Remarkably, participants were 2.8% more economical when smiling than frowning, and 2.2% more economical in comparison with the normal thoughts condition.
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The state's contract with Management & Training Corporation is particularly economical.
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This is an economical decision and a human rights one.
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Versatile, practical, and portable, they're more economical than permanent versions.
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It is still far more economical and easy to justify.
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But our business is still economical in the United States.
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The biggest engine that has driven these changes is economical.
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The Americans fail to present an economical alternative to Huawei.
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Both pieces are reusable to make the trips more economical.
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Through six innings, he had thrown an economical 63 pitches.
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Of all the art forms, poetry is the most economical.
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Every movement is as graceful, economical and minimal as possible.
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They have proven effective, economical, and popular, so they spread.
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Metal beds tend to be more economical than wood beds.
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But Jacobs is a far more economical fighter than others.
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Japan was radically changing as rapid economical growth was underway.
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This is the Reebow bag, which is the more economical version.
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It's much more economical to smuggle in a bottle of vodka.
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Indeed, Kamprad's thriftiness laid the groundwork for the company's economical appeal.
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At one end of the curve are the "most economical" performers.
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Plus, she's very economical when it comes to buying for baby.
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Nor will it always be the best or most economical decision.
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That's one, two I find that these wars today are economical.
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As such, going through Starz is a much more economical route.
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The space is very economical, and set up just for work.
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It's easier to buy and store wheat, it's actually quite economical.
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The product may be recycled, but "(it's) not economical," she says.
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I was pleasantly surprised by how economical the trip could be.
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And it's a sentiment that makes for a pretty economical gift.
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More convenient (and often, more economical) is valet parking ($14 overnight).
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Still, that's pretty normal, especially in this more economical price range.
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Canned foods tend to be economical, but they aren't always inexpensive.
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Canned foods tend to be economical, but they aren't always inexpensive.
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And, at some schools, it's also not the most economical choice.
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But they are among the most straightforward and economical measures available.
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Yet, U.S. policy in Africa has always been about economical efforts.
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Trust is being broken, there is a risk in economical terms.
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"Gas is the most economical energy source today," one slide read.
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Hunting for these so-called "dupes" is entertaining but also potentially economical.
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It's also clear the two are students of Carpenter's layered, economical minimalism.
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It is the most economical, elliptical and allusive form of exchange possible.
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And at $5.46 a pie, it's both delightfully economical and profoundly weird.
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That's the premise, the setup, and the punchline in 17 economical words.
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The character development in this movie is so stripped down and economical.
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It's not just more economical for customers, but it's also less wasteful.
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In short, it's a highly repulsive and economical way to get sloshed.
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There is something very smart about the economical efficiency of these pieces.
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Suddenly the crop, and the slave labor to harvest it, became economical.
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Maybe the financial, economical and social challenges are maybe a cultural crisis.
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Jonas isn't the only celebrity willing to take an economical train ride.
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Sometimes, deciding what bricks to put down is also an economical choice.
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There is no practical, much less economical, way to completely neutralize radiation.
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It was more economical and generally slower — unless you caught favorable winds.
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For smaller spaces, however, a personal heater is a more economical choice.
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They are also economical, environmentally low-impact and cute like tiny houses.
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But the runners turned out to be most economical when they smiled.
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I wanted to recast green as geostrategic, capitalistic, economical, innovative and patriotic.
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His movies are economical (most are two hours or less) but open.
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It is, also, extremely economical — blink and you will miss something important.
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Cloth diapers are easy to use, economical, and better for the environment.
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The additional expenditures would be truly economical in terms of lives saved.
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"Europe cannot just produce high tech steel, it's not economical," said Eggert.
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Third, the most economical border security solution is one that advances technology.
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"We wanted something very minimalist, very simple and quite economical," said Bourgeois.
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Nonetheless, Huffington advises that you approach clothing with a more economical view.
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Cassettes are economical, but what would you do if you had unlimited resources?
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They can be reused, providing an economical and ongoing solution to lead contamination.
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They are also economical, which is another reason why they're becoming so popular.
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A new Mazda (155 hp) remains wickedly economical, starting at a friendly $25,000.
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Charcoal, the main biomass fuel used in Kenya, is not economical, or healthy.
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It widened out again slightly on Wednesday, though not enough to be economical.
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In the graphic novel, Dr. Manhattan's work helped create airships that are economical.
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The whole thing is both abstracted and economical, indefinable and to-the-point.
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What's happening: A historic shift to cleaner, more economical, automated transportation is underway.
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It was more economical, both logistically and narratively, to gather children in groups.
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Consistently, Nicaragua is one of the most economical countries in which to live.
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In her view, this strategy is effective and, for the right products, economical.
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Surely any use of solar power is more economical than throwing it away.
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Iaquinta is pretty hittable in exchanges, but his footwork is generally light and economical.
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Crises, as defined by the study, are characterized by high economical uncertainty and instability.
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First, it's a matter of keeping electrics cheap and economical, even without government support.
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But true impact and mass adoption only occurs when the desirable choice becomes economical.
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It's not impossible to transform NPI into sulfate, but it's neither economical nor logical.
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However, DeGale was much more accurate, economical fighter—landing almost half of his punches.
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They are stealing our land from under our feet; robbing us of economical power.
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This makes it economical to pay above-market wages for the most reliable workers.
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The website claims that such a service is economical and good for the environment.
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I will take the extra time to find the most economical flights and accommodations.
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"It makes economical sense to me to have a mortgage," he told The Guardian.
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The progressive technology behind 3-D printing is becoming more time efficient and economical.
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Buying individual pieces can be very expensive, so sets are a more economical alternative.
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With the techniques we currently have available, it's less economical than imported natural gas.
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These plants remain the dominant source of economical, clean electricity in the United States.
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And it's not just men who take an economical approach to shopping for clothes.
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But we have to reach as many eyeballs, and the Internet is incredibly economical.
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"Kehlmann is a master of economical, devastating description," Irina Dumitrescu writes in her review.
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I check my Kroger app and realize it'd be more economical to go there.
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The company will still have to demonstrate there's an economical way to do so.
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Pliskova's clean, economical technique allows her to hit at great pace with seeming ease.
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That means manufacturers closest to the border may prove to be the most economical.
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With speedy (and economical) breakfast, lunch and dinner options, this is wellness for all.
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"Change your light bulbs — it can be that fast and economical," Mr. Bilhuber said.
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And this is not the first time India been economical while developing their space program.
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Bypass thrust is more economical to create than core thrust, but it is slower moving.
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Through this most economical of means, Calder vastly expands the expressive reach of the medium.
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So in order to take it reasonable economical decisions where to invest, we need clarity.
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And it can be more economical to team up to manage care and track quality.
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And Cousins isn't the only big-name Redskins player who has adopted this economical lifestyle.
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It could also provide an economical replacement for a human co-pilot on commercial flights.
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It can also be much more economical than cable depending on which package you choose.
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He did so again before halftime, on the end of a much more economical buildup.
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Elgar joins him in an economical conversation featuring the same moves and softly interrogative gestures.
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Electric scooters provide a fun, quick, economical, and environmentally-friendly way to get around town.
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Carl Barks was a comic-book genius with a perfect line and economical mark-making.
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At an hour and 42 minutes, it's not long, and its story is wonderfully economical.
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It required a massive investment in retooling, but made their trucks much lighter and economical.
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"George was pretty economical in the way he shot the films originally," Mr. Knoll said.
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It was a poignant shot, and one that a more economical director might have eliminated.
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We'll get into when and where solar+storage is economical in the US in a moment.
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Mr Brencich warned that it would be more economical "to demolish the bridge and rebuild it".
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Also, though more economical than the fully controlled variety, semi-controlled re-entry is not free.
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But as she's "very economical," Frankel was careful to keep the cost down wherever she could.
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Not merely economical, Akerman's exacting prose draws attention to the physical presence of the words themselves.
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He quickly realised the scale of the food waste problem, both in economical and environmental terms.
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Unlike YouTube, Instagram's hashtags make searching — and finding highly specific, personalized, non-garbage pages — relatively economical.
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The basic playbook that you want to run on that is just make it non-economical.
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Is there enough regulation to make sure they don't hold too much economical and political power?
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Nakajima is just one of many early adopters of these space-saving and economical tombstone alternatives.
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Or are wind turbines and solar farms now reliable and economical enough to take their place?
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We are changing the economical behaviour of the user by helping him reach financial goals faster.
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The movie is economical and solid, and generally low-key when it's not freaking you out.
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And choosing the subway was not only efficient but economical: A one-way ride costs $2.75.
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SpaceX is also trying to cut costs with reusable spaceships and aggressively pursue more economical designs.
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"[Artificial intelligence] is a technological, economical, social and obviously ethical revolution," Macron said in a speech.
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Actually, it is probably more economical to mark things that are NOT jokes, given current trends.
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He allowed two hits and two walks and once again was economical, throwing only 83 pitches.
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"Rideshares are most economical when the distance is short and the parking fees high," she says.
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Typically, Consumer Reports doesn't recommend leasing because it is often less economical in the long term.
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Luckily, lemon olive oil turns out to be very easy and economical to make at home.
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Though latex caps are thinner and more likely to pull your hair, they are more economical.
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Netflix Nikki Glaser can write a joke that's so economical and perfectly calibrated that it's bulletproof.
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"Coal is just not economical," said Inslee, the only 2020 candidate to run on climate change.
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He is eager to express his loyalty to Putin in a very tricky economical situation, besides.
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From a purely economical standpoint as a promoter, the idea of extending last call is great.
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Enter the M9B Bluetooth Wireless In-Ear Headphones, earbuds that are supposedly both economical and top-tier.
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Wings TORONTO — The Toronto Maple Leafs were economical and clinical in the first period on Wednesday night.
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Doing so, he perfected his patented axial gantry system that offered a quick, economical, and adaptable solution.
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That's an incredibly economical way to get extra theme material into a puzzle, if you ask me.
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Lionsgate produced the latest sequel for an economical $2800 million and pushed it out over 221,290 locations.
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However in other urban areas, including Dallas, Texas and Phoenix, Arizona a personal vehicle remains more economical.
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The other two brands — Workflo and Powerstation — are aimed at people who are looking for economical offering.
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These batteries wouldn't just be more powerful than what we have today—they'd be more economical, too.
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Making coffee at home is both economical and a great way to caffeinate without putting on pants.
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Few TV shows are as economical with their storytelling as this Breaking Bad spinoff-slash-American treasure.
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Like most industries built atop precious stones and metals, tradition is mainstream largely because it is economical.
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Just because shoppers are planning to be more economical doesn't necessarily mean they will be, Gonzalez said.
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He allowed three runs (one earned) on six hits in seven innings, throwing an economical 82 pitches.
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And when he's on form, he's economical in a way that almost no other writer can manage.
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The economical growth, GDP has almost tripled, I think, in the United States since he became president.
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Far more economical than buying actual diamonds, it's an app that is a shine of the times.
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It's economical to shop our own (storage) closet, full of cringe-making memories though it may be.
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" In my call for submissions, I requested tips for making ridesharing "smarter, more efficient, or more economical.
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For U.S. shale-field drillers, easing export restrictions helped to make much of this new development economical.
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Before the performance on Wednesday, Michael Capasso, City Opera's general director, touted this collaborative approach as economical.
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A single-payer health system would be more functional, more economical and fairer than what we have.
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In the meantime, they hope to find an economical way to import it from growers in Trinidad.
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Wang is working on making his design more economical, but he already has other ideas for floats.
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"I'm using our innovation to give the government and the taxpayers a more economical thing," Fisher said.
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Bo zai fan, as it's called in Cantonese, is an economical comfort food eaten throughout Hong Kong.
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A high-torque motor right off the line that's more "economical" than your typical Bosch mid-drive.
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Spinning the impossibly long dialogue and tangled yarn of a written epic into something far more economical.
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While her prose style is economical, she has a flair for imagery, sometimes bordering on the Dickensian.
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A key part of that is making it more economical for companies to invest in this solution.
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Consumer Search liked that the scale is reasonably accurate, economical, easy to read, and simple to use.
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Faster than anyone expected, electric cars are becoming as economical and practical as cars with conventional engines.
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Do you have any suggestions for age-appropriate, fancy, economical dresses to wear to such an event?
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"Functional, buildable and economical," is how Akosua Obeng, a Ghanaian architect at Orthner, Orthner & Associates, describes the style.
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So, when one of our favorite products opts for a more economical standard, we are pretty damn pleased.
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True to his artisan roots, one perceives in these innovative, movable plans material integrity balanced with economical ingenuity.
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At a certain point, it even becomes economical to influence the treatment of your enterprises in foreign countries.
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The modern version will be operated with Boeing 787 Dreamliners, a super-economical twin-engined wide-body jet.
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The fashion industry, of course, has economical pressures and responsibilities, it must make profits as any other industry.
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The kegs cost $240 each, making them an economical choice for parties at less than $2 per glass.
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It is also questionable to what extent studies with admittedly such low student numbers are economical and sustainable.
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They could experiment with small-scale enterprises that may or may not be fundamentally economical without a subsidy.
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But while this isn't a neatly ordered good-conquers-all fantasy, it also isn't an economical fairy tale.
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Yet our current clean-energy sources possess technologies that are already operational and economical on a large scale.
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At the same time, turkeys feed a lot of people, so it can be an economical main course.
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There is time to do this in an intelligent and economical manner if the political will is there.
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There's an economical exception though: Cardholders get 10 times miles per dollar on hotel stays booked through Hotels.
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Exports are critical to ensuring the success of any jointly developed programs because they make them more economical.
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However, many healthcare problems in Nigeria and across Africa are not just clinical, they are economical and social.
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Dr. Prakash runs a laboratory devoted to projects as varied as economical paper microscopes, water computers and biophysics.
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It may be economical for some homes already running on natural gas, but the results are less decisive.
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Though Lima is home to a few luxury neighborhoods, Peru is also a very economical place to relocate.
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"People are starting to live underground, and it's related to different factors — economical, climatic, cultural," Ms. Merino said.
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But it's tragic, hilarious, thought-provoking and economical in both means and message at once, so who cares?
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In either case, it is another expression of Burgundy, and quite a bit more economical than, say, Meursault.
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Dr. Manhattan also has a profound effect on technological advancement, including the creation of economical and accessible airships.
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"Universal allowed filmmakers to tell the stories they wanted to tell on economical, yet effective, budgets," he added.
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Lengthening or shortening their strides subsequently did not make them more economical; instead, it made them less efficient.
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But a number of European companies have failed in their efforts to recover gas at an economical price.
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Obviously, the ultra-wealthy can afford the latest in luxury vehicles, but instead, they opt for the economical.
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"Untitled," which is simple and brilliantly economical in its construction, is funny and generous and more than that.
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Laurents, who honed his skills writing radio plays for the Army, was economical, tart and resistant to sentiment.
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"Yes, [Prince Charles] was very economical and very much believed that nothing should go to waste," she said.
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"They have provided a means by which broad benefits may be accessed at more economical prices," Coleman said.
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The pieces — either monologues or two-handers — are economical in format, each focusing on a hot-button topic.
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However, Mozdziak told MIT Technology Review he believes that in the future, cultured meat will be more economical.
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Adding a pit-stop in a US destination you've never seen is an economical way to boost your itinerary.
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Alas, my freezer is only so big and these little frozen meals are not exactly economical for four people.
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English has pairs like alternate/alternative, fortunate/fortuitous, discrete/discreet, economic/economical, historic/historical, incredible/incredulous and many others.
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It's Bong's economical screenwriting and inventive direction that makes Parasite such a triumph, and the plot summary ends here.
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I think realistically we need to three to five years until it's going to be really economical, fully available.
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Other teams, working within the limits of conventional-but-as-yet-unproven theory, have similarly economical, collider-eschewing ideas.
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"From an economical point of view, the native forest has no value to counteract other economic activities," he said.
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That's fine, but I appreciated the wiggle room and bonus leftovers of Plated, which made it feel marginally economical.
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VISSLA's 7 Seas is economical but doesn't cut any corners to deliver a functional wetsuit at a fair price.
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"The technical argument will tend to support the economical argument to moving up from where we are," he said.
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Perfect for narrow streets and maneuvering into tight parking spots; the charming Fiat 500 is practical, economical and reliable.
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Because the economical law these days is to make sure that you always pump it up, and increase turnover.
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"You need to understand the true social and economical deprivation of this community," Houghton told TVNZ at the time.
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As complex as that will likely be for the company, it still may be more economical than paying drivers.
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I was working at Vice, and every night buying an economical bottle of white wine and slowly blacking out.
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Yet Quintero's warm, economical text and the desert-sunset tones of Peña's comics-inflected art feel like a revelation.
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But the approach of hiring private companies for space station transportation, while more economical, is also years behind schedule.
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I can only surmise that hot air captured in PVC plastic gets more economical as the day wears on.
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Also, air gliders are smaller and more economical, making them convenient, portable home exercise equipment that doesn't need electricity.
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It is extremely challenging to weigh the ethical and economical implications of the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Thus, the District lacks fifty percent of its active judicial complement, which frustrates prompt, economical and fair case disposition.
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I want to see us push for economical and educational advancement in communities of color and low-income communities.
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Thus, the court lacks fifty percent of its active judicial complement, which frustrates speedy, economical and fair case disposition.
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Tough and pragmatic, Duvall Decker's work relies on an evolving vocabulary of economical materials and attunement to Southern light.
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That's his greatest talent on this record—compressing complex stories about life and loss into economical, whip-smart packages.
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Well, under those circumstances, apartments may be "legal" but none are actually going to be economical for developers to build.
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Adopting robots has made it economical for some manufacturers in high-wage countries to "re-shore" production from poorer countries.
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Low natural gas prices have been making both existing nuclear reactors and new reactors in the United States less economical.
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A Jug of Heavy Duty Odor CleanerThis particular brand kills any scent of mess and despair and is very economical!
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"We are making this process more economical as well as environmentally friendly," Malhari Habbu, service manager at Clarke Energy, said.
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But the world's number two economy, India's key economical rival in Asia, is now the dominant foreign power in Africa.
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More economical cars have traditionally used halogen bulbs, a practical choice because of their low cost, and rugged, reliable nature.
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"Unless the rail guys offer massive discounts in freight, it's not economical to lock in rail volumes," said one trader.
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He allowed only four hits and one walk while striking out three, throwing an economical 88 pitches, 62 for strikes.
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Considering singer Agnetha Faltskog's noted fear of flying, it's certainly a worthy (and economical) option of touring in this case.
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In his first game for Pitt, Browne was an economical 17 of 24 for 140 yards and the lone touchdown.
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He allowed only four hits and one walk while striking out three, throwing an economical 24 pitches, 483 for strikes.
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They, in some fashion, invented a tennis that was more economical in terms of the footwork while being more effective.
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Pipelines are the fastest, safest, most direct, most economical way to get oil and natural gas where they are needed.
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As soon as Kirkman walks into the situation room, though, what had felt economical and credible suddenly feels bargain-basement.
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Illuminate your space with the versatile and economical set of 12 Homememory Wavy LED Tea Lights with Warm White Light.
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These mothers and fathers fill their refrigerators and tables with more economical food options, which almost always are less nutritious.
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The latest is from Margaret Atwood, who reinterprets the play as a heartbreaking novel, told in gorgeous yet economical prose.
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So he'll have to get more economical as the innings mount if he wants to pitch deep into the game.
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"It's a much more sustainable way, and an economical way, to provide for high-quality drinking water," Mr. Rush said.
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"We had to be very economical in how we shot things and piece together different corners we found," Weinberg says.
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Sometimes an economical, minimalist book — like these three — is exactly what a youthful reader needs in this amped-up world.
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They are economical, though the Williamses weren't planning on squirreling away a couple of dozen empty beer cups between them.
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Food patterns emerged from necessity to survive and to be economical, but also to be tasty at the same time.
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For everyday use, it's an appealingly economical scale because it hovers mostly around 0, each unit packing a substantial punch.
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Not a crazy amount, but maybe 1.5-2x what goes into my little Kalita dripper — which is admittedly pretty economical.
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Last year, a consortium of energy companies canceled plans for two coal-burning plants, saying they were no longer economical.
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It sounds wacky at first, but it could prove to be an economical and flexible way of getting to orbit.
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It aims to offer the military, private companies and even NASA itself a more economical way to get into space.
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In contrast to Logano's economical runs, Bowyer had 16 laps on his tires at the end of the final round.
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If, for some reason, you're super economical about social media and only follow two people, make 'em Pinlord and Patchgame.
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In lean years, he collaborated with John Dexter, then the director of production, on spare (and economical) but artistically distinguished productions.
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Perhaps a little economical retail therapy will help us all feel a bit better about the online store being no more.
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In that case, the disk and halo would be made of the same ingredients, "which would be more economical," she said.
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This was partially attributed to the shortened work week meaning employees had to be more economical and efficient with their time.
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The result: millions of stinky, diesel-powered vehicles fill Indian cities, after carmakers and buyers shifted to the more "economical" fuel.
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A good air fryer can cost anywhere from $50 to a couple hundred dollars, so they're not the most economical choice.
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Tottenham have had to be even more economical, in order to finance their new stadium, which has cost £1bn to build.
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Realism may vary, but this is definitely the most economical option as most character gigs on Fiverr range from $33-$250.
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Their vehicles would be judged not by their speed but whether they were safe, easy to use and economical to run.
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Despite the trappings of his home, Goldstein tries to be as economical as possible when it comes to the NBA playoffs.
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Replex is designed to give more visibility into spending and to help optimize the container environment in the most economical way.
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Image: WikimediaBut because of their geochemical properties, rare earths don't tend to form the metal-rich ores that make mining economical.
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Thus, the court is deprived of forty percent of its active judicial cohort, which complicates rapid, economical and fair case disposition.
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That makes it less economical to send barrels on Colonial to the East Coast or other areas in the United States.
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Whatever the genre, I look for someone who is precise and economical in their style and hard-working in their prose.
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Fuel oil prices in Europe have also fallen to record lows, which has helped make exports to the United States economical.
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"Such initiatives show that crime-free jobs make sense from an economical point of view," said Lillo Gangi, a Libera activist.
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The resulting product can be much more durable and economical than the output of traditional manufacturing approaches, according to the company.
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One is ornate, the other spare, but both exude the same sense of cosmopolitan power within the context of economical design.
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And the company did say the truck would be higher-performing and more economical than diesel trucks, based on several metrics.
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Dancing seemed to help them as runners, Lemberg said, strengthening their ankles, straightening their posture, contributing to their whispery, economical strides.
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Buying whole chickens is a more economical choice and cutting one, as every home cook knows, is not hard to learn.
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This means that the court lacks twenty percent of its active judicial complement, which complicates swift, economical and fair case disposition.
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The introduction of the more economical Super 53 camera in 1965 further expanded filmmaking into the homes of the average family.
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This is a strategy used to appeal to "a wide socio-economical range of people," fashion expert Cécile Duclos told Insider.
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Cast iron cookware is relatively economical, versatile, great for searing, and usually comes preseasoned or enameled with a smooth porcelain surface.
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With this economical yet large set, you can create diverse recipes, eat in more often, and ultimately save money on dining.
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For the industry, part of this is economical: It's more profitable to show ads to people who can legally buy alcohol.
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Wirecutter recommends this economical and completely useful anti-leak option from Pet Supply Imports that works even in a moving vehicle.
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Recipe creator Dorcas Reilly aimed to create a dish that was easy and economical for home cooks to recreate, reported NPR.
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That fueled campaigners' suspicions that the trees were being cut to simplify maintenance work and make it as economical as possible.
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This can flood the global marketplace with metals, depress prices and make American production less economical than it otherwise would be.
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In this way, the crude and clumsy actions of pups give way to the more refined and economical behavior of adults.
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While Democrats might disagree on border security details, they have generally agreed to back new steps deemed effective, efficient and economical.
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However, freight rates for oil tankers surged and offset the large discounts on Saudi oil, making it less economical, they said.
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"Short-term rentals can wind up being a lot more economical than buying or renting at a hotel," Mr. Steinberg said.
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The Gro Via Hybrid Reusable Baby Cloth Diapers are our top pick because they are economical, earth-friendly, and super cute.
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Total minimum cost for a family of four choosing the most economical option: $160,000 toward the National Development Fund, including fees.
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Total minimum cost for a family of four choosing the most economical option: $190,000 toward the Economic Diversification Fund, including fees.
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Total minimum cost for a family of four choosing the most economical option: $207,500 toward the National Economic Fund, including fees.
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Total minimum cost for a family of four choosing the most economical option: $222,000 toward the National Transformation Fund, including fees.
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Total minimum cost for a family of four choosing the most economical option: $214,500 toward the Sustainable Growth Fund, including fees.
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The A340 was not the most efficient plane, and a number of other factors made it not economical to carry on.
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The four utilities that own the facility voted recently to close the plant, saying it is no longer economical to operate.
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That's one of the main reasons why so many nomads are ending up in Asian countries and other economical international destinations.
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"Travelers are also being more economical with their time," Laurel Greatrix, director of communications at TripAdvisor said, according to the site.
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Our experience was not as economical: We spent about $2000 on electricity, perhaps $223 less than we might have on gas.
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That investment simply isn't economical for telecom and cable companies in sparsely populated areas with few potential customers to justify the spending.
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The approach is simple and economical in both time and cost and results in measurable improvements in perceptual, cognitive and social development.
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"He was what the English would call economical with the truth," said Mr. Furnham, a professor of psychology at University College London.
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Azio GM2400 gaming mouse — $15 See Details The Apple Magic Keyboard is a fine piece of tech, but it's not exactly economical.
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I was pleased to find this economical Madeira Cake recipe was supplied by a possible ancient relative of mine, a Mrs. Barrett.
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The more than 2.4 million Tsurus sold had offered "accessible, economical and trustworthy mobility for drivers" for over three decades, it added.
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"Global sugar demand didn't fall, it even increased a bit," said Julio Maria Bores, a sugar and ethanol consultant at JOB Economical.
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As a picky shopper early on, this simple and economical option was the only one my mom and I could agree on.
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"Now companies can collect unstructured data, which was not economical to store, as well as historical data," said Gartner analyst Svetlana Sicular.
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"The publishing of my own book allowed me to deliver my message without limitations, above political and economical calculations," Jackson told Hyperallergic.
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That has made it more economical to crush the beans and export soymeal to Southeast Asia - undercutting Argentina's industry in the process.
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Furthermore, the effects of minimum wage hikes have grown more pronounced as robots have improved, since it's more economical to use them.
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Buying thousands of computers wouldn't be economical, however, so hackers deploy malware to infect random computers that are connected to the internet.
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However, the economical and logistical compromises required to strike deals with large media companies has proved more difficult than Apple executive realized.
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While dark matter has not yet been observed, hypothesizing its existence is the simplest and most economical explanation for myriad astronomical mysteries.
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Of course, the factors driving these differences in breastfeeding rates between countries are as much economical as they are political, Aguayo said.
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Boom's jets, which founder Scholl envisions in an all-business-class configuration, would be more economical than the Concorde, the founder expects.
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Expanding pipeline infrastructure wouldn't just make additional production economical — it would ensure production continues well after the climate crosses a tipping point.
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The United States leads in once-through nuclear technologies, including dry cask spent fuel storage, which makes reprocessing unnecessary and less economical.
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The result, directed by Jacques Tourneur, was smart, literate and economical, establishing the gold standard for a particular kind of B-movie.
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Telcos globally have been struggling to come up with competitive offerings that make managing such global asset bases economical and a breeze.
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Their ability to find more economical deals becomes a way to distinguish themselves from the presumed decadent and self-indulgent upper classes.
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She entered the series' pilot on the rebound from rehab, and her category-5 arrival was a model of economical character establishment.
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There is, however, another often overlooked travel mode, one that comes with an economical price tag, even for the most spontaneous traveler.
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Weber Kettle Grill The most economical solution of all is the grill you may have in your backyard already: a Weber kettle.
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Instead of an MBA, certificate programs, specialized master&aposs degrees, and other alternatives can be more economical and aligned to your goals.
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If one form of moving requires less oxygen than another, it is more economical, less strenuous and will be easier to maintain.
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The trick to making such a rocket economical would be a flight rate of somewhere between 12 and 24 launches per year.
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"There is nervousness about why the stock markets are as high as they are, given the economical and political environment," Christian said.
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"People would not be driving Hummer vehicles in the streets of the U.S. but more economical Opels and green BMWs," he said.
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This means natural gas power plants may struggle to be economical against coal, despite having lower emissions but at least equal reliability.
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One of the most economical and efficient ways to increase access is to prioritize a "build-once" policy in the developing world.
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Efficiency can reduce those fossil fuel emissions, but it can't eliminate them, and no economical zero-carbon liquid-based alternatives have emerged.
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"It is unclear why Secretary Perry would require such costly travel in instances where more economical options were readily available," Pallone wrote.
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Not only are electric vehicles much better for the environment, but they're becoming increasingly economical as companies continue to invest in new technology.
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"It doesn't understand the political, economical, and social reasons why humans have built the subway station, it's just way beyond it," Jakobsson says.
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Durant's total came on a much more economical 9-for-16 night, helping Golden State made good on 50.6 percent of its shots.
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These days, an economical smart home HD camera that's brimming with impressive security features is almost unheard of — almost being the operative word.
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You might expect cars at the world's largest auto show, hosted in Frankfurt, Germany, to reflect European tastes for smaller, more economical cars.
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Modern 215-in-218s are exactly the kind of machine I've been searching for all these years, except that they still weren't economical.
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Uber and Ola are "economical and efficient and [...] you also get a complete tracking of distance and clear-cut billing," the official added.
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The goal is to find a safe and economical place for women over 50 to live with people of similar values and lifestyles.
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Gasification companies don't burn trash, instead they turn into a synthetic gas, in a process they say is both economical and eco-friendly.
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On the other hand, website domain names are now so cheap it is almost economical to use a new one for each story.
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Credit certainly goes to Howard, as well, for his economical directing style, which puts the focus on the characters and keeps it there.
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The main objective at the event was to create an original app that would provide social, economical, or medical assistance to New Yorkers.
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As costs continue to drop, renewable energy will eventually be the most economical approach, even when compared to other options, such as coal.
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But companies are struggling to find consistent, reliable and economical ways to address that need, said Bob Stefanski, managing director of eLab Ventures.
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When you hear all the arguments in favor of bringing back airships — that they're safe, efficient, economical — the prospect sounds appealing, even logical.
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Honda ditched its own attempts to build a small, clean, high-mileage diesel, preferring to carry on refining its economical petrol engines instead.
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"Luxury consumers have come to expect fuel efficient cars for both economical and environmental reasons," says Milton Pedraza, CEO of the Luxury Institute.
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Critics praised its deliberate, economical spareness; its light, almost pointillist aspect; its sense of wit and play; and its almost palpable emotional clarity.
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Rather than looking at it as a purely ecological problem, Cease and her colleagues consider the economical and cultural influences at play, too.
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When he was suspended for Game 4 against the Capitals, another shrewd, economical in-season trade pickup, Trevor Daley, picked up the slack.
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Back in 22019 and again in 2005, he published detailed analyses concluding that single payer was the most economical route to universal coverage.
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"Kids love the bunk beds and it's really economical, and you have the great Broken Shaker bar in the lobby," Mr. Zobler said.
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I try to use the most economical-priced piece for the middle section, because Lego is not the same price for each color.
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Unpredictable political and economical climates have led coffee growers to pursue other ways of making income, both within and outside of farming activities.
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Finally, they actually found the cloud to be a more economical option, something that not every company that moves to the cloud finds.
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This snowman-shaped rubber toy is an economical, multifunctional pet product that has proven safe, indestructible, and entertaining for both of my dogs.
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The second major development in the job market is globalization, which allows goods and services to be produced wherever it is most economical.
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This can be a good thing in a chaotic situation, as it makes more economical use of our mental resources, narrowing our focus.
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Remember that a lot of today's more extreme oil extraction projects — shale, tar sands, deepwater — are only economical with relatively high oil prices.
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The libretto is very economical, and all of Poul's music in the opera has both a mysterious quality and a sense of resolution.
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Renting stars from the majors, it features Lionel Atwill, Melvyn Douglas and Fay Wray, as well as one strikingly economical use of color.
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The size of the China market is such that just "economical deceleration" can — and has — put a serious dent in Apple's bottom line.
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Here's Barnes connecting per-account totals to pricing: Managing more of someone's financial assets, and financial life, is going to be more economical.
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Next, he plans to expand the number of housing units available to low-income tenants and to make the units even more economical.
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Economical Mutual Insurance Co this month bought Desjardins Group's pet insurance business, Western Financial Insurance Co, which was part of Western Financial Group.
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"It was so powerful, so economical, so focused on the music, on the singing, on the meaning of those pieces," Mr. Foccroulle said.
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" And as the shipping season grew longer, costs would come down: "Some projects that weren't economical, maybe they will be as conditions change.
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Economical, swift and direct, Wing Chun emphasizes in-fighting along the opponent's center line, employing short kicks and rapid punches in close proximity.
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So there is a dignity, a social dignity, gender dimension, to what we talk about very abstractly in sort of economical, statistical terms.
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That means that electric cars will soon overtake internal combustion-powered cars as the more economical choice for consumers, according to the new report.
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While many referenced the biggies (Ulta Beauty, Sephora), a few gave us some unexpected — and surprisingly economical — solutions that we'd never thought of before.
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As a general rule, if the price of bitcoin goes up, it becomes more economical to mine, no matter the efficiency of your equipment.
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Facebook has a model for this in its Open Compute Project, which launched over two years ago to build more efficient, economical data centers.
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"INDECLINE focuses on social, ecological and economical injustices carried out by American and International governments, corporations and law enforcement agencies," the group's website reads.
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Step forward Paul Ryan with the AHCA, which at its heart is an attempt to make Obamacare more economical rather than abolish it altogether.
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The structures in Architect for Better Days embrace techniques that utilize economical but enduring materials in conjunction with chic, constructivist, savvy and dashing design.
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Hence, a line of Geneva capitals makes an interesting but readable pattern, and because of the slightly narrowed widths, is somewhat economical in space.
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While Rocky was hideous to look at, and his punches were far from economical, he could land them and when he did they mattered.
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The 35L carrying capacity of this bag is perfect for a weekend trip, or even a few days longer if you're an economical packer.
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Not only does this help to make the batteries more economical, but also more safer in the event that liquids from them might leak.
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But not having a lot of waste means traditional recyclers aren't very interested, since it only becomes economical to do at certain waste volumes.
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However, if you're looking to rationally maximize the worth of your irrational $1 gamble, choosing to play around now could be an economical bet.
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Their 1977 debut, the eponymous Talking Heads: 77, is the dinkiest of the classic punk debuts, fusing punk's economical spareness with strained mock cheer.
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The island remains too poor for it to be economical to build such a link and run high-speed trains to Palermo, its capital.
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Beyoncé, Ocean, Damian Marley, The-Dream, Kim Burrell, and Jay's mom, Gloria Carter, all appear here, but their roles feel more contained and economical.
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Simply put, Prakash told TechCrunch, the on-demand model isn't the most efficient or economical way to handle the dirty business of cleaning clothes.
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A spokesman for the government-owned NBN Co said it was not economical to expand the fibre network, designed to connect 8 million homes.
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It's an economical reflection of childhood wonder, the way every event feels like a discovery, and each new thing makes the world more complicated.
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"Saudi Arabia is in the midst of a major overhaul and change on all fronts — economical, financial, social, entertainment and even political," he said.
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Staff members in the ICU of St. Joseph's Healthcare in Hamilton, Ontario say the process is an economical way to alleviate a stressful time.
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Now a startup that has built what it markets as an economical tool to fight cybercrime has raised some money to help it grow.
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Bottom line: The Transit Connect Wagon is a good, economical vehicle for families and family enterprises and perfect for small businesses in congested areas.
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I'm also a huge fan of the Airwave Elite's diamond-textured shrink vinyl grips, which are a nice surprise on a relatively economical rod.
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While satellites like WGS are both expensive and limited in their ability, a Hybrid Adaptive Network is more economical, resilient, and infinitely more flexible.
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Everyone recognizes the best use of this spectrum is for 5G services – but what is the most economical and timely way to do that?
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But builders and closet organizers soon found that the economical shelving was suitable for interior closets and pantries thanks to its durability and versatility.
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Despite these effective and economical options, the retrograde coal, oil and gas producers are trying to stop the transition to clean and safe energy.
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The most economical solution is to prevent children and adults from getting sick in the first place by providing funding for decent public housing.
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Let's turn off the computer, put away the voting machines and vote the simplest, most secure and most economical way yet devised: by hand.
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Pros: Economical with eight levels of resistance, easy to fold and storeCons: Only okay cord quality, rail might be too short for tall people
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The comedy about a dysfunctional family gathering for the holidays after their mother dies was economical to produce and carries a $563 million budget.
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Italian Colors essentially told folks in such a position that it was "too darn bad" that their claims were not economical to pursue individually.
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Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and others spent decades persuading European buyers that diesel was not only more economical than gasoline, but also more environmentally friendly.
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Cohen's lyrics were no less imaginative or charged, no less ironic or self-investigating, but he was clearer, more economical and formal, more liturgical.
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It is only recently that cloud architectures have become "routine" and "economical" at both retaining and accessing the quantities of data required for training.
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Though it runs the same weekend as sponsor-heavy festivals like Montreal's Osheaga and Toronto's VELD, Electric Eclectics is significantly more affordable and economical.
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Long term, which is probably at least more than five years from now, Uber Air will be more economical than owning a car, Allison said.
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Supply Ministry spokesman Mahmoud Diab said the change was intended to reduce prices because FIHC could secure economical bulk deals that individual grocers could not.
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His economical and understated style had a strong influence on 2860th-century fiction, while his life of adventure and his public image influenced later generations.
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"In some core Bakken areas, it's economical to drill in the $45-$55 WTI price," he said, referring to the North American Bakken shale formation.
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His competitors didn't have as high-quality planes, but they had small changes in strategy that allowed them to run a much more economical business.
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But even without the iPhone's endorsement, the addition of extra cameras is already proving itself valuable to the user (and apparently economical to the producer).
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The government invited bids from mining firms to build smelters and refineries, although Tanzania's chamber of mines has said such projects would not be economical.
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This is fine as reference material, but casual readers may find themselves wishing the author were as economical with words as she is with possessions.
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That is higher than the $2.75 to $3.00 a barrel differential between Midland and Houston, making it not economical to send oil along that route.
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It's a smart and economical move for a startup looking to streamline the process, learn from challenges that arise on site and become more efficient.
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But while I appreciate Gears 4's economical storytelling, the campaign ends abruptly with almost no payoff — it feels like it's missing an extra act.
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As runners burn fuel and become lighter during a race, he said, they should become more economical, needing less oxygen to maintain a certain speed.
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Printer companies do whatever they can to squash competition from more economical and sustainable third party options by frequently updating the firmware in the cartridges.
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The dramatic increase in natural gas production over the past decade, and associated falling prices, means it may not be economical for a coal comeback.
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"Our political and economical evolution are literally tied to the hotel industry," said Parag Vohra, general manager of hotels for Sojern, a travel technology company.
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With Falcon Heavy, SpaceX hopes to be able to launch heavier payloads, servicing more clients and potentially rolling multiple missions together for more economical operation.
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In fact, in a 2005 CBS poll, only 24% of American women identified as feminist, even though they believed in social, political, and economical equality.
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On the heels of a $903 million funding round valued at $1.2 billion, Postmates is making its Unlimited monthly subscription product a bit more economical.
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"Honestly, if it were economical and possible for Presidio to have natural gas, I'd be among the first helping to make that happen," Gibson insists.
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Riding it around and around will strike a certain type of person as a fine — not to mention economical — way to pass a few hours.
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Nathan Eovaldi, a right-hander obtained from the Tampa Bay Rays, was even better than Happ, delivering seven shutout innings in an economical 82 pitches.
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Some leaders prefer to travel more ostentatiously than others — prices in this list range from £11 million ($14.7 million) to a relatively economical £400,000 ($535,000).
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As a practical matter, you probably won't find an (economical) apartment to rent in New York more than 30 to 45 days before moving in.
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They make logical and economical cuts that follow the paths of bodies through space, establishing a coherent visual layout and leading the viewer through it.
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As long you can buy five dumplings in Chinatown for $1.25 — forever, I hope — it's never going to be purely economical to cook at home.
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Humanity is also less dependent on paper, because now we have PDFs, a more economical and earth-friendly way to view, edit, and share documents.
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Painted in drizzle-gray tones, the movie is driftingly slow, while Darren Lemke's economical, almost curt script contains barely enough story to hold the screen.
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Traveling with a reusable water bottle that can be filled at a water fountain after passing through security is one economical and hassle-free option.
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"An apology will go a long way to avoid a lawsuit and is a very effective and economical way to improve customer relations," he said.
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The most economical accommodations available at Montage Palmetto Bluff are rooms in the Forest View Inn, which go for around $405 to $440 a night.
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Basically, researchers look at the reasons why, and the ways in which, a thin, curved surface like a soap bubble takes its specific, economical shape.
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American businesses have been trying to diversify away from China as President Trump's trade war with Beijing has made it less economical to manufacture there.
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Piloted by one person and able to swallow four passengers, it'll take them up to 180 mph or, at a more economical speed, 62 miles.
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THEN AS YOU GET MORE COMPETITION, PRICE GOES DOWN, IT BECOMES MORE ECONOMICAL, AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT YOU KNOW, THE PROMISE WILL BE HERE.
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When it comes to your health, where you live matters Our key finding was that participants were most economical (they used less energy) while smiling.
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Buying flights through their portal can offer decent value — better than a penny per point — but hotels and flight-hotel packages aren't quite as economical.
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That same is true of energy recovery – drivers may have to be economical with battery power to stretch out its deployment best for two laps.
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What knowledge can you share about the app, the process, and the system to make the whole process better, smarter, more efficient, or more economical?
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Through trade and foreign policy actions, U.S. President Donald Trump has chastised China for side-stepping international standards for its own economical, technological and military benefit.
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The DeX system isn't necessarily more economical than providing a laptop and phone for each employee, but it's certainly easier to manage from an IT perspective.
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"It's true that it's not economical to spend a lot of time with small accounts, but this helps create a pipeline of future clients," said Vincent.
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First of all, it can be much more economical, and sometimes even fun, to buy groceries and cook than to eat out three times a day.
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That undermines the simplistic notion that drivers would simply not be driving for ride-sharing platforms if it was not economical for them to do so.
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Brunch O'ClockPrinted shorts are a very economical packing choice, as they take up hardly any space while offering a punchy pattern that doesn't require much accessorizing.
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However, especially with California's rising power rates and declining power reliability, it's becoming more and more economical to become at least somewhat independent of the grid.
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Mining extraterrestrial objects could be economical, but would provide a weak reason for mass habitation, since it could be done most easily and cheaply by robots.
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This has a lot of implications—social, political, economical—and I'm not sure that we really fully understand as a society the full implications of this.
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Using incredibly limited resources, he manages to recreate Settlers of Catan, one of the most beloved board games, using an inspired and economical approach to woodworking.
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I have a pretty economical Honda that I love, and filling up the tank cost will probably last between one and a half to two weeks.
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But as Middle East banks have seen their cost of funding soar over the past six months, financing tightly-priced sukuk has become far less economical.
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Normally I think of Gustav Klimt as the painter of sumptuous, decorative filigree and his colleague Egon Schiele as the artist of the brilliantly economical line.
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"It's not just supply and demand…this time, oil prices are also being hammered by geopolitical factors and being hammered by geo-economical factors," Yergin said.
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The McJannett-Smiths believe it is more economical to relocate to nearby Plano, which has the added advantage of placing it closer to many corporate headquarters.
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We want to look into what will be the best solution, as in the best economical solution for us first before looking into taxing ... people (more).
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You need to be economical with what you buy, and few appliances can get as utilitarian as a Cuisinart PerfecTemp electric kettle on sale for $42.99.
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Yet in many areas, especially cities, these residences on wheels may not be economical to own, because of zoning regulations, high land costs and other drawbacks.
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A prose poem, a sprawling free-verse composition, and a sequence of economical sestets: they sound little like one another, but they all sound like Wright.
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Even if the unprecedented economical and engineering challenges are overcome, cloud servers will remain a bottleneck and point of failure that can disrupt the entire network.
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A recent study, published on BMC Public Health, looked at the potential environmental and economical benefits of forcing UK consumers spend even more money on beef.
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He and his friends spent $800 on a private driver one New Year's — so he started thinking about ways to make black cab service more economical.
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"We set up this partnership with the private industry in a way that was supposed to make things much more effective, much more economical," he said.
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For simple products being manufactured in bulk, conventional manufacturing techniques will just be more economical than printing them one at a time on a 3D printer.
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While it was more attractive and economical for her to get bigger orders in the old pay model, the size of the order now doesn't matter.
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The U.S. dollar, also considered a safe-haven during times of economical and political uncertainties, stayed above the more than four-month high against key rivals.
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It is important to note that these states are largely focusing their efforts on reducing waste and improving efficiency -- actions that are relatively easy and economical.
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"It's so economical and spare and slow," the company's artistic director, Janet Eilber, said recently at its studios at the Westbeth complex in the West Village.
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Until last year, more than half of all cars sold in Europe were diesels, which were marketed as being not only economical but also environmentally friendly.
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An economical, 78-minute running time keeps the gore and sadism at manageable levels, and a fishhook ending hammers home the movie's "What price brotherhood?" theme.
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Before you even enter, it conveys to you its brisk efficiency through its name, with that economical omission of an initial ''E'' and a final, redundant ''S.
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China, however, has raised tariffs on imports of U.S. rare earth metal ores from 10% to 25%, making it less economical to process the material in China.
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"The perils," she writes, "of the broader-canvas follow-up to the sleek and economical indie debut are writ large: This is Difficult Second Album: The Movie."
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Every single person can be housed; it's feasible, it's the right thing to do, it's economical, it's not a burden on the biggest economy in the world.
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Another benefit is electric vehicles can be charged from home if one has a suitable inlet and are economical to run in countries where electricity is cheap.
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My philosophy was more economical than functional: I hit up Bed Bath & Beyond when I moved to NYC five years ago and opted for the cheapest ones.
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What and where we eat reflects our social, economical, and political standing—or at the very least how seriously we take the Evening Standard Going Out section.
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The whole thing cost $120 to put together, but Lai offers some solution on how to be more economical when re-creating the cake in the future.
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Unlike other Muslims who buy animals for slaughter a few days before the sacrificial holiday, Syed Ejaz Ahmad, 55, said raising his own calves was more economical.
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Local politicians and officials, whose budgets have not recovered from the financial crisis, seize on them as an economical way of (they hope) attracting attention and tourists.
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And, while Airbnb has come to be known as the low-key, economical way to travel, it also boasts some seriously incredible, one-of-a-kind accommodations.
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The construction of the new Florence train station, whose project mirrored the station we have here, was stopped because ours turned out to be an economical disaster.
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Waffle House, which offers 24-hour-a-day breakfast, is an economical way for players to fuel up on calories and caters to their unusual work hours.
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I think I need to take any bonded leather options — no matter how cute or economical they seem — off my favorites lists and go with top-grain.
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"Digital advertising is typically more affordable than TV or print ads, giving less well-funded candidates a relatively economical way to reach their future constituents," they wrote.
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He is researching how to increase the supply of economical apartments for hourly-wage earners, as well as examining the house-price boom that began in 2012.
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FedEx has made great strikes in restructuring its Express unit to reflect changing customer preference away from expensive overnight air deliveries and toward more economical Ground deliveries.
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With the rising costs of child care, it may appear more economical for one parent to temporarily stay home when there's a new baby on the scene.
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The fight was not one for the ages, but it showed just what a difference good ring position makes, and the importance of being economical with strikes.
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She'll clip off two or three economical, fast, snappy strikes and you will 'oo' and 'ah' until you realize that that's it for the next two minutes.
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Where Garbrandt is economical with his punches and his head movement, Cruz would stand upright and swing straight arm swings with his other hand at his waist.
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They rented out their home in Arlington for a little less than their mortgage payment, and sought out "economical" places to live in their new home bases.
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And without doing the math, think about how many times you&aposve bought bottled water — there&aposs also a longterm economical aspect to a reuseable water bottle.
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A jagged violin solo as Marnie waits for her icy mother to come into the room is an economical evocation of a broken relationship and broken mind.
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"A red state like Indiana has a lot to show the current administration on how solar energy is valuable and economical," said Inovateus Chief Executive TJ Kanczuzewski.
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Those types of financial decisions — how much house to buy, for example, or buying a more economical car — will go a lot further than agonizing over lattes.
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A few runners were most economical when they frowned; the researchers speculate that their grimaces, like ferocious "game faces," increased their determination to outdo their normal performance.
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"If I have to open a manufacturing process in Saudi and then import every single component from abroad, I do not have any economical plus," he said.
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Library officials tell me the one-size-fits-all design invariably needed some tweaking, from site to site, so it didn't turn out to be especially economical.
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Of the two men, Robert Whittaker is considerably more economical on the feet where Romero often throws himself wildly out of position and over-reacts to attacks.
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Drone deliveries have also proved to be economical for U.P.S. "Delivery by drone is cheaper than the cost of a person driving a car," Mr. Price said.
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Jacques Tourneur's "Canyon Passage," Budd Boetticher's "The Tall T" and Anthony Mann's "Man of the West" are among the most taut and economical examples of the genre.
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And while an Ivy League education may confer bragging rights at tony cocktail parties, public universities are far more economical and are engines for creating business leaders.
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These international examples show that, although Americans may assume that big copays and deductibles are a necessary part of any economical healthcare system, this is not true.
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Much of this slender novel is set in the once pleasant city of Gaziantep — or Antep — whose texture he renders with economical accuracy and with gathering unease.
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"It is still the economical choice for people who have a longer commute, if you drive for an hour or more each way every day," he said.
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"They can't afford the start up cost so most people would rather go for generators which is not economical when you think of maintenance costs," Alagbe said.
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"It causes a lot of economical damage to families because they lose many animals," Ophaug told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on the sidelines of the FAO conference.
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The idea is that by setting a price on carbon, cap and trade spurs businesses to figure out for themselves the most economical way to reduce pollution.
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DF: … and people replace them either for economical ... either their deal is up and they get a new one or … WM: But you have, Kara, a 6s.
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Take your pick: You can't put a price tag on safety, but if you want an economical option for dash cams, the Black Box is a good option.
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At the time Rinse's founder Ajay Prakash told TechCrunch the on-demand model wasn't the most efficient or economical way to handle the dirty business of cleaning clothes.
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Because of the small size of its oil exports, Qatari crude tends to be co-loaded onto tankers along with other regional crudes to make the voyage economical.
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And solar installations in the world's sunniest spots now offer power at less than 3 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh)—cheaper than even the most economical gas plants.
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As she recovered, she began writing new songs, even more spare thanks both to her economical lyrical aesthetic and how circumstance had limited what her body could do.
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That beats out what used to be the chain's most economical offering, the original Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate, 12 servings which come out to around 66 cents each.
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The current business cycle is also remarkable because drillers have been able to slash capital spending in areas where production isn't economical, said PLS Managing Director Brian Lidsky.
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In the short formats, it seems possible that captains could end up giving spinners the majority of overs, since they tend to be more economical than quick bowlers.
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Some ladies had taken to wearing whole birds on their heads by then—an economical choice, given that feathers were more costly, by weight, than anything but diamonds.
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Soul's Ultra Wireless headphones are powered by dynamic (40mm neodymium) drivers, which are the most economical headphone drivers out there, and what keep these headphones affordable and lightweight.
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Economical gas-fired power plants are running more, and combined with more flexible resources — such as wind and solar — are capable of providing power efficiently, economically and reliably.
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As Trump denies the science behind climate change to promote the industry, coal-fired power plants continue to shut down to make way for more economical production methods.
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Why open a new factory that's only economical because of tariffs when the very existence of the tariffs depends on the whims of a mercurial and unpopular president?
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When power costs decline by 30% to 40%, desalination will become an economical option; when they approach zero, which will happen, coastal zones will become water-rich regions.
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The economical, smooth effort will most likely allow the Yankees to bring Severino back on four days' rest to pitch against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday night.
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Singers, encouraged to find the emotion in the music, responded with economical, truthful performances that acknowledged that the work as a whole was more important than personal display.
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"Until today we have no involvement and no problems with any of the political or economical situations in the country," said Nuzman, head of the Rio organizing committee.
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"It is crucial to increase investments immediately to ensure such technologies are economical and scalable in time to prevent a demand surge later this decade," the researchers write.
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Restrictive zoning laws and higher land costs are pushing builders to focus on producing luxury single-family homes (rather than economical multifamily projects) to remain profitable, Goodman says.
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The acquisition will strengthen China's foothold in Russia's energy industry amid a broader political and economical rapprochement between the two neighbors and Moscow's cooling ties with the West.
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"There is no method of transportation more efficient and economical than the pipelines, therefore the only option for the federal government is retaking control of them," he wrote.
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Gallagher landed nothing of real note but looked economical and fast on the feet compared to his opponent and continued to show the marks of a real prospect.
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Here is another shocking revelation: At some point, the processing power for an economical computer will surpass that of not only a single human, but for all humans combined.
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It surely won't be that way on day one, but once Uber deploys fully electric, autonomous shared vehicles, Allison said it will be more economical than driving a car.
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Future potty pros will be unable to resist the fairies, animal superheroes and dinosaurs on these disposable, economical pants, available in sizes 40T/3T, 3T/4T and 4T/5T.
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Gaston and friend Kimberly Chancy have set up shop to feed hundreds of Irma evacuees that are pouring through Perry — and their focusing on delicious (and economical) Southern staples.
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Even when it ventures into the water to add outboard motors to its collection of cars, trucks, lawn mowers, and motorcycles, Honda's known for efficient, economical, and reliable machines.
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The world's third-largest carmaker profited from surging revenue in its North American market, boosted by cheaper petrol prices that made pickup trucks and SUVs more economical for consumers.
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In addition to being an economical means of fueling your Netflix binge-watching sessions, it's also fun to whip up these crispy little dudes when you have guests over.
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The analyst also likes Marathon's increased position in an emerging shale region of Oklahoma — called STACK — that is proving to be economical at lower oil prices than other fields.
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Until sexual harassment claims are reported accurately, Hersch says, the pay premium won't be high enough for businesses to decide that it would be more economical to stop harassment.
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With the social, economical, and political problems in Isaan, it's refreshing to see a gym so invested in the local community while at the same time accommodating to foreigners.
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Wallenberger noted that his family – which is a large owner of Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson – had learned that attempting to have several different standards on telecommunications was not economical.
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We started, when, you know in the circumstances of a huge economical crisis, which is from one side: you need to earn money right now, it is a problem.
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So keep your eyes out for those Google Cloud trucks, because that may just be the only economical way for some companies to move their data to the cloud.
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"At the end of the day," said Prescott, of the Humane Society, "the least profitable or economical type of product to produce is the kind no one will buy."
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In short, the companies with the most promise for solving the big problems – AI, VR, self-driving vehicles – are avoiding the economical and societal issues associated with these inventions.
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Its ambitious goal is to grow high-yielding crops via economical methods to provide locally sourced food to the community, protect the environment and ultimately even combat hunger worldwide.
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"If you take into account the social costs of releasing fossil fuels, there's no way it's economical [to build the Trans Mountain pipeline]," said McGill University's economist Barrington-Leigh.
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"It's what we hear on the road more so than anything — it's the biggest economical factor that holds people back, is having to make that student loan," he said.
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Dion Johnstone, top left, makes for a magnetic title character in a sleek, economical production of Shakespeare's late tragedy "Coriolanus" (2:30, closing on Sunday at Barrow Street Theater).
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Boycotting U.S.-made Harleys would penalize the American workers producing the bikes in the U.S. Instead, focus on the real issue: making it less economical to move production overseas.
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They can be quite economical for a piece that serves as both top and bottom (starting at $48 on ASOS, for instance, which has some 11 versions for sale).
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Our top pick, the Sunny Health & Fitness Air Walk Trainer, isn't only the best overall but also our favorite budget model; it's smooth, easy to assemble, compact, and economical.
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The early "Game of Thrones" seasons tended to forget a rule of economical storytelling: To get someone into a castle, you don't have to show them crossing the drawbridge.
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In the mid-21960s, as New York's commercial port was hemorrhaging business to more economical and modern rivals on the East Coast, the Brooklyn waterfront was in steady decline.
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Penguins use the syllables available to them to speak in the most economical fashion they can, the paper suggested, by reserving the shorter ones for the most common calls.
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"Increasing dietary fiber is one of the most economical ways to reduce the pain of knee osteoarthritis," said the lead author, Zhaoli Dai, a postdoctoral fellow at Boston University.
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First, it's very economical to buy properties, and then, second, these folks have so much money, they want to diversify and put it in a country that is safe.
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The Indians had an economical first-inning rally in which they sent seven men to the plate, hitting only one ball out of the infield but scoring three runs.
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This timing makes it more economical to turn your work trip into a leisurely stay because hotel prices are as much as 50 percent lower than during peak season.
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"We know that these attacks we have endured are not unrelated to happenings in Syria and Iraq, or even our economical fluctuations," Mr. Erdogan said, according to The A.P.
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Clean power systems with a mix of fuels can more easily match generation to demand and productively use all assets more often, making these systems more economical to operate.
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" President Hassan Rouhani, speaking to the sprawling crowd at the Freedom Monument, said the country was in the middle of "a psychological and economical war, waged by cruel enemies.
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That, in turn, will push health care providers to become more economical — they might think twice about buying an expensive new piece of equipment that doesn't deliver much value.
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SpaceX hopes that by figuring out an economical way of returning these boosters after launch in order to use them for multiple missions, reducing the cost of flying to space.
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Also this week, it will effectively relaunch the smallest version of its 737 MAX series by adding more seats to make it more economical for airlines and reverse weak sales.
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More economical than other internal combustion engines, diesels became the workhorses of the 20th century: They powered ships, trains, trucks and tanks; they cut trees, dug ore and drove factories.
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But officials also said they believe the policies will be more economical in the long run, saving homeowners about $19,000 over 30 years in the form of reduced energy bills.
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Engineering studies demonstrate that we already have the technologies needed to decarbonize the world energy system, and that comprehensive decarbonization of the energy system is within reach and is economical.
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About six years ago, Kraig Biocraft was able to genetically engineer silkworms to produce spider silk, which Rice said allowed the company to produce the material in an economical way.
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He comes off as serious, civic-minded, and as professorial as ever, but also as a young father of two, looking for an economical but filling meal for his family.
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Although the company recently released remote temperature sensors in an attempt to solve this issue, it's still forced to heat your whole home uniformly which isn't very efficient or economical.
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It's annoying because you need to do it in bulk for it to be economical, but it's pretty fast, and it's so nice to get your laundry sorted and folded.
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For those who didn't mind sitting through a handful of commercials, Hulu's free streaming service was an economical alternative to other paid streaming apps such as Amazon Prime or Netflix.
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"As the oil price is getting high and spot becoming low, it is economical for buyer to purchase spot rather than (through) term contracts," a Japan-based industry source said.
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Just as Katchor holds to an economical meld of black inked figures and gauzy gray watercolor, he tells touching and funny stories while keeping his word count to a minimum.
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He was an absurdly talented forward, an unerringly lethal finisher whenever a chance presented itself, but also an economical player who was as notable for industrious teamwork as individualist magic.
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This is a classification that covers minivans, trucks, and passenger cars, but is reserved for vehicles that meet economical fuel consumption standards and are consequently taxed at a lower rate.
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Claw-foot tubs are not the most economical choice of bathtubs, and if I was a homeowner I'd likely opt for something more practical with better protection against water damage.
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Either strategy is legitimate, but Pops opts to buy new, yet economical, cars that come with a maintenance warranty in lieu of paying cash for used cars with unknown histories.
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"The price that has now been disclosed is at the upper limit and it is just about economical," Frankfurt-based portfolio manager Markus Manns told Reuters in a written statement.
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It's a shrewdly economical set piece that both demonstrates Hittman's gift for visually driven storytelling and situates Autumn in a world that you want to pluck her right out of.
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We must seriously consider whether society would benefit by letting reformed offenders re-enter their community, and whether it's economical and humane to punish solely for the sake of retribution.
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We have to pay great attention and learn to understand new emerging markets like China, and tailor and localize decisions taking into account the evolving economical, cultural and political environment.
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Beijing, however, has raised tariffs on imports of U.S. rare earth metal ores from 10% to 25% from June 1, making it less economical to process the material in China.
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So, if one way of running is more economical than another, a runner employing that style will run longer and with greater ease than if he or she runs differently.
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Both call for simple, economical construction with big panels of waterproof plywood combined with concrete block (Basement Shelter) or sand or gravel fill (Above-Ground Shelter.) Strong, safe, dependable, durable.
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"One of the two may be coming from a very different socio-economical background, so when it comes to weddings they have seen different weddings than their spouse," she said.
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For something a bit more economical, both the standard Viceroy King and Viceroy Deluxe King start at $165 and $184, and rise to $395 and $425 in high season, respectively.
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Replacing culinary folk wisdom with empirical knowledge, they championed a style of cooking that was economical, efficient and nutritious, a cuisine born of the laboratory with no particular regional accent.
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It ended up being fine, but I've always hated that we made the "economical choice" for their care because despite making a good salary, we had all this stupid debt.
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Now, even the better shows feel a bit tired and the 13-episode orders conspicuously stretched out, where a more economical run might have trimmed some of the conspicuous fat.
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It is a rich mixture without being fatty, and is economical to boot, utilizing parts of a chicken that remain cheap no matter how expensive the rest of the bird.
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In other photos where three and four images wash over each other in the same frame, the overlap is more likely an economical efficiency necessitated by work on the road.
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"He was planning to destabilize and destroy the most important political, constitutional, economical and social structures," judge Shadije Gerguri said while reading the verdict, although he did not specify Gavric's target.
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That's $15 cheaper than the $40 NES30, making it more economical to buy a paid of N30's to replace both of the controllers that ship with the NES Classic Edition.
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Writers (and editors) who take a little extra time to make their writing more useful, economical, and (hell, I'll say it) beautiful are showing that they care for the reader's time.
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"It's not economical to store gasoline on ships now compared to before unless they have no buyers or land storage," said one Singapore-based gasoline trader with knowledge of the deals.
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It's narrower in width than its predecessor, too, and yet no screen surface area is lost, since the screen goes right to the edges, making for a much more economical display.
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Emissions are a problem far beyond the Bay and an economical route relieving a portion of your carbon footprint may be enticing to at least a few green-friendly Lyft riders.
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Yes, I know it's extra (and a little funny that they're from Amazon and cost $8), but since I likely will never wear them again, I went for the economical option.
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They also came amid concerns that demand for new aircraft is slowing as the global economy cools and sharply lower oil prices make older, gas-guzzling planes more economical to fly.
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But a half-decade has passed, and we have proof of Drake's restraint in If You're Reading This It's Too Late, a tape that's lean and economical despite spanning 17 tracks.
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As auto manufacturers continue producing more vehicles capable of running on fuels with higher concentrations of ethanol, consumers will choose these fuels more often when it is economical to do so.
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The temperature of the Earth's crust generally increases by 25°C for every 1km depth; for geothermal to be economical that value must be nearer 50 or even 150°C/km.
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Take Taxis or Walk Taxis are a safe and economical way to get around; Ms. Gillmore advised having your hotel or restaurant call a radio taxi, which registers all its drivers.
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"It's just come to a point where the mine is not economical to continue," said Brian Osborn, senior vice president for operations for Mepco Holdings, owner of the 4 West mine.
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The rough welds at the iron frame corners had "a handmade quality" that McCobb was "not apologizing for, and is very direct and simple," not to mention economical, Mr. Goetz said.
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The best rechargeable batteries are high-quality, ready to use out of the package, hold charge after months in storage, and are economical in the long-term for powering various devices.
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Eventually, Bergwall says, systems like this could make aviation more economical, if they convince regulators that many midsized business jets can drop the requirement for having two pilots in the cockpit.
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Junior forward Junior Etou averages 271 points and a team-high 20153 rebounds while shooting an economical 22015-for-269 from the field and 267-for-8 from 3-point range.
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"Previous experiences have shown that sending more troops to Afghanistan will not result in anything other than further destruction of American military and economical might," the letter said, according to Reuters.
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In Bill and Melinda Gates' 2017 annual letter, which they addressed to longtime friend Buffett, Bill tells the story of a particularly economical lunch Buffett took him out for years ago.
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"At the end of the day, killing off competitive electricity markets just to save generation assets that are no longer economical will lead to higher prices for consumers," he said. Rep.
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If you're looking for a slightly larger option, try the Dorel Home Products Twin-Over-Full Metal Bunk Bed, also economical and highly rated on Fab at Home and Freedom Action.
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Drawing, sculpture, and architecture merge with abstract, volumetric space in this astounding, supremely economical work, which is an early, formative iteration in the subsequent evolution of this veteran artist's singular vision.
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"As long as U.S. crude is economical, we will keep buying ... For the past two years, we didn't have any problems, (and) this was the first case," one of the sources said.
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On Friday, the agency added five new projects to the list in a bid to revolutionize terrestrial air travel by making flying quiet and economical while lowering the aviation industry's environmental impact.
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But then we found out very rapidly that we were entering into an arena that was much more complicated and filled with more political and economical factors than we could have imagined.
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At a time when housing was becoming increasingly unaffordable across European capitals, Germany's two major parties, the SPD and the CDU, teamed up to put together a plan to keep housing economical.
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The economical summary of each myth at the bottom of the page is a special bonus for those of us who can never quite keep straight certain crucial details and plot lines.
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Ultimately, prices need to stabilize between $60 and $65 a barrel in order to make it broadly economical for producers to invest in enough new production to meet future demand, Gheit said.
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In an effort to scope out all the very best products, we scoured both sites and rounded up some of the coolest — and most economical — home accents that Amazon has to offer.
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Beijing, however, has raised tariffs on imports of U.S. rare earth metal ores from 10 percent to 25 percent from June 1, making it less economical to process the material in China.
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If you aren't set on popping a bottle at midnight to ring in 2019, flying home on New Year's Eve is the most economical, according to the report, while returning on Jan.
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OSLO (Reuters) - An architect of the Paris climate agreement urged governments on Tuesday to halt oil exploration in the Arctic, saying drilling was not economical and warming threatened the environmentally fragile region.
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The planes may some day be filled with U.S. beach-goers, looking for an economical Caribbean break at resorts favored by Canadians and Europeans on the sandy keys north of Santa Clara.
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If all you do at your local gym is use the treadmill anyway, it could be more economical, not to mention more convenient, to invest in a permanent machine for your home.
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I'm the queen of over-making and under-eating anything I make for myself, so purchasing glass storage containers for leftovers is probably one of the most economical purchases I've made recently.
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Secondly, given multiple telcos are forced to collaborate if they want to offer a global virtual mobile data service, long-standing roaming agreements often stand in the way of economical pricing models.
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Ramírez created this image with his signature sure, economical lines and a limited but expressive use of color, notably vivid blues and purples to highlight the tunnel entrance and some tall trees.
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The look and feel is more reminiscent of the Tab S5e, which was released after the S26 earlier this year and which acts as a more economical alternative to Samsung's flagship lineup.
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I chose the six-course tasting menu, an economical way of discovering Mr. Myhre's style, which is more subtle and sensitive than the hypermasculine cooking that's so modish in Oslo right now.
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"Young Ahmed" is suspenseful and economical, with a clear sense of what's at stake, but something crucial — perhaps a deeper insight into the character or the contradictions that ensnare him — is missing.
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They'll have to pay a 2.5% tariff, but they may find it more economical than adhering to the USMCA rules, said Robert Lawrence, a professor of international trade and investment at Harvard.
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Some of the physical and economical circumstances, while they're not exactly the same as it was, there are vestiges of it and we've been moving very rapidly to eliminate all of it.
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"But it will never be economical to connect an island where you have 200 people living, or a village of 500, that are [miles] away from the next provincial city," he said.
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The ecosystem prioritizes the new and hot, like in the case of SoundCloud, or the library is determined by what's economical to pay for the rights to, in the case of Spotify.
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I would rank it there because not only is it a simple thing that will instantly elevate your lifestyle, but it is actually a very economical one, in the grand scheme of things.
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You can do check a kick by picking up the lead leg, or even just by getting onto the ball of the foot and turning the shin out if you're feeling very economical.
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Riyadh faces a second year of record budget deficits and is cutting the salaries of government employees, so keeping its output at current levels of 10.6-10.7 million bpd may not be economical.
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This strategy isn't just economical — it's also smart, since the lip and undereye areas are anatomically similar in that they're both thin-skinned, prone to wrinkling and cracking, and eased by extra hydration.
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Yet the reality for many is that in cities where a tiny home may work best — high density, amenity-rich areas — it may not be economical because high land costs limit resale potential.
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"Interestingly, management noted that they may begin to think about cubic footage, which may suggest a further utilization of height within their centers, finding further incredibly economical footage in existing locations," Siegel wrote.
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Cloud is one of IBM's four key strategic imperatives, or growth drivers -- the others are social, mobile and analytics -- and in the quarter, IBM announced cloud deals with Economical Insurance, ExxonMobil and Novis.
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Over twenty-five minutes Jedrzejczyk proved herself head and shoulders above Jessica Andrade not through any god given talent or magic, but through economical, scientific striking, mastery of distance, and superior ring generalship.
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The Japanese company did not explain its decision, but industry experts said advances in safety and emissions standards meant it was no longer economical to produce the car sold only Mexico and Peru.
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Comedy writers tend to be overthinkers (myself very much included), but when news breaks late in the day you just have to be efficient, economical, and go with what you think is funny.
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"Despite the high cost of installation, the use of solar systems with battery storage is not only environmentally friendly but also economical in the long run," said Guy Lawrence, Solarcentury's East Africa director.
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While Fed Chair Janet Yellen has said the central bank will analyze data and global financial and economical conditions before making a decision on interest rates, other policymakers seem to be at odds.
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Scientific techniques that might be available now, or that are available now that weren't available in 2007, more economical ways to do scientific testing than were available in '303 or '06 or '05.
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Between the fifth and sixth repeats, as they jogged for 200 meters, Vitaly staggered but Yuliya moved in a tight, economical recovery stride, her face impassive, her blond ponytail dancing with each step.
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The expansive and economical Black & Decker Family-Sized Electric Griddle with Drip Tray gets the job done with its 10-by-20-inch nonstick cooking surface that heats up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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For those examples to be replicated broadly though, we need now to make these projects more economical and to identify additional uses for repurposing the captured carbon in addition to enhanced oil recovery.
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Green Room is a scuzzy blast from the murkiest corners of America, riddled with violence and gore and possessing some of the most vivid, economical character work in any thriller in recent memory.
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It's the only vodka in Antarctica, and at 40 percent alcohol it's served in a generous shot glass for $3 USD: certainly the most economical way to get boozy on the frozen continent.
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There's a sense of community and oneness that's hard to come by — it was as if, despite social and economical differences, the unique elements of the land and culture bound the people together.
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That's because the program has for decades required that all food aid be purchased in the U.S. and half of it shipped overseas on U.S.–flagged vessels, even when not appropriate or economical.
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Pierfrancesco Majorino, who heads the city's department of Social Policies, was quoted in Italian media as saying that he is "proud" of the programand that it is an "economical way" of helping refugees.
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Barges are slower and less conspicuous than trains, planes and trucks, but they can be a much more economical way to move bulk goods, as they have done around this country for generations.
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Beijing said on Monday it would raise tariffs on U.S. rare earth metal ores from 10 percent to 25 percent from June 1, making it less economical to process the material in China.
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China's rival plane, the C919 — built by the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, or Comac — has not yet flown commercially and must prove that it is both fuel efficient and economical to operate.
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By using Medicaid to cover millions of previously uninsured people, Obamacare chose the most economical and efficient part of the health care system to achieve a historic reduction in the number of uninsured.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 86%What critics said: "Ultimately, Harley Quinn might be an economical watch, but it feels expansive, partially because the supporting cast pops with every shade of personality.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 89%What critics said: "Ultimately, Harley Quinn might be an economical watch, but it feels expansive, partially because the supporting cast pops with every shade of personality.
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GE has said that the 100,000-pound thrust engine will be the most fuel-efficient the company has ever produced and 5 percent more economical than any twin-aisle engine on the market.
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The nanosatellite, about 2.3 inches in diameter, is the size of three apples stacked on top of each other and uses about 5 watts of power -- the same as an economical light bulb.
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While not as comfortable, our campsite was highly economical: We spent £37 between the three of us on a pop-up tent, snacks for the day and a garden tennis set for entertainment.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 88%What critics said: "Ultimately, Harley Quinn might be an economical watch, but it feels expansive, partially because the supporting cast pops with every shade of personality.
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Similarly, in the winery, shortcuts like dunking oak staves or oak-dust tea bags into tanks of wine to infuse them with flavor are far more economical than aging wine in oak barrels.
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Attell is far too wedded to the economical structure of hard jokes to veer off into the poetic flourishes of Dave Chappelle, and he seems to have little interest in waging culture wars.
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