It's a band emulating its younger self emulating music from decades earlier.
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And they're not emulating the passion, they're just emulating the pretending of the passion, and so it's, yeah.
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WEI caption: The evaluator appears to be emulating human laughter.
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Essentially, the likelihood of emulating Carlson's case is extremely low.
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If you ask Mr. Wenders, that's a gesture worth emulating.
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She has wagered that emulating Trump is her best bet.
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What was the thing you wanted ... Who were you emulating?
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The Vice Principals actress remembered emulating Love's look — despite its impracticality.
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA) are emulating in their health care legislation.
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Dominique's sister Michelle has a chance of emulating her on Wednesday.
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Now, a lot of African countries are emulating what we did.
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They fantasize about emulating Jo March, who escaped poverty by writing.
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By emulating those who are more successful than you currently are.
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Can you guess which brand each of these designs is emulating?
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China has been carefully watching, and sometimes emulating, California climate policy.
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It faded in and out, emulating the movement of the lights.
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It lets you see a picture of the room that it's emulating.
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It is a wise suggestion: others could benefit from emulating Canada's bravery.
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She sets a standard that lesser mortals can only dream of emulating.
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That Swift did the latter, however imperfectly, is worth commending and emulating.
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There's so much thinking and emulating and trying to worry about people watching.
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Emulating his father, Mr Ambani has rolled the dice on several huge projects.
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Franco's character isn't the only costume people are having fun emulating for Halloween.
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By emulating similar companies' successes, entrepreneurs can significantly lessen their workloads, Bough says.
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And, emulating JLo, Daddy Yankee has pledged an additional $1 million for recovery.
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He tested the hack at home, emulating the city's network, and it worked.
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The congestion pricing experience of Singapore, London, Stockholm, those are always worth emulating.
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When I was that age, I was just emulating what I was seeing.
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I hope to see more bag makers emulating it with their future designs.
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When you play, do you often think of yourself as emulating a singer?
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You can start by emulating some of the habits of highly intuitive people.
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There are now 10 states emulating what Noel Ginsburg started with apprenticeships here.
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McPhee does not seem interested in emulating the architects of previous expansion teams.
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Hungary's Viktor Orban and others of his ilk are emulating closed-society dictatorships.
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Emulating a traditional grocery store, the food bank is organized by food groups.
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Dan Clay is known for emulating Carrie Bradshaw as his drag persona #CarrieDragshaw.
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Through this, I began painting underwear emulating menstruation stains but with colorful watercolors.
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Depending on where you live, your neighbors might have money-management habits worth emulating.
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Are you emulating anyone, or thinking about telling their stories from a specific perspective?
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After all, Conway and Pai are really just emulating the behavior of their boss.
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"Video is not emulating anything of what TV is supposed to be," said Jeffery.
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In turn, emulating various stages of life has proven critical to The Sims' identity.
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But emulating the best in any medium is always the challenge for aspiring artists.
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Was there someone or something in my life that I needed to be emulating?
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"It's a living demonstration of the hurdles and considerations of 'emulating' older technological experiences."
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They may like the show, but neither young woman is interested in emulating Madhubala.
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He thinks many Chinese rappers, in emulating the genre, have taken it too far.
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We can have these human experiences through tech by emulating the rhythm of humanity.
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He said Pertamina should expand its refining capacity to meet booming demand, emulating Petronas.
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Mr. Trump has done just that by emulating a classic model of American democratic leadership.
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The end of emulating others completely, to the point where you're trying to mimic somebody.
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Celeste learns that her son Max was bullying Amabella, tragically emulating his father's abusive behavior.
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In giving voice to one of Homer's marginalised female characters she is emulating Margaret Atwood.
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To have a serious chance of emulating them, Mr Garcetti will need to be bolder.
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I was inspired by old movies and found my confidence by emulating silver-screen stars.
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It would seem emulating that experience is the hope for Slack's new screen-sharing update.
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Across the world, people continue emulating the Vikings, and the spirit is strongest in Norway.
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Below, we have three examples of Pitt and Styles emulating the same sensitive-artsy pose.
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Now, they're emulating the cheap home handheld versions of popular video games and arcade machines.
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Hillary Clinton, or any next president, would stand to gain from emulating such a record.
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There is a place for learning by emulating masters, but it can easily become inhibiting.
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They were emulating a young woman who had climbed onto a utility box on Dec.
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Emulating Norway would, broadly speaking, mean that EU data regulations still apply directly to Britain.
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Even so, the event's organizers say the parade is not about emulating a Hollywood production.
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The game's camera later pans down, as if emulating a PornHub video, for an intimate view.
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Listeners from both sides of the pond were emulating the hairstyle that attempted to defy gravity.
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However, OneSpace is emulating SpaceX by straddling the line between being privately-run and government-funded.
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At first, AI developers will build basic brains, emulating worms, bugs, mice, rabbits, and so on.
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Governments in several other countries, from Chile to South Africa, are thinking of emulating the idea.
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And Elba says, he's happy to be thought of as someone whose style is worth emulating.
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Simply put, anyone who spends their life emulating Jesus and his teachings deserves to be canonized.
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But those candidates who are waiting in the wings should beware of emulating Trump's unique advantages.
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But Eric Paddock resisted the idea that his brother was somehow emulating their father's criminal tendencies.
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Emulating the customs and heritage of their forebears is the Chinese way of paying them respect.
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Emulating Golden Tee without the giant trackball controller is just no fun, so I've never bothered.
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Gesture control tech isn't far off when it comes to characters emulating the movements of players.
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However, you can work effectively with this difficult energy by emulating your most mature, responsible self.
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Clinton has adopted Obama's 2008 strategy, emulating parts of his playbook, when it comes to Iowa.
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On Friday, the "Motivation" singer posted photos of herself emulating Cher in a glamorous 1979 photoshoot.
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Carey Hart and Pink's daughter Willow Sage is emulating her superstar mother with her new haircut.
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Whether it actually avoids emulating said tedium depends on how engaging you find its two stooges.
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We recognize such shortcomings, but nonetheless see great value in emulating some aspects of Florentine invention.
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It features round crystal sunglasses in four brightly colored combinations emulating the artist's expressive palette ($95).
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Mr. Pence's — and Mr. Tillerson's — boss, President Trump, is emulating our military-backed dictator, Mr. Sisi, every time he unabashedly exercises greater executive powers than the Constitution allows, and Mr. Sisi in turn assures continuation for his own rule by emulating Mr. Putin's transparently sham elections.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Emulating The Oregon Trail is relatively easy with the internet at your disposal.
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Now, we can come up with our own tricks for emulating red-carpet dressing on the cheap.
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Having dismissed the firm as a fad, the likes of Colgate-Palmolive and Unilever are emulating it.
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Other urban school districts are not as far along as New Orleans, but many are emulating it.
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Players buy new suits for each tournament, emulating everyone from Don Draper to Uncle Sam to Elvis.
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I have no interest in emulating a purely masculine style to have a seat at the table.
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"You're looking at my eyes, but then your eyes are like," she says, emulating his facial expression.
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Consider the fact that most of the other countries in the world have taken to emulating America.
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Why do you think there hasn't been a woman emulating what these all-male crews are doing?
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So I started emulating existing sounds, such as a bell or a whistle, and went from there.
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Thus, rather than emulating its predecessor, the Green New Deal must undo many of its accomplishments instead.
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Some borrow menu items without, thankfully, emulating the original's sweet tooth, which persists at its second location.
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Explain why you want people to learn from him and what specifically you thought is worth emulating.
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It is these best practices that professional teams and athletic departments have spent the last decade emulating.
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As a child, Catlett played the drums, emulating what he heard of his father from his records.
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"Their friends may be using these apps much like the celebrities and influencers they're emulating," said Wiesel.
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There he meets the incomparable Al Pacino, whose mannerisms, I'm emulating, as I type this (hoo ah!).
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Zago's wry, simple graphics are inspired by the "great Italian cartoons" he grew up watching and emulating.
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She warned that emulating how the Americans have crafted data collection at the border, however, could be problematic.
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This World Cup was supposed to deliver lots of high-scoring matches, with other teams emulating England's tactics.
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And, it wasn't the first time Embiid had found success by emulating basketball players he saw on video.
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"I've learned my T-spin just by watching great modern Tetris players and emulating their stacks," Neubauer says.
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He sees the strengths of the movies he's emulating, and he takes plot points and images from them.
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By learning from and emulating human behavior, a machine ended up as prejudiced as the people it replaced.
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Far from emulating the American firm, Yandex launched in 1997, a full year before Google, he points out.
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Naturally, people started emulating the mischievous sprites of legend by playing their own pranks on friends and neighbors.
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Critics say he wants to rule for life, emulating other African leaders who refuse to give up power.
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In other words, we spend that season emulating that sign's common traits, no matter which sign we are.
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Whether it's Harley singing a Taylor Swift ditty, or Deadpool totally emulating Batman, these two know their stuff.
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In the end, Nixon resigned before he was impeached, a step it is impossible to imagine Trump emulating.
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That's a path the Democrats should be emulating now... if they want to win future elections, that is.
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Street style stars and models-off-duty (like Gigi Hadid) have all been emulating the socialite's signature style.
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By emulating China, Trump complicates trade enforcement, while enabling China to portray itself as a global trade champion.
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Putin is increasingly emulating a czar-like ruler for life, who does what he wants, when he wants.
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Emulating holy men and women from the distant past is hard -- what would the Buddha do with Facebook?
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Coastal states want to forestall new offshore drilling by emulating Florida's successful lobbying effort at the Interior Department.
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And other neighborhoods are now emulating the group, starting up their own local aid and exchange messaging boards.
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Builders have even taken to emulating the mews-style housing, although some real estate agents dismiss such efforts.
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Iran-backed P.M.F. and their allies will seek to carve out a position of power, emulating Lebanon's Hezbollah.
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The report estimates that emulating Venezuelan economic policies would cause the American economy to shrink by 40 percent.
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As a young boy, arms outstretched, he would circle schoolmates in the playground, emulating World War I aces.
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If you're looking to celebrate King by emulating his commitment to service, volunteering is a way to go.
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At Cabra, which means "goat," diners are encouraged to try everything family-style, emulating the Peruvian dining experience.
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That relatives of mine could be such utter snobs is a triumph I could only dream of emulating.
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So I'll keep emulating her spirit until it feels real to me, until I've made it my own.
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It's a model that's working, and it's a model worth emulating to support our society's most-pressing needs.
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It's a style he adopted as a child emulating his favorite player, the Chicago Blackhawks star Patrick Kane.
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Oil firms' insistence on their supply chains speaking the same language, and loudly, on safety is also worth emulating.
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Clinc has tried to close that gap with its conversational AI, emulating human intelligence to interpret unstructured, unconstrained speech.
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Emulating the Kardashian sisters, the four rescue cats live in a giant dollhouse full of hidden cameras in Iceland.
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Because "throwing like a girl" means emulating University of Oklahoma pitcher Paige Parker, and I'm totally here for it.
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We guessed she was emulating Janet Jackson, but it turns out she was gearing up to play her brother.
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How can we ask them to make better choices when they're just emulating what they see coming from us?
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GIF courtesy of Nexus VR Studio What do you enjoy about utilizing in-camera effects or emulating that aesthetic?
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An American president who praises and sometimes seems intent on emulating the autocrats of the world, starting with Putin.
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Instead, we may surmise that at the moment, many people are emulating Mr. Trump and trying to think big.
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We've previously covered Corellium, and its role in both emulating iOS and its importance in the iPhone hacking world.
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After the French Revolution, many chefs for well-to-do families lost their jobs and began emulating Boulanger's business.
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The routine that perhaps best showcased Russia's seemingly instinctive stranglehold on the discipline, however, was its duet emulating mermaids.
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Without more information, we can't be absolutely certain that emulating the top performers will produce the same outcomes elsewhere.
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The bowl-cut, for instance, became a symbol of hate for supremacists emulating South Carolina mass shooter Dylann Roof.
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Forever, however, is proof that we'll still be listening to him long after pop is done emulating Caribbean culture.
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But maybe that's part of the point, as P5 does a great job of emulating some Big City Stress.
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Madonna also slipped into a slinky pink gown for her 1984 "Material Girl" music video, emulating Gentlemen's iconic dance sequence.
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We love nothing more than duping, emulating, or riffing on a film that few of our audiences have actually seen.
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What they're great at is recognizing our micro-expressions and then emulating empathy to generate a positive response from us.
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Red Sister might have begun life emulating Joan of Arc but her fate more closely resembled that of Dorothea Brooke.
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Politico's David Siders suggested that maybe Kamala Harris or Elizabeth Warren should consider emulating some of Beto's casual cool appeal.
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And in the process of emulating our stars, how many of us have learned new skills and discovered new hobbies?
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The party seems to have benefited by emulating the BJP's appeals to Hindu identity in place of its traditional secularism.
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For me, this is the thing to hone in on, and for game developers, the thing to think about emulating.
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Yet it should be just fine for emulating an NES or an old GameBoy—right down to the chunky chassis.
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Adele got dolled up in her evening best, perfectly emulating one of the character's most memorable looks from the movie.
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He anticipates Clarkston emulating the anti-discrimination ordinance passed in Charlotte that set off the current rumpus in North Carolina.
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That's not an easy thing to acquire at the moment, but hobbyists are already working on emulating the Xbox 360.
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Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula wanted to control the narrative by emulating the NRA's use of Charlton Heston as spokesman.
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Emulating the spectacular confidence of Tuca the toucan isn't hard to do when you've got these shorts on your booty.
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And I would assert that in many ways NBC just began emulating the national security state itself -- busy and profitable.
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Emulating the Chinese model by nationalizing 2628G here in the United States is exactly the wrong way to do this.
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"The allure of emulating celebrities they admire is incredibly compelling," Christakis, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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And it's one that rivals - from former Fiat suitor Peugeot to bigger players Volkswagen and General Motors – will consider emulating.
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In testing a partnership approach, Uber is emulating a strategy that Lyft, a rival ride-hailing provider, is also pursuing.
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Bryant also gained notoriety for emulating Michael Jordan, often playing so similarly that many of their moves mirrored each other.
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Name Withheld TikTok's standard fare consists of users dancing to pop songs, often emulating what they see in music videos.
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Despite all my issues with them, I'm attached to these narratives—I grew into my own writing practice emulating them.
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As SATC reached peak popularity, directly emulating the characters no longer became something cool women did, if it ever really was.
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But when they have the time, their work gets richer and more playful, sometimes emulating the style of their late subjects.
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They were emulating her own frankness of spirit at a time when they could have just as easily used convenient platitudes.
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Trish's portrayer Rachael Taylor sees her character's decision as a deliberate choice to gain strength by emulating her superpowered best friend.
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All that said, Pocket Camp still does a remarkable job of emulating the soothing pace that makes Animal Crossing so appealing.
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Soundbars emulating surround sound is nothing new, but there's a big difference in how well soundbars are able to do it.
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From emulating his performance techniques to respecting him as a person, the guys of Why Don't We unanimously admire the superstar.
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Considering that Orth mentions his love of Ellis's first novel, Less Than Zero, it's possible Cunanan was intentionally emulating Patrick Bateman.
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Noted investor Peter Thiel explains how true progress comes not from emulating what already exists but from creating something entirely new.
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Emulating Telstar Arcade games with a PC instead of the physical console removes a core element of the original games' designs.
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But Britain does not just have institutions worth emulating; plenty of countries have schools, hospitals and transport systems that outshine Britain's.
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Xi is an ardent admirer of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and is emulating many of Putin's political and national security strategies.
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It's just that his methods (secrecy and paranoia) distort the narrative so much that he ceases to be someone worth emulating.
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For his project, Ferreira added oil and magnetite to water and mixed in a solution emulating plastic waste in the ocean.
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"I just feel like it wasn&apost even 12 hours into his death and people are already emulating him being dead."
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Intent on emulating Bach's practice, Mr. Harnoncourt used boy trebles in solos as well as choruses there, to sometimes shaky effect.
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It's okay if the show, in emulating those influences, shares their lack of the nuance, contradiction, and ambiguity that DenHoed describes.
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"I think other communities will take a look at how this goes in New York and consider emulating it," he said.
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Before the game, Sullivan had talked about the Rangers emulating Pittsburgh's speedy style after his team overwhelmed the Rangers in April.
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And Iowa favorites Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and the rising Pete Buttigieg could land decisive blows by emulating Kerry and Obama.
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By emulating the passage of time this way, the paints can be guaranteed to have up to 100 years of colorfastness.
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Lyla has been obsessed with the show for some time, emulating its obstacle course on chairs in their house and local playgrounds.
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Well in the 80s, when voguing first started, it was more about emulating poses and basically imitating supermodels and people in magazines.
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A great many Americans could improve their health along a number of dimensions, including weight, by emulating Trump and giving up booze.
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And it would come at a time when Russia is emulating its Cold War military adventurism and ISIS terrorists are threatening Europe.
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And in this one, the Windows team, it's incredible the work they're doing to basically use emulating technology to run all apps.
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New filters will be coming to successive versions of the app, including some emulating photo effects like bokeh and different lighting setups.
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The findings, published in the Journal of Natural History, mark the first time researchers have recorded a frog emulating a venomous snake.
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HTC was especially bold in crafting a literal unibody shell for its phone, emulating Apple's celebrated MacBook Pro design of that time.
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Perfectly emulating another franchise's route to success is impossible, and the Lynx almost certainly wouldn't claim to be copying San Antonio's model.
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Why are the legacy airlines all emulating the likes of Spirit and Frontier, which have high rates of passenger dissatisfaction and complaints?
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As for emulating success, nobody has enjoyed a better run lately than Disney, thanks to its teeming "Star Wars" and Marvel acquisitions.
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But from its first season, Girls presented some of its most arresting storytelling by emulating not the novel, but the short story.
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Don't rush: "I grew up in an age of the internet and I think emulating that is a good way," he says.
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Brown, who was then the mayor of Oakland, told me that he studied the program to see if it was worth emulating.
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In doing so he destroyed Djokovic's dream of emulating Rod Laver's 1969 feat of winning all four slams in the same year.
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Immelt was a talented manager who erred by overly-emulating his predecessor's style when he more appropriately needed to emulate his urgency.
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The good news is that you can become more organized and productive too, just by emulating the habits that they rely on.
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Many more are to be expected, including advances in deep learning combined with reasoning and planning — or even emulating creativity and artwork.
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Beyond just numbers, the setup is also capable of emulating a wide range of prosthetics, mimicking different properties like flexibility and strength.
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And in season two, the series is emulating one of the least likely shows imaginable: AMC's faded zombie drama The Walking Dead.
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That's what children will be emulating and creating in this gallery, the recently opened Queens annex of the American Folk Art Museum.
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Instead, Sutton and her former colleagues hope that outside vendors or nonprofits will find elements of their projects worth developing or emulating.
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Lucky for us, emulating her look just got way easier than throwing together a Pinterest mood board of step-and-repeat shots.
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The haircut comes almost three months after her daughter, Willow Sage, emulating her superstar mom by shaving the side of her head.
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Emulating and eventually succeeding Johnny Carson remained his goal, one he fell short of once Jay Leno inherited "The Tonight Show" instead.
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"The truth is, everybody is emulating and trying to evolve their own version of what was inspired by Jon," Mr. Noah said.
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My parents suggested that I lead my life emulating King, and that I try to see the world as he saw it.
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It isn't all that far off from the way very young human or animal babies learn by watching and emulating adult behavior.
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While there are plenty of existing professional e-sports leagues, Blizzard is looking to differentiate its offering by emulating traditional pro sports leagues.
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Ashley's stated desire is to make Sports Direct the "Selfridges of sport", emulating the status of the department store on London's Oxford Street.
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Perfect for the biotech and R&D clients intended, all the elements come together and make this prominent location a neighbor worth emulating.
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She had a methotrexate abortion and a few days later spoke publicly about it at a Judson Church event emulating the 228 speakouts.
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Devices will be able to run x86 win32 applications like Chrome or Photoshop, but Microsoft won't be emulating x64 variants of these apps.
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The Overwatch League looks to differentiate itself from existing e-sports circuits by emulating the city-based structure of more traditional sports leagues.
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Eager, as I would tell a friend, "to get a little Shonda in my life," I recently spent a month emulating Ms. Rhimes.
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Eventually, the loosening of societal expectations led girls from simply idolizing male stars to emulating them, in both sexual behavior and performing onstage.
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Netanyahu's political strategy has included emulating Trump in blunt social media attacks on his rivals that have underlined deep divisions within Israel society.
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You may not have heard of him, but he's likely the guy your favorite street photographer on Instagram is consciously or subconsciously emulating.
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There's a professional drone racing league, live streaming and even drone-racing simulators, where drone-pilot hopefuls can try emulating the real thing.
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In his own prose Reid sounds like Wilson and Kazin, sharing their capacious curiosity and emulating their stylistic momentum, epigrammatic solemnity and wryness.
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California was also the first state to give independents a voice in the process, a practice several of the new initiatives are emulating.
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MPs in the debate said Britain should consider emulating the United States in requiring banks to maintain branches and lending in poorer areas.
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While it is by no means a new missile, North Korea's success in apparently emulating it represents another tribute to its scientists' capabilities.
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Walker bobbled it, and Mets fans watching on television had to wonder if he would be emulating that part of Murphy's game, too.
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And to exploit catch-up growth, they must make themselves hospitable to global manufacturing, emulating China rather than riding on its coat-tails.
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"It's typically for a 2-to-4-year-old girl, and she's emulating what she sees, which is typically nurturing play," Cygielman said.
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But discovering and following your own internal compass — and not emulating an external standard — will bring you to a place of leadership authenticity.
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Yeah. Who were you thinking about emulating, who were you looking at or reading or thinking about as you were building this up?
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But because the Pixelbook is emulating the app, you can get the feature on your laptop — a big plus if you're a Mac user.
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In other words, alt-right members may be singing the songs of angry men, but the fictional revolutionary heroes they're emulating would not approve.
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Indonesia, Nigeria and other emerging economies are emulating developed ones by making producers help pay for managing the waste created by their own products.
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It may look like there are springs or shocks when the robot is bouncing around, but the motor is essentially emulating them in software.
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Finally, DC also unveiled a few new entries in its series based on emulating the different art styles and designs of DC comics artists.
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You can use it as a speakerphone whenever you feel like emulating Dick Tracy, and it's great for controlling music playing on your phone.
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As Human Rights Watch's head, Kenneth Roth, tweeted: "When will Ukraine learn that emulating Russia's repression is no way to distinguish itself from Russia?"
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Their twisted cable is terrific for this price point, successfully emulating the rugged and reliable wires used in professional and custom in-ear monitors.
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The pattern reminded her of how Jeff and the other boys had wrapped their baseball bats, emulating one of the older kids that year.
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"I realized I was emulating a lot of my B-movie inspirations, shooting models, higher camera rates, and then slowing it down," says Parker.
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He's labelled Starboy's music as "aggressive" and in general, it's rare for an artist to follow through on emulating left-field names like these.
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The little girl also learned how to snare a rabbit and to draw a moose out of the forest by emulating its haunting grunt.
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The move to allow for, in most provinces, online sales and same-day delivery is worth emulating -- especially in New York City, he said.
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Banks can be greedy and ineffective, but they have built complex and reliable ways to build, test and maintain systems that are worth emulating.
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Considering she was emulating a man that once turned a human leg into beggar's clay chicken, Poon had quite a challenge put out for her.
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These materials give the paintings an additional level of playfulness, and quite literally make their linguistic aspects pop as though spatially emulating some phonemic nuance.
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By learning from and emulating human behavior via the hiring data used to train it, the system ended up learning the same biases and prejudices.
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It's also something that Sony simply isn't able to offer, given the complexity of the PlayStation 3 hardware and consequent difficulty of emulating its software.
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It was "not so much about emulating men but steering the spotlight away from their femininity, so it didn't become a distraction," Guthrie told us.
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That was a pleasant experience and I remember, the first moment I saw Earth, I felt this deep emotional feeling of life emulating from it.
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"Generally speaking, when it comes to emulating highly entangled systems, there has not been a [classical] breakthrough that has really changed the game," Preskill said.
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So she came back emulating a little bit what Quinn looked like in the first season, wearing a blazer and leather pants by Helmut Lang.
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Does emulating the style of an idealized haute bourgeoisie reflect a sense of dislocation among people unsure of their place in a rapidly shifting society?
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In addition to "natural" light emulating the sunrise and a selection of gentle sounds like birds chirping, you can also set an "aroma" wake-up.
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The idea of biomimicry — emulating proven solutions from the natural world to address human needs and problems — is discussed, but don't expect many concrete examples.
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He openly admired early-twentieth-century race theorists like Lothrop Stoddard and thought that David Duke offered a model for right-wing politics worth emulating.
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This supposed populist has never been much for humility, and has spent at least as much time emulating the elites as defying and insulting them.
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Osaka, 20, moved to the United States at age 3 and grew up idolizing and emulating Williams, one of the pre-eminent champions in sports.
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They'll launch three-pointers, for sure, but their shots will come more from deliberate actions than from emulating Golden State's shoot-from-the-hip style.
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Osaka, 20, moved to the United States at age 23 and grew up idolizing and emulating Williams, one of the pre-eminent champions in sports.
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In response, the two beverage giants are now expanding their Powerade and Gatorade brands and emulating other types of beverages whose sales are faring better.
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More recently, the Quartz news app has taken the core idea of Circa and raised it to a whole new level of emulating text messaging.
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Mr. Aguilar says he is emulating the restaurants he likes best in Mexico, ones whose kitchens make the same dishes year in and year out.
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Salafists have been quietly working to influence society, identifiable here, as elsewhere, by their long beards, white robes and short trousers emulating the Prophet Mohammad.
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The carpets look digitally rendered, as if a cheeky developer plugged data points emulating ancient tapestries into a software program and then scrambled the results.
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From vintage to Vetements, Versace and Prada, the 15 celebrity looks ahead served up a serious dose of party dressing that we're very much into emulating.
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From the Instagram photos, it seems that the dress code was "straight outta Compton," with some guests emulating the style of Ice Cube's barrier-breaking group.
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No Limit was so popular and influential at the time that almost every album from the South and Midwest was emulating their Pen & Pixel-designed covers.
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I want to make sure that I'm emulating what the American people want to hear about and I want to make sure to resonate with that.
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Microsoft will be emulating the CPU instruction set, which means that any apps that are CPU heavy will still have greater performance on Intel-based machines.
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The best way to improve that number would be to revive the manufacturing sector, emulating other Asian countries by becoming part of the global supply chain.
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Justin Timberlake, Justin Bieber, Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus, and countless others have turned to emulating Black artists to create an edgier, more sexualized, more adult persona.
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Thanks to the mad scientists at MAME—a group dedicated to emulating old hardware and software—and the Internet Archive, I can relive those childhood memories.
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As the show has been praised for emulating the works of Spielberg and Carpenter, the actor behind the character has his own inspirations for horrifying audiences.
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The current incarnation of Republicans don't have the greatest track record when it comes to accurately representing Abraham Lincoln (or, one could argue, emulating his ideals).
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This paved the way for reigning featherweight champ Holloway to step up and try to secure a second belt in a heavier division, thus emulating McGregor.
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House Democrats may be hoping to emulate the Senate Watergate Committee when they question Mueller, but they would be better off emulating their famous freshman colleague.
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You'll be safer in the kitchen, more precise in your work, and just a little closer to emulating your faves from the Bon Appétit test kitchen.
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That old hardware won't last forever, though, and so emulating the hardware itself may be our best shot at preserving old pieces of technology long-term.
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Followed by my hands mimicking a rubbing like motion over my pelvic region and then emulating a gunshot with my hands as I bit my lips.
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If those guys are emulating Star Wars, Marshmello is closer to a VHS-era 80s horror movie like Friday the 13th's Jason, only, you know, cuddly.
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When I finally gave myself permission to let loose, I began by emulating other dancers whose moves I thought were cool or whose energy I liked.
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To my mind, that is akin to emulating the behavior of someone you admire or like and think you'll be them if you imitate their behavior.
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Now, emulating DoorDash, it's bulking up its own delivery service and offering food from restaurants with which it has no formal relationship, dramatically increasing its costs.
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Strong stache game The Indian fighter pilot released by Pakistan last week is an unlikely fashion trendsetter after men in India started emulating his distinctive mustache.
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Obsessive fans — who have tracked the slow unveiling of his next album, "Eternal" — got excited, and began making dance videos of their own, emulating his steps.
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The report suggested that Democratic policies emulating Venezuela would cause the American economy to shrink by 40 percent, just as Mr. Trump did on Tuesday night.
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We can see instructions for how to use Mac stickies and Notes or the Dictionary app sat next to windows emulating Cory's old video game art.
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To understand that, we have to look at the types of games it's emulating — and how it's transcending them to create something new, trendy, and fun.
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This time the six competing teams were given the opportunity to host world-series events around the globe, emulating the Grand Prix of Formula One (F1) motorsport.
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Maybe it's due to the family's multi-million Instagram and Snapchat followers, or maybe it's because people really do admire (and enjoy emulating) their sense of style.
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Emulating the biggest tech mogul of all time, Holmes favored a Steve Jobs-like wardrobe of black turtlenecks, which she claims to have worn exclusively since childhood.
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He did flash a double-handed victory sign, emulating his political hero Richard Nixon, to a crowd of people just before hopping into a car and leaving.
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In 2016, 400 years on from Shakespeare's death, there's only one family capable of attempting — nay, emulating — that scale of drama (not the coldblooded murder, of course).
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She hopes that as well as emulating Goolagong, who won seven Grand Slam singles titles, her French Open triumph will open more sporting doors for indigenous youngsters.
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And in emulating these musical styles, "Monster Mash" has lived beyond the confines of the decade that saw its rise, because this era of music is timeless.
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From emulating his performance techniques to respecting him as a person, the guys of Why Don't We unanimously admire one of 2017's biggest artists: Ed Sheeran.
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Back at CES, the company took the wraps off wearable used to control BB-8 without the aid of a mobile device, emulating Force-powered Jedi telekinesis.
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I loved the idea of emulating a gritty bike messenger; that two-wheel tattooed menace who's quick with a middle finger as he weaves ahead of traffic.
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So you'd imagine that enough of the country would be emulating the man in brawls on random street corners—just because he's wonderful, two-belt owning him.
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Their formula has led to two consecutive American League pennants, and the Yankees seemed to be emulating part of it by trading for Aroldis Chapman in December.
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These kinds of maximally-produced deaths play into the tropes of the big-scale blockbuster films that they're emulating, and they often ring hollow because of it.
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Once everyone had settled in and was starting to feel their high, Mike Cassini, our painting instructor, revealed the example we'd be emulating: rolling hills of mushrooms.
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With it went Schippers' hopes of emulating the feat of Fanny Blankers-Koen, who won the sprint double for the Netherlands at the London Games in 1948.
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The group, founded and run by Mike Ashley, wants to become the "Selfridges of sport", emulating the status of the department store on Oxford Street in London.
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There's a reason it's taken until 2016 for this to be done in a method that's playable on any browser, however: Emulating a bad monitor is hard.
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It created a National Intelligence University emulating the military's war colleges, and the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) has attempted to outline core competencies for the workforce.
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At this event, museum visitors can honor Martin Luther King's Birthday by learning about young people's contributions to the struggle for equality while emulating the movement's values.
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With a 13-under 129 total, he headed first-round pacesetter Wyndham Clark, who could not come close to emulating his opening 61, shooting eight shots higher.
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And in a section of the show, "The Art-Historical Landscape," Dong presides over a star-studded echo chamber of acolytes, who emulate him emulating earlier art.
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The Mill can program its electric motors to make it behave like the car's it's emulating—slow or fast acceleration, gear change lurches, front or rear wheel drive.
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"Anyone who reads [celebrity] food diaries can end up emulating some of the disordered behaviors celebrities may have, and adopting some very unhealthy beliefs about food," Harrison adds.
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Nike had already toyed with the idea of emulating Back To The Future Part II by announcing limited edition, self-lacing Nike Mags with star Michael J. Fox.
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Forsaken finds the pair emulating their real family relationship on screen, as a former gunslinger and his estranged father facing off against a ruthless businessman in 1872 Wyoming.
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Like Apple, Huawei also offers a raise-to-wake function, which together with its fast Face Unlock does a great job of emulating the iPhone X's seamless unlocking.
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Now he's arrived at a team coming off the back of their best campaign to date and with a realistic shot at emulating 2016's fourth-place finish.
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For over a decade, the mainland dreamed of other countrymen emulating Yao's achievements; he remains as venerated in China today as he was during his NBA playing days.
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It lets you get creative with depth of field and other effects, and though phone cameras are getting good at emulating the end results, they're still lagging behind.
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People flock to the projects in the Turbine Hall, among them Carsten Holler's scream-inducing slides and Olafur Eliasson's Weather Project emulating the glory of the rising sun.
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Some have speculated that Xi may also seek to stay in power beyond 2022, breaking a tradition followed by his two predecessors and emulating Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"Bagari's Wife" (1957) features a woman who has costumed herself in traditional rural Lebanese dress and is carrying a clay amphora, emulating the female figures of Assyrian antiquity.
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Many works have a more political bent, including Vik Muniz's 2015 "Lampedusa," a 45-foot boat made of waterproofed paper bound over a wooden framework, emulating origami boats.
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The Texas Republican went on the show the next weekend to make amends with the comedian in a segment that drew bipartisan applause for emulating respectful political dialogue.
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Huff was emulating a tactic used by the Hall of Fame middle linebacker Chuck Bednarik when the Packers faced the Philadelphia Eagles in the 19603 N.F.L. championship game.
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They must take a stand, while still avoid emulating the president's escalation tactic, so as not to validate the image that the president wants to portray of them.
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While no effective foreign policy is without risk, emulating Reagan has the best chance of bringing about regime change in Iran without the costs of going to war.
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Here's a rundown of both politicians and the forces that have helped push them to the front of the Brexit pack – and within touching distance of emulating Margaret Thatcher.
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The real appeal of Cozmo, though, comes in what Anki is calling an emotion engine, which powers a wide range of different states the robot is capable of emulating.
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This European Union policy of permissiveness can only encourage the worst tendencies in Mr. Orban and those like him — emulating Mr. Putin and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.
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By emulating Snapchat's model, Facebook is likely hoping to encourage some of Snapchat's most enviable user behaviors among its own users as it moves toward more private messaging environments.
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While the sisters didn't seem to be emulating any specific characters from Frozen, they would fit right into the magical winter wonderland of the movie with their icy ensembles.
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But it would be nice if Howard would simplify his offensive approach, preferably before his leaping ability is shot, by emulating someone like DeAndre Jordan for an entire season.
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If emulating what Rosa Parks did on her way home from work is too much for them, then they have no right to complain that art does too little.
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He has seen this footage already, but if he wants to fulfill his dream of becoming one of baseball's elite third basemen, he needs to keep watching and emulating.
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Instead of trying to change the rules of the game by eliminating the exam or finding ways around it, the losers would be best served by emulating the winners.
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Mr. Lord had recently accused Angelo Carusone, president of the liberal watchdog site Media Matters, of emulating fascists by calling for sponsors to boycott Sean Hannity's Fox News show.
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People will only be interested in making a purchase based on an influencer's tacit (or explicit) recommendation of a brand if they genuinely think their decisions are worth emulating.
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The fear was that, after a near-miss in Austria, three months ago, the Continent was emulating Trump and reverting to its basest image of itself and of others.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly promised a large tax cut for individuals and corporations, aimed at stimulating economic growth, emulating the Republican administrations of Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush.
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Emulating the president's incendiary style by railing against political correctness and vowing to protect the state's Confederate monuments, Mr. Stewart defeated Mr. Gillespie in a number of rural counties.
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She had always planned to move beyond a single medium, emulating the wide-ranging, multidisciplinary careers of the midcentury designers she most admires, from Gio Ponti to Jean Prouvé.
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Finally, in 2012, he moved to the Bay Area and tried a different strategy, emulating the group Improv Everywhere, whose performance art stunts had gone viral on social media.
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Snakes are much simpler life forms than humans, and emulating how they move and locomote results in a simpler and cheaper robot, at least compared to a two-legged humanoid.
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The downside to Huawei's approach, which Google is now emulating, is that it clashes with side menus in apps, which are brought in by swiping in from the left edge.
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Antoine Griezmann has struck six times over the course of the tournament, and is now three goals away from emulating Michel Platini's all-time scoring record at the European Championships.
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Considerations include emulating the 2006 computer with its specific processing speed, and more invasive methods, such as adjusting the frame rate of the animation to compensate for contemporary processing speeds.
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The German has been wearing the red overalls since 2015, dreaming of emulating great compatriot and idol Michael Schumacher, but the magic is wearing thin even as Leclerc's popularity grows.
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If "Midnight City" sounds a little dated now, it's only because so many other musicians have spent the last five years emulating its fusion of pop's concision and EDM's dynamics.
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Not by emulating legacy players, but by "offering the best checking account experience in the world, and then offering the best deals in the market via our marketplace," he added.
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Zoi Sadowski-Synnott and Nico Porteous, both 16, made the Winter Games podium, emulating the feat of compatriot Annelise Coberger who won silver in Alpine skiing women's slalom in 1992.
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"Both at the HKMA and in Australia, they are in some ways emulating the UK regulators in thinking about something that is akin to a senior managers regime," said Held.
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I realized then that you have to be incredibly musical to lead a gong bath, because this guy was like emulating the different harmonics it was making with his voice.
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Kenny has not ridden in an international race since the Rio Games where she won the team pursuit and omnium, emulating her feat of four years earlier at London 2012.
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It wasn't until years later that I realized that emulating Edie Sedgwick and dying facedown on my pillow, high on drugs, might not be the most glamorous way to go.
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Portrait mode High-end smartphones like the iPhone X, Google's Pixel and Samsung's Galaxy S9 have a portrait mode that adds depth of field, emulating the look of a DSLR.
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She said she hopes the other Republican White House hopefuls will decide it is better to leave what she called hateful speech out of their campaigns instead of emulating Trump.
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It seems fitting that a mutual fascination existed between them—Frank Sinatra emulating Bugsy Siegel, or Siegel's own starry-eyed wish for Cary Grant to play him in a movie.
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Wahhabism is, in fact, a loaded, anti-Saudi synonym for Salafism, a puritanical strain of Islam that encourages emulating the "salaf," or predecessors, the first followers of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Dunleavy ran on a "Make Alaska Safe Again" platform — explicitly emulating a Trump-like message and promising to cut taxes and spending while somehow still leaving the permanent fund untouched.
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Babis's swipes at Brussels have raised concern that he might lead the country into a more confrontational relationship with the EU, emulating the right-wing governments in Poland and Hungary.
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The other 27, including lead powers Germany and France, want to dissuade others from emulating Britain and so insist that any Brexit deal must be less advantageous than full membership.
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Immediately the 30-year-old former U.S. Open champion was swamped by a swarm of his team mates as Croatia could begin the party after emulating their triumph of 23.
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The firm is sometimes described as the Russian Blackwater in reference to the U.S. private military contractor founded by Erik Prince, a likeness Prigozhin appears to be emulating, according to Nance.
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He's running on a "Make Alaska Safe Again" platform — explicitly emulating a Trump-like message and promising to cut taxes and cut spending while somehow still leaving the permanent fund untouched.
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Emulating Argentina's feat against the nation that invented basketball would be a high honor, said Gasol, a former Chicago Bulls player who is heading to the San Antonio Spurs next season.
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In October Jack Ma also launched the Alibaba DAMO Academy, a $2600 billion tech research lab covering the internet of things and quantum computing, emulating similar initiatives from IBM and Microsoft.
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The best presidents made the United States a country where the pursuit of happiness is an attainable goal, and they showed the world that there is something in America worth emulating.
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U.S. women's gymnastics team member Simone Biles joked that Kim Kardashian West's daughter North could be her "mini me," after the reality star revealed the toddler was emulating the Olympian's moves.
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See if you can figure out what some of the other heroes are emulating in their new dance emotes, and good luck collecting them all before the event ends June 12.
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It caused such dislocation that it is hard to see others emulating it (even the pantomime central-planners of Venezuela rowed back after announcing that they would scrap their own banknotes).
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However, if you also want to run the classic Mac OS on your mobile device for authenticity's sake, you'll have a far easier time emulating it on an Android smartphone instead.
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Considered "acts that benefit the enemy" under the ambiguousness of the National Security Law, the tweets emulating and mocking North Korea's verbiage and imagery landed Park on the road to prison.
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Spieth's hopes of emulating Woods by winning the Claret Jug for a second successive year withered away as he slumped to a final-round 76 on a desperately hard scoring day.
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A new law designed to spur faster turnarounds by emulating the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing process in the United States was enacted in 2005, but it has not worked as expected.
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Properties KUWTK and the cancelled Busy Tonight (even in its name, which fits with the sometimes inscrutable copycat naming techniques the channel has gone for, such as Very Cavallari): emulating Instagram.
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Gepsie Métellus of the Sant La Haitian Neighbourhood Centre, which offers employment and health-care services, frets that some Haitian teenagers are emulating the "bad boy" personas of their renegade peers.
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She also confirmed local media reports that Scholz would run on a dual ticket with a female co-candidate, emulating the Greens who have seen their popularity surge in recent months.
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In the protest, he and other activists burned tires and banged metal sheets with sticks while on a bridge over a canal, emulating the 2014 uprising that overthrew the Ukrainian government.
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Op-Ed Contributor Although the United States has never perfected the practice of its principles, American leaders from both parties have long seen their country as a model worthy of emulating.
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For the fans who spent their teenage years emulating her and suffering in the process, the revelation that Britney was suffering, too, represented an enormous ideological myth popping like a balloon.
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In this case, the thrust of Trump's jokes is to brush aside any concern for North Korea's horrible human rights record and also suggest that Kim's "strong" authoritarianism is worth emulating.
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Medvedev, 21, says the presence of a bunch of players of the same age is a motivating factor, as is the prospect of emulating the charismatic former world number one Safin.
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And so other professions of faith have followed, in what's developed into a micro-trend of sorts (and isn't meant to signify that other artists are 'copying' or 'emulating' Stormzy btw).
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On its shoulders are seams pushed way, way forward, so that even when you're standing up straight, you're emulating the famous fashion pose, squeezing your waist and pushing out your collarbone.
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You could say that the greatest danger of accepting such a commission is the hubris of the later writer pointlessly emulating the great one before him, and it would be true.
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His first violin teacher admonished him by hitting his hand with the violin bow, so Mr. Simons took to teaching himself by slipping into concerts and observing and emulating accomplished violinists.
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The modern-day matriarchs brought back the iconic '80s soap opera's most iconic looks in Harper's Bazaar's October issue, emulating Alexis and Krystle's — and their legendary fights — on a recreated set.
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India-focused mobile messaging service Hike landed funding from Tencent last year, and today it took a major step to emulating the Chinese firm's WeChat app with the introduction of mobile payments.
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And her contributions to the universe include a good portion of your wardrobe: From her classic jean mini skirts to her ever-radiant skin, Lopez's vibe has always been one worth emulating.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: 8BitdoFor five years, 8Bitdo has been creating near-perfect wireless clones of your favorite classic gamepads, improving the experience of emulating retro games on modern devices.
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Aging gamers have been emulating their favorite titles for years, but Nintendo's NES Classic Edition made retro gaming accessible for those who didn't want to dance around the legalities of downloading ROMs.
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Moreover, part of that is due specifically to "Walking Dead," which by garnering huge ratings on once little-seen AMC helped embolden other networks and streaming services to try emulating that model.
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Yet emulating the success of Emmanuel Macron, who emerged from popular near-obscurity to become France's president in 2017 at the head of a brand-new party, will be a tall order.
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But Hopkins told Boback that the limitation could be overcome with a system that scattered virtual users, or "nodes," throughout the network—in effect emulating many, many copies of LimeWire running simultaneously.
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Mr. Sapper also designed for Mercedes, Fiat and Pirelli; conceived an ergonomic executive chair and computer monitor arms for Knoll; and invented teakettles that whistled in two keys, emulating an American locomotive.
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Not only do they specialize in emulating tactics which are likely to be faced in a real battle space, but their aircraft set apart by a coat of foreign-styled paint schemes.
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As much as we like to be wrecked by fictional heartbreak once in a while, we're going to take a minute to honor the matches we wouldn't mind emulating in real life.
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Those who could should make the hijra, or flight to the new state, emulating the followers of the Prophet Muhammad who left pagan-ruled Mecca for a new Islamic state in Medina.
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The team also re-designed the kits so that the final product would look more like what it was supposed to be emulating, whether that was a piano or a fishing rod.
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The singer, 25, hit the stage to perform her empowering new single "God Is a Woman" alongside a group of more than 50 diverse dancers emulating Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper.
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On a technical level, it's impressive that Microsoft has been able to get Xbox 360 titles working on the Xbox One at all — emulating modern console architecture is a hugely challenging task.
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Emulating the array of features and services being built into WeChat by companies in China, a major beverage firm in Thailand allows customers to order water deliveries from its WeChat brand account.
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Within a week after I first pasted the giant sized clown poster in the streets of Kuala Lumpur, others started emulating this act by pasting the same poster in their own towns.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India approved a plan on Wednesday to allow foreign investors to settle, emulating a policy in countries such as the United States and Singapore to woo investment from abroad.
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VMware is witnessing strong demand for its virtualization software that allows a computer or server to perform the work of multiple machines by emulating them, helping businesses boost efficiency and cut costs.
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This seemingly simple hairstyle says a lot about how far she's come: She spent her life emulating other people's forms of dress (and of political manipulation), but now she can be herself.
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This provides two different pathways — creating an AI that replicates the complexities of the human brain and emulating an actual human brain, which comes with a slew of ethical questions and concerns.
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Some have begun to show interest in emulating its methods — but only after the epidemic had accelerated to the point that they may not be able to control it any time soon.
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He has been emulating the "Minnesota Kevin" that James regularly tries to goad him into becoming, and it has resulted in 23 points including 2100 of 221 shooting form 236-point range.
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I looked at his internet history and the porn was graphic, violent and degrading to women; girls being held up by their throats in gang-bangs or emulating violent, horrific rape scenes.
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While the sisters didn't seem to be emulating any specific characters from Frozen, the two would no dobut fit right into the magical winter wonderland of the movie with their icy ensembles.
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But Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit sees little prospect of emulating their electoral success even if the junta, which seized power in a May 2014 coup, holds elections as promised next year after several postponements.
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Through this filter, McKinnon is far less concerned with emulating how Clinton looks and acts, choosing instead to portray Clinton's pragmatism and poise as a mask hiding the real, roiling emotions underneath.
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Curiously, Dark Reading noted, there doesn't appear to be evidence that the malicious servers the infected Lojack installations are connecting to are doing anything but emulating the legitimate software—at least not yet.
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This is the latest stop on his "Free Trade Tour" of 100 JD Wetherspoon pubs, emulating the spirit of the anti-protectionism public meetings of the early 1900s but with added Bacardi Breezers.
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Will, 49, performed in the shot-for-shot recreation, emulating his son right down to the haircut, gold chains and clothing (although the actor opted for black slippers rather than Jaden's white sneakers).
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Papa Smith performed in the shot-for-shot recreation, emulating his son right down to the haircut, gold chains and clothing (although the actor opted for black slippers rather than Jaden's white sneakers).
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Even if you're battling insomnia, or are terrified about damaging your eyes, that's a lot of money to spend on a lamp when you can get sunlight-emulating LED bulbs for around $10.
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Emulating classic SNES games on a modern hi-def TV exaggerates those graphical shortcomings, but a modder has found a way to make some titles actually look beautiful thanks to some clever math.
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And while the specs may seem low when compared to today's modern consoles and computers, it still provides more than enough power for emulating the finest 30 games the 1980s had to offer.
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But Dream Matrix does a better job of emulating an actual DMT experience, even if the album, which is one 53-minute track, is about three times as long as a typical trip.
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At Vetements' fall show, high-school-age fashion fans thronged a church in the Eighth Arrondissement, dressed in Vetements and vintage mashed together, emulating the appearance of the similarly teenage street-cast models.
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In addition to providing application tips during a panel discussion, she told us what she views to be the most important factor in getting hired — closely studying and emulating Amazon's company's leadership principles.
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Flash tried emulating the patter of disco D.J.s, who talked while they spun, but he was too busy with the turntables, so he left a microphone for people from the crowd to talk.
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Newly emboldened anti-abortion activists have been massing outside clinics and even creating fake ones, emulating a tactic used by American activists in which women are lured inside and harangued about their choice.
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Read: The humorist Dave Barry describes emulating his dog's grace in "Lessons From Lucy," which is new this week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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"I often feel as if Ackerman's ramblings work by tricking my brain into believing it is drifting off, emulating the peripatetic workings of the dreaming mind," the New Yorker's Nora Caplan-Bricker agreed.
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In William Bolcom's Trombone Concerto, the brass and winds shimmied about like a big band from the swing era, emulating the jazz panache of the soloist, Joseph Alessi, the Philharmonic's virtuoso principal trombone.
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"All I did was very politely stand up with my hand up and asked her a question," Bamforth – who made a YouTube tutorial on emulating Adele's look – reportedly told the U.K.'s Daily Mail.
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He gave up emulating Steve Nash and instead saw himself as Cleburne High School's answer to Eric Crouch and Drew Brees, undersized wheeler-dealer types whose moxie made up for their lack of height.
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Samsung Display has just announced the next step up from that: a flexible OLED panel that has a transparent plastic cover already attached, emulating the properties of glass but retaining the screen's innate flexibility.
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Although she took an assertiveness training course to deal with him, she felt that working as her father's assistant, emulating his meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail, was a good way to develop humility.
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Me as a fan and just as a human, that's what I live for, that's what I want to be close to, whether that's emulating it or just being close enough to see it.
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The prophetic model Wood's argument is that ISIS propaganda contains foundational narratives to re-establish the caliphate based on what is known as "the prophetic model" — emulating the prophet Muhammad and his immediate followers.
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Once they're ready to make something, developers can download the new SDK, which has been available since January, to build out their app and begin emulating the in-car environment to kick things off.
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Following the heyday of Soviet and Romanian gymnasts in the 1970s and 1980s, the sport became primarily a preserve of middle-class white girls in the West emulating white girls from the old East.
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After the 29-year-old British singer showed off a photo of herself emulating the country star in an elaborate costume, Parton took to her Twitter with a video expressing how touched she was.
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Only Pete Sampras has finished a year on top six times and Djokovic's hopes of emulating the American are not in his own hands with Nadal leading by 640 points heading to the climax.
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The play's most vivid and joyful moments arise as the inebriated brothers demonstrate varying degrees of aerial prowess while emulating their father's skills on a narrow white platform, which also serves as the stage.
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Relievers are fungible, we were reminded, and the bullpens worth emulating weren't those that paid a pretty penny to import Chapman and Miller, but rather ongoing thrift store operations like Oakland and Tampa Bay's.
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" —Zelda Williams (@zeldawilliams) November 1, 2019In another post, she shared a video of her emulating Link throwing chickens around, and another showing off her full outfit saying: "Swiggity swooty, Im coming for that rupee.
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Meanwhile, he is willing to weather criticism from the rest of the world, while simultaneously retaining the right to feel like a victim — a strategy the Law and Justice party in Poland is emulating.
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The party has found its greatest electoral success by casting itself as the antidote to Republican excess and divisiveness, these Democrats say, not by emulating the most heated talk and behavior on the right.
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One example, Sonshine said, is that the cannabis industry seems to be emulating the liquor sector&aposs tendency to prefer specializing in a particular vertical rather than attempting to rule an entire supply chain.
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Lufthansa has long operated the Arizona flight school now led by Mr. Lippincott, and some American airlines are emulating their German counterpart's example, creating programs to recruit and train pilots with no previous experience.
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By recording the video, the gunman appears to be emulating the white nationalist who opened fire on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, in mid-March and live-streamed the deadly attack on Facebook.
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Later that month, Castro warned his supporters that his campaign needed $800,000 to stay alive in the next 10 days to stay alive, emulating a strategy that helped extend the life of Booker's campaign.
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He may be emulating something like Mister Rogers' Neighborhood by creating live-action kids entertainment, but unlike Fred Rogers, he's not doing this with a team of child development experts and airing on PBS.
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Kim vowed to switch the focus from the development of North Korea's nuclear arsenal to emulating China's "socialist economic construction" before he held an unprecedented summit with President Donald Trump in Singapore in June.
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VMware has benefited from strong demand from businesses for its virtualization software that allows one computer or server to perform the work of multiple machines by emulating them, which boosts efficiency and helps cut costs.
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After all, what could possibly give them more satisfaction than providing them evidence for their people that democracy does not work, and that America's claims to have a system worth emulating are built on quicksand?
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With whiskey back in vogue again in the early 173st century, many whiskey-makers are keen on emulating antiquated styles—including Irish single pot still whiskey, of which this pricey bottle is a prime example.
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It was Ostapenko's first title of any kind, emulating the feat of Gustavo Kuerten — the Brazilian who won his first Tour crown at Roland Garros on June 8, 1997 ... the very day Ostapenko was born.
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Having made a habit of emulating (if not outright imitating) Apple's MacBook and MacBook Air lines in recent years, HP believes its latest laptops are going to propel it to a position of design leadership.
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Some analysts have speculated that Xi will seek to stay on beyond 2022, when his second term is due to end, breaking a tradition followed by his two predecessors and emulating Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The above are all selections from Soth's series Songbook, shot during seven different trips between 2012 and 2015 that he took with friend and writer Brad Zeller, together emulating the lives of small-town newspapermen.
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Where Call of Duty sidestepped into the future, and Far Cry into the past, Hardline tries to distance itself from the ethical quandaries of depicting war as a video game by emulating television police dramas.
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Watch: If she's been spending a bit too much time on the 'gram emulating her fitspos to the point of injury, maybe give sis some of EverX's CBD-infused sports water to help with recovery.
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Before joining the government after last year's election Johannesson had proposed to peg the Icelandic crown to the euro to avoid damaging currency fluctuations, emulating a currency model that has worked in Denmark for decades.
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Most Maghreb jewelry, by suggestively emulating nature's cycles and rhythmic movements, propounds something of the repetitious cadences observed in our own intertwining movements when we engage in the pleasurable activities of music, dance, and libidinousness.
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As everything from Breaking Bad to Rick and Morty has shown, audiences will too often interpret even the slightest tinge of gray in a character's actions as a sign that those actions are worth emulating.
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The actor performed in the shot-for-shot recreation in February 2018, emulating his son right down to the haircut, gold chains and clothing (although the actor opted for black slippers rather than Jaden's white sneakers).
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According to a video posted by the Libretro team, work is progressing even faster than anticipated—though in a follow-up tweet, they warned that a PC remains the best choice for emulating older 3D games.
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The earliest feelings, about 4 years old — playing and emulating female characters seen on TV. I always identified with female role models but couldn't get my head around "am I a girl?" because I was young.
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There is one major exception, however, when it comes to the show emulating the books — Neil Patrick Harris' Count Olaf is given plenty of freedom to extemporize in bringing the character to life, to mixed results.
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The single view expiry was a bit of a holdover from similar features Instagram was emulating from Snapchat, but I think the option to replay is much more at home on the photo sharing social network.
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While in cases like these, influencers often tell fans to not copy them, impressive footage of people doing seemingly cool stuff isn't doing much to dissuade people from assuming these stunts are safe, and emulating them.
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If Massachusetts can adopt the Washington state model, that will be not only a major win for housing affordability and urban growth but also an example for other East Coast states to at least consider emulating.
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By programmatically emulating searches of all possible letters and numbers until no more results were returned, we were able to pull a list of 282,002 interests — which Facebook says may not even constitute the entire dataset.
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While few would argue that emulating Ramona Singer is a path to empowerment, the world of reality TV is one in which women are assertive and multifaceted, even if some of those facets are somewhat terrifying.
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He walks through the halls at times emulating Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, whose shoulder he gave a squeeze as he bounded through the basement of the Capitol on Wednesday, brushing off reporters with a wave.
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They often go through verbal gymnastics, stating that they're "supporting the nominee" rather than saying that they're going to support Trump, performing a feat of cognitive dissonance that a multiple personality subject would have difficulty emulating.
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"Birdying two of the last three was unexpected because they are a pretty good challenge," said Rose after becoming the third player to win the week after a WGC event, emulating Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy.
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But over the past year or so, more British MCs have been emulating their mumbled bars and the wavy, often cold mood that defines their music, as well as the prescription drug use that underpins it.
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In nonhuman mammals, much of the evidence for vocal learning "comes from animals that imitate human speech or other artificial sounds," such as a zoo elephant emulating the Korean spoken by his keepers, Mr. Prat said.
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That was a subject of "Radio Golf," in which he distinguished between "Negroes," whom he saw as emulating corrupt white capitalists, and "n-words," to whom he ascribed a greater integrity and authenticity and defiant style.
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It's likely that it came from emulating reggae or rap, both of which were genres being played/mangled by largely interchangeable soul-patched white dudes from 1996 to 2003 and thus assimilated into rock's sonic vocabulary.
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THE CLOSER And finally … The U.S. Army is creating a modern version of the World War II "Monuments Men," emulating a team of experts who traced and recovered millions of European art treasures looted by the Nazis.
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"There's a huge gap between emulating [street style photography pioneer] Bill Cunningham and what's happening now," says Gio Staiano, a seasoned photographer of the shows, who works with The New York Times and Now Fashion, among others.
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To get even close to keeping up with the pace of innovation, says Mr Work, it will have to move to rapid prototyping and adopt a different attitude to testing, emulating Silicon Valley's readiness to "fail fast".
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Blizzard's league is arguably the most ambitious e-sports competition ever put together, emulating traditional sports leagues with big-money owners, a regular schedule to follow, and city-based teams to encourage local and more casual fans.
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The emulator is a good way to scratch that SNES itch we've all developed after the Super NES Classic was announced Monday, but it should be noted that emulating games on a bootleg system isn't exactly legal.
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The Japanese lifespan is often attributed to diet, so if the odds are against you—since most of the world's population are not in fact Japanese women—emulating their diet might be a good place to start.
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So he sets his sights on emulating another idol: Torii Hunter, who, like Trayce, was an early draft pick based on physical ability, and who took until his age-26 season to cement himself in the majors.
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"Our minds build causal models and use these models to answer arbitrary queries, while the best AI systems are far from emulating these capabilities," says Brenden Lake, an assistant professor of psychology and data science at NYU.
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If Stephanie hews a little too predictably to her typology as the now obligatory B.F.F.-with-moxie, she lends a welcome propulsive fizz to a novel that, emulating its fey lead character, perpetually threatens to go nowhere.
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Ron Wyden the agency does not use cell-site simulators—a type of surveillance gear often referred to as a "Stingray" that can track down a specific mobile device by emulating cell phone towers—to locate undocumented immigrants.
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In those early days, Twin Peaks was a popular fad — the two-hour pilot was the season's highest-rated TV movie — and the popular way to appreciate it was by emulating Dale Cooper's experience as much as possible.
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Historically, New England and the genteel South had a lot of interest in emulating England, which ties into the class system in those parts of the country — the rich would send their children "back" to England for education.
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Last November Duden decided against emulating the Swedish Academy's recognition in 2015 of a new pronoun ("hen", joining "hon", she, and "han", he) for people identifying as neither female nor male, or for use in a generic sense.
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Harman's also done a nice job emulating Cortana's listening icon in the form of a morphing, glowing circle in a touch surface on the top of the device, which marks a nice change from the standard LED ring.
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A translator and critic as well as poet, Alejandra Pizarnik lived between Buenos Aries and Paris, befriending Octavio Paz and Julio Cortazar and identifying with, while not necessarily emulating, the so-called poètes maudites of 19th-century France.
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In recent years it has invested heavily in offshore wind power and other renewables, but until now it has been uninterested in emulating continental peers that have built on their specializations at home to win market share abroad.
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Inspired by cosmic jazz visionary Sun Ra, guided by the idea of cosmic interconnectedness, and with the beat at its core, the trio delivered an inspiring set charged with hypnotic cycles emulating the cyclical movements of the cosmos.
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The appealing idea behind the Classic Vibe Squier line is that some players want period-emulating guitars at a price that's substantially lower than what one would pay for either a vintage instrument or a Fender custom order.
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Except Silicon Valley is viewed by many people around the world as not just the hotbed of technical innovation, but also as the place to see the most highly evolved business practices, the models most worthy of emulating.
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Similarly, Jentleson and her colleagues placed some of Finster's sculptural objects on the floor, emulating their original locations in the artist's garden, where they had helped to shape the overall, crafted environment, and visitors could walk around them.
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During a Fox & Friends segment Thursday morning, co-host Ainsley Earhardt asked Lahren what she thought of the Democratic presidential candidates who are emulating some of Ocasio-Cortez's policies such as the Green New Deal and Medicare for All.
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It was only after the album was finished that Banhart realized that in selling a Western fantasy of an imaginary place, they were embodying the willful illusions of the movies as much as they were emulating the Far East.
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It appears that Shohoz's bet on becoming a super app is aimed at emulating the likes of Didi Chuxing in China and Grab in Southeast Asia that ultimately beat Uber using a localized strategy that went well beyond rides.
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Italian Conte is only the fourth manager to win the Premier League title at the first attempt, emulating his Stamford Bridge predecessors Jose Mourinho and Carlo Ancelotti as well as Manuel Pellegrini who achieved the feat with Manchester City.
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Obviously he's like a huge influence for so many people, but no matter what town they're in, someone's emulating Kurt and making it visible, and making sure people are noticing them, and noticing that they're all sad standing around.
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He became only the second player to finish a 72-hole event on the PGA Tour at 30-under par or better, emulating South African Ernie Els who won the 2003 Tournament of Champions with a 31-under aggregate.
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While lindy hoppers today look at those old clips with nothing short of reverence, they are mostly naive to the fact that the dancing they are emulating was a product made to confirm white people's beliefs about black people.
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Users can also activate features with gestures - for example to play or pause a song or video, or adjust the volume, by twisting their fingers, emulating the character played by Tom Cruise in science-fiction detective thriller Minority Report.
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Many fire experts want California to start emulating Florida, where fire departments have for decades set small forest fires, or allowed controlled fires to burn, as a way to use up fuels and prevent monster ones from erupting later.
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Rancy said he was impressed by the new movie but he could see the possibility for some viewers to interpret Phoenix's character as a figure worth emulating, something that relatives and friends of those killed in the Aurora, Colo.
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Meanwhile Delfin also signed on Wednesday a memorandum of understanding with Chongqing Oil and Gas Exchange to help develop a trading platform to the connect domestic Chinese market with international markets, emulating the established benchmark Henry Hub in the states.
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It was on that surf break across the street that the goofy footer (where the right foot is forward and the left is back, as opposed to the more common opposite stance) sharpened her competitive instincts by emulating her siblings.
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Don't believe that emulating others will make you happy; try to be the best version of you and look at the areas in your life that could be improved upon as well as recognizing and appreciating what you're good at.
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Emulating her look on a daily basis is a lot to ask (even Kim has a team of people to help her get ready), but this is a special occasion and taking hours on your hair and makeup is expected.
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Though a league-average penalty-taker might equal the success of these men just by sheer luck, he would only have a 10% chance of matching Barcelona's diminutive Argentine, and just a 3% hope of emulating Real Madrid's Portuguese powerhouse.
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What MG doesn't detail in their Medium post is how the flash drive goes from emulating a keyboard to triggering a small explosive device inside to effectively destroy itself, and any incriminating evidence, when its software-delivery job is complete.
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He didn't have to code or recreate anything to make the video, emulating Windows 98 SE with Virtual PC 2007—it sends its own emails, creates its own files, and changes the homepage to the Homestar animation all on its own.
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And, when wearing gym clothes beyond the yoga studio has become a full-fledged fashion trend, it's no surprise that fast-fashion retailers are taking note, emulating the trends we know and love and providing them in a more affordable form.
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Preventing autoimmune disorders may require emulating aspects of that "dirtier" world: safely bottling the kinds of microbes that protect the Russian kids, so we can give them to everyone and guide the "postmodern" immune system along a healthier path of development.
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Although some resemblances can be found—at times, Trump appears to be emulating Hitler's strategy of cultivating rivalries among those under him, and his rallies are cathartic rituals of racism, xenophobia, and self-regard—the differences are obvious and stark.
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I, myself, come from a divorced home; but both my parents were a part of my life and worked hard to keep me from emulating so much of the criminal behavior I was exposed to when growing up in the city.
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While Border Patrol has access to cell-site simulators, which gather real-time phone location data by emulating cell towers, agents say they've never used the controversial signals intelligence technology to find lost migrants or surreptitiously track them on the move.
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"If we are emulating business, there is no way this document would be brought into a boardroom of any private company for (a mergers and acquisitions) determination," McCaskill told Margaret Weichert, the Office of Management and Budget's deputy director for management.
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The ideal Hallmark Christmas movie — which is absolutely what Netflix's Christmas Prince franchise is emulating — is so dumb that it makes you feel smart because you can mock it while you're half-paying attention and also a little bit drunk.
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Kevin Reiter, who is a director of player personnel for USA Hockey, had the same sort of challenges growing up in Pittsburgh, where he mainly learned how to be a goaltender by emulating Tom Barrasso, the Penguins' goalie at the time.
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By emulating the size and shape of the 2DS, GmanModz was able to fit all of the necessary components required to keep this Dreamcast running inside, including a modified power management chip he had originally designed for portable Wii systems.
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Emulating the interior of the Armani hotel in Milan, Mr. Armani, 83, transformed a drafty warehouse on the Thames into a sleek nightclub, all lilac uplighting, low leather couches and what seemed to be a never-ending flow of Champagne.
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British and EU officials say that May is emulating her ill-fated predecessor David Cameron in touring European capitals and holding face-to-face meetings with fellow leaders, partly in the belief that high politics can bypass the "Brussels bureaucrats".
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Emulating the criteria the museum's founder, Albert C. Barnes, used to display his art collection in ensembles, the new website lets visitors search the collection by visual properties, such as light, line, color and space, filtering images according to aesthetic similarities.
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The 52-year-old mother says she understands that young girls look to Disney princesses or comic book superheroes as role-models, but she wants to make sure her daughter doesn't lose sight of her own identity while emulating these often white characters.
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Emulating President Donald Trump's own language, the architect of Russia's election meddling operation said Mueller's report showed claims of collusion were "nonsense," appearing to be only too happy to add to the fog of controversy churning over the former FBI director's conclusions.
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Gleaning inspiration from organisms for engineering purposes—"biomimicry"—is already a major input into applications for superhydrophobia (like improving raincoats by emulating the properties of duck feathers), so it's very possible the humble alkali fly's extreme waterproofing may contribute to human innovation.
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In further bad news, the tablet's aged specs — beyond the fact that it's literally encased in pasta — mean that it struggles to do much of anything, whether it's emulating Game Boy Advance games or even trying to play a movie on Hulu.
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All over Europe populist nationalists like Mr Strache are challenging moderate politicians, many of whom are adopting a version of the hug strategy by emulating some of the populists' language and policies, or bringing them into government, or both as in Austria.
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I'm just trying to shed that [reputation], where people can realize I'm not that insular, bedroom, only-child guy, emulating the influences that Prince has given me—I can work with other people, as evident in my work with Snoop, Ariel Pink.
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As well as bots' artistic application, their more unsavory uses will be explored; a Disruption Network Lab talk by Tatiana Bazzichell looks at bots and surveillance; and debates will look at their increasing sophistication in terms of emulating human thought and behaviour.
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Emboldened by her success, she embarks on a crime spree of forgery, emulating work by literary greats such as Dorothy Parker (one of the fake Parker letters gives the film its name), Noel Coward and Lillian Hellman, and selling them to bookstores owners.
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The method echoes the so-called product "drops" popularized by U.S.-based streetwear brand Supreme, which helped turn its hoodies into highly-coveted collector items, and which more than one luxury firm is now emulating as they chase a younger generation of shoppers.
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Her videos—so far directed by her sister Molly and boyfriend—fit neatly into the current aesthetic: colored lights, flip phones, the famous pink staircase at Peckham's Franks all filmed on grainy footage emulating what home videos looked like before she was born.
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By seeking to put together an offer for Aramark, Mantle Ridge would be putting pressure on the company to explore a sale, emulating the tactics of other activist investors that use this approach, including hedge fund Elliott Management Corp and billionaire Carl Icahn.
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Yes, "The Walking Dead" is one of TV's most popular (and therefore most imitated) commodities, but programs emulating its formula generally haven't fared nearly as well, including AMC's "Fear the Walking Dead," which covers the zombie outbreak in a different time and place.
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There have been plenty of virtual reality simulations emulating rides and roller coasters, and even some that add physical components to enhance the experience (this one, for example, makes users lie down and flap paddles to make them feel like a bird).
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There's no doubt that Meghan Markle's instantly iconic Givenchy wedding gown will inspire countless brides-to-be for years to come – but whether or not you're heading down the aisle, emulating her royal wedding style in real life can be just as fun.
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Anna Hendricks, 18, of St. Paul, who plays basketball and will be playing ultimate Frisbee at the University of St. Thomas there in the fall, said that for children, emulating a sports star's style is a way to connect to that person's success.
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It has been a hard graft since then, but Garin is finally delivering on the promise he showed when beating Alexander Zverev to win the junior title in Paris six years ago, emulating the feat of one of Chile's favorite sons Marcelo Rios.
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As for emulating, I remember around the age of 11 or 12 earnestly trying to copy certain MAD artists: Paul Coker Jr. especially, since I felt like his art was the perfect blend of cute and garish, if you know what I mean.
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This isn't to say that everyone who identifies as female must be "nurturing," regardless of whether or not she has kids of her own, or that emulating the qualities typically associated with motherhood makes anyone more of a "woman" than anyone else.
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Here's a breakdown of what happened in the women's final of the 43 United States Open: Osaka, a shy, 20-year-old who was born in Japan but moved to the United States at age 3, grew up admiring and emulating Williams.
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MADRID, April 21 (Reuters) - Celta Vigo will have to upset the odds when they face English heavyweights Manchester United in the Europa League semi-finals, but will be confident of emulating fellow Spaniards Sevilla who won the competition in the last three seasons.
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By seizing control of nearly 80 percent of the land that constituted the British Palestine Mandate, and overseeing the expulsion or flight of a similar percentage of its native Arab population, the Israeli pioneers were emulating the model of earlier victorious settlers.
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He is certainly buoyed by the prospect of emulating his achievement of holding all four majors but knows that nothing less than perfection will be required for what would amount to a carbon copy of his most successful 12 months on tour.
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I'm not suggesting that he's some shining model and sagacious tutor, but he did go farther in politics than he had any right to, and a few of the reasons are worth considering and maybe even emulating, if only out of pragmatism.
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It's the only thing that would account for the film's spot-on dialogue and humor, which skewers a handful of megachurch culture's obsessions: growing the size of the congregation, providing empirical "proof" for various Bible stories, and supporting, emulating, and idealizing Israel.
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Both the Ethridge children are preternaturally blonde, and the older — an ebullient girl of perhaps eight or nine — began emulating her father, attempting to capture a still from the video with the blue Instax Mini that she carried throughout much of the opening.
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On Monday and Tuesday, photographs and video emerged of numerous women in the Iranian capital emulating Movahed, standing on street sides or atop utility boxes, their heads bared in open defiance of a rule that has been imposed on women since the country's 1979 revolution.
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On top of emulating the 71-year-old singer for Halloween this past year — with pal Jonathan Cheban transformed into Cher's ex-husband, the late Sonny Bono — she recreated some of the singer's most famous looks in a cover shoot for Harper's Bazaar Arabia.
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The film's eclectic, ambitious, constantly shifting visuals — which range from deliberately cartoony to abstract and psychedelic — are likely to help inspire a new wave of animators to start pushing past the Pixar Animation house style that so many animation studios are now rigorously emulating.
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She's meant to be the Exceptional Woman, the one woman with all the skills necessary to survive and thrive within patriarchy; we're meant to believe that emulating her will serve us better than engaging with the underlying structures that disadvantage women in the first place.
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It appears to be emulating the Apple Watch's aesthetics more and more, although it goes one step further by eliminating the two buttons on the wearable's right side, leaving just a single button on the left for navigating its UI—in addition to its touchscreen.
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"While North Korea's natural resources, geographical location and low labour costs mean its economy has plenty of potential, the likelihood of North Korea emulating the economic achievements of Vietnam are slim," Gareth Leather, senior Asia economist at consultancy Capital Economics, wrote in a recent note.
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If AlphaGo prevails in this week's series, it will be a significant milestone in the history of AI with broad implications for the future of the technology, emulating IBM's historic victory with its Deep Blue computer over chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov almost 22 years ago.
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The West is a recognized construct, both among "Western" countries and among non-Western countries — and especially among non-Western countries, from Russia to China, who have been studying and emulating Western methods since the 1700s (the Russian case) or the 1980s (the Chinese case).
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This paranoia suggests a further evolution in smuggling tactics in light of US Border Patrol and other borderland law enforcement agencies using controversial cell-site simulator tools like StingRays and Triggerfish, which gather phone data by emulating cell towers, in real-time criminal investigations.
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True to her Obama-emulating form, Clinton took a similar tack this cycle when she said during a CNN town hall: I'm the only candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy as the key into coal country.
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Keen observers of messaging apps know that, for all of Zuck's techo-optimism about the promise of Messenger, Facebook is basically emulating the strategy of WeChat, a Chinese messaging app that similarly lets people do things like book doctor appointments and buy movie tickets.
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What is different this time is how domestic sites are emulating the Russian strategy of 2016 by aggressively creating networks of Facebook pages and accounts — many of them fake — that make it appear as if the ideas they are promoting enjoy widespread popularity, researchers said.
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Goethe's first novel, "The Sorrows of Young Werther," is better known, mainly because it represented such an enormous milestone in literary history; the first German international best-seller, it is said to have started a craze for suicide among young people emulating its hero.
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As a cradle Catholic, I believe that we are made in the image and likeness of God, and the very belief in God as three persons in one (the Trinity) might be an example of what we should be emulating, not a solitary existence.
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The East Coast was yelling 'Yo, it's on the way, y'all,' and sure enough the West Coast started emulating what the East Coast was doing as far as wardrobe with the adidas, the sweatsuits, breakdancing–cuz the West Coast is more related to pop-locking and locking.
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Instead, it is in many ways emulating Hungary's authoritarian leader, Viktor Orban, whose mix of nationalism, Euro-skepticism and strong executive authority has generated concerns in Brussels that chunks of Eastern and Central Europe are drifting away from their post-Cold War embrace of Western values.
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Intent in emulating his distant cousin, Franklin Roosevelt kept in touch with suffering Americans by dispatching his wife, Eleanor, into the far-flung corners of the nation to gauge the plight of those struggling through the Great Depression, which she eagerly reported back to her husband.
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This explains one storyline in the fourth episode of the season ("BoJack the Feminist"), in which Mr. Peanutbutter tries emulating Vance Waggoner's bad boy persona, despite the fact that this persona is built entirely around numerous heinous allegations, like hitting a woman with a baseball bat.
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On Monday several other women, a total of six, according to social media accounts, made the same symbolic gesture: taking off their head scarves in public and waving them on a stick, emulating a young woman who climbed on the same sort of utility box on Dec.
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That leadership race will likely be a fight over the party's core philosophy, as the party contemplates styling itself more after avowed leftists like American Democratic primary candidate Bernie Sanders or U.K. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, as opposed to emulating a more third-way labour party.
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Some younger composers who studied the scores it published by Boulez and Luciano Berio said that they assumed it was the composers who had chosen the lowercase titles — and some even began emulating the practice, which they came to associate with the modern and cutting edge.
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Mr. Modi "emulating the father of the nation is an unmistakable image of dedication to the core national values," he said in the statement, adding that because of Mr. Modi's work to promote khadi, sales of the textile had increased by a third from 2015 to 2016.
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While the idea of someone getting inspired and thrilled by the Joker and then emulating him is disturbing, it's difficult to voice that concern without it coming across like anticipatory virtue signaling — or placing an undue burden on art itself to protect its viewers from immorality.
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Whether inventing or repurposing words, in refusing to kowtow to inherited concepts Ms Manne is emulating Friedrich Nietzsche, who said that philosophers "must no longer accept concepts as a gift, nor merely purify and polish them, but first make and create them, present them and make them convincing".
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However, a Treasury official pinky-swearing that such a thing won't be done again is not a credible promise and in no way binds the hands of a future administration from emulating the contours of the Puerto Rican rescue for the next state or major municipality that approaches insolvency.
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Indian immigrants live in poverty, despite the government's promises of assistance, and a young boy (Harvind Raj) is caught between satisfying his angry, education-obsessed father and emulating his uncle, a neophyte thug who seems to be playing out the poses of the television gangster dramas the boy consumes.
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"In lieu of parades, let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day by emulating our Irish friends' national paid sick leave policy," Markey, an Irish American, tweeted Wednesday, linking to a NowThisNews clip describing Ireland's adoption of universal sick leave amid what the World Health Organization (WHO) has dubbed a pandemic.
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Three factors converged this year to make 2018 the eighth straight year that global internet freedom declined, according to an annual report from the nonprofit Freedom House: increasing censorship in response to disinformation, the widespread collection of personal data, and a growing group of countries emulating China's model of digital authoritarianism.
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As two protesters were being escorted from the rally in Tucson – one wearing a white mask emulating that of the Ku Klux Klan, whom Mr. Trump called "a disgusting guy," and another in an American flag shirt — video cameras captured a man punching and kicking the man in the flag shirt.
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In the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Lawson saw a newly-formed DHS ramp up its southwest dragnet: a border-industrial surveillance complex replete with ground sensors, unarmed spy drones, and controversial eavesdropping tech known as StingRays and TriggerFish that surreptitiously gather phone location data by emulating cell towers.
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The potential Democratic field in 260 is already being quizzed about her (Senator Kamala Harris praised her on "The View"), emulating her digital tactics (Senator Elizabeth Warren held an Instagram chat in her kitchen that looked much like one of Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's sessions) and embracing some of her causes.
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Reading those stories now brought me to a depressing realization: The people who said they were going to beat Donald Trump in 2020 by emulating his supposedly highly sophisticated digital targeting operation have instead emulated Trump by turning their campaigns into a lucrative grift for a small group of well-connected party insiders.
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Krysta Svore, who leads Microsoft's quantum-software team, says that the group is also working on reducing the total number of qubits and operations required for quantum calculations, known as "overhead", and on making standard computers better at emulating quantum ones (the group recently hired a world expert in that field, Matthias Troyer).
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Unlike many awards show hosts, Jones was constantly present, leading to some quality moments — including a good physical bit emulating a recent controversial Amber Rose Instagram shot — but most of the comedy fell flat, such as her taped segments and attempts at doing crowd work. http://www.bet.com/etc/designs/betcom/js/share.js
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California's law, which other states are emulating, contains just two major limitations: First, athlete deals can't conflict with team sponsorships (for example, a Duke player couldn't wear Adidas shoes during games if the Blue Devils have an apparel contract with Nike); and second, schools can't pay high school players for their NIL rights.
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But by closely emulating past Terminator models, Miller and company run into the same major problem those films had: they can be extremely repetitive, with a glowering kill-machine charging across the screen as the protagonists blast it with everything they have, or flee through a series of increasingly improbable and dangerous scenarios.
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While the Canadian PM's fortunes this month received a poll bump up to 50 percent, the impetus seems to be an emulating of President Trump's positions on trade, having imposed a 25 per cent tariff on U.S. metal, and a 10 per cent tariff on about 250 other goods totaling a value of $12.6 billion.
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Sometime between the series finale of Gossip Girl and the birth of Kate Middleton's second baby, I gave up emulating the women I saw on TV. For too many of my teenage years, I had found myself struggling to pull off that wavy CW hair and awkwardly speaking in pointed sound bites à la ABC's Revenge.
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But if you find yourself emulating and playing 16-bit games on your mobile devices a lot, and still have a big collection of SNES carts buried in a box somewhere, the Super Nt makes it so easy to enjoy them on a big screen, in all their pixelated glory, that'd you'd be silly not to get it.
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The whole process aims at emulating that experience of figuring out where you want to eat in a Slack channel or arguing over a Seamless order, and in the end whoever has time to run out and grab something will be able to bring things back for teammates (or, of course, everyone can leave at the same time).
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We've also learned from the investigation that key Trumpworld figures, including Jared Kushner and Donald Trump Jr., were, at a minimum, eager to potentially collaborate with the Russian government on revealing anti-Clinton "dirt," rather than emulating Downer in alerting the authorities to the existence of an active Russian intelligence effort aimed at the United States.
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In the fourth beta release of iOS 12.1, it appears that the bagel has been replaced with a new icon that features both cream cheese and a doughier consistency more reminiscent of a fresh, hand-rolled bagel and not the frozen and machine-cut grocery store variety it was accused of emulating in its original form.
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And it's certainly not an underground genre either—at least not anymore, nearly two decades later, when you have the likes of Kanye and Drake taking influence from grime's raw mechanics, kids as far as Shanghai emulating the British leaders of the scene and both Kano and Skepta's albums leaping into the top 10 last year.
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A Mexican magazine featured Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on its cover, with the words "American Fascist" on his upper lip, emulating Adolf Hitler's mustache.
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"Let our just cause give pause to those who would ever dream of ever emulating the shameful shenanigans of these sanctimonious hypocrites who fling filings and letters de haut en bas: when it is we who have the higher moral ground and our letters and filings will hail down upon their platforms, exposing them as bitterly barren barons of moral turpitude," Pishevar wrote.
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Let our just cause give pause to those who would ever dream of ever emulating the shameful shenanigans of these sanctimonious hypocrites who fling filings and letters de haut en bas; when it is we who have the higher moral ground and our letters and filing will hail down upon their platforms, exposing them as bitterly barren barons of moral turpitude.
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"I think what's interesting is the excellent approach of looking at the underlying physiological concepts and then taking these concepts and emulating them in a structure that doesn't look quite look like how a butterfly looks but does the same physics," says Mathias Kolle, a professor of engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who was not involved with the study.
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He no doubt picked up a thing for two in that department from his early heroes like Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis, paying tribute to the years "when rock was young" on the nostalgic "Crocodile Rock" while emulating the style of that era, busting out his best falsetto and miraculously cramming every single syllable of "crocodile rocking" into the chorus.
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Although it did a great job in helping many people (including myself) to enjoy the game over the years, it is not an optimal solution, because using an analog stick is very different on a technical level from mouse movement and therefore emulating it with a mouse does not feel like you would expect or want from a PC game.
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Ghibli co-founder and director Isao Takahata (Grave of the Fireflies) helped Dudok de Wit expand his vision into a feature-length work, and his appreciation for eloquent details can be seen in the final product — though Dudok de Wit makes sure to clarify that neither he nor Takahata were emulating the look and feel of other Ghibli productions with The Red Turtle.
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The guards recently opened a vast museum in Tehran that narrates the story of the Iran-Iraq war as a triumph of Persian nationalism; in the past, that story had been told as a heroic tale that valorized the soldiers of the war as emulating religious figures such as Imam Hussein, the grandson of prophet Mohammad and the third Shia imam.
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Let our just cause give pause to those who would ever dream of ever emulating the shameful shenanigans of these sanctimonious hypocrites who fling filings and letters de haut en bas; when it is we who have the higher moral ground and our letters and filing will hail down upon their platforms, exposing them as bitterly barren barons of moral turpitude.
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Here's an older video from antivirus firm Malwarebytes showing how an adware application for OS X was trying to bypass this keychain confirmation prompt by automatically emulating a mouse click on the OK button: The new issue affecting High Sierra—but also older macOS versions—was found by Patrick Wardle, a former NSA hacker who's now the director of research at penetration testing firm Synack.
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Not only does this particular Olympic sport have an incredibly large audience, but it also has the largest commercial effect Stateside, with scores of aspiring — or even passive — gymnasts across the country emulating Team U.S.A. (GK Elite even has a patriotic capsule to commemorate this year's games.) For a comprehensive look at the evolution and gradual bedazzling of the gymnast leotard, head on over to The New York Times.
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A translator and critic as well as poet, Pizarnik lived between Buenos Aries and Paris, befriending Octavio Paz and Julio Cortazar and identifying with, while not necessarily emulating, the so-called poètes maudites of 19th-century France, among them, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Nerval, and especially Lautréamont (the last lines of her suicide note poem reads: "oh life/oh language/oh Isadore," Isadore Ducasse being the birth name of Lautréamont).
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To market its loans, Goldman has been a big user of non-digital methods such as direct mail, emulating credit-card groups like Capital One and Discover, which buy lists of possible customers from credit reporting agencies like Equifax and Experian then send offers to households across the US. Last year Goldman mailed about 200m invitations to apply for a loan, according to Mintel, about 800,000 every single business day.
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I scrolled through my news feed of unsolicited takes about the their performance, tabloids regurgitating the ongoing Twitter vitriol in real time, footage from an episode of Loose Women in which they dedicated an entire segment to debating the Little Mix performance, despite the fact it is essentially four professionals emulating what we see at 2am in every single club from Oceana to Corsica Studios on a Saturday night.
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We live in a world where people cite Jesus as their inspiration for denigrating the poor, for hating immigrants and gays and women, for rejecting refugees and accumulating wealth, but in a corner of this world, down a cobblestone street in the middle of Mexico, lives a man who spends his days emulating Jesus: He takes in the sick, the haunted, the marginalized, the wicked (cartel members, corrupt priests and politicians, murderers).
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As the mind behind the Trump administration's immigration policy, Miller has gone from praising to Coolidge to emulating him, as Narea has explained: He was behind the so-called public charge regulation, which would have given immigration officials much more leeway to turn away low-income immigrants based on an evaluation of 20 factors, ranging from the use of certain public benefits programs — including food stamps, Section 8 housing vouchers, and Medicaid — to English language proficiency.
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