Tristan immediately clicks with everyone and it's the cutest thing ever.
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" She added, "Whoever Ben clicks with is just the better twin, obviously!
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The LameStream Media will die in the ratings and clicks with this guy.
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Still, Mercedes-Benz seems intent on exploring all fuels and seeing what clicks with consumers and regulators.
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Apple will also not share data about users' ad clicks with developers – they will get reports, but not user data.
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From this point your presentation is carried out carefully, until, suddenly, the plight of the oceans clicks with the billionaire!
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In fact, some people who have trouble finding a therapist who clicks with them might like Imago because it's so neutral.
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"She's got that 'here are the facts, here's how this adds up' thing going, and it clicks with me," O'Hare said.
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Even though he often goes by himself, he often clicks with people there, broadening his connections in and to the city.
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When you do something once and it clicks with somebody, it makes you want to go back downstairs and try it again.
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When the team's new, young coach, Colette (Willa Fitzgerald), settles into the school and clicks with Addy, Beth (the bossy one) feels threatened.
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Glasses of wine arrive in pre-measured beakers (no quibbling about pour sizes here), and everything clicks with a precision that is meticulous but never cold.
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Candidates spend a fortune on designers and consultants to craft a slick look and feel that they hope will tell a story that clicks with voters.
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But I expect things to change rapidly as YouTube and its creators get a sense of what clicks with the slowly growing audience of VR headset owners.
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Which helps explain why they are one of Athens&apos most popular tourist attractions, vying for camera clicks with the millennia-old ruins of Greece&aposs Golden Age.
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Ignito: Gaia (Mnet) I'm skeptical of foreign language rap — each language's cadence clicks with a different set of rhythms, and not always those specified by received Anglophone convention.
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Those articles have competed for space and clicks with speculation about quarterly fundraising totals and multiple pieces about the "questions" Bernie Sanders "will inevitably face" about his heart attack.
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IMAX VR will go worldwide, if it's successful The VR centers will be somewhat experimental at first, as IMAX tries to figure out exactly what — if anything — clicks with consumers.
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Elite Daily was one of several companies that figured out how to tap into Facebook to supersize growth a few years ago, generating clicks with high-volume, low-brow, dude-friendly content.
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Or, you might discover that people are more important to you than titles, and decide to interview carefully to up your chances of joining a team that really clicks with your values.
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We want to find people who can not only do their job, but do it in a way that clicks with our broader team and preserves the strong culture we've built here.
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Though I found the eventual twist rather trite, it's exactly the sort of thing that clicks with Oscar voters, and Dizzia is so committed that you're inclined to just go with it.
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Amazon is ushering in the era of "bricks and clicks" with its Whole Foods purchase and its stock could reach $1,300 in the next 12 to 18 months, an analyst told CNBC on Thursday.
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Once it identifies apps with offers, Kika generates a series of clicks with attribution information contained in them in an attempt to claim the bounty on any future installations related to the users' app searches.
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Nary a day goes by that some pageview-seeking publication doesn't attempt to ruin your appetite and reel in clicks with the news that one of your favorite foods is slowly killing you. Barbecue. Toast.
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Demoting Engagement Bait – Posts that shamelessly beg for clicks with calls to action such as "Share with friends to win a free trip" or "Like if you're an Aries" will get less visibility in News Feed.
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Over the three films, Jordan came into his own as a heartthrob who clicks with both sexes: In the first "Creed," when Jordan's boxer tenderly helped Thompson do her hair, women swooned and men took notes.
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The next day, she is approached by Colonel Weber (Forest Whitaker), from Army Intelligence, who plays her a recording of unearthly noises—knocks and clicks, with a hint of moan—and asks if she can translate.
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A colony of Egyptian fruit bats in a roost at Ha-Teomim cave in Israel. Egyptian fruit bats, along with other species in the genus Rousettus, are some of the only megabats to use echolocation, though it is considered a primitive form compared to non-megabat species. A few other megabat species echolocate via creating clicks with their wings. It echolocates by emitting a series of sharp clicks with its tongues and by altering teeth and lip positions.
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Photos tucks complex editing tools into several simple controls by default. Photos is designed to "reward curiosity and additional clicks with ever more granular manipulation capabilities". A one-click auto- enhance button is also available.
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Bleek notes that particular animal figures in ǀXam mythology have distinctive speech patterns. For example, Tortoise substitutes clicks with labial non-clicks, Mongoose replaces clicks with ts, tsy, ty, dy etc., and Jackal makes use of a "strange" labial click, "which bears to the ordinary labial click ʘ, a relation in sound similar to that which the palatal click ǂ bears to the cerebral click ǃ". The Moon, and perhaps Hare and Anteater, even use "a most unpronounceable" click in place of all clicks save the bilabial.
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Prime Time was a Canadian radio series, which aired on CBC Radio in the 1980s and 1990s."Prime Time clicks with a new age of radio". The Globe and Mail, December 29, 1990. The program aired weeknights at 8:05 p.m.
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She specializes in dressage and clicks with Sasha in day one. She is a transfer student. She is also from a small town, like Sasha, which is why they click as friends so fast. She rides a horse called Apollo.
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In 2008, Apple Inc.'s MacBook and MacBook Pro started incorporating a "Tactile Touchpad" design with button functionality and haptic feedback incorporated into the tracking surface. Products such as the Synaptics ClickPad followed. In 2015, Apple introduced "Force Touch" trackpads onto the 2015 MacBook Pro which simulates clicks with a "Taptic Engine".
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Throat is black in reproductive males but can be almost white with few blacks spots in non-reproductive males. Females have white to gray throats with irregular dark spots and patches. The male advertisement call is a series of different brief "clicks" with a metallic quality. The tadpoles are uniformly brown with hyaline fin carrying few small dots.
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The stylus received the signal by capacitive coupling, which could then be decoded back as coordinate information. The acoustic tablet, or spark tablet, used a stylus that generated clicks with a spark plug. The clicks were then triangulated by a series of microphones to locate the pen in space. The system was fairly complex and expensive, and the sensors were susceptible to interference by external noise.
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This remained the style and predominant content of the Birkenhead Library webpage into 2009.Birkenhead Library webpage, North Shore Libraries. Note, the Internet Archive records generally becomes available after six months. Only some minor details changed, such as the link from the North Shore Libraries main page reduced from three to two clicks with the utilisation of drop-down menus; and an increased cross-linking of hyperlinks throughout the North Shore Libraries website.
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The nForce4 chipset has also been blamed for issues with PCI cards, relating to Nvidia's implementation of the PCI bus. RME Audio, a maker of professional audio equipment, has stated that the latency of the PCI bus is unreliable and that the chipset's PCI Express interface can "hog" system data transfer resources when intense video card usage is occurring. This has the effect of causing audible pops and clicks with PCI sound cards.Fahlén, Anders.
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Maggie does not seem to be that surprised since she suspected Eric's relationship with Rod, but she comforts him nevertheless. Eric starts visiting the bar frequently, where he feels accepted by Angie and her close circle of friends. While waiting to meet up with Maggie one night, Eric clicks with a local college student named Jonathan. When Maggie finally comes to the club, she is heckled by Angie's friends for being Eric's "fag hag", and leaves.
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Terrestrial mammals other than bats known or thought to echolocate include two shrew genera (Sorex and Blarina), the tenrecs of Madagascar and solenodons. These include the wandering shrew (Sorex vagrans), the common or Eurasian shrew (Sorex araneus), and the short-tailed shrew (Blarina brevicauda). The nature of shrew sounds unlike those of bats are low amplitude, broadband, multi-harmonic and frequency modulated. They contain no ‘echolocation clicks’ with reverberations and would seem to be used for simple, close range spatial orientation.
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Personalized ads are ads that use information about viewers and include them in it, like demographics, PII, purchasing habits, brand choices, etc. A viewer’s responsiveness could be increased by personalization. For example, if an ad contained his name, there is a better likelihood of purchase for the product. That is, it not only affects their intention but also their consequent behavior that translates into higher clicks with a caveat that they must have the ability to control their privacy settings.
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Ekoka !Kung has a series of laminal postalveolar-to-palatal clicks with a noisy, fricated release which derive historically from more prototypical palatal clicks. These have been variously described as fricated alveolar clicks and (inaccurately) as retroflex clicks.Heine and König (2010) Unlike typical palatal clicks, which have a sharp, abrupt release, these have a slow, turbulent anterior release that sounds much like a short inhaled ; they also have a domed tongue rather than a flat tongue like a typical palatal click.
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From 1986 to 1988 he contributed to CBC Radio's State of the Arts program, and in 1988 started a twelve-year stint as the movie reviewer on CTV's Canada AM. From 1989 to 1993, Pevere hosted Prime Time, a groundbreaking nightly pop culture magazine series on CBC Radio."Prime Time clicks with a new age of radio". The Globe and Mail, December 29, 1990. In 1993, after the death of Jay Scott, he was the host of Film International on TVOntario.
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The company's non-film-production efforts continued to grow. The company provided an undisclosed amount of financing in February 2005 to film distributor Emerging Pictures to finance that company's national network of digitally equipped cinemas (with Emerging Pictures distributing Participant's films).Mohr, Ian (February 7, 2005). "Ebay Guru Clicks with Digital Cinema". Variety. The company also began its first socially relevant outreach project, helping to finance screenings of the biographical film Gandhi (1982) in the Palestinian territories for the first time as well as in the countries of Israel, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria.
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By nature the shrew sounds, unlike those of bats, are low- amplitude, broadband, multiharmonic, and frequency modulated. They contain no "echolocation clicks" with reverberations and would seem to be used for simple, close-range spatial orientation. In contrast to bats, shrews use echolocation only to investigate their habitats rather than additionally to pinpoint food. > Except for large and thus strongly reflecting objects, such as a big stone > or tree trunk, they probably are not able to disentangle echo scenes, but > rather derive information on habitat type from the overall call > reverberations.
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New York City has APS at 131 intersections , with 75 more intersections to be equipped every year after that. APS in other countries may consist of a short recorded message, as in Scotland, Hong Kong, Singapore and some parts of Canada (moderate to large urban centres). In Japan, various electronic melodies are played, often of traditional melancholic folk songs such as "Tōryanse" or "Sakura". In Croatia, Denmark and Sweden, beeps (or clicks) with long intervals in-between signifying "don't walk" mode and beeps with very short intervals signifying "walk" mode.
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Echolocation has been further developed by Daniel Kish, who works with the blind through the non-profit organization World Access for the Blind. He leads blind teenagers hiking and mountain-biking through the wilderness, and teaches them how to navigate new locations safely, with a technique that he calls "FlashSonar". Kish had his eyes removed at the age of 13 months due to retinal cancer. He learned to make palatal clicks with his tongue when he was still a child—and now trains other blind people in the use of echolocation and in what he calls "Perceptual Mobility".
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In Wired, tech journalist Tom Simonite stated, "No one expects the robot to win anytime soon. But when it does, it will be a far greater achievement than DeepMind's conquest of Go." On 19 December 2018, DeepMind's bot defeated "a top professional player", Grzegorz "MaNa" Komincz, 5-0. DeepMind announced the bot, named "AlphaStar", on 24 January 2019. A journalist at Ars Technica and others argued that AlphaStar still had unfair advantages: "AlphaStar has the ability to make its clicks with surgical precision using an API, whereas human players are constrained by the mechanical limits of computer mice".
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The family of beaked whales includes some very cryptic and inaccessible animals, and they are considered to be deep-diving foragers mainly based on stomach contents. Tagging studies by Hooker and Baird, (1999) show that the northern bottlenose whale, Hyperoodon ampullatus, is capable of diving to depths in excess of 1500 m with durations of over an hour. Johnson et al., (2004) used acoustic recording tags to record echolocation clicks produced by Cuvier's beaked whale (Ziphius cavirostris) and Blainville's beaked whales (Mesoplodon densirostris) during dives of up to 1270 m depth, indicating that they use a series of regular clicks with occasional fast buzzing sequences during deep dives.
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Jimmy Smith in 2005 While the electric organ had been used in jazz by Fats Waller, Count Basie, Wild Bill Davis and others, Smith's virtuoso improvisation technique on the Hammond helped to popularize the electric organ as a jazz and blues instrument. The B3 and companion Leslie speaker produce a distinctive sound, including percussive "clicks" with each key stroke. The drawbar setting most commonly associated with Smith is to pull out the first three drawbars on the "B" preset on the top manual of the organ, with added harmonic percussion on the 3rd harmonic. This tone has been emulated by many jazz organists since Smith.
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In general, three different types of sounds are produced by dolphins (and other toothed whales). These are click trains, which are made of numerous individual clicks, usually broadband signals that change from low value to high value quickly, burst pulses, which are individual clicks with high repetition and can be heard by humans only as a buzzing sound, and whistles, which are signals that are pure-tones and whose frequency varies depending on the time. Dusky dolphins produce all three sounds, but most commonly make burst pulses.SE Yin (1999) "Movement patterns, behaviors, and whistle sounds of dolphin groups off Kaikoura, New Zealand" , A Thesis, Texas A&M; University, College Station, TX. Whistling is more common when dusky dolphins mingle with other dolphin species such as common dolphins.
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Set in Zlatibor District, an old man named Živojin Marković (Aleksandar Berček), living in a remote village prays for his grandson Tsane (Uroš Milovanović) to go to the city (Užice), sell his cow and bring back a wife. In the city he is supposed to meet up with his grandfather's stepbrother, but this man is dead. Instead, he meets this man's two grandsons, two good-natured brothers who are nevertheless small-time criminals and experts in demolition. Tsane soon clicks with these men, and also falls in love with a schoolgirl (Jasna, played by Marija Petronijević), who he wants to marry as part of his testament with his grandfather (the other parts of the testament are to bring back an icon and a souvenir, which he should buy with the money he gets from selling the cow).
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According to John Berger, Kahlo's popularity is partly due to the fact that "the sharing of pain is one of the essential preconditions for a refinding of dignity and hope" in twenty-first century society. Kirk Varnedoe, the former chief curator of MoMA, has stated that Kahlo's posthumous success is linked to the way in which "she clicks with today's sensibilities – her psycho-obsessive concern with herself, her creation of a personal alternative world carries a voltage. Her constant remaking of her identity, her construction of a theater of the self are exactly what preoccupy such contemporary artists as Cindy Sherman or Kiki Smith and, on a more popular level, Madonna... She fits well with the odd, androgynous hormonal chemistry of our particular epoch." Kahlo's posthumous popularity and the commercialization of her image have drawn criticism from many scholars and cultural commenters, who think that, not only have many facets of her life been mythologized, but the dramatic aspects of her biography have also overshadowed her art, producing a simplistic reading of her works in which they are reduced to literal descriptions of events in her life.
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