Jet stream flow across North America on May 6, 2016.
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And the brave Polish fighters began to flow across Jerusalem Avenue.
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The increased flow across the border has overwhelmed our asylum system.
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Stemming the flow across the Aegean saves lives and dents the smugglers' profits.
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Genes did not just flow across the Fertile Crescent — they also rippled outward.
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With free movement curtailed, it will be harder for knowledge to flow across borders.
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ZBx also creates unprecedented visibility to expense and cash flow across the entire organization.
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Food imports continued to flow across the Southern border despite restrictions on nonessential travel.
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The same ripples flow across Asia and Europe, art and technology, war and television.
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In Tijuana, houses flow across the land in a fractal pattern until they abruptly stop.
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Every year more than $200 billion worth of American exports flow across the Mexican border.
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When Dreher speaks, his emotions flow across his face with complete transparency, changing phrase by phrase.
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And while drugs do flow across the border, most of them come through ports of entry.
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The United States has been pushing for data flow across borders in several countries including India.
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To watch BBC News or send online messages to European friends, data must flow across the Atlantic.
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The resulting surfaces are, in effect, self-lubricating—so that even the stickiest substances flow across them easily.
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Canberra claims its stance has stopped the flow across the Pacific of dangerous boats run by people smugglers.
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But machines are aeons away from being able to recreate rhetorical and argumentative flow across paragraphs and pages.
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It's a space that has heated up in recent years as immigration continues to flow across the world.
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And according to the Pew Hispanic Center, the net flow across the border is now less than zero.
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In practice, they may well be Asia's best hope for getting more goods and services to flow across borders.
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Under the hood, Meeshkan says it uses patent-pending tech for speedy partitioning of data-flow across distributed infrastructure.
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Every year, 12 million pints of Cherry Garcia, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, and Chunky Monkey flow across the border.
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Multiple streams flow across the land to the ocean, carving out forested valleys through rolling pastures grazed by cattle.
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While trade will obviously continue in the absence of NAFTA, new barriers could disrupt their flow across North America.
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But given Pluto's low atmospheric pressure and chilly surface temperature, liquids cannot flow across the surface — at least not today.
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The U.K.'s current membership of the EU means that people and goods can easily flow across the English Channel.
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A dog whose stomach had so many fleas you could see them flow across its skin like a thin black liquid.
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According to the United States Chamber of Commerce, nearly $1.7 billion in goods and services flow across the border every day.
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It is not contested that Americans now get their political messaging from vast information networks that flow across traditional borders with ease.
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About 8,000 years ago, the barriers between peoples in the Fertile Crescent fell away, and genes began to flow across the entire region.
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Nearly $1.7 billion of goods and services flow across the United States-Mexico border every day, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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And yet, when politicians talk of "global markets" they are typically referring to the goods and services that flow across oceans and continents.
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And yet, when politicians talk of "global markets" they are typically referring to the goods and services that flow across oceans and continents.
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This represents a tiny fraction of the traffic flow across the world's longest border, which sees hundreds of thousands of people cross every day.
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His solution is to rewrite the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which allows goods to flow across the Rio Grande free of tariffs.
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So the kind of event which might make for worse corporate cash flow across international economies will genuinely reduce the value of being diversified.
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If you have solar panels on your roof, the electrons they produce flow across the electric grid like water, following a path of least resistance.
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Dadaab sprung up in 1992 as an influx of Somali refugees began to flow across the border as the country was entrenched in civil war.
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Images of Rebecca and Jack holding baby Randall, now officially theirs, flow across the screen, as do images of William, trying to right his life.
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Both the Atlas Tanoak truck and its SUV cousin the Cross Sport have LED badges, headlights, and running lights that flow across the grille crossbars.
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It can use fiscal stimulus to increase spending, even though some of the benefits will inevitably flow across borders as people buy foreign goods and services.
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Regulators, fearing money-laundering or other criminal activity (as happens with Bitcoin), will surely set strict rules, perhaps capping transfers and policing their flow across borders.
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How bad is it right now at the border, and what in your mind has to be done immediately to stop this flow across the country?
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He has resisted pressure from Saudi Arabia, his bulky neighbour and regular grant-giver, which wanted Jordan to let weapons flow across its border to Syria.
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Unlike venture capital or hardware, two other important AI inputs, skilled researchers can't easily flow across borders or be rapidly scaled up when new opportunities arise.
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As of Tuesday, fresh produce continued to flow across the Arizona border without any hiccups, said Jaime Chamberlain, president of a distributing company in Nogales, Ariz.
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"This isn't like letting the border wall down and just letting dairy product flow across the border," said Glauber, a former U.S. Department of Agriculture chief economist.
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Once these measures are in place, it will become possible to take the most controversial step: halting the uncontrolled migrant flow across Greece's northern border with Macedonia.
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So from a social welfare point of view, there's certainly something to be said for having high rates of immigration and allowing people to flow across borders.
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Perhaps the president's actions will encourage other countries to come to the negotiating table and compromise, allowing goods and services to flow across borders with less interference.
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Trump suspended the threat last week after reaching a deal with the Mexican government to curb the flow across the border of migrants, mostly from Central America.
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That is enough, thinks Mr Trump, to justify rewriting the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which allows goods to flow across the Rio Grande free of tariffs.
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Since its launch in 2015, the company has seen $1.5 billion worth of produce flow across its marketplace; $750 million of those transactions were in the last year.
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Fears are mounting that a 5G equipment market dominated by China will give the authoritarian regime greater access to the explosion of data that will flow across 5G networks.
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Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, who has invoked articles of the constitution to assume the presidency, says humanitarian aid will begin to flow across the border the next day.
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The spokesman for the American Farm Bureau told CNN that $13.7 million in agricultural products flow across the border daily just through the port of entry in Nogales, Arizona.
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Just as we said with previous Executive Orders on Immigration, the freedom for ideas and innovation to flow across borders is something we strongly believe in as a tech company.
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In the CFIUS bill, government fears of China as an economic and military rival confront the realities of a technology industry in which capital and data flow across national borders.
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All images courtesy of the artist Sickly yellow streams of polluted water flow across the monitors of Kevin Cooley's Golden Prospects, the second installment of the artist's Water Rites series.
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The gaming industry in both countries is subject to close regulatory oversight and the resultant barriers to entry impart a degree of stability to Genting's cash flow across the business cycle.
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This, more than anything else, will fuel European populism in the future, as immigrants flow into Europe from the Middle East and Africa and then, once established, flow across various borders.
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Threat level: Fears are mounting that a 5G equipment market dominated by China will give the authoritarian regime greater access to the explosion of data that will flow across 5G networks.
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Greece, in comparison, saw a significant drop-off in migrants landing on its shores from Turkey, following a deal between the E.U. and Turkey that stemmed the flow across the Aegean.
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Those talks have all but stalled over difficulties in finding a solution to issues such as the future of the Irish border after Brexit and how goods will flow across it.
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Earlier this year, Tencent revealed the first figures for its WePay mobile payments service, which sits inside WeChat and was seeing $50 billion in bank transfers flow across its platform per month.
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A merely "disruptive" Brexit, where goods still flow across borders but face tariffs and non-recognition of standards, would cause a 3 percent fall in gross domestic product, the central bank warned.
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"We feel the measures we have taken to restrict flow across the border to ... goods and essential travel is the important thing we are doing to keep Canadians safe," Trudeau said Tuesday.
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Nearly $1.7 billion of goods and services flow across the border daily, as well as nearly a half-million legal workers, students, shoppers and tourists, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said Monday.
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At Intel Capital, investors tried to be extra careful not to let trade secrets flow across the firewall into its parent company, Intel, in order to avoid a potential conflict, Rueckert said.
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Yet the hope that ideas and technologies would flow across borders like air and be adopted by poor countries, letting them catch up quickly, has been realised only in part of the world.
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"Our solid financial result and strong cash flow across all segments was driven by higher prices, good operational performance and an organic production growth of 5 percent," the company said in a statement.
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"Now, we have advanced our machine learning capabilities such that Alexa can predict customer's true goal from the direction of the dialogue, and proactively enable the conversation flow across skills," the company explained.
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A wall on the US/Mexico border would be a symbolic slap in the face to Mexico, and would likely disrupt the goods and people that legally flow across the border every day.
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"In the immediate aftermath of leaving the European Union goods will continue to flow across the border between the UK and EU in much the same way as they do now," Hammond said.
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If the president runs out of patience, there is a high risk the talks could fall apart entirely, disrupting the $1 trillion in goods and services that flow across the Atlantic every year.
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Nearly $1.7 billion of goods and services flow across the border daily, as well as nearly half a million legal workers, students, shoppers and tourists, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said on Monday.
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With the migrant flow across the central Mediterranean Sea to Italy at record levels — almost 160,000 so far this year, compared with 87,000 last year — there is little prospect of its slowing here.
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After I accepted that I wouldn't be going in the tunnel that day, however, I spent the remainder of my trip watching a harlequin pattern—green and yellow this time—flow across its surface.
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And each day it adds to it, as thousands more displaced Afghans continue to flow across the border from Iran, which has reported among the world's highest numbers of Covid-19 cases and deaths.
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After the announcement of a handshake deal, farmers and ranchers breathed a collective sigh of relief with the knowledge that their products will continue to flow across the northern and southern borders tariff free.
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But Varoufakis also believes that financial reform requires a more centralized financial system — national governments currently have to bail out banks when they get into trouble, even though the euro and investments flow across borders.
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Like Coinbase, my partners and I are incredibly excited about the future of blockchain projects to enable assets to flow across the globe in a peer-to-peer, permission-less and programmable set of systems.
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Hans Büthker, who joined GKN with the 2015 acquisition of Fokker Technologies, will now become chief executive of GKN Aerospace with immediate effect with a remit to improve margins and cash flow across the group.
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Whereas traditional trade is measured based on the value of goods and services that flow across a country's borders, the author's estimates of culinary exchange are based on the value of food found on restaurant tables.
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Others were hoping American consumers' increasing taste for foreign wines - the United State is the world's largest wine importer and, since 2011, the largest wine consumer - will mean trade will continue to flow across the Atlantic.
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China's likely weapon against North Korea would be economic, since Beijing fears a destabilized North Korea could create its own domestic crisis by unleashing a massive refugee flow across the Yalu River, separating the two countries.
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On Friday afternoon, the lava changed dramatically with one fissure ramping up and sending a flow across a road, destroying four more homes and isolating residents, some of whom had to be air-lifted to safety.
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If accurate, however, the testimonies suggest that human smugglers are operating as aggressively as ever on the Mediterranean route even as a recent European Union deal with Turkey has stemmed the flow across the Aegean Sea.
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At the United Nations last month, Mr. Wang, the foreign minister, proposed an easing of sanctions against the North, and China has begun to allow certain kinds of trade to flow across the countries' shared border.
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Trump is buoyed by his self-declared victory following a days-long battle with Mexico after he threatened to impose tariffs unless Mexican authorities did more to stem the migrant flow across the U.S.-Mexico border.
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A content platform giant that, in addition, continues to take a serious beasting for the terribly poor editorial decisions it makes to promote, demote or disappear entirely the information and human stories that flow across its servers.
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If you dive into the tireless fact-checking sites policing the region, you'll find scores more lies from last week, some that flow across both sides of the conflict and many so intricate they defy easy explanation.
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And although there are no street protests about the speed and fickleness in the tides of short-term capital, its ebb and flow across borders have often proved damaging, not least in the euro zone's debt-ridden countries.
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The Obama administration, through the 2013 Cole memo, told the states that as long as they follow some rules (like not letting legal pot fall into kids' hands or flow across state borders), the feds won't crack down.
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China has tread softly with North Korea, in part for fear that making it unstable could result in a massive refugee flow across the Yalu River separating the two countries, destabilizing its own provinces and creating a domestic crisis.
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"A company that wants to fire all of its people in the United States and build some factory someplace else and then thinks that that product is going to just flow across the border, that's not going to happen," Trump said.
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Egypt's porous border with Libya has long been a headache for security forces as weapons flow across the frontier, but an attack on police last month claimed by a new militant group has highlighted the security challenges in the western desert.
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The explosion in immigration to the United States from sub-Saharan Africa coincides with a steep drop in the migration flow across the Mediterranean to Europe after European countries and two main embarkation points — Turkey and Libya — decided to crack down.
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Mr. Trump has also not given up on the idea of shutting down the southern border, a move economists have said would be catastrophic and halt nearly $1.7 billion of goods and services that flow across the border each day.
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The idea, approved by a modest, 16-vote majority in Parliament, involves reopening the legally binding withdrawal agreement in order to water down the so-called Irish backstop — a plan to ensure that goods flow across the Irish border without checks.
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A customs union would allow goods to flow across the border more easily than if Britain left the EU with no deal at all, but it would not guarantee frictionless trade and would limit Britains capacity to strike its own free trade deals.
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When the North American Free Trade Agreement took effect in the mid-1990s, enabling goods to flow across Canada, Mexico and the United States with minimal impediments, factory workers in American industrial communities became vulnerable to job losses as production flowed south.
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FRANÇOISE GROSSEN SELECTS One of the great figures in the fiber movement of the 2221s and 293s, Françoise Grossen moved away from the weaving loom and used rope instead, knotting it and letting it flow across the floor or up the wall.
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Walker also warned of the risks of the U.K. being out of step with other countries' approach to surveillance legislation, arguing that being an outlier might well be counterproductive by jeopardizing the international co-operations needed for data to flow across borders.
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"A company that wants to fire all of its people in the United States, and build some factory someplace else, and then thinks that that product is going to just flow across the border into the United States — that's not going to happen," he said.
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The plan is to provide an alternative for the migrants to paying money to smugglers and risking the dangers of the journey across Mexico, while also cutting off the illegal flow across the southwestern border, which had begun to surge again in recent months.
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"A company that wants to fire all of its people in the United States, and build some factory someplace else, and then thinks that that product is going to just flow across the border into the United States - that's not going to happen," he said.
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More importantly—and intriguingly—though, learning to join letters up in a continuous flow across the page improves a child's ability to retain and understand concepts and inferences in a way that printing those letters (and, a fortiori, typing them on a keyboard) does not.
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That measure, including payments of up to 6 billion euros, or $7.1 billion, to help Turkey manage its refugee population and a pledge to reinvigorate talks on the possibility of Turkey joining the bloc, slowed the flow across the Aegean route to a trickle.
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As the duo sing, "They've all come to look for America," videos of thousands of supporters meeting Mr. Sanders, in different times and places, flow across the screen and divide into squares on a quilt that multiplies over and over until there are too many to see.
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Through a 2013 memo written by then–Deputy Attorney General James Cole (known as the Cole memo), it told the states that as long as they followed some rules (like not letting legal pot fall into kids' hands or flow across state borders), the feds wouldn't crack down.
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As Mexican officials stopped the flow across the bridge to a relative trickle, most of the caravan detoured back to Guatemala to swim the river or buy a ride on the flotilla of inner tube rafts that serve as water taxis to the porous border town of Ciudad Hidalgo.
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Swirling around a red-dwarf star about 183 light-years away from Earth, the distant world sits in a so-called Goldilocks zone—not close enough to its host star to be too hot and not far enough away to be too cold—that could allow liquid water to flow across its surface.
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Whether it be to allow data from a powerful platform to leak like a sieve to malignant forces, or to ignore promises to behave and then pay only minuscule fines as recompense, or to feed endless greed by foisting underbaked companies upon the investing public, or to allow hate and lies to flow across important communications streams with only an afterthought for controlling their toxic impact, or … well, you get the idea.
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