It's pretty easy to identify the sites I'm talking about.
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The high point of this season is easy to identify.
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Defined by their costumes, those personas are easy to identify.
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Most sources of stress at work are easy to identify.
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But racist motivations are not always so easy to identify.
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In some cases, that strand is easy to identify and describe.
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In fact, it's pretty easy to identify what you're dealing with.
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Victories occurred during the Brownback era and are easy to identify.
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It's easy to identify Muslim women who dress in Islamic dress.
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And it was easy to identify the pensive English rock band.
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This makes the people she plays remarkably easy to identify with.
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It's usually easy to identify the feelings that accompany financial stress.
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In most cases, it is easy to identify other major competitors.
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It's easy to identify Brand-Oriented Visitors based on their shopping history.
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They're easy to identify in the app because they're labeled as so.
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In 2019, our robots are still easy to identify as just that.
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It isn't always easy to identify an inflection point, for one thing.
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It's easy to identify and disregard a troll who calls you names.
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When he makes the podium - which is often – he's rather easy to identify.
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The playback controls have a rubber finish which makes them easy to identify.
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It is relatively easy to identify individuals and companies with plenty to lose.
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A typewriter font is easy to identify; just compare the width of its letterforms.
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The female larvae are easy to identify because they are larger than the males.
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The seats are gray, which makes the empty ones very easy to identify below.
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" He further added that it was "easy to identify who they were talking about.
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And it is as easy to identify and as restrictive as a size 0.
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It's easy to identify "oily" or "dry" skin, but how would you define "combination" skin?
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Was it because the show made it easy to identify bad guys and good guys?
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In a video game, it is easy to identify the metric for success: more points.
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Using these files, it was fairly easy to identify the person involved and his female companion.
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It's easy to identify with the key characters in Halo games, because they're each of us.
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And for many of the examples, it's not easy to identify that these are completely fake.
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It's not easy to identify which of the first-round games will result in an upset.
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Once the technique is understood, the reverse attack is easy to identify and the truth becomes clear.
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"The red doors made it easy to identify the asylum seekers" - Suzanne Fletcher, retired Councillor https://t.
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"It is easy to identify an airline," said Kent Smetters, director of the Penn Wharton Budget Model.
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It's easy to identify with Joona: He feels gloomy and guilty about his work and its value.
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It's not that easy to identify all the ingredients and how they were blended is even murkier.
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This year's Iowa caucuses are the reverse: Errors are now easy to identify, and hard to correct.
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It's easy to identify them because they got hot quickly and can even pose a fire risk.
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In a way, it's impossible to miscast the part, because Hamlet is so easy to identify with.
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It is easy to identify Slave Play's clear critique of not-so-thinly veiled white liberal racism.
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I also wear a lab coat and a name badge so I'm easy to identify in the store.
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Saltwater texture, loosely tousled waves, imperfect layers — the hallmarks of the quintessential L.A. haircut are easy to identify.
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Therefore, with a bit of machine learning and enough data, it becomes pretty easy to identify anomalous behavior.
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But with Obamacare repeal, it was easy to identify as many as a dozen "no" votes at times.
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And 643 people were drunk or high on drugs – a state often, but not always, easy to identify.
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Even with just two colors, it was very easy to identify all the crucial information shown by the system.
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Some celebrity Instagram ads are obvious and easy to identify, but there are many that are confusing or unclear.
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It uses genetic modification to make a specimen's proteins glow green, making them easy to identify by laser scanning.
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From there, it's fairly easy to identify some common, counterproductive behaviors that people with low emotional intelligence reflexively adopt.
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All were injected with the chemical that binds to new neurons, making them easy to identify and number microscopically.
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"The success of our study hinges on the fact that [the species] is so easy to identify," Harvell said.
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Hostile sexism — hateful misogynist comments or the physical abuse of women, for example — is easy to identify and condemn.
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While the benefits are spread broadly throughout the economy, the costs are much more concentrated and easy to identify.
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Being positive makes it easy to identify those people you don't want to be a part of your life.
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It's easy to identify your face if Facebook is only looking for you among the photos your friends have uploaded.
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The chips that Apple uses for its radio comms are actually fairly easy to identify once you've opened the case.
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It is easy to identify when someone is not from the neighborhood; anyone familiar with Pilsen at all can tell.
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Moreover, once the allegations became public, it was easy to identify all the alleged witnesses and conduct our own investigation.
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As ubiquitous surveillance intersects with social media data trails, it has become incredibly easy to identify individuals in public places.
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Those who attempted to climb or have successfully summited Everest are easy to identify by their sunburnt faces and visible exhaustion.
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Neighborhoods are easy to identify, the signage of fake stores and businesses looks right, everyone drives in the bus-only lane.
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Readers find it easy to identify with this perspective: we ourselves are outsiders peeking into another world, like Reacher or Maigret.
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And while it's not as easy to identify users via IP, it's still possible if the user were using a personal device.
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But the plant isn't always easy to identify and can be easy to confuse with other flowering plants like Queen Anne's Lace.
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But sometimes, they grow so big and so organized that they become too easy to identify -- and thus, go out of business.
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It aids in tapping, but it also gives them a visual boost that makes it easy to identify them as actionable buttons.
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When you combine several dozen of these options, however, they can create a unique "fingerprint" that makes your system easy to identify.
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TV's "tough girls" are easy to identify, and often their presence on a series gives the show a mark of feminist approval.
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"Unknown Pleasures" collects five distinct styles or modes, and it's easy to identify which is which, if not which is by whom.
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BREAKTHROUGH MAJOR Gone are the days when it's easy to identify the best player without a major because more are winning them.
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For one, it is relatively easy to identify consumers, who tend to spend thousands of dollars in a short amount of time.
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Hedge fund long positions in the timespreads are not easy to identify in the published data, though they are likely to be substantial.
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In some cases, the geolocation data was so accurate it was easy to identify exactly where some users lived — especially in residential neighborhoods.
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"Humans aren't sensitive to the presence of isoprene, but dogs, with their incredible sense of smell, find it easy to identify," Evans said.
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Ms. Lacey's ostensible ordinariness (she made her Broadway debut as Emily in "Our Town" in 2002) always makes her easy to identify with.
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He held up the strip club that Marty owns and Ruth managed in a drug store mask that made him easy to identify.
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Such DNA is not always easy to identify, for many parts of chromosomes that were once believed useless are now known to have functions.
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It was once relatively easy to identify a winner, as fewer candidates ran and elite endorsements could make or break a campaign with ease.
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The tour's veterans will now have a better idea of what to expect, but it will not be easy to identify areas of weakness.
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In some cases, the images are easy to identify: outlines of soccer fields, pockmarked with numbers to denote formations and arrows to highlight runs.
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These movements, or social cues, along with spacial audio make it easy to identify which person is speaking, even if 30 users are present.
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But while these images are easy to identify as fake, that doesn't necessarily minimize their threat or the impact they could have on people's lives.
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As soon as I started playing online, sounds produced by sense of immersion are easy to identify, but aren't overwhelming at higher or lower volumes.
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Sucrose, glucose, lactose, maltose, dextrose, or pretty much any -ose These are easy to identify once you know what to look for; that "-ose" suffix.
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The platform made it easy to identify work completed by key research groups and quickly locate papers focusing on specific sub-topics like machine translation.
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It is no exaggeration that a few of these hardy, easy-to-identify plants grow in almost any sunny field — wet, dry, urban or rural.
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Attacks on bank records would be especially damaging as it would not be easy to identify which records were accurate and which had been corrupted.
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Up close, the famous photo is easy to identify as a sham: The seams around his legs and hands are messy and indicate foul play.
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It's easy to identify the posts that have been changed — the font is different and usually shows up with a small illustration or in blue typeface.
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Many participants omitted their employer; Habersham and another senior-level agency source said this was because the information could make it too easy to identify people.
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If you're searching for planets, SkyView Free has an "increase planet size" feature that makes it relatively easy to identify where they are in the sky.
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Looking back at them now, it's easy to identify the spots where they might have been needlessly blown out to fill a weekend's worth of streaming.
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Unhappiness, on the other hand, is easy to identify; you know it when you see it, and you definitely know when it's taken ahold of you.
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The attention paid to fake news since the election has focused largely on fabrications and outright lies, because they are indefensible, easy to identify and extraordinarily viral.
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"So many stories begin with a picture and ride share drivers are ubiquitous — tech savvy, on the move and easy to identify via global positioning technology," he added.
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The comfort binge is about minimizing effort while maximizing pleasure, and while some people's comfort binges might not seem obvious, most of them are fairly easy to identify.
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On the one hand, these problems are mere hassles: The FCC's site was only down for a few hours, and the flood of spam was easy to identify.
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"Unless you know you're looking for it and culturing for it, it's not easy to identify, and they take a period of time to show up," Zahn said.
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Rantings of an Amateur Chef tested the Kuhn Rikon Knife Stand and loved that the clear block made it easy to identify the knife you are looking for.
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The aim is to stop traders crossing the line between general comment and giving information that would make it easy to identify a client or provide investment recommendations.
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They were the original online fandementalists, and it's easy to identify the elements of their discussions that would grow into the negative aspects of fandom we see today.
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It's easy to identify parts of yourself in Modern Life, a new book of illustrations chronicling French artist Jean Jullien's observations about sunburns, smartphone ettiquette, sexual septuagenarians, and Tinder.
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Both ratings systems include easy-to-identify ratings that suggest appropriate age cut-offs for their respective media, along with content descriptions that explain why it received its rating.
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It's on the thicker side and slightly textured, so the headphones are easy to identify and fish out my cavernous bags, and it doesn't stick to my sweaty neck.
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Children make useful and didactic protagonists precisely because they're so easy to identify with — we assume their innocence; they come with very little baggage other than their future promise.
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I think now that what excited me about Jawlensky's heads and faces was the glamour of a secondhand modernist zeal that was easy to identify with and to savor.
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While Sarnblad can numerically code and discern all of them, she said that it's remarkably easy to identify the most common among them and use them to your advantage.
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Strategists can upload files of likely supporters to look for matches among Facebook's users (who are easy to identify, because they use their real names and furnish valid email addresses).
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Mexican authorities boasted that they were able to locate Benjamín because he was never far from his daughter who has an inoperable facial tumor that made her easy to identify.
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With access to the "payload" of the communication, it becomes easy to identify things like the type of software being used and how it's being used, even in encrypted communications.
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The prototype looks a little confusing at first glance, but the final production unit will have indicators alongside the LED light so that it's easy to identify the temperature levels.
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He did this while still active duty, once attacking a high-ranking Air Force general in a way that made it very easy to identify the target of his ire.
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Like the agitation throughout the country, the agitation at Berkeley had many long-roiling causes, but its proximate cause was easy to identify: a right-wing professional irritant named Milo Yiannopoulos.
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"It's easy to identify people you can charge," said William N. Nettles, who was the United States attorney in South Carolina when nine people were killed at a church in Charleston.
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It's easy to identify the figures standing in for Jesus and Mary, but the meta-theatrical frame, with a filmmaker struggling to make a Jesus movie, is both ludicrous and banal.
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" Final Fantasy VIII's awkward and largely silent main character, Squall, "made him extremely easy to identify with, especially during a time in my life that was full of chaos and uncertainty.
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Apps like Personal Capital and Mint can make it easy to identify monthly expenses that are expected, and not-so-expected, to help you create a system for managing your money.
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Reading between the lines of the settlement it is easy to identify at least two former presidents, a vice-president, several ministers and the bosses of two state oil companies as recipients.
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I personalized my own Jaunt XL carry-on ($475) and used it while I traveled — it's super light, easy to carry, and I love that it's so unique and easy to identify.
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It's easy to identify with Miranda's dreams of love, the young Prince Ferdinand's (Jasai Chase-Owens) industriousness as a way to overcome grief and the spirit Ariel's (Danaya Esperanza) desire for freedom.
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Some of the old objects were easy to identify, while others, like a carpet beater, were mystifying to the students, and it took them a while to figure out what they were.
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"It's easy to identify and easier to mimic, which is why the look is completely outplayed," Lauren Garroni, one-half of the duo behind the hilarious and amazing Instagram account @everyoutfitonsatc, tells Refinery29.
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The legal battles have also complicated the city's ability to clear trash-strewn streets, because it is not easy to identify what bedding or clothing might belong to an unsheltered person living nearby.
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While any viewer who fits into the age range of Millennial or older knows they are the elf or the Santa, it is easy to identify yourself as the kids in this sketch.
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By comparison with other contributors to climate change, flaring is relatively easy to identify and reduce – with pipeline and processing infrastructure, as well as with gas-to-liquids technologies such as STG+TM.
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Telltale's The Walking Dead was so unexpected and disorienting on its debut that it was easy to identify with Lee Everett's escalating anxiety over the course of its opening car ride to prison.
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Even the flowering plant isn't always easy to identify and it may be confused with other flowering plants like Queen Anne's lace, which is harmless, often found in wedding bouquets, and has white flowers.
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Although it was easy to identify the members of the D-squad among other sheep on the farm because of their breed, telling them apart from one another was a struggle for Dr. Sinclair.
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If a judge were to leak, it would be easy to identify the source of the unlawful disclosure, since the single judge would be the only one to have access to the confidential material.
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"It's not always easy to identify child sexual abuse, but there are some warning signs parents can look out for," the VP of Communications for the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network, Jodi Omear, tells PEOPLE.
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What makes the politics of tax policy fun and sometimes fascinating is that those winners and losers are pretty easy to identify, and if you can foresee them, you can map a path through them, sometimes.
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But dig a little deeper, and it's easy to identify the real culprit behind the brewing backlash that Christman and Thurm (with whom, full disclosure, I worked briefly at the A.V. Club) are helping to fuel.
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Even though the tone of the episode had been light, and William was given more time than he maybe should have had, it's so easy to identify with Randall losing yet another father during his lifetime.
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The reason for that criticism is pretty easy to identify: these fighters simply have a hard time staying healthy, and as such, spend long stretches on the bench, often holding up entire divisions as a result.
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"It's not easy to identify riders now that they're all wearing helmets," said Sean Yates, a British cyclist who rode for the long-defunct American Motorola team and who is now a team director with Tinkoff.
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It's dispiriting, perhaps, to think our various blinkers might not be easy to identify, but knowing this offers a sort of peace — the peace of spending less time wondering why everyone else is so hopelessly blinkered.
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It's "anonymized" data only on a technicality, as the NYT found it remarkably easy to identify individuals based on the home addresses their devices spent the most time in and where they traveled to most often.
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He was unfair, he was unkind, and he didn't make any effort to hide his contempt: He exhibited the easy-to-identify, personal expression of ideas that we like to think run counter to our national values.
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LONDON — A property company is accused of painting red the doors of houses in Middlesbrough that it rents to asylum seekers, making them easy to identify and vulnerable to attack, according to a report in The Times.
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Like a basketball coach during timeouts, he huddled with the others during recesses for strategy sessions, clutching a green government-issue notebook that the rest of the team used during the trial, making them easy to identify.
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Especially in the age of millennial burnout — and especially for the channel's younger-skewing audience — it's easy to identify with performing work under constant pressure, hoping to reap rewards subject to the whims of the 1 percent.
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Related: Jason Bateman shines in Netflix's dark 'Ozark' Doubling as producer and star as well as occasional director, Bateman is perfectly suited to playing this guy who's easy to identify with, if increasingly difficult to root for.
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Analysts noted that with Strava's interface, it is relatively easy to identify the movements of individual soldiers not just abroad but also when they are back at home, especially if combined with other public or social media data.
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Dozens of apps collect, analyze and sell users' anonymous location data to third party companies, and although the data is anonymous in theory, a New York Times investigation shows that it's often easy to identify individuals and their paths.
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Probably.The new bimetallic coins are slightly slimmer and lighter than the old one-pound coins and feature a 12-sided edge, alternating between a milled surface and a smooth one, that makes it easy to identify in your pocket.
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"Using these files, it was fairly easy to identify the person involved and his female companion; weather queries, first names, and even someone's last name enabled us to quickly zero in on his circle of friends," the report reads.
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Clothes were code: When people from Princess Sofia's native Värmland visited Stockholm, it was easy to identify them through their attire, which to the trained eye showed precisely where they were from, and their financial and social status there.
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It may not be easy to identify likely cases at airports, because the flu season is well underway, and winter is the peak period for common colds and other respiratory viruses that can cause coughing, fever and runny noses.
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Photo: J. Scott Applewhite (AP)Conspiracy theories are almost always bullshit, but actual conspiracies are often easy to identify because one of the parties with knowledge of a plot cracks under the pressure or leaks information about it to others.
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As one Reddit user pointed out, this extortionist was able to carry on an extortion scheme from a recently created YouTube channel with no videos, made from a throwaway email address, easy to create and easy to identify as suspicious.
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If you want to add or delete a fingerprint from your iPhone's Touch ID storage, Apple makes it easy to identify which fingerprints you have saved by highlighting the relevant one when you place a finger on the home button.
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"Because manufacturers have different suppliers, different inventory levels, and end up producing a different mix of products, it's not necessarily easy to identify that, let's say, all electric lawnmowers are going to be in short supply come July," he said.
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State-owned fertilizer company, PT Pupuk, has tried to resolve distribution problems by making subsidized products pink so they are easy to identify, but experts say retailers can easily wash or mix the products to make them the normal white.
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The NMA has repeatedly argued the fund is mismanaged, and covers victims of lung disease caused by smoking not mining - though medical experts have countered that it is easy to identify lung damage caused by coal dust in an x-ray.
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It's fairly easy to identify the sources of traffic to the store, but when you don't necessarily know what specific action caused that traffic, it's hard to identify your best practices for marketing and reconfiguring your campaign in a way that will lead to growth.
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Just like your iPhone, iPad, and AirPods, Apple gives your Apple Watch a friendly name — usually including your own name — that makes it easy to identify it from another device, such as if you use the Find My app to try to locate it.
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But if you take a step back to consider television as a whole, it's easy to identify the root of their concerns: namely, the way that click-driven online media outlets sometimes seem — almost mysteriously — to elevate certain shows to the status of "important" by writing about them a lot.
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The publicized anecdotes of children with Dravet syndrome, and because the condition is relatively easy to identify by its genetic mutation, made that disease a good place to start, says Daniel Friedman, associate professor of neurology at NYU Langone Medical Center and one of the authors of the current study.
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Airlines and cruise operators are easy to identify, but it is harder to identify the Uber driver in Austin, Texas, who lost out on business when the South by Southwest conference was canceled, or the coffee cart owner in Midtown Manhattan who is suffering because people are working from home.
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I don't want to get into the horrors committed by Calvin because I want to leave some nauseating surprises for the people, but I do want to say that I found it pretty easy to identify with the stupid astronauts, as I, too, made a crucial mistake: bringing gummy octopuses as my movie snack.
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EditorsNote: Resends as recap; adds missing S in Shepard in 7th graf The Green Bay Packers rebounded from an awful loss to the San Francisco 49ers and handed the New York Giants their eighth consecutive loss, 31-13, on Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J. The reason why the Packers dashed through the snow was easy to identify.
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SD: It does, and I think that's one of the things that is unfortunate about what happened, is that when you think about what makes any of the other companies in this broader space successful, it's easy to identify that one thing — whether it's search for Google or social for Facebook or transactions for Amazon — and yet all those companies do other things.
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Some of the factors are easy to identify: jurisdictional confusion between local state-run police, the FBI, and tribal or Bureau of Indian Affairs police departments routinely leads to slow response times; slow response times allow for bodies, and thus the perpetrator's DNA, to decompose and disappear; and slow response times lead to cold trails and dead-end cases, which make local law enforcement hesitant to undertake new cases.
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