So far, they've clocked up nearly 5,000 miles during testing.
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Her video clocked up a cheeky 1.2 million views on Facebook.
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In doing so, he clocked up a 650th Tour-level victory.
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Yusupov has clocked up more than 3,000 flight hours, the airline said.
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Despite a few non-fatal accidents Google's autonomous-car project clocked up 2600m miles.
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The mobile app is also popular and has clocked up 10 million downloads globally.
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It says the Prius model prototypes clocked up 300km in total during the test.
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His nearest challenger, Abdoulaye Doucouré of Watford, has clocked up almost six miles fewer.
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Ferrari has clocked up years of record earnings, helped by special editions and a customization program.
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His latest transmission clocked up just 74 listens on YouTube within a week of going live.
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Ferrari has clocked up several years of record earnings, helped by a number of special edition models.
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In the current run the index has clocked up a gain of 323%, or 16.5% per year.
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Ferrari has clocked up several years of record earnings, helped by special editions and a customisation programme.
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The Official Charts Company said his single had clocked up 75,000 sales, 18,500 ahead of his closest rival.
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Poland's pits have clocked up losses of billions of zlotys as world coal prices sunk to record lows.
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Believe us, it's going to be bloody everywhere — the lyric video clocked up over 200K views in 20173 minutes.
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A citizen's initiative against time-turning deemed it a waste of time and effort, and clocked up 70,000 signatures.
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The video, which sits at a mere 1:45, has clocked up 1.8 million views at the time of writing.
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And we understand she had been intending to depart for some time, having clocked up four years with the company.
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Gyan has also clocked up the air miles at international level, making 105 appearances for Ghana encompassing three World Cups.
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Asia's No.3 economy clocked up growth of 7.9 percent in the March quarter, making it the world's fastest-growing.
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Yet the paradox is that he is faltering at a time when he has, in reality, clocked up some impressive successes.
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That will be adding to our $7.5 trillion of net foreign liabilities clocked up at the end of the first quarter.
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Although it has clocked up $43bn in profit in the past five years, it has also burned $2bn of free cashflow.
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Several of these have already clocked up millions of listens and have reached the top-ten ranks on iTunes' podcast charts.
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Danielle Bernstein, better known as fashion influencer and blogger WeWoreWhat, has clocked up decade of having "influencer" as her job title.
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Spain and France clocked up impressive demand of almost 50 billion euros between them in new 10- and 22-year bond sales.
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The price of coal, which still accounts for a large share of German power generation, also clocked up big gains on Thursday.
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On just one other occasion since the financial crisis, in 22019, has America clocked up two consecutive quarters of such speedy growth.
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Many of these craft he operated on aircraft-carriers; he clocked up 2,19503 carrier landings and 2,721 take-offs, both world records.
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Google+ replaced Buzz in December 2011 and has clocked up 418 million active users in December, according to market analysis company DMR.
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Once each has clocked up 1km doing laps of the 1,200-worker factory in Changzhou, a city in Jiangsu province, they are shipped.
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"The new Apple Watch ticks closer to being the techie timepiece it was always clocked up to be," writes USA Today's Ed Baig.
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He marked the day with a celebration walk with all of the friends who've walked with him as he clocked up the miles.
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I spent stretches of my childhood in the Boston MFA, and have clocked up an inordinate amount of adult time in the Met.
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He said it wasn't fair to charge an even higher fee on gains over 5 percent given the losses that Ackman has clocked up.
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South African markets had clocked up gains following last week's parliamentary election in which the governing African National Congress (ANC) comfortably won re-election.
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Despite the fact that the GM501 has a hexacore processor, each one of those cores are base clocked up to 2.21GHz (Turbo at 4.1GHz).
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The ad clocked up more than 215 million online views, and 281 million TV impressions, against an ad spend of $212 million, according to iSpot.
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Unencumbered by the cost of running branches, DiBa, an online bank owned by ING, a Dutch lender, has clocked up double-digit returns on equity (ROE).
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Having clocked up a 3-3 record with UFC, he was released on the back of his loss to Mark Munoz in the Philippines last May.
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Didi says it clocked up 31 million registered drivers to date, so there's obviously a lot of work to be done to raise the EV/hybrid representation.
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According to the advertisement, the tank has clocked up a mere 20 kilometres (12.5 miles), so you could really take it out for an adventure or two.
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The missing flight's pilot had clocked up 6,275 hours of flying experience, including 2,101 hours on the A320, while the first officer had 2,766 hours, EgyptAir said.
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Don't worry about John Wick though — with $100 million domestic clocked up in the ten days since the film's release, it's the highest grossing film in the franchise.
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Hwahae, a cosmetics-reviewing app launched in 2013 (by three men who wanted to know what exactly was in their facial products) has already clocked up 2.5m downloads.
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The missing flight's pilot had clocked up to 6,275 hours of flying experience, including 2,101 hours on the A320, while the first officer had 2,766 hours, EgyptAir said.
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This is another story copied and reposted by hundreds of fake news sites, often shared with the hashtag #ISISwithher, and clocked up some 522,000 Facebook engagements according to Buzzfeed.
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Although Christie's clocked up more auction sales than Sotheby's, $6.5 billion against $6 billion (the rest comes from private sales they broker), the two firms have broadly similar overheads.
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Yet when this CPU is emulated in a FPGA, it can be clocked up to 400 MHz, which is like running a game at around 24,000 frames per second.
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Austrian Hirscher won by an emphatic 1.57 seconds from compatriot Manuel Feller as he clocked up his 55th World Cup race win and overhauled Hermann Maier's tally of 54.
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The top five trading houses clocked up a total of about 1 trillion yen ($863 billion) in write-offs in the financial year through March 2016, with Mitsubishi Corp (8058.
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Despite the economic constraints and political pressure, Zhou has clocked up many achievements in the past 15 years that have changed the economic and financial landscape in China and globally.
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Blogilates, which Ho launched in 2009, is currently the number one female fitness channel on YouTube, having clocked up more than 300 million video views and over three million subscribers.
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" Hamid Al-Shaeri, who popularized the Egyptian pop genre jeel, also clocked up sales in the millions; his calling card in the funk world is the modern soul-influenced "Ayonha.
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He was a defender who clocked up 236 career goals; a centre-back who was his team's chief playmaker; a player of magisterial subtlety whose signature move was his bludgeoning shot.
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Of refugees arriving in the EU in the 1990s and early 2000s, 56% were in work after a decade; those who had clocked up two decades had caught up with natives.
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The popular app clocked up more than 500,000 installs, but that didn't stop parent company Opera — which is owned by a consortium of Chinese firms — from announcing its closure last year.
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In the state, G.M. Cruise is second to Waymo in terms of miles driven last year; last year, it clocked up around 130,000 autonomous miles, while Waymo covered around 350,000 miles.
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As of January 31, it clocked up over 10 million daily active users across 600,000 organizations, with 88,000 of them on paid plans and 550,000 using the free version of the app.
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No one in the history of the Nippon League—Japan's version of MLB —has thrown a pitcher harder than Otani, who has been clocked up to 164 kilometers, or about 102 mph.
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No stranger to a viral ad campaign, Australian Lamb clocked up 1.3 million views for their Australia Day ad in 2017, and made diversity their central message for last year's spring campaign.
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The Zephyrus S GX701, which includes a GeForce RTX 2080 GPU "clocked up to 1230MHz at 100W in Turbo mode," will be followed by "several" Asus laptops with 300Hz screens in 2020.
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But this year Russian sales on the top 100 added up to just $36.2bn—down on the previous year and barely a third of the total clocked up by its Europan rivals.
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The sober mood spread as the dollar clocked up healthy gains at the start of the week and broadly held onto the rises on Wednesday as investors awaited the Fed's policy statement.
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In January 2016, digital payment services in India clocked up more than 262 million transactions worth some $1.3 billion, according to to the Reserve Bank of India — up from 100 million transactions last October.
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While the Vogue singer might have clocked up plenty of karma points prior to her performance by visiting orphans at a Manila shelter, Filipino officials are less than impressed by her on-stage antics. .
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The veteran senior exec, who's clocked up a decade at the company, also as its VP of engineering, is the latest stand-in for CEO Mark Zuckerberg who keeps eschewing repeat requests to appear.
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The suicide of a 24-year-old ad agency worker who clocked up 105 hours of overtime in the month before she fell into depression was last month ruled "karoshi", or death by overwork.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A fake website offering girls to cater to "every taste and pocket" clocked up more than 1,000 subscribers on its first day, highlighting the challenge of tackling sex trafficking in India.
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Germany's existing Eurofighter fleet had clocked up 76,000 hours' flight time by the end of last year, the report said, noting that improvements were needed to the jets' self-defense, night vision and communications capabilities.
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Britain recently clocked up over 72 consecutive hours without the need for coal-fired power, National Grid said, adding that solar energy provided more power than gas did in a day for the first time.
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Mysterious model Louise Delage clocked up nearly 65,000 Instagram followers in around a month, chilling on a yacht with a glass of wine, posing on a beach with a beer and drinking champagne in a bath.
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Alphabet's Waymo and GM Cruise, backed by SoftBank Group's $963 billion Vision Fund, already clocked up more than 25,000 kilometres of hands-free rides last year, according to a 2018 report by a California government agency.
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Hedge funds clocked up hundreds of millions of dollars in losses from investments in mainly equities when the shipping industry first turned sour a decade ago and have made limited forays for the most part since.
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The CPU is a 22018 core, 22018 thread processor clocked up to 4.1 GHz while the GPU features 20 compute unit and has a base clock of 931 MHz and a boost clock of 1011 MHz.
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Hedge funds clocked up hundreds of millions of dollars in losses from investments in mainly equities when the shipping industry first turned sour a decade ago – and have made limited forays for the most part since.
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After the 16-plus months since it first took off, Si2 finished its tour on July 26 in the UAE, having clocked up over 43,000 km and 23 days of flying during the round-the-world tour.
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An Apple ad launch often creates a bit of a fanfare, and its latest, "Bulbs," for the new MacBook Pro, has already clocked up more than 1.7 million views on YouTube since its launch on November 17.
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Respective market moves indicate the United States has won Round One of the tariff war - the yuan just clocked up its worst month on record while China's stock market suffered its deepest monthly slide since January 2016.
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This majorly ambitious project has already clocked up a decade's worth of R&D on the founders' mission to rethink digital connectivity without compromising privacy and security by doing away with servers — and decentralizing and encrypting everything.
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More than 70% of employees signed up to Capgemini's #CAReToShare campaign in 2019, and since the start of the program in 2017 they have clocked up more than 33 million kilometers in carpool journeys, the company says.
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It also writes that Watkins has clocked up "hundreds of hours" and 2,400 tests of its service in a bid to discredit his safety concerns — saying he's raised "fewer than 100 test results which he considered concerning".
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Most recently it gained a licence to operate in London, and last month launched services in Coventry and Warwick — saying then that passengers in the UK had clocked up more than one million trips since its launch.
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But Jackman's record isn't the only title he's tried for, as the star explained he and his brother clocked up many valiant attempts at Guinness glory — one of which is the most coins caught on one's elbow.
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Flash, the micro-mobility startup from Delivery Hero and Team Europe founder Lukasz Gadowski, is re-branding today and disclosing that the e-scooter rental service has clocked up 1 million rides in just 4.5 months since launch.
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A trio of soccer players for Tottenham FC clocked up 1,137 Fortnite matches while in Russia for the World Cup , while Formula 1 racer Lewis Hamilton admitted to being kept up by it into the wee small hours .
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It's clearly an ambitious project — and one that has already clocked up more than a year of work at this pre-release stage, with at least another full year of work needed to fully deliver on their vision.
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In total, the 7th Fleet has clocked up five major non-combat incidents in 2017 involving ships and an additional two involving aircraft, including Wednesday's crash in the Philippine Sea of a plane taking personnel to the Reagan.
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The freeware media player which "really whips the llama's ass" clocked up more than 60 million users by 20183, well before the likes of iTunes or VLC player made any sort of dent in our music-listening habits.
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The lower court will need to examine whether rebates used by the company could have restricted competition — likely meaning there are years more left in a legal saga that has already clocked up more than eight years of appeals.
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The government's pensions guidance service, Pension Wise, has clocked up more than 2.7 million visits to its website and nearly 75,000 appointments to date, indicating sustained interest among consumers about how they can take advantage of the new systems.
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During the committee session UK parliamentarians pressed Uber on its attitude to safety — raising concerns about the long hours being clocked up by drivers on the platform, including citing stories of drivers sleeping in their cars to work for longer.
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Luis Martin Cabiedes, of Spanish early stage VC firm Cabiedes & Partners, suggested in a tweet the sale might mark the biggest exit for a Spanish business to date — noting also that Privalia clocked up some €415 million in sales last year.
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It's fitting: much like your Odd Futures, ASAPs and Yung Leans, Section Boyz are an act who broke through the internet first, with radio playlists and sold out tours coming only after they'd already clocked up millions of YouTube hits.
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Large sums are at stake, since Humira clocked up worldwide sales of $18 billion last year, of which around $4 billion came from Europe, and European healthcare administrators are eager to exploit the competitive situation to drive down drug bills.
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Saudi Aramco hit the $2 trillion target sought by Saudi leader Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Thursday as its shares clocked up a second day of gains, defying some skepticism about the state-owned oil firm's long-term value.
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The refinery has struggled to recoup start-up costs and has clocked up large debts which include energy expenses - all of which would be common for any new refinery until it is able to boost throughput and capture more market share.
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Artists like Kilbourne, Panteros666, Canblaster, and Voiron were tasked with creating original tracks inspired by "hard" genres like hardcore, gabber, doom, trance, hardstyle, and jumpstyle—and judging from the number of plays I've clocked up in the last few weeks, it bangs.
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Another area Uber was pressed on was on its attitude to safety — with the committee raising concerns it had heard about long hours being clocked up by drivers, including drivers sleeping in their cars to try to enable them to work for longer.
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But the celebrants conveniently omitted to mention that Germany clocked up a 17.7 billion euros trade deficit with China, while, much to President Trump's fury, Berlin marked another 49 billion euros surplus on its 106.9 billion euro exports to the United States.
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In total, the 7th Fleet has clocked up five major non-combat incidents in 2017 involving ships and an additional two involving aircraft, including last week's crash in the Philippine Sea of a plane taking personnel to the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan.
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They have, after all, clocked up play counts in the hundreds of thousands for their most recent singles; they're managed by Christopher Clancy, who looked after Odd Future; and they're headed up by Kevin Abstract, who wrote one of the best overlooked albums of 2016.
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Meyhem Lauren's lyrics often pay homage to his "graffiti-oriented" roots—2010's "Got The Fever" is a tribute to spray paint culture that has clocked up over a million views on YouTube—while also bragging about his collection of Ralph Lauren Polo clothing.
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Formed in 2013 by Moleskin, DJ Game, and DJ Name, London's Goon Club Allstars imprint has become one of the most cherished in the club music scene, and having clocked up releases by the likes of MssingNo, Rudeboyz, and Gundam, it's not hard to see why.
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The party has clocked up to 20 percent in the latest polls, enough to make a coalition government between the Social Democrats and the Moderate Party unlikely — and raising the chances that one of those parties will have to enter into a government with the Sweden Democrats.
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Earlier this month CEO Elon Musk used the 'Autopilot' term in a tweet detailing how many cumulative miles have now been clocked up by Tesla drivers using the assistance technology — so there's nothing to suggest the company has been having second thoughts about the branding of its driver assistance system.
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Google's ex-head of international relations, Ross LaJeunesse — who clocked up more than a decade working government and policy-related roles for the tech giant before departing last year — has become the latest (former) Googler to lay into the company for falling short of its erstwhile "don't be evil" corporate motto.
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"This update opens up a new world of location-based group chats for anything from conferences, to festivals, to stadiums, to campuses, to chatting with people hanging out in the same cafe," Telegram suggests, re-upping an idea that's clocked up more than its fair share of startup tech cycles over the years.
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The chemical producer, formed by the merger of Dow Chemical and DuPont last year, clocked up net sales of $21.5 billion for the quarter, which the company said compared to what would have been net sales of $20.5 billion if DowDuPont had been one company in the same quarter a year ago.
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Like "The Twilight Zone," another anthology series that distilled the ambient paranoia of its age, "Black Mirror" ranges effortlessly across genres, cannibalizing everything from police procedurals and kitchen-sink dramas to eighties music videos and feminine-hygiene commercials; it is manifestly the work of someone who has clocked up many hours of screen time.
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She was nominated for five Emma Awards (Finland's version of the Grammys), has played Radio 1's Future Festival (alongside other new-coming luminaries such as Dave, Jorja Smith and Nadia Rose) and has released a spell-binding EP Dye My Hair—the title track of which has clocked up a steady 2 and a half million views.
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Here are a few examples of Splishes (embedded below as GIFs… but you can see them on its platform here, here and here): It's the first startup for the four college buddy co-founders: Drake Rehfeld, Alex Pareto, Jackson Berry and Zac Denham, though between them they've also clocked up engineering hours working for Snapchat, Facebook and Team 10.
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