"Eventually [I] ended up evolving into building computing systems, supercomputers, other things on hardware, and then ultimately evolving into lasers, optics and photonics — those kind of things," says Russell.
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The editorial voice of Babe was also evolving into something bawdier.
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Yeah, we are evolving into basically a service, a transportation service.
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But once recognized, it takes over, evolving into an unprecedented apotheosis.
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I also see myself evolving into a more sleek and classic look.
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All of us on Naked and Afraid were evolving into jungle warriors.
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The collection kicked off with all-white styles before evolving into colors.
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He envisions this evolving into a combination of virtual and augmented realities.
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Evolving into its next iteration or disappearing under the onslaught of change?
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Overall just evolving that's where my future lies, evolving into something else.
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Far from being an equal partner, Russia is evolving into a Chinese tributary.
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Controversial gatherings, he suggested, were part of evolving into a major metropolitan area.
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At this point, the public conversation was evolving into a debate about solutions.
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" That movement, Robinson added, "is evolving into something more powerful every single day.
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Gail: There are several Democrats I can see evolving into a winning candidate.
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It is not growing nationwide, but it is evolving into something more virulent.
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But in fact 21st-century twinning seems to be evolving into something more practical.
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Fastpitch, meanwhile, was evolving into a sport played almost exclusively by female college students.
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The danger of a misstep or miscalculation suddenly evolving into war is very real.
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Aviram even sees the device evolving into a sort of artificial intelligence personal assistant.
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To be precise, Mr. Trump appears to be evolving into a kind of neoconservative.
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"We are evolving into an operating model of three business units," Jarana told the briefing.
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Mr Harari envisages an elite caste of Homo sapiens evolving into something unrecognisable: Homo deus.
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Mexico is evolving into a country that's more tolerant of different sexual orientations, albeit slowly.
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The wine industry overall is booming among millennials, who are evolving into a vino generation.
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"It's evolving into more of a luxury neighborhood from a grungy neighborhood," Mr. Shaoul said.
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"America appears to be evolving into durable islands of wealth and poverty," the authors conclude.
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"The modern farmhouse is evolving into something a little bit more global," Ms. Bikoff said.
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US home healthcare is evolving into a massive market for US health systems and hospitals.
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It's fun to start imagining Hedman evolving into a player of Lidstrom's caliber—but also unfair.
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Game developer Jesse Schell similarly argues that video games are evolving into a serious storytelling medium.
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And I've seen the industry; it's slowly but surely evolving into a more size-inclusive future.
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But cities like San Francisco don't seem to be evolving into more efficient versions of themselves.
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A four-party system should not be rejected; it is what this country is evolving into.
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It means SumUp now covers collecting and making payments, evolving into a banking app of sorts.
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Occasionally these shows establish an unexpected reciprocity, their commonalities and differences evolving into a lively dialogue.
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Online shopping is still lucrative for Alibaba, but the company is evolving into something entirely different.
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With its militarily and economically strategic location Derbent thrived, evolving into a major administrative and religious center.
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This is a company that is rapidly evolving into a full-service cloud platform for smaller businesses.
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Not quite lizard and not quite bird, it seemed to show, almost literally, lizards evolving into birds.
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"Several companies were evolving into an individual form factor," he said, referring to the helmet-like device.
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Jackson: I see this once nascent idea evolving into real potential for change at a grassroots level.
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Anti-government protests began almost two years ago, evolving into a broader resistance movement against Ortega's government.
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The flavors were deep and beautiful — dark fruits evolving into the realm of earth, licorice and tar.
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However, recent research led by Shirley suggests that they may be evolving into a totally new species.
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This is all evolving into a type of domestic terrorism and it&aposs only going to get worse.
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"Baby Shark is no longer just a song or video – it's evolving into a brand," said the company.
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But in China broker positioning seems to be evolving into a market analysis field in its own right.
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Many art conservators are evolving into museum ambassadors — the subject of in-house blogs, videos and special lectures.
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Like China's WeChat, it's also evolving into a platform where users do much more than message one another.
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About 50 million years ago, dog-like mammals returned to the seas, eventually evolving into whales and dolphins.
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Back then, it was easier to envision the Communist Party evolving into a more open form of government.
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In Sayonara Wild Hearts, winning isn't an ultimate version of breaking others' hearts and evolving into greater power.
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Her line about two "fierce competitors" evolving into "true friends" became part of her 2016 campaign stump speech.
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At this point, it's fair to say that our '90s obsession is slowly evolving into nostalgia for the 2000s.
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Originally, the company launched as a Shazam-like service but kept evolving into a robust conversational artificial intelligence service.
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"This game was one of those games that ended up evolving into something that happens very rarely," Renteria said.
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Without the asteroid strike, the dinosaurs probably would have continued evolving into new and varied forms as climates changed.
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For better or worse (depending on your view of him), Sanders is slowly evolving into a more traditional candidate.
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Then, the pizza is transferred into a convection oven, where it spends three minutes evolving into hot gooey goodness.
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Corporations involved in the food business are indeed engendering poverty, especially in rural communities, and evolving into near monopolies.
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Slayer is the biggest extreme band in the world, evolving into a juggernaut of success while never courting it.
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More importantly, their future appears murky, despite Wall evolving into one of the premier point guards in the league.
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It's impossible to create a singular narrative of how modern Africa is evolving, into what identity it will become.
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"This is all about the core free two-day offer evolving into a free one-day offer," he said.
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Trendy new cafes have sprung up across Kabul in the past three years, evolving into emblems of women's progress.
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Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm, says only half in jest that it is "evolving into an actual oil company".
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Curtis is going to be evolving into Mister Terrific through the back half of the year, which is really exciting.
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Maven may have started life as essentially just a GM-branded Zipcar equivalent, but it's quickly evolving into much more.
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Twitter's evolving into a live news and video streaming platform that, unlike Netflix or Amazon Prime, has zero content costs.
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The big picture: This movement is evolving into something deeper than mere calls for school funding, teacher wages, and benefits.
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What initially seemed like a one-off feature — outcomes data — is fast evolving into a core offering for the company.
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"Many brands are evolving (into) publishers including financial institutions, and all of them need modern story-telling tools," Prakash said.
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Still, yes, Mr. Robot is finally evolving into the show it always should have been, and you should watch it.
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About 20 million years later, bearlike mammals also waded back into the sea, evolving into seals, sea lions and walruses.
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As the emotions build, the imagery becomes more chaotic, evolving into abstract, energetic animation illustrating Latasha's death and its aftermath.
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But the outrage caused by the police response contributed to the unrest evolving into a prolonged struggle for greater democracy.
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A community has grown around the search for a "complete food," evolving into a database which currently numbers around 6,500 recipes.
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They also won't be artificial intelligences living in machines either, which is what I believe humans are evolving into this century.
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Her work has since become less graphic, evolving into a familial and social self-portrait told mostly in the third person.
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"Zecco couldn't find a path to profitability without charging for commissions and evolving into a traditional online broker," Mr. Reinkensmeyer said.
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It counted Mark Twain, Rudyard Kipling and Winston Churchill among its customers, before evolving into a leading modern package-holiday firm.
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Yet in terms of opportunity, California is evolving into something more like apartheid South Africa or the pre-civil rights South.
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Toyota, for instance, says it's evolving into an entirely different company, one that focuses more on services that move people around.
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Because while Rick is the established leader of Alexandria, Maggie has been evolving into a leader in her own right of late.
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I know they're a real team, but they seem to be sort of evolving into a purely algorithmic enterprise at this point.
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In January, an audience at the New School was treated to a surprising sonic shift: placid jazz quickly evolving into punishing metal.
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As the project has progressed, the dreams have taken on a life of their own, evolving into a form of performance art.
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It's hard to tell whether the US "maximum pressure" campaign that destroyed Iran's economy is deliberately evolving into a regime change strategy.
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I can picture Cage speaking to Bowie between takes, telling him how he sees gaming evolving: into Fahrenheit, into Beyond: Two Souls.
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"It's evolving into not the greatest environment for bank stocks," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment strategist at Inverness Counsel in New York.
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One thing transportation experts have come to agree on is that transportation is evolving into more of a service than a commodity.
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My question is directed to the types of decisions we make as a business as we're now evolving into a more mature company.
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For example, Jung envisions Musio evolving into a "companion," that can help the elderly stay socially connected and live a healthy, independent life.
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" - Speaking to CNBC, 2016 "Rather than justice for all, we are evolving into a system of justice for those who can afford it.
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Amidst a blush-tinged sea, an amorphous liquid shape floats above the water, evolving into endless variations and occasionally dipping into the ocean.
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To eat it was like mystery evolving into delight, as flavors long taken for granted were rediscovered, as if for the first time.
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As exciting as it seemed that "Westworld" was evolving into a Western with life-or-death consequences, the reality has been less scintillating.
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The British choreographer Alexander Whitley trained in ballet before evolving into a contemporary dance maker with an interest in technology and unconventional collaborations.
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The documents are gone, the shelf is the archive, preserving only overgrowth from the White Building, which had been evolving into something else entirely.
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"BP sees the future EV retail market evolving into a model similar to today's where drivers charge their cars in retail sites," Erginbilgic said.
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In fact, we're evolving into a "North American Union" in which trade, investment, demographics, natural resources and many other kinds of integration are underway.
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"The [telecommunications] set is all evolving into media companies in order to remain competitive," said Eric Franchi, co-founder of digital advertising company Undertone.
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Not because I am a die-hard Giants fan who for some reason thinks that the NFL is evolving into a running backs league.
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Gases from the smoke can dissolve in the clouds, evolving into different chemical compounds and eventually falling out of the sky with the rain.
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December 234.5 saw what began as a Wattway, Hannah Solar and Georgia Department of Transportation-sponsored 22018-square meter roadway evolving into The Ray.
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Since taking root in China in 22011, the virus has spread through poultry farms, evolving into a highly pathogenic strain that can infect humans.
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At the firm's outset, blockchain was a major theme, though Craft appears to be fast-evolving into an outfit that invests far more broadly.
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In its heyday it counted Mark Twain, Rudyard Kipling and Winston Churchill among its customers before evolving into a leading modern package-holiday firm.
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With all this, and Crypto trading, Robinhood is evolving into a full financial services suite that will be much harder for competitors to copy.
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"He gets it and the part that he's been playing is evolving into the part that you've been expecting," Manafort told RNC members Thursday.
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But neither he nor anyone else could explain how droplets might have proliferated, growing and dividing and, in the process, evolving into the first cells.
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Since long before the referendum, the Conservative Party has been slowly evolving into one whose supporters are bound more by cultural values than economic ones.
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But as we continue evolving into a progressive society that accepts and celebrates vulnerability—take my word for it—the crooning sad boy will prevail.
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"Rio is evolving into a mini-Venezuela as its leaders find new ways to squander Brazil's greatest oil bonanza," said Marcelo Portugal, a Brazilian economist.
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His paintings are a commentary on the changing and chameleon-esque traits of the living, from humans turning into animals, and animals evolving into humans.
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"He seems to be evolving into a strategic thinker with a game plan instead of a bomb thrower," Bill Richardson, a veteran U.S. diplomat, said.
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Moving towards the first hill, the other side of which was exposed to the "enemy," that low crouch got lower, eventually evolving into a crawl.
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"Prevent social and economic risks evolving into political risks," Chen Yixin, the secretary-general of the party's law and order committee, said late last month.
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Cohn, the director of Trump's National Economic Council, is described by multiple aides and lawmakers as evolving into the administration's biggest policy voice in the room.
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The Alta does need a bit of fine-tuning with that display, but the software behind the device is slowly evolving into something far more useful.
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What began as a call for "conscious consumption" by a few idealists is evolving into a global movement to change the clothes we wear every day.
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This critique suggests that League can't be a ten minute game without changing some of its core mechanics and evolving into an entirely different beast altogether.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Six weeks after a coup d'etat in Sudan, high-profile military leader General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo is evolving into an increasingly influential political force.
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It would've been interesting to see LaVine's career play out underneath Towns and Wiggins, perhaps evolving into a necessary, and highly entertaining, spark off the bench.
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If the shaping process was one of moving from Vila to da Vinci, working with fiberglass felt more like evolving into Walter White-"Breaking Bad" territory.
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The 137 steps became a meeting place for artists, painters, and poets before evolving into a site that's adored by tourists from all over the world.
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Intelligent tools like IBM Watson once cost millions to buy, but they are rapidly evolving into smart, inexpensive "bots" or APIs that undertake specific cognitive tasks.
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They were a diverse bunch, producing herbivorous, omnivorous, and carnivorous offshoots, and evolving into a menagerie of assorted shapes and sizes dated to the Cretaceous period.
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American intelligence officials say the Al Hol camp, managed by Syrian Kurdish allies with little aid or security, is evolving into a hotbed of ISIS ideology.
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China's Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office said on Friday the protests were evolving into a revolution backed by foreign forces and could not continue indefinitely.
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It's evolving into a massive, highly influential get-out-the-vote operation, one that's going to play a growing role in Republican politics for years to come.
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They flourished for over 150 million years, utterly dominating the planet and evolving into some of the most incredible feats of biology the world has ever seen.
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Community cooperatives have been recycling waste for the last decade, he explained, with some – such as the Gisozi cooperatives on Kigali's outskirts – even evolving into big companies.
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Jon and Dany and Sansa aren't really evolving into realistically powerful leaders—they're simply unkillable until the very, very end because they're part of a mystical prophecy.
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Medium is quickly evolving into a powerful, feature-rich platform for publishers, but today the company is taking new steps to surface its best content for readers.
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And with confirmation that Kylie's Lip Kits are evolving into an all-encompassing Kylie Cosmetics line, we wouldn't be surprised if a collaboration were in the works.
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As a social and political issue, privacy has both the urgency and resonance capable of evolving into the sort of struggle that comes to define a generation.
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But the movement's culture is evolving into something that more resembles Occupy Wall Street, or French and Italian "anti-globalist" movements from the turn of this century.
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"Big Little Lies" is evolving into "Big Little Truths," and it's unclear whether that will sustain a long-running story or just a well-made curtain call.
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Mr. Coughran said that he and Sequoia envision Quantum Circuits evolving into a company that can deliver quantum computing to any business or researcher that needs it.
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There are virtually an infinite number of possible universes with different Higgs masses, but only one that has the capability of a evolving into stars, planets, us.
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"We are convinced that AMZN will almost certainly enter the drug distribution value chain within 2 years, evolving into a more disruptive offering over time," Gupte said.
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As such, they've remained part of their respective franchises, evolving into something more like antiheroes, who can be incorporated into the story in new and different ways.
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Snap has always based its product on the idea that images are their own context—that in the mobile era, they're evolving into their own form of communication.
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In the early 2000s, after evolving into the DA, it took power in Cape Town, then became the kingmaker in the Western Cape, which remains its power base.
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Seeing her in that capacity reminded me that she's still evolving into the woman she wants to be in the world and the role she wants to play.
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While greatly truncated, the footage shows a pulsating blob of lines and dots evolving into a creation that knows how its joints and limbs interact with each other.
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With the dinosaurs gone, and with habitats re-emerging, many of these pioneering species would diversify even further, eventually evolving into the 10,000 species of birds around today.
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I agree that streaming is evolving into the "primary delivery system" for entertainment, as evidenced by Scorsese's own "Irishman," which was passed on by major Hollywood movie studios.
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They have put a much-maligned early-season blowout loss to Pittsburgh distantly in their rearview mirror, evolving into a team that plays with pace, vigor and swagger.
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He saw S.P.G. evolving into something bigger and more stable, a full-service ''advisory'' company that could compete with the most sophisticated shops on K Street — and beyond.
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One possible explanation is that its earlier tangles with F1 in the late 1990s were scarring, evolving into the sort of bruising encounter it may be loth to repeat.
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It's unclear if Time's Up is cynically reacting to the blowback it received for the black gowns, or if the initiative is simply evolving into other forms of protest.
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What had started out as a volunteer effort to do some good for his "collapsing country," as he described Iraq, was quickly evolving into a new career: professional gunman.
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It began with months of criminal collusion, which is not a crime, before evolving into treason, conspiracy, subornation of perjury, obstruction of justice, campaign finance violations and other offenses.
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From humbler beginnings as stewards of street sanitation, BIDs are evolving into cultural programmers, thanks, in part, to the pedestrianization of many New York streets in the late 2000s.
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The characters whom audiences have been invested in for so long had been evolving into something new, pointing toward a deeper change for this rich and fascinating fantasy world.
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Dr. Dena Grayson wrote on Twitter that, after spending years trying to develop a medical treatment for Ebola, she is "VERY concerned" about COVID-19 evolving into a pandemic.
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Whether the entertainment value of the booming pro and college game is evolving into a guilty pleasure is a question for fans to ponder as the autumn kickoffs approach.
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That said, Couchsurfing is only designed for short-term stays, it's not very professional and it's quickly evolving into more of a dating/hook-up platform than anything else.
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Ruth, in the early part of his major league career, was a dominant pitcher with the Boston Red Sox before evolving into an everyday presence in the Yankees' outfield.
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Rather, images are evolving into a new language, and as the tools to capture and manipulate them become more ubiquitous, we are able to express ourselves more frequently and fully.
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"Uber is really evolving into a platform brand where we are moving very many different types of goods and services and people from point A to point B," Mahony said.
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This led the Spanish company to add classified ads for rentals, before evolving into a transactional model in 2015 — pitting it against other rental marketplaces, including the much younger Spotahome.
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Outside Trump World, these whispers dovetailed with a sense in the media and the political class that a campaign that began as an odd novelty was evolving into something darker.
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The 6623-year-old war between the Taliban and the US-led coalition in Afghanistan is evolving into a "criminal/narco insurgency," in the words of the coalition's top commander.
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Despite the approval, a performer in a short dress had to wear leggings and an image evoking Darwin's theory of evolution, showing a monkey evolving into a man, was removed.
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Trending Once boring spaces with a few toys and a TV, "kids' clubs" at hotels and resorts are evolving into destinations that your children may actually enjoy hanging out in.
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For 15 million years, tyrannosaurs were restricted to this smaller size before evolving into giants (about 12 feet tall and 11,000 to 15,500 pounds) over a 16 million-year period.
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The report, commissioned by the UN Security Council, outlines how ISIS is evolving into a "mainly covert network" and is maintaining an insurgency in the former region of its Caliphate.
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One thing's for sure: headphones are gradually evolving into more sophisticated, and thus more expensive, gadgets, and the momentum of their sales expansion indicates that it's nowhere near reaching its peak.
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This could have led to the algae flourishing and producing more complex molecules, leaving behind more kinds of degraded steroids than existed before the meltdown, and evolving into more complex things.
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On the contrary, says Cavins, Outdoorsy is evolving into a kind of recreational marketplace, one with many more premium services beyond those it introduced last year, including insurance and roadside assistance.
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Since YouTube was evolving into a whole family of services, and since it had adapted to fit each screen and video format, Bettig and his team experimented with a dynamic brand.
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That might be enough to avoid or at least slow the devastation the Red Angel is trying to prevent, to stop Control from evolving into a sentient intelligence intent on genocide.
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Go90 is speculated to be evolving into more of an SVOD platform, so there's so many different opportunities in place for a media company now on which to distribute the content.
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Or do we want to ensure Iran stays at peace, never attacking the United States or our allies and, in time, evolving into a freer, more normal, and less threatening state?
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Founded in NYC in 2001, Art Battle has spent the last few years evolving into an international brand, with events now taking place in cities like Amsterdam, Tokyo, and São Paulo.
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It's also possible to imagine the steadily strengthening labor market evolving into a full employment boom over the next three years and Trump cruising to reelection on a wave of popularity.
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The star, called KELT-11, is in the process of evolving into a red giant, meaning it's started using up its nuclear fuel, fusing hydrogen in a shell outside its core.
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Additionally, despite our initial skepticism around Liberty Media's/SIRI's interest in acquiring IHRT, we now see, in a best-case scenario, Liberty's interest evolving into a deal announcement sometime this year.
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Museveni has drawn mounting criticism from local and international rights activists who view him as evolving into another African strongman unwilling to give up power in the prospective crude oil producer.
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Take pasta for example, whether it is soba, spaghetti, spaetzle—pasta developed into an international favorite dish by evolving into ethnic variations based on what ingredients were available to each rendition.
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The arc of history too-often results in people who move things forward gradually evolving into the reactionaries holding them back, without any sense of irony that they've become their grandparents.
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When he and others from the Something Awful community migrated to Twitter, they brought their forum's sensibility with them, eventually evolving into the wider constellation of surrealist shitposters known as Weird Twitter.
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He's willing, and able, to make adjustments: His base, once so wide it engulfed the plate, has drawn noticeably tighter, while the deep crouch is gradually evolving into more of a hunch.
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In interviews, dissidents and representatives of Iran's minority Kurds, Baluchs and Arabs said that decades-old liberation movements are evolving into sectarian-tinged struggles, spurred on by geopolitical rivalries in the region.
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And now, it's evolving into a cry for help from the mayor of Flint as well as Michigan congresswomen and men asking for federal funding anywhere between $55 million and $1 billion.
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In recent years, the Disney princess has undergone a radical makeover, evolving into a can-do figure who exists in that cinematic sweet spot between her fantastical world and our real one.
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Not only does it involve a fairly big developer — Blizzard Entertainment also produces World of Warcraft, among other franchises — but Overwatch appears to be evolving into a cultural phenomenon on its own.
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So far, Trump's political interests appear to have led the President to seek to minimize the threat from the virus and the chances of it evolving into an epidemic on American soil.
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Department stores are now several years deep into the the latest round of industry challenges, and the question is evolving into: who will weather the storm, and how long will it last.
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Beginning as an agent of an impersonal government and evolving into a semi-freelance executor of justice, Andromeda's protagonist—the "pathfinder" Ryder—is supposed to be a savvy gunslinger on an adventure.
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You can feel it when an artist is evolving into a new form, like Kendrick Lamar when he gave his first TV performances in the period between his breakthrough album good kid, m.
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Afterwards, the tone of her project shifted slightly, evolving into a way for her to grapple with an incoming president who's unlikely to place as much weight on his decisions as his predecessor.
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You can honor the past while still evolving into something new in the present, she says; it's not hard to imagine her unfurling a banner reading "REMAIN" and cavorting it around the set.
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More and more, these group narratives are evolving into unshakable belief systems that usually take one of three increasingly common forms: Historically in fandom, liking a ship meant just that: You liked a ship.
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Since emerging in 2010, it's spent the last six years evolving into a sprawling three-day affair that takes hold of the metropolis's entertainment district with events in venues and public spaces all throughout.
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But with the growing popularity of paying for everything on your phone, wallets are evolving into something more —now they double as an iPhone case or attach to the strap of a larger bag.
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Anti-government protests began a year ago this week, evolving into a broader resistance movement and the sharpest test of Ortega's grip on power since he took office for a second time in 2007.
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By the late 00s, SoundClick led the pack, evolving into a kind of Myspace for producers and other musicians, complete with profile pages and a chart system that helped give underground producers wider exposure.
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But if they're feeling desperate and don't have a ton of confidence in Markelle Fultz or Zhaire Smith evolving into dependable contributors, the Sixers should be able to fit Love's deal into their space.
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But the Brazilian Social Democracy Party, which had its origins in the opposition to the country's military dictatorship before evolving into a more conservative grouping that now anchors Mr. Temer's coalition, scored big gains.
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As social media created more awareness, and as internet-incubated rap groups like Odd Future came around, streetwear started to become a mainstream pursuit, evolving into the familiar cycle of lines, drops and resales.
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On camera and in fiction, the mobster has spent almost a century evolving into an array of familiar forms; a collection of touchstone characters as recognizable to us as those of Homer or Shakespeare.
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One of Trump's top aides, Paul Manafort, told Republican leaders last month that Trump would start evolving into a more presidential candidate as the campaign headed into a general election, according to an AP story.
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As brands throw products on Amazon to test demand and generate buzz, the platform has become littered with odd, limited-time promotional products, evolving into a paradise for enthusiasts of weird snacks unavailable in stores.
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The San Ysidro Port of Entry still stands, evolving into a more brutal and unwelcoming structure over the years, and is still under construction with new border walls along the barrier between the two countries.
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It announced in a 2017 financial filing that it was evolving into an "end-to-end drone group," and that it would shift away from trying to compete with DJI in the consumer drone market.
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The two papers reported that Trump's legal team is examining potential conflicts of interest in Mueller's outfit, in what appears to be evolving into an unavoidable showdown between the White House and the special counsel.
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ZTE's fate is evolving into a multi-layered drama that encapsulates tense trade posturing between two economic superpowers that are also locked in high-stakes geopolitical maneuvering over the future of a nuclear North Korea.
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But it's 2018 and that same hand signal has been appropriated by the alt-right, starting out as a prank by members of 4chan but evolving into "a thing" because it's been used so much.
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Part of the reason that the clip went viral — before evolving into an all-purpose meme — was that people felt the need to weigh in on whether Driver and Johansson's acting is actually any good.
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While it's clear ResearchKit is evolving into something much bigger than it set out to be, there are obvious challenges that come with expansion, including concerns related to privacy, security, regulation and of course, consumer trust.
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Like "Is this a pigeon?" it, too, started its life on Tumblr, and it, too, started out initially being used as a straightforward form of reaction before rapidly evolving into use as a text-replace meme.
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Ultimate SQL Bootcamp — $24.50 See Details The Complete VR Development Bundle VR is evolving into something far more ambitious than a platform for immersive gaming; it has applications in manufacturing, medicine, tourism, advertising, and much more.
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Porter leads Wizards in wire-to-wire victory INDIANAPOLIS — With plenty of potent offensive options, the Washington Wizards may be evolving into one of the NBA's most dangerous teams, a characteristic they again exhibited Thursday night.
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The social music marketplace, launched in 2008, was the first platform of its kind to introduce formal contracts, licensing agreements, and pay structures, evolving into a kind of one-stop shop for the online-production world.
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It was nearly a year ago that Google announced that it would be evolving into a holding company structure, with a parent company known as Alphabet and different units — like Google, Nest and Calico — underneath it.
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A heroine evolving into a masked hero after getting dumped seemed like a natural pairing for a game that is effectively an album,a medium that is often inspired by and used to cope with heartbreak.
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Rather than maturing and evolving into a reasoned and prudent leader, Mr. Trump seems to be devolving into an impetuous and willful one who does not understand the history of our country, or learn from it.
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It's a small addition, and it's far from game changing — other social networks have been doing this for years and years — but it's a logical step as Reddit continues evolving into a more familiar looking social network.
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"PayPal is a leading global online payments platform that is evolving into a robust financial services ecosystem with an expanding value proposition for both merchants and consumers," analyst Scott Devitt said in a note to clients Thursday.
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Mr. Putin and Mr. Navalny cannot do without each other, and their confrontation somehow is evolving into a state of codependency, whose obvious result is the duplication of the Putin leadership model in the anti-Putin opposition.
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In the end, many associated with the software blamed AOL mismanagement for dooming Winamp to the scrapheaps of history and preventing it from evolving into something that could have competed with iTunes or even a streaming music service.
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Last season with the Mets, Nieuwenhuis noticed that Syndergaard had turned a corner mentally, evolving into a complex psychological force on the mound, creating a lethal mixture when combined with his 22-foot-21.94 frame and physical talent.
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Originally owned by two neighboring families, the site became a grassroots tourist stop that started with nothing more than a makeshift souvenir stand before evolving into a corporately owned attraction that drew more than 100,22018 guests in 22020.
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Demonic Resurrection began as a dictatorship, with Makhija responsible for composing every element of each song, before evolving into a more democratic setup; after that, he decided to take his spare ideas and work on a solo project.
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The vast majority of the infections are easily preventable and curable, but some diseases - in particular gonorrhoea - are evolving into super-bug forms and that are increasingly difficult to treat with antibiotics, the WHO said in a report.
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The rollicking America of my youth where one made his way by wits and sweat equity is evolving into a much less adventuresome place, a collectivist safe house, where trophies are awarded for nothing more than showing up.
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I think we're evolving out of it as a norm and an expectation, and evolving into a world in which there are a number of romantic, sexual, and familial configurations, and that hetero marriage will be one among them.
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Having dazzled in Mad Max: Fury Road and built a considerable amount of hype for the forthcoming Atomic Blonde, she is quickly evolving into a feminist action hero that can play her male co-stars at their own game.
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Latinos are rapidly evolving into the consumers of tomorrow, the workforce of the future, the prospective leaders who will shape every sphere of this nation's economic, political and cultural life, as well as its place on the world stage.
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Rather than being reduced to a game manager, as Peyton Manning was, or evolving into an interception machine, as Brett Favre was in two of his final three seasons, Brady is still trying to add elements to his repertoire.
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"What we see is Amazon evolving into a corporation whose headquarters is virtual and whose physical presence will span the globe," said Charles R. T. O'Kelley, director of the Berle Center on Corporations, Law and Society at Seattle University.
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The zombies themselves have changed, too, evolving into a handful of distinct subspecies: "Homers," as in Simpson, are the dumb ones; "Hawkings," as in Stephen, are the smart ones; "Ninjas" are the quiet ones sneaking up on unsuspecting victims.
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Still, the researchers write that M. furculiferum provides early evidence of a tree-dwelling animal evolving into gliding animals, while V. diplomylos lived a lifestyle only thought to be lived by more modern gliding and flying mammals like flying squirrels.
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It's one of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's crown jewels, an app he acquired for $19 billion in 593 that began as a messaging platform but is now evolving into something more, with a new payments feature already being tested in India.
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And Elliott Associates, after failing to successfully work with Apollo Global Management on an Arconic takeover, is seeking to raise $2 billion for an actual takeover fund — not so much evolving into private equity but seeking to co-opt it.
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In fact, when Pornceptual was founded in May 2012 by Brazil-born artist Chris Phillips, it was conceived as an online gallery for erotic images before evolving into its current form: a sex-positive dance party popular amongst Berlin's queer crowd.
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Creatures living in the trench have adapted to survive the extreme pressure, cold, and darkness by evolving into just about the weirdest shit you'll ever see: anglerfish, flying saucer-like jellies, isopods and lizard fish straight out of science fiction.
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Coincidentally, a series of similar residences started to go up just outside downtown Punta del Este, near the less-populated beaches of La Barra, Manantiales and José Ignacio, a fishing enclave that was quietly evolving into a hub of barefoot luxury.
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In a CNN town hall event Wednesday, Comey built on the devastating character sketch he has created over 10 days promoting his new book, which is evolving into one of the most damning portrayals of a sitting president in living memory.
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Creepypasta is the scary version, and it has both outgrown and outlasted its minimalist predecessor, evolving into elaborate forums where creepypasta fans churn out scary tales for their collective entertainment, just like Reddit's NoSleep subreddit and its extremely popular offshoot podcast.
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Lehrer's winning proposal responds to two major and ongoing changes: (1) California's in a drought, so its citizens will need to find ways to conserve water, and (2) Los Angeles, a city of sprawl, is evolving into an increasingly connected metropolis.
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But through rounds of experimentation (and lots of long conference calls), the tune kept evolving into what you now hear every morning, ending with a set of ascending notes that, as Ben explained, are supposed to sound like an unanswered question.
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If the leaders of Europe continue to shortsightedly choose the wrong side here, or even stay ambiguously neutral, in what is evolving into the epic economic and freedom battle of our time, it will be the downfall of the continent.
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While the collective benefits from the phonological and symbolic profusion different languages offer, objects and sociocultural gestures, both being symbols of power and heritage, provide vast possibilities in which function and familiarity slowly haze, evolving into new visuals specific to Slavs and Tatars.
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When Anne, an academic ally with a crush, offers some help, their relationship turns romantic — which is complicated for Richard, since he's gay and finding that a bad first date with a charming lawyer named Blake might be evolving into something serious.
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A pro-Trump outside group — Great America PAC and its affiliated nonprofit, Great America Alliance — is evolving into a big-money vehicle that could be used by Bannon and his allies against McConnell and other Republican senators seen as unsupportive of the president.
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While Hannah has been evolving into a confident adult (even before she learned of her pregnancy) and Shoshanna is such a grown-up she spends her mornings mocking The New York Times, the wannabe-singer's behavior has been cringe-worthy at best.
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Much of the proceeds from the offering are not likely to flow to Aramco's operations but into the Public Investment Fund, a sovereign wealth fund that is evolving into Prince Mohammed's main vehicle for shifting the Saudi economy from its reliance on oil.
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The soul-searching went on for decades, long after the original errors were debunked, evolving into more parable than fact but continuing to reinforce images of urban Americans as too callous or fearful to call for help, even with a life at stake.
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On top of this, mobile-friendly messaging platforms are evolving into all-seeing, multifunctional platforms, with the ability to send media like stickers, make phone calls, and speak to bots that can give you recommendations for places to eat, among so much more.
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And she is evolving into the future, proudly Tumbling about social justice issues, defending trans rights, and discussing her queer identity and Native American heritage — in other words, she's fully embodying the average fangirl in 2017, just as she did a decade ago.
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What's happening: Global stocks have entered their seventh straight trading day in the red as investors worry that the coronavirus outbreak is evolving into a pandemic with serious consequences for global economic growth and corporate earnings, shocking them out of their complacency.
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In doing so, Mr. Doria is emerging as one of the stars of the Brazilian Social Democracy Party, which had its origins in the opposition to Brazil's military dictatorship before evolving into a more conservative group anchoring the coalition of President Michel Temer.
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She's instilling that same ethos at PagerDuty, which was founded in 2009 to help businesses monitor their tech stacks, manage disruptions and alert engineers before things catch on fire but, under Tejada's watch, is evolving into a service that flags opportunities for its customers, too.
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The fact that these children are being taught to look up to a figure bragging about a real estate deal in one of the most exclusive zip codes in the world may suggest that the American dream is evolving into an unconscious parody of itself.
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I think that Reddit is slowly evolving into a canon for a company for machine learning and NLP [natural language processing] systems, like the state-of-the-art generative model that OpenAI basically trained was trained using a dataset that was seeded off of Reddit.
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Click here to view original GIFImages via Eduardo Soto2016 was a difficult year and 2017 doesn't stand to get any better, so here's the bad news—the ghost spiders have flown over to a remote island, evolving into new species scientists were previously unaware of.
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This new hub is shoehorned into an unfinished office park in Lower Manhattan whose development it has complicated, not hastened — while the whole area has been evolving into a livelier live-work neighborhood despite what's happening at the World Trade Center, not because of it.
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Zaraya sees Kidz Bop evolving into a burgeoning empire: "We're at an interesting inflection point, analogous to where Disney was in the early '80s when they had theme parks and some movies but only a glimpse of what they were to become," he said.
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The news illustrates how The Base, previously a mostly online collective of hardcore neo-Nazis, is evolving into a bonafide terror network with a recruitment structure, a paramilitary training apparatus, and the capacity to covertly ferry members across international borders to fit its insurgent ambitions.
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After seeing how Loki wriggled his way into a crucial role in the Thor franchise following his villain turn in The Avengers, I was half-hoping Hela would get a similar treatment, evolving into something more like a necessary evil or a reluctant ally.
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A bespoke EEA deal for Britain should also be seen in the context of the changing nature of the EU. As the euro-zone core pursues deeper integration, even as some countries stand aside, the entire European project is evolving into a multi-speed, multi-tier creation.
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What's now clear is that there is a very considerable widening in scope of the collaboration between DeepMind and the Royal Free, with the Streams app itself evolving into a more general-purpose clinical assistance function (including incoming features such as in-app messaging, for example).
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The incredible sense of calm that the abstract forms radiate, perhaps an attempt to make sense of the upheavals around her, are quasi-spiritual, a total aesthetic experience that the artist has since recreated countless times, with subtle variations, evolving into mountain landscapes and, later, bright circles.
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"We believe the narrative for this company is quickly changing with the success of Keytruda (a potential $16bn asset by 123E) driving a significant shift in product mix from a large primary care evolving into a specialty biopharma," Jami Rubin wrote in a note to clients.
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In the next epoch, mammals underwent an explosion of adaptive radiation, evolving into a dazzling variety of forms, from tiny bats to gigantic titanotheres, from horses to whales, from fearsome creodonts to large-brained primates with hands that could grasp and minds that could see through time.
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Tech hubs are emerging all over the country; from San Diego to Detroit to Atlanta, cities are eyeing the opportunity to pick up where the Bay Area has left off, evolving into more profitable locales for businesses that are just as ready as residents to head for shore.
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The five houses in the city of Eindhoven will demonstrate increasing degrees of material and structural complexity, beginning with a one-story printed concrete house with steel-reinforced walls and a wooden roof, to be completed early next year, and evolving into fully printed concrete models with multiple floors.
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Since debuting as Gerardo Parra's walk-up song in June, the viral children's tune took on a life of its own, evolving into an infectious good luck charm for the Nationals themselves and the baseball fans, who embraced the track with everything from hand motions to Halloween costumes.
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The Syrian people's six-year uprising for freedom from decades of dictatorship in their country, now evolving into a regional war and global crisis, is proof of two undeniable facts: First, proving the international community's inaction and a failed Western policy in the face of Middle East challenges.
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In 1937, the lab became part of the National Institutes of Health, evolving into a national vaccine factory when the US entered World War II. This is where, in 2008, the NIH opened its first biosafety level 453 laboratory—the highest level there is for biological containment facilities.
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The project had been beleaguered from the start, first from US lawmakers concerned about privacy and Facebook's growing reach, but rapidly evolving into a more existential question: Whether it would be possible for nations to effectively regulate a globe-spanning financial network run by a group of corporations.
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I guess my question to you is, are you just not seeing this current anti-Trump resistance evolving into something that's willing to talk about these issues — whether it's women in prison, whether it's access to polls and the ability to vote, whether it's climate change and so forth.
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Color revolutionChina's Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office praised Lam's move in a statement that said the protests were evolving into a "color revolution," a term coined to refer to popular uprisings in Ukraine and other former Soviet states that swept away long-standing rulers, with interference from external forces.
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The unrest has posed the biggest challenge yet to the prime minister and has taken on more issues, evolving into an expression of resistance against what many demonstrators see as a long-term plan by his party to redefine India's secular foundation and turn it into a Hindu-centric state.
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I especially like listening to them when I don't quite agree (see: their underwhelmed response to Wonder Woman), or when their conversation takes a turn I didn't see coming (see: their distaste for the new Baywatch movie evolving into a discussion of the beach's possible healing properties and its fraught history of segregation).
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It's standard for the creatures in creature-features to get scarier as the movie goes along, but Alien writers Dan O'Bannon and Ronald Shusett came up with a particularly plausible reason for their xenomorph antagonist to keep evolving into more threatening forms: its species has a life cycle, with stages inspired by insects.
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The movie starts out being about a grieving widow (Rooney Mara) trying to live through the pain of losing her beloved husband, but it soon shifts focus to the ghost of her husband (Casey Affleck, covered in a sheet), evolving into a compelling rumination on the nature of time, memory, history, and the universe.
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We don't have a great record of sloths evolving into their smaller modern tree-living forms, but the smallest ground sloths we do see came from the Caribbean, so it's possible these were some of the first sloths to take to the trees, even if they're not the ancestors of the ones we see today.
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Jumping ahead to a million years, a near-extinction level volcanic eruption is expected on Earth, so hopefully, we'll have accomplished the goal of fully terraforming Mars which is estimated to be possible by 100,000 AD. If we're traveling through the stars and colonizing other planets, by 2,000,000 AD we could be evolving into entirely different species.
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And when my second child comes, I will seek clothes that are functional for my child, yes (the necessary evil of snap-on nursing bras and tanks), but also ones that feel like me — like a bold, beautiful Black mom who deserves to be seen; ones that allow me to embrace the changing style that reflects the confident woman I am evolving into.
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Each of the panelists offered a slightly different solution for this sort of scenario: Odds are a student won't make the next Angry Birds Ira Fray, an associate professor at Hampshire College, helped create the university's IP policy for games, which sidesteps some of the larger questions that come with the possibility of a game evolving into a multi-million dollar product.
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The show does not neglect history and social significance: young Cassius Clay evolving into Muhammad Ali; a 19th-century black baseball catcher and a black French cyclist and a modern black West Point gymnast; early female athletes in bulky outfits; two male fans kissing to celebrate a sports victory; and beautiful, muscular champions of more recent times — Serena Williams, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Magic Johnson.
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A: In my previous background I was helping financial advisors adopt social media… the biggest advantage we brought then was education.. and in order to deliver this at scale we need to provide an educational experience We see this interface evolving into something that is as much educational as something as it is to manage money Q: The ambition level – it sounds like you guys are attacking a really big market.
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All was gold, till ego clashes led to their breakup, with Conner evolving into a solo act called "Conner4Real" and Owen serving as his nearly invisible DJ. (Lawrence moves away to take up a peaceful but depressing life of farming and whittling.) After a disastrous sophomore album sinks Conner's solo career, he and his team flail to mastermind a comeback, preferably one that doesn't involve the Style Boyz reunion everyone but the egotistical Conner seems to want.
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Our guides: Jim Rutenberg, The Times's media columnist, who figured out what the syringe really was and exposed the hidden connections that fanned the original, inaccurate reporting; Charlie Sykes, an influential conservative radio show host who has sounded the alarm about the partisan warfare that has left us with no referees who can separate fact from fiction; and Sarah Ellison, a contributing editor at Vanity Fair, who has presciently reported on the possibility that Donald J. Trump's campaign may be evolving into a media empire.
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