, City Councillors opted to remove the statue indefinitely, rejecting earlier proposals given to Oguibe to place the work in Holländischer Platz — a less central location near a local university.
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Its proportionally small but mighty fan base was and still is ravenous, showing up en masse to a recent promotion for the Netflix revival in which dozens of coffee shops around the county were transformed into Luke's Diner, a central location on the show.
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So, in 1785, following the decision to excavate all of the overflowing cemeteries (some dating back to Gallo-Roman times), the city began moving skeletal remains to one central location, an abandoned 13th century limestone quarry from which the stones that built Paris were dug.
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But the central location of her resting place, on a little hill in the middle of the sprawling Kart-e-Sakhi cemetery in western Kabul, gives the pack of young hustlers a sweeping view of potential customers visiting the thousands of graves dotting the mountain skirt.
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The orders made on eBay will also be imported directly to Shopify for fulfilment, as will messages from eBay buyers sent via that platform, meaning you can truly manage all of your eBay-based commerce from one central location alongside your other channels on the merchant side.
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Samsung has also moved the signature punch-hole selfie camera from the corner of the phone, like you get on a Galaxy S10, to a more central location that along with a selection of eye-catching color schemes is supposed to evoke a more Zen appearance.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, said in a conference call on Wednesday that the social network would begin inserting a "Coronavirus Information Center" at the top of users' News Feeds to act as a central location for people to get reliable and timely information about the pandemic.
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She and her husband, who works in advertising, and their two children, now 13 and 15, moved partly because of the central location and ample public transportation, she said, and partly because they found a full-floor loft, for which they paid more than $1 million.
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The national airline, Aerolíneas Argentinas, is growing its fleet and recently added Cordoba as a domestic hub, offering a more strategic location for flight connections because of its central location, while a government investment of 22 billion pesos will go toward renovating and expanding 19 airports.
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Although there is a playground named for Wald on the Lower East Side, where she ministered to struggling immigrants, her impact on the city warrants a more formal tribute, in a more central location, where her message might be widely heard at a time of soaring inequality.
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Apple's new TV app is now out on the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV for everyone in the US. The app offers a central location for people to browse through movies and TV shows available to stream, both from apps they subscribe to and from their iTunes' purchase history.
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Rather its intention is for Mesa to become a global command hub for its data center operations — meaning the site will be used as the central location where it receives and configures servers, assembling them into racks, before distributing the units for use in its various data centers.
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In an advertisement, Dickert boasted of his park's numerous amenities, including "Swings, Carousel, Long Distance Rifle Range, large Dancing Pavilion in central location of Park, 4 Bowling Alleys, Music Pavilion; Playgrounds for young and old," with space for as many as 5,000 patrons on the four-acre site.
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With a central location in Dupont Circle, and rates as low as $96 per night, the promotion includes a 50% discount on daily parking, complimentary breakfast for kids 12 and under, and signature Kimpton perks like happy hour, free morning coffee, complimentary bikes, yoga mats, and other wellness perks.
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As we reluctantly rose from the table, we had a game plan for if we ever return — arrive by air, stay longer, book accommodations in a more central location and feel no regret about putting around in a goofy electric car rather than zipping along atop a red scooter.
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"Most parishes have a central location, but my area that I have to cover is a good 30 minutes to the next church, and so by plane, we realized, it might be the easiest way to sprinkle people's fields, rather than me going in a car to different locations," Barzare added.
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The wearable tech is outfitted with a solar panel to recharge the device's battery as the rhino roams the wilderness, transmitting encrypted data through 3G to a central location and enabling authorities to monitor location and movement, while alerting them to the separation of the horn if such an unfortunate event occurs.
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Requiring one central location, within the executive branch, not only fosters consistency in the regulatory process by coordinating with agencies to avoid "inconsistent, incompatible, and duplicative policies," but it also helps all stakeholders and the public at large have confidence that the same "rules" apply government-wide with respect to promulgating regulations.
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Because my husband and I bought in a pretty central location, our house is significantly older/less fancy/smaller than the homes of our fellow millennial home-owning friends who either just plain have more money than us or who bought in less central areas, and I'm a little proud of our shitty rat trap, actually.
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If that hammer was sitting in some central location, it could be shared by thousands of people, really safely, making everybody wealthier functionally because they would get the hammer when they need it without having to pay for the hammer and drain the world's resources by making all of these hammers that go almost entirely unused.
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As the national food supply becomes more sophisticated, we're able to grow food at a central location and then pack it, preserve it and ship it around the U.S. Despite the ease social media and 24-hour news cycles bring to spreading warnings about outbreaks, following the food from point A to point E remains complicated.
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" Why now: The announced changes follow "an ugly incident in which Texans quarterback Tom Savage was allowed to return to the field after a hit left him on the ground, arms shaking," per AP. The changes will include "the addition of an expert watching games from a central location with the authority to alert sideline medical teams to look into an incident.
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"But given that the 21-gun salute is not a required, or even typical, part of Veteran's Day ceremonies — as opposed to Memorial Day ceremonies, which are specifically dedicated to those who have lost their lives in service to our country — they chose to keep the ceremony at a central location on Grounds but leave out the 21-gun salute," he wrote.
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Other nonprofits, such as the National Association of Women Business Owners — the unified voice of all women-owned businesses in the U.S. — have made great contributions in the unprecedented growth by offering a central location for educational resources and advocacy programs to foster start-up and small-business growth through exclusive partnerships and other programs with corporations and organizations, including the SBA and the National Federation of Independent Business.
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