That was a subdivision of him, coexisting with darker tracts.
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Focus on coexisting with the online retail giant instead of competing.
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So, in an ideal world, you see UTC and solar time coexisting?
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Diversity by definition doesn't just mean differing races, genders or ethnicities coexisting.
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It's an idyllic afternoon, all bubbles and sunlight blissfully coexisting with Malcolm's drone.
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Humans are social creatures; our entire psychology is built on coexisting with each other.
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The idea of coexisting languages in a region with so much conflict clearly resonates.
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Rather, it is about coexisting with an iconic figure whom he can never eclipse.
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The American experiment is, at its highest form, about diversity and free expression coexisting.
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We've been safely coexisting with the feral self-driving scooters for over a decade.
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A choice between the infinite coexisting realities and the prospect of returning is impossible.
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Humans are social creatures; our entire psychology is built on coexisting with one another.
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Here is a look at the various camps, their roots, and how they're coexisting.
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Every mistake she's every made, and every happy moment, are all coexisting inside her house.
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One of the biggest challenges we face is coexisting in a world increasingly designed for division.
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How's the biggest sports dad on the planet coexisting with the biggest athlete in the universe??
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They've learned some lessons about coexisting, only to face new challenges as the problems of survival change.
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"I'm happy coexisting with young people because they inject me with health, energy, and enthusiasm," she shared.
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For centuries, the two main coexisting sects of Islam practiced in Yemen were the Zaidis and Shafi'is.
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You are you, and I am me, and we're all coexisting in this bizarre, fucked up world.
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Can the church really become Anglican, with sharply different Christian theologies coexisting permanently under a latitudinarian umbrella?
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That really drew in an audience as well, and showing how we are coexisting with these animals.
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In this future, they see no real need to destroy humanity when they can live much better coexisting.
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I also think the idea of vibrant, exotic colors coexisting within this sort of scene has great appeal.
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Despite Guadagnino's interest in the topic, Suspiria doesn't quite capture the coexisting great and terrible natures in mothers.
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That includes work created by personal friends coexisting next to a few professionals — looking at you Guerrilla Girls.
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For now the instances are on friendly terms with each other, coexisting peacefully in federation with each other.
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Our great national drama was a westward expansion that conquered a native population rather than coexisting with it.
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There are indications the conflict is exacerbating existing tensions between the myriad ethnic groups coexisting uneasily in Rakhine.
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Elaborate death rituals are something that define our species, whether it's a casket funeral or coexisting with a corpse.
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I also enjoy the idea of various eras coexisting, and thematically there is that: the human and the seimei.
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When she is not actively attending to Bob, she is coexisting with him, and that is draining in itself.
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There's no coexisting with a terrorist militia which threatens the stability of our region and is a proxy of Tehran.
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Xiaomi's Under-Display Camera Technology could be the ultimate solution for a Full Screen Display coexisting with a front camera!
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They live peacefully near a watering hole, coexisting with a bunch of other animals: dung beetles, terrapins, bullfrogs, and more.
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He worked from the assumption that we live in a multiverse, with an infinite number of possible timelines all coexisting.
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And that's what Air is — a buoyant mix of metal, thrash, punk, prog-rock and shoegaze, all coexisting quite naturally.
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Together, these coexisting identities created 4chan, a message board where you can talk about literally anything no matter how taboo.
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Still, there are challenges for both riders and drivers: Finding each other, communicating with each other, coexisting with each other.
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But a hit may cater only to one of many coexisting demands, and not even to a very specific one.
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Your sense of self, sexuality, and gender identity was able to evolve beyond a polarity, to a place of coexisting harmoniously.
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In 2018, we may not need reminders that absurdity and horror are perfectly capable of coexisting without canceling each other out.
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"It's a fascinating experiment in the making: Whether you can in fact have these two fundamentally contradictory impulses coexisting," Prasad said.
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A mixture of British and Ukrainian kitsch adorns the walls, with tchotchkes and Union Jacks coexisting all over the wooden interior.
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The project reveals the radically different, coexisting scales of a modern city, from the grand and urban to the quietly personal.
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Does the work flatten our identities into a multiracial checklist, or does it challenge us to recommit to coexisting in society?
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That didactic approach — hard-edged, opaque shapes coexisting with instances of pouring — was part of my work for a long time.
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Bojack Horseman, everyone's favorite show about depressed, anthropomorphic animals coexisting with aimless, ennui-affected humans, will return for a fifth season. Cool!
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Despite what might seem like chaos, there's a sense of order to it all, dozens of universes coexisting on a single continuum.
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As Professor Jerry Brotton of Queen Mary University notes, Othello is an embodiment of coexisting yet contradictory relations with the Islamic world.
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While coexisting with other grapes never held back cabernet sauvignon or Bordeaux from becoming an international star, grenache has not ascended similarly.
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You might not be in love anymore, but coexisting with your partner is easier than starting over to find a new one.
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"I am discovering the possibility of the choreography coexisting with sound, maybe not being as dependent as I usually am," he said.
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Using the decade between 1975 and 1985 as a rubric, the idea is to trace the contours of these coexisting groups of artists.
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PCOS is also linked with infertility, and many women with PCOS simultaneously suffer from coexisting metabolic and cardiovascular conditions, like diabetes and hypertension.
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American physicist Gerard K. O'Neill proposed huge cylinders, kilometres long, and the attractive illustrations show fields and factories coexisting in this artificial world.
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Green too discovered a previously unknown traumatic past when she was 2300, and said there were many different alters coexisting in her head.
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But politically, as a climate and as a country, we were at a state where we were coexisting in a very friendly way.
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With digitally enabled peer-to-peer everything, from riding to working to living, emerging artists and entrepreneurs are creating new paradigms for coexisting.
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Beasley, though, emphasized that he viewed Anthony as a teammate, and one with whom he would have no problem coexisting on the court.
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Their teammates erupted on the bench, and it appeared as though Westbrook and Durant were capable of coexisting, at least for one night.
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The world remembers Hannibal Lecter and his refinement coexisting with savagery, not Buffalo Bill, whose body dysmorphia transforms him into a snarling, feral animal.
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It isn't a huge stretch to think we might tolerate coexisting with cancer cells as long as we can prevent them from growing unchecked.
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The Roland Garros complex is fanning outward, its courts and people pushing farther into the surrounding green spaces, carving into and coexisting with nature.
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American diplomacy should then be able to lead the world to an effective way of coexisting comfortably with nuclear weapons for the long term.
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We Kurds are the indigenous inhabitants of our territories -- and have been since ancient times -- coexisting with Christians, Yazidis, Turkmen and other minorities among us.
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Highlight "Cross the Line" has guitar solos, overdriven Linkin Park drum loops, and pop-rock choruses all coexisting under the guise of a rap track.
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And we need to change our language—it shouldn't be about one group of people tolerating the other, it should be about everybody coexisting together.
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This is a sign that Israel and more of its neighbors are coexisting peacefully without using the Palestinian issue as an excuse to continue hostilities.
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As they start coexisting on roads alongside human drivers, however, that very unpredictability can confuse the cars, which may stop abruptly, endangering or aggravating people.
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Then, he gave us a two-tier dance, with dance onscreen (set in various landscapes) coexisting with dance onstage; the same dancers appeared in both.
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Few people claim more authority on the topic of coexisting with tech than B. J. Fogg, whose new book, Tiny Habits, was published December 31.
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Facebook raised concerns with the FCC that the Soli sensors operating in the spectrum band at higher power levels might have issues coexisting with other technologies.
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As the astronauts go through their mission, they contend with the complexities of coexisting with family members that they've alienated by this separation and their careers.
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The same goes for "Class Divide," which uses New York's West Chelsea -- and the two communities coexisting within that neighborhood -- to illustrate inequality and class division.
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Perhaps, then, it isn't a huge stretch to think we might tolerate coexisting with cancer cells as long as we can prevent them from growing unchecked.
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The Whole Foods merger could combine the "best" of both worlds (though the Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods brand names coexisting together seems a bit confusing).
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It's sort of like getting medical advice from the sun-bleached stoma that is a Marlboro Man or tips on coexisting with sharks from Roy Scheider.
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It's hard to imagine mice, dogs, a variety of princesses and a vampire coexisting happily, but they do on Disney Junior, a television network for preschoolers.
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But as a nation — a people — they still seem convinced that they have the choice between accepting Israel and coexisting or rejecting Israel and eradicating it.
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Facebook Inc raised concerns with the FCC that the Soli sensors operating in the spectrum band at higher power levels might have issues coexisting with other technologies.
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Why not look across the country and see all these tasks getting automated and propose a strategy of coexisting with the robots that are taking our jobs?
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And they were all just sort of coexisting, and feeding off of each other, and making each other want to be great, in this really special way.
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A treatment that works on 19 carefully selected participants might not work for a huge cohort of people with different severities of disease or coexisting medical issues.
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In the longer term, the big question is whether the US will decide that coexisting with a nuclear North Korea is anything other than a total nonstarter.
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Some programs have full-time psychiatrists and medical doctors on staff, but others lack the expertise to handle emergencies or treat patients with coexisting medical or psychiatric problems.
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So says WildlifeNYC, a new campaign meant to educate New Yorkers about peacefully coexisting with the more than 600 species of wildlife to be found around the city.
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Washington (CNN)White House national security adviser H.R. McMaster said in an interview Tuesday that the United States doesn't want to risk coexisting with a nuclear North Korea.
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But if the company (or its many competitors) has any hope of proving out a use case for short-hop eVTOL flights, coexisting with airports will be crucial.
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Nonetheless, the two shared core ideas, like an emphasis on the role of genetics in creating human hierarchies, that make them comfortable coexisting in the same online spaces.
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As Uber's rebrand takes hold, for instance, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi needs to guide his organization toward working with municipal and community leaders — rather than coexisting with them at best.
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If the Everglades restoration project manages to undo the past, then there's a chance her community and others like it can continue coexisting with the water in the future.
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An actor, musician, or comedian can act as an influencer, sure, but it's an auxiliary action, coexisting with—or, often, in spite of—the celebrity's already established public brand.
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The songs on Ctrl occupy a space where insecurities over sex, romance, and gender are credibly illuminated, coexisting as they do with music committed to functionalism and the pleasure principle.
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While turf helps prevent erosion and filters greenhouse gases, it also leeches herbicides and pesticides into groundwater and provides few nutrients for coexisting wild creatures, including birds, butterflies and rabbits.
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We're left with an ill-fitting and confusing shroud made up of dozens of threads, each one seemingly leading nowhere and none of them coexisting comfortably next to each other.
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"They need each other," Hornacek said, adding that he knew little of reports that Rose and Jimmy Butler had problems coexisting in Chicago's backcourt last season, leading to Rose's exit.
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This has made it a complicated piece to present since the Second World War, its glowing music and emotional warmth coexisting with politics that are problematic, to say the least.
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Varying degrees of family support for transition means coexisting mental health issues are important to examine for any trans child; there's no one-size-fits-all solution for all kids.
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There's an example in your book of Supercell, a start-up in Finland, where everyone went home by 5 PM. It's hard to imagine that coexisting with American start-up culture.Exactly.
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The final shot borrows the cinematic syntax of happy lovers running along a beach, but with the slight change that the lovers are the sandpiper and the ocean, now coexisting harmoniously.
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The 19th century liberal nationalists, such as Giuseppe Garibaldi and Giuseppe Mazzini in Italy, and Adam Mickiewicz in Poland, dreamt about precisely such an international liberal order of peacefully-coexisting nations.
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Perhaps the best thing to come of Trump's candidacy is that we will no longer be blind to the coexisting, and mutually reinforcing, perils of the pussy-grab and the pedestal.
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Thus do the songs on Ctrl occupy a space where insecurities over sex, romance, and gender are credibly illuminated, coexisting as they do with music committed to functionalism and the pleasure principle.
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Every coffee enthusiast will rightly tell you that blade grinders are disfavored because they produce a seemingly random particle size distribution; there can be both powder and essentially whole coffee beans coexisting.
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In his show notes, he called the collection "an ode to coexistence as opposed to exclusion," which sounds potentially plugged-in, except it was expressed as all his former collections coexisting together.
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With its distinctive bulbous nose, the saiga antelope is a relic of the Ice Age, once coexisting with now-extinct creatures such as wholly mammoths and saber-tooth tigers thousands of years ago.
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What's more, these schemes must detect and correct errors without directly measuring the qubits, since measurements collapse qubits' coexisting possibilities into definite realities: plain old 21997s or 20153s that can't sustain quantum computations.
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Coronavirus patients with diabetes, hypertension, or heart disease experienced a higher rate of infection than the general public, and nearly 15 percent of patients with serious coexisting disorders faced severe complications or death.
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London is home to a strong set of uniquely diverse accommodations: You'll be able to find funky boutique concepts coexisting with centuries-old Grand Dames, and that selection continues to expand by the day.
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As part of this strategy, Google Cloud will begin to position G Suite as coexisting with the dominant Microsoft Office and other business apps like Slack and Cisco's WebEx, rather than replacing them outright.
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Essentially, we are now in a market where there are a number of different technologies coexisting — alongside 5G we have earlier network technologies (4G, LTE, Wi-Fi); and a potential set of new technologies.
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A practicing anesthesiologist and intensive care specialist, Zivot has written extensively on the subject of physician participation in lethal injection and the problems of lethal injection in the circumstance of coexisting illness of the condemned.
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It consists of a series of truck carpets installed close to architectural features (parapets, pair of columns, etc.), which meld in a poetical juxtaposition of forms, colors, and materials, harmoniously coexisting in one visual moment.
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Musically, Envision is sandwiched between The Dead and The Burn, with music from live psychedelic outfits like Shpongle, Beats Antique and Random Rab coexisting next to DJ sets from Burner favorites like M.A.N.D.Y and Atish.
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Of course, the visuals are the usual dazzling aesthetic mash-ups to be expected from a Grimes video: gothic medieval fonts, stone busts, and Boucher performing as a glitzy country superstar are all coexisting here.
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They gave us 4 minutes and 26 seconds of Brandon Flowers doing clapping push-ups in a motel room, therefore combining the coexisting forces of "toxic masculinity" and "daddy" into something that should be illegal.
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Timoney consolidates the evolution of media, from its "invention" to one of its more cutting-edge applications in contemporary society, in an equal rendering, with all elements casually coexisting within the space of the painting.
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Knowing that millions of people face similar struggles to astronauts' long-lasting confinement in space, a handful of have stepped forward to offer their hard-won advice, especially for coexisting with others in isolated spaces.
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So on one level, they work more like an anthology series (think of Black Mirror or The Twilight Zone), with each installment coexisting in the same world but not being tightly integrated with its peers.
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These experiences may vary from real encounters while coexisting with non-developed tribes on remote areas of the globe, to improvised stages created in front of a mirror at my studio, or even through public intervention.
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Swarm Technologies is aiming for an ultra-low-cost solution, and Ubiquitilink is leveraging new IP to bring satellite connections directly to existing phones — which may end up coexisting with the other satcom and terrestrial telecoms.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive teaser at the upcoming season, Angelina and her former arch-enemies Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Jenni "JWoww" Farley appear to be coexisting perfectly peacefully, sharing a cab on the way to the club.
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Cellular shapes and sea urchin-like bodies illuminate with glowing colors on a deep, black background—all crowded around one another, swimming and coexisting in the same space—in the work of Mexican designer Daniel Barreto.
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Well, without social media and fashion coexisting we wouldn't have Villoid, so stop complaining right now and read my 'How To Guide for Festival Fashion,' which is a real thing whether we like it or not (not).
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Just to take stock, Google has Hangouts, the app it is slowly phasing out in favor of Hangouts Chat and Meet, yet all three are coexisting right now after Google delayed the shutdown of the standard Hangouts.
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I have never been on Tinder, Bumble or eHarmony, but I'm going to create a general profile for Jason right here, based on my experience of coexisting in the same house with him for, like, 9,490 days.
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Lewis and Burkhead were coexisting fairly peacefully from a fantasy perspective, with each scoring at least 11 fantasy points in four of the last six games (though Burkhead's knack for finding the end zone gave him more upside).
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The senior author, Kavita Vedhara, professor of health psychology at the University of Nottingham, said that many things could affect vaccine effectiveness, but most are not under a person's control — age, coexisting illness or vaccine history, for example.
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Despite perpetual clamors from Pyongyang that the U.S. maintains a hostile "regime change" policy toward North Korea, the U.S. has long acknowledged the necessity of a Korean peace regime but rejects any formal peace coexisting with a nuclear North Korea.
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Rycroft "Philo" Philostrate (Orlando Bloom) is an orphan of the Burgue, a human city coexisting in a world with other exotic lands that are home to various mystical creatures: faeries ("Pix"), fauns ("Pucks"), trolls ("Trows"), centaurs, werewolves ("Morroks"), and so forth.
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Its view is breathtaking, with Ermita del Rocío, a church consecrated in the 13th century, seen over La Marisma Madre lagoon, a sanctuary for hundreds of flamingos and spoonbills, peacefully coexisting with herds of wild horses, the ancestors of America's mustangs.
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And for too long our ambassadors have blamed Israel for the ongoing dispute with the Palestinians rather than acknowledge the obstacle to peace is the Palestinians' refusal to accept the idea of a Jewish state coexisting next to a Palestinian state.
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" Mr. Modi met the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, in New Delhi in May, and assured him of India's "unwavering support" for the Palestinian cause and for the "realization of a sovereign, independent, united and viable Palestine, coexisting peacefully with Israel.
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Grasberg's operator, U.S. miner Freeport McMoRan Inc , has documented the output decline, which is the result of the switch from the depleting open pit mine early this year but before a massive expansion of a coexisting underground mine ramps up to full production.
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Road to VR writes that it will "eventually" replace HP's current headset in its bundle for professionals, though that doesn't rule out the products coexisting for a while — especially if there's a big price gap between Copper and the existing $449 device.
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There was much debate about the correctness of just how its body parts were scaled and assembled from multiple specimens, but this new paper suggests that there was not one, but two spinosaurid species coexisting in the Cenomanian Kem Kem beds of Morocco.
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And only when you have as many as 64 human beings coexisting, as Battlefield 1's best multiplayer game modes feature, in an elaborate and war-torn setting do you experience the bewilderment of seeing tanks, planes, horses, and men clashing in concert.
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Particularly valuable is "Coexisting with Wildfire," an article in the current issue of American Scientist by Max A. Moritz, an expert on fire and ecosystem management affiliated with the University of California, Berkeley, and Scott Gabriel Knowles, a historian at Drexel University.
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When a treatment of known efficacy doesn't work for a child, she said, the four major reasons are inadequate technique, suboptimal adherence to the regimen, other coexisting medical issues, or environmental triggers (for example, maybe the child is profoundly allergic to the cat).
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Most of the European leaders Abbas was meeting with Monday favor the emergence of the status of Jerusalem to be linked directly to a plan that will result in two states -- Israel and Palestine -- coexisting in the lands that both now contest.
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The real transformative vision of blockchain and its distributed ledger technology is replacing the financial system's infrastructure of multiple ledgers owned by a myriad of supply-chain participants with a standard secure distributed ledger coexisting with the transformative communication standard of the internet.
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Given the toxicity of those past mediums, maybe it's worth considering another approach: Let's examine who's asking for "spatial reality," really, besides the engines of capital and a handful of science fiction aficionados and men with dreams of coexisting in the Star Wars universe.
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Starting on December 9, the biennial will host "Retrospective" conceived by Xavier LE ROY as a choreography of actions by 15 Taiwanese performers in situations that investigate various experiences of the present as a composition of several times coexisting in the same time and space.
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My music could be perceived as a noisy big complex chaos, and perhaps in the beginning it can be difficult to listen to, but if you do listen carefully then you realise that every sound has its own specific place, in a peacefully coexisting order.
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Google had spent decades attempting to break into the Chinese market but had difficulty coexisting with the Chinese government's strict censorship and collection of data, so much so that in March 2010, Google chose to pull its search engines and other services out of China.
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"They are big time players in these particular reefs," said Dr. Hill, referencing a study in which researchers found more than 100 of these clams, ranging from very young to fully grown, peacefully coexisting in a single square meter of the Great Barrier Reef.
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Prince did everything at once, contained it all within himself, and, far from sounding scattered, everything cohered into one supergenre, each diverse musical element coexisting under the umbrella of an outrageous persona and the closest anybody's ever come to a single, timeless, totally unified universal pop style.
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There was a knee injury sustained by Lin, a losing streak by the team and a resignation in mid-March by the Knicks' coach, Mike D'Antoni, who had made Linsanity possible in the first place but was having difficulty coexisting with Carmelo Anthony, the team's established star.
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I have no intention to convince anyone of anything, I am just being/coexisting in these environments and capturing the moments that to me depict the soul and strength of people who may appear powerless to others, but there is so much more complexity in this.
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A source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue that the two are finally "coexisting perfectly" after months of marital strain sparked by Kardashian West's nightmare Paris heist last October, followed swiftly by West's hospitalized for exhaustion — not to mention the drumbeat of tabloid rumors about an impending breakup.
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This mismatch is classified in the psychiatric literature as "gender dysphoria," but Dr. Gooren pointed out that "a substantial proportion of the transgender population does not have a clinically significant coexisting psychiatric condition" other than chronic suffering from feeling they are not what their bodies tell them they are.
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Which is why, in those 1970s debates over abortion, you can see both arguments at work — with what Ruth Bader Ginsburg once described as a desire to subsidize abortions for "populations that we don't want to have too many of" coexisting with her own rights-of-woman arguments.
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The same unicellular organisms that make kefir and croissants possible also live on the human body as part of the microbiome, members of the fungus kingdom coexisting healthily and happily with the billions of other invisible organisms (bacteria, viruses, even the occasional arthropod) that hold court on the skin's physical barrier.
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As a bonus, Netflix is releasing the 1997 feature film alongside the series, so you'll have the benefit of being able to watch what is basically the series' most complete ending — the anime ending and the ending detailed in End of Evangelion, which can be viewed as coexisting alongside one another.
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