RELATED: 25 Exercises You Can Do Anywhere Flow through some yoga When you start to see red, you might want to take a moment and flow through a sun salutation or two.
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S. negotiations on trade don't directly flow through to us.
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All Libra transactions, at least initially, will flow through Calibra.
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Time already exists — it is we who flow through it.
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Blood flow through the previously blocked artery was greatly improved.
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We want everyone to feel welcome here, to flow through.
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Today, 570,000 barrels of oil flow through it every day.
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Her words flow through me, creating their own lasting legacy.
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As a result, blood doesn't flow through the heart as well.
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By 2023, water will flow through a bypass built to last.
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Literally billions of dollars of narcotics flow through our southern border.
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Neither of these factors are going to flow through to Australia.
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The soothing melodies flow through cornfields, street markets and public squares.
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Taken together, the Himalayan rivers flow through at least 16 countries.
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Aside from the buses, traffic continued to flow through the intersection.
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Pump that flow through a circuit and it'll power a device.
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Where possible, aid would flow through poor-country bureaucracies, not around them.
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EVERY day more than 8,000 containers flow through the Port of Rotterdam.
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It will also take time to flow through to tangible metals demand.
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These allow air to flow through the car rather than around it.
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We expect institutional support from CCB will flow through to the notes.
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I had never let the pain of those breakups flow through me.
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Announces increase in private placement from c$1.5 million to c$2.0 million * Ooffering will now include sale of up to 4 million flow-through units at a price of c$0.25 per flow-through unit * Offering will now also include sale of up to 5 million non-flow-through units at a price of c$0.20 per unit Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Or, these savings can flow through to the bottom line and create profits.
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Corporate profits are further taxed when they flow through to shareholders as dividends.
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This means the flow through to Austria has slowed to a steady trickle.
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We believe support from Caixabank would be allowed to flow through to BPI.
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She gets up and keeps on fighting, letting her power flow through her.
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ANNOUNCES FLOW-THROUGH PRIVATE PLACEMENT FINANCING Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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But I did like the open flow through the center from the stacks.
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All good things flow through my mom in my life, straight to me.
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In the somewhat less bizarro N.F.C., the playoffs will flow through New Orleans.
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Blood flow through her brain was abnormally rapid, a sign of severe anemia.
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In a way, the mightiest rivers in the Amazon flow through the sky.
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Announces c$10 million private placement of flow-through common shares * White Gold - proceeds of offering will be used to incur Canadian exploration expenses on properties in White Gold district prior to December 31, 2018 * White Gold - agreed to sell, on a "best efforts" private placement basis, up to 5.6 million flow-through common shares at C$1.80 per flow-through share Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The open cage design lets air flow through so your ears don't get hot.
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"They opened the doors, allowed the breeze to flow through the house," Merritt said.
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EVERY DAY of the week thousands of visitors flow through Istanbul's fragrant Spice Bazaar.
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Profits from sales of those properties flow through a trust run by Trump's sons.
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Congress must not reduce corporate tax rates at the expense of flow-through entities.
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Live production was expensive, and more N.R.A. dollars began to flow through Ackerman McQueen.
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"Acceptance of yourself as an individual will enable songs to flow through," he said.
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The "tone" must start at the very top and flow through the entire organization.
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The flow-through effects on second-stage metals such as copper are still being felt.
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This causes current to flow through to the opposite end, just like in a battery.
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This allows electrical current to flow through a channel between the transistor's input and output.
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The unique design allows the fragrance to flow through the bottle in a "U" shape.
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ANADARKO'S REVISED PROXY SHOWS OCCIDENTAL PROJECTED DIVIDENDS WOULD EXCEED FREE CASH FLOW THROUGH 2022 -FILING
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As government subsidies for tuition fees flow through to institutions they have helped inflate costs.
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Deep learning algorithms have a particular architecture with many layers that flow through the network.
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Unlike the blue whale, eels don't flow through the water, swallowing water and mourning beautifully.
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It will flow through about 70 kilometres of pipes before it reaches the Gerkes' farm.
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"These lower volumes are expected to flow through the remainder of this season," it added.
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Let the thoughts flow through your head, allow them to be, and then dismiss them.
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And there are concerns that monetary policy remedies take time to flow through the system.
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One example is the promise that American cash and credit would flow through the country.
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Without it, Venezuela's gummy production cannot easily flow through pipelines to refineries and export terminals.
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Federal voucher dollars flow through local agencies incentivized to get people housed as quickly as possible.
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They flow through the blood and cause the heart to beat faster and stronger, Ho said.
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It's finding your dignified, inherent place in its flow, through using myth, metaphor, ritual, chanting, meditation.
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And, more importantly, opening up the potential for many more ad dollars to flow through it.
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To this day, Chamaillard collaborates creatively with her subjects, allowing divine inspiration to flow through her.
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Transportation leaders also discussed how they want to see infrastructure dollars flow through states and cities.
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"I made this one so the air can flow through all the spaces," Mr. Kuehnle said.
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Wheatley said gas can still flow through the affected pipes, except sections that were shut in.
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"I have always let information flow through my head like water through a hose," he writes.
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The flow through these lines is impeccable, handling the turns on the beat with graceful steering.
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His budget would let poisons flow through American rivers and be belched into the sky overhead.
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"[Flow through shares] were what really created that huge mining exploration industry in Canada," he argued.
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Increases size of bought deal financing to $80 million * Leucrotta Exploration Inc- underwriters have agreed to increase size of bought-deal financing * Leucrotta Exploration - aggregate gross proceeds from increased common share financing and flow-through share financing will be approximately $80 million * Leucrotta- will now issue 33.3 million shares at $2.25 per share;1.9 million common shares to be issued on flow-through basis at $2.70 per flow-through share Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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We see the tesseract's powers flow through Carol, essentially turning her from a human into half-Kree.
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The images that flow through the video, and the text that accompanies them, do register as important.
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But the implications may well prove even more significant than a flow-through into metal ingot pricing.
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The interior side of the stones is etched to show how the forces flow through the structure.
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"When you have that happen, it can squeeze margins until your price increases flow through," Sutton said.
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On these humid areas, it opens tiny pores to let the air flow through, cooling the skin.
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Electricity, heat, water, communications and waste from the entire island flow through it and are controlled centrally.
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If crude ceases to flow through Belarus and Poland, it cannot reach customers further west, in Germany.
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Because these organizations are flow-through entities, the owners, partners, and shareholders pay taxes on the income.
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Once I knew we were doing it, there was just a tremendous flow through the whole thing.
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In other words, the money changing hands from buyer to seller doesn't flow through the FlareAgent platform.
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You're definitely going to feel music flow through you, so maybe don't indulge too much before playing.
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All being well, the benefits will flow through by 2020, enabling BNP to meet its ROE target.
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Flow-through funding allows companies to pass on to investors tax deductions related to exploration or development.
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More than 70 percent of all imports and 75 percent of all exports flow through America's ports.
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Translation: Visa is paying PayPal for increasing the amount of PayPal transactions that flow through Visa pipes.
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When Jenner is in margarita mode, ideas for pranks just flow through her like water (or … tequila).
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Alberta is the source of the oil that was set to flow through the Keystone XL pipeline.
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Two miles of the river flow through the ranch, offering opportunities for fly fishing, rafting, and floating.
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"It's just like holding your fingers up against the water and letting it flow through," he said.
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It takes some time for lower mortgage rates, if they last, to flow through to consumers' wallets.
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Announces $2.5 million bought deal private placement flow-through shares Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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There is only one outlet - to Saudi Arabia, so all exports must flow through there, said Abdullah.
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Brad Dixon can cycle at superhuman speeds, climb steep inclines, bank corners, and flow through downhill sections.
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Bahar Yürükoğlu: Flow Through ran March 30–May 15 at ARTER (İstiklal Cadesi No 211, Beyoğlu, İstanbul).
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Waves from the investigation continue to wash detritus to shore as cases flow through the court system.
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"Atmospheric rivers" are much like what the term suggests: streams of moist air that flow through the atmosphere.
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But part of what makes Zika transmission so unsettling is that it can flow through us so stealthily.
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More water needs to flow through system The EPA says anything over 15 parts per billion is unsafe.
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The trillions that flow through financial markets every day are also a tempting target for cyberwarfare and cybercrime.
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Changes in the property market take time to flow through to the rest of the economy, he said.
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Extrusion is the process of shaping aluminum by forcing it to flow through an opening in a die.
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Words flamed out of him all the time, seeming to make electricity flow through his wild red hair.
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Both materials allow oxygen and blood to flow through the printed tissue, keeping it alive within its host.
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However, I flow through the practice with more ease than usual and notice that I am getting stronger.
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"We can shut down the flow through the canals so you don't get saltwater in there," he said.
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The temporary fix will give crews time to redirect the water flow through a backup line, Trantalis said.
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As staff secretary, Mr. Porter handled the reams of sensitive documents that flow through the president's office daily.
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In Fitch's view, this support would flow through QNB to CBI given the role it plays for QNB.
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But until then, few players could force game action to flow through their own intentions better than Rondo.
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Those higher prices flow through to the cost of other goods and services, from transportation to electric bills.
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It said it had made improvements that would take time to flow through to its pipeline and revenue.
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Premera is one of the few to even claim that its tax benefits will flow through to consumers.
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Many Australians will also be getting a tax giveaway from this month, which could flow through to consumption.
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At its height, nearly 70 percent of all Bitcoin transactions were said to flow through Mt. Gox's servers.
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Mjolnerparken's fortress-like courtyards will be opened up, to allow more flow-through to the wealthier surrounding areas.
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Every year, vast amounts of exotic animal products, like shark fins and elephant ivory, flow through Hong Kong.
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Fortunately, Luger's a major proponent of sharing: art, ideas, and resources all flow through him like a conduit.
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As a way to support asteroid mining efforts in this country, Boucher points to the flow-through share.
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Roughly 8,000 miles of streams and rivers flow through a state dotted by 2,000 or so lakes and reservoirs.
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This includes his claims that the benefits of tax cuts to big business would eventually flow through to them.
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He's lurking in the shadows like an ex-pimp Emperor Palpatine: Yes, let the anger flow through you Sansa!
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He is expecting these start-ups to see a valuation correction in 2017 which could flow through to Twitter.
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On Queen of the South, the border is realistically porous: People and drugs flow through, but so does power.
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WE'LL STILL RETURN 73% OF OUR FREE CASH FLOW THROUGH A COMBINATION OF BUY BACKS AS WELL AS DIVIDENDS.
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Join more than 3,000 attendees from more than 50 countries as they flow through Startup Alley, our exhibition floor.
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Goldman contends that the flow-through effects of this renewed "old economy" credit surge haven't even really begun yet.
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All these costs flow through the lifecycle of a building, ultimately impacting affordability and access for homeowners and renters.
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Rife was an expert in architectural acoustics, helping to design the way sound would ebb and flow through buildings.
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"Since we've launched, we've had hundreds of millions, close to a billion dollars, flow through the platform," he said.
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"We're seeing that flow through to stock prices falling and yields across the globe plummeting as well," Arone added.
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The oil gets dissolved in a cocktail of chemicals, called diluent, to allow it to flow through a pipeline.
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"We're seeing that flow through to stock prices falling and yields across the globe plummeting as well," he said.
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Any data that's shared will require a user's permission and does not flow through Apple's servers, the company said.
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Closer to Paris, smaller dams help regulate the flow through the capital, much like speed bumps on a road.
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We expect that support from the Chinese sovereign (A+/Stable) would flow through ICBC to ICBC Asia, if needed.
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Plus, they allow your ideas to flow through your fingertips, thanks to their vibrant touch screens and attached keyboards.
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As the 200,000 gallons of recirculating water flow through the model, the researchers experience the unexpected in real time.
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Until that happens, however, about 12 million cubic meters of sewage continue to flow through the valley each year.
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As these flow through to the bottom line, Ericsson will rely less on new expense cutting programs, Ekholm said.
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Barring court intervention, oil from the Bakken fields in western North Dakota could flow through the pipeline this spring.
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This has limited the continent's importance in producing the diesel, gasoline and jet fuel that flow through global markets.
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All underwent physical exams and three-dimensional ultrasound, an imaging system that evaluates blood flow through the blood vessels.
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The same electricity that flowed through his arm would also flow through the wire — and that he could measure.
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The United States could be looking at an "earnings recession that could flow through to an economic recession," Hodge said.
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And though we don't know it yet, this is the film's heart, the moment every subsequent action will flow through.
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The images, language and most other data that flow through them come from the physical world and reflect its qualities.
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A torrent of blue-green water rushed through into the Tuolumne River and began to flow through the Central Valley.
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Creative energy must flow through every department, and it's up to your boss to foster an atmosphere that encourages this.
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As we move into the colder months, the planets ebb and flow through their paths, both direct and in retrograde.
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People and goods would flow through without stopping, leaving all the formalities to take place electronically and out of sight.
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Barry was co-owner of a company established to have the family's money flow through, per the New York Times.
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By changing the rate at which the liquids flow through the engine, you can hasten or slow a rocket's acceleration.
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The plan also calls for modernizing the U.S. electric grid to allow more renewable power to flow through the system.
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In that endeavour, Foucault showed how the past continues to flow through the present, and how it affects the future.
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Heart disease makes it difficult for blood to flow through the heart -- and can often lead to a heart attack.
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On normal difficulty levels, it's decidedly on the easy side, which keeps a decent flow through most of the game.
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Everything's got to flow through your key people, and if it doesn't do that, you're going to have enormous problems.
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Overlock stitching: This is the most basic stitching, and it will let water flow through your suit like Victoria Falls.
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Here's how it works, as explained by MIT: Bacteria is placed in the capsule, which allows molecules to flow through.
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When it's operating at maximum capacity, some seventy-five thousand cubic feet of water will flow through it every second.
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Abiomed's Impella heart pumps were first approved earlier in 2008 to maintain blood flow through the body during heart surgeries.
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This meant, among other things, that traffic would flow through an intersection of Riviera Beach streets named after the Rev.
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Some 21 million barrels of oil exports flow through the strait every day, according to the US Energy Information Administration.
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In the center of the pod there is a small metal cylinder that allows air to flow through the pod.
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They help air flow through the market thanks to their varying heights, and provide solar and thermal protection for produce.
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With continuous manufacturing, quality is monitored non-stop by equipment that tests the chemicals as they flow through the system.
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That could have allowed magma at the site to flow through an established pathway toward the lower east rift zone.
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Bigotry and meanness flow through every moment like an underground stream, but kindness is always possible, and so is beauty.
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At 432 Park Avenue, clusters of unoccupied sections throughout the tower allow wind to flow through and stabilize the building.
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The best socks support you where you need it, prevent blisters, and improve blood flow through your legs and ankles.
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But even as the raw materials chain tightens, there is little evidence of flow-through to the refined metal market.
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Bone-free and shape-shifting, octopuses' "body of pure possibility" lets them flow through cracks the width of their eyes.
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This keeps your socks in place, and the front ribbing allows air to flow through to cool your skin's surface.
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Interplanetary missions have long observed less energetic Alfven waves, which are ripples that flow through magnetized plasma from the Sun.
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Partial upgrading reduces the thickness of oil sands bitumen, allowing it to flow through pipelines without having to be diluted.
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Bitumen extracted from the oil sands has to be diluted with ultra-light hydrocarbons so it can flow through pipelines.
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Extrusion is the process of shaping material, such as aluminum, by forcing it to flow through an opening in a die.
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It's not enough for it to flow through machinery without clogging it, it also needs to taste and feel just right.
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Eventually, after waiting on the sidelines and watching travelers flow through with success, I'd be told I had been let in.
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As the "lost in translation" conversation unfolds, anger, frustration, tenderness, generosity, and rage all flow through the interactions between these men.
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When I hit a ball with a toy block, and the ball flow through the ground like a graboid, I giggled.
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The survey also predicted that 80 percent of JP Morgan's clients' trading volume would flow through electronic trading channels by 2020.
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The KRG government said oil continued to flow through the export pipeline, and it would take no steps to stop it.
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Processes designed to make banking safer have created new vulnerabilities: large amounts of money flow through certain key bits of infrastructure.
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Instead, their profits flow through to the owners, partners and shareholders, who pay taxes on them through their individual tax returns.
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But until very recently any flow-through impact on the refined metal part of the zinc supply chain has been elusive.
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The company uses a statistic called gross merchandise value that measures the monetary worth of transactions that flow through its services.
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The grid design adjusts to your body's movements and pressure points and leaves room for air to flow through the mattress.
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The gentle cadence of their breathing bathes the space in a soft but constant energy as they flow through different postures.
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Themes of civil rights, freedom, war, personal grief, and identity flow through each of the six songs produced by the artists.
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Certainly, all access to the artist came to flow through Mr. Thomas, who could be rude in defending his boss's privacy.
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Mr. Daily said that he and others will continue to push for the stream to flow through the heart of Butte.
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If they fail, oil will flow through the Crumly property, in a grassy strip between where cows wander and corn grows.
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That increase in the value of Google's investment in Uber, around $4.5 billion, would have to flow through Alphabet's income statement.
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Made of 100% recycled vinyl, the hose has a clog-resistant fabric cover that allows the water to flow through easily.
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The fender flares themselves, which have openings to allow air to flow through them, are made from carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic.
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The company often boasts that its partnership program is so robust, 95% of Microsoft&aposs overall commercial revenues flow through partners.
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I wanted the longest puzzle slots (not including the revealer) to contain rebus squares, while preserving good flow through the grid.
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They breathe through tiny tunnels from exterior holes called spiracles that allow the air to flow through tunnels into their bodies.
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The Venezuelans blended the lighter American oil with their own thick crude oil so it could flow through pipelines to ports.
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It suggests that hospitals should study a patient's "flow" through the building much as a car is monitored through the production line.
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Even if there is some success on this front, it likely would not flow through to contractor financial results for some time.
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Image: GettyBoasting 9 million weekly users, troves of information flow through workplace chat app Slack from inside tens of thousands of companies.
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Extrusion is the process of shaping aluminum by forcing it to flow through an opening in a die used to produce shapes.
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We carry these stories with us, and they flow through the walls of the salon, and everyone shares them with one another.
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While the raw materials segment of the supply chain is loosening rapidly, the flow-through to refined metal production is proving problematic.
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Moving the heavy crude from production fields requires mixing it with some form of diluent that allows it to flow through pipelines.
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When the plaque breaks off or ruptures, a blood clot can form and block blood flow through the artery to the heart.
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At the same time, the filers allow two-and-a-half times more purified air to flow through, compared to traditional filters.
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Mrs Merkel has belatedly acknowledged that NS2 has a political dimension, and now insists that gas must continue to flow through Ukraine.
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The v-shaped fin has multiple holes drilled through it to allow water to flow through the unit as the swimmer kicks.
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The winds get even stronger when they flow through the canyons, kind of like when winds strengthen between buildings in a city.
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More water would flow through the system as a whole, so some water would inevitably flow into the ocean, as Trump notes.
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But it is key for global LNG trade since almost 20163 percent flow through the sea, the U.S. Energy Information Administration reports.
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GRAPHIC: The impact of Chinese stimulus is due to take six to nine months to flow through to demand for industrial metals.
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Forty-three percent of transactions that flow through Square's payment pipes now come from businesses with annual sales of more than $125,000.
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The complicated misogyny and Islamophobia that flow through the French writer Michel Houellebecq's novels are greeted with a wink and a shrug.
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The band has always excelled at finding emotional catharsis in intimate, quiet moments but here, the arrangements seamlessly flow through the tracklist.
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Once he made the initial incision down the length of the scarred pericardium, the blood flow through the heart more than doubled.
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The trouble is that when the profit does flow through to unit holders, they don't value it as highly as they might.
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Two centuries of his country's rhythms flow through the fingers of João Bosco, one of Brazil's most fabled guitarists, singers and composers.
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Still other accounts Tucker had were left open, allowing another $176 million from the payday lending scheme to flow through the bank.
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CreditCreditAnnie Tritt for The New York Times When the testosterone started to flow through her system, Jessica Sunderland felt the changes immediately.
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"Named after her grandparents — Mario & Teresita — their love will forever flow through her and protect her and all of my kids," he shared.
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Though rigorous, much of her choreography is silky; instead of being powered by muscles, it seems to flow through the body like liquid.
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Ivory and illegal animals regularly flow through this civil war-torn nation that advocacy groups say has become a critical hub for traffickers.
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Almost as painful is the ban on the sale of diluents to PDVSA, without which its thick oil will not flow through pipes.
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Waters have receded from the high point of 6 feet in the structure but continue to flow through the house about shin deep.
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During the day, at times when demand for electricity is high, this water can be released to flow through turbines and generate electricity.
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Considering that over 90 percent of North Korean exports flow through China, Beijing has been the one to enforce Washington's "maximum pressure" policy.
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In addition, more than 30 percent of all streaming ad impressions now flow through Roku, the company claims, citing Freewheel Q2 internal data.
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Not only will the sun beam here until the 20th, but also your ruler Venus will flow through your sign until the 25th.
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Pollution now trumps that policy and the resulting flow-through impacts will affect pretty much everything, not just in the "2+26" cities.
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While drugs do flow through Mexico, they also flow throughout the United States, feeding one of the biggest drug markets on the planet.
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This will take several months to flow through the system, meaning that the good times for exporting miners will last a while yet.
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ANNOUNCES $3 MILLION PRIVATE PLACEMENT * ATAC RESOURCES LTD - PRIVATE PLACEMENT OFFERING OF UP TO $3 MILLION, TO CONSIST OF SALE OF UP TO 5 MILLION FLOW-THROUGH SHARES AT PRICE OF $0.60 PER SHARE * ATAC RESOURCES LTD - FLOW-THROUGH FUNDS WILL BE USED TO FINANCE APPROXIMATELY 10,000 METERS OF DIAMOND DRILLING AT ATAC'S OSIRIS PROJECT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Even formal questions for the record, passed along when agency officials fail to respond sufficiently in committee hearings, must flow through the majority's office.
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The paper describes how these hippo pools periodically "flush" into the rest of the river, causing lots of oxygen-free water to flow through.
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"Management's track record on costs – meeting guidance each of the last four years – gives us confidence that revenue upside will flow through to earnings."
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The Pentagon's range of recommendations will now have to flow through the President's new National Security Advisor, General H.R. McMaster, appointed by Trump Monday.
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Because product supplied is calculated as a residual, any errors measuring production, imports, exports and stockpiles flow through directly into errors in implied consumption.
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Iraqi oil officials say there are no plans to resume oil flow through the Kurdish-owned pipeline, as no agreement has been reached yet.
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The funding for traditional populations — pregnant women, children, the elderly, the disabled — would continue to flow through Medicaid but under a new spending cap.
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Unlike full immersion methods where time is controlled, flow-through brew times depend on the grind size since the grounds control the flow rate.
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"The movement of the currency will flow through to the prices on the high street relatively quickly," Carney told the BBC in an interview.
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DRA is injected into pipelines to reduce the contact between the oil and the wall of the pipe, allowing more crude to flow through.
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Answer: a new pipeline and pump station downstream to regulate the water flow through the dam's electric generators, cycling water back to the top.
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Because Mueller's powers flow through the Justice Department's internal rules, he has far less leeway to make reports available to Congress or the public.
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In Fitch's view, this support would ultimately be provided by the state and flow through BH, given BH's weak creditworthiness on a standalone basis.
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Half of that business is estimated to flow through Dandong, a boom-and-bust city whose fortunes are tied to trade with North Korea.
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It was not unusual for tens of millions in Treasury bills and certificates of deposit to flow through his personal bank accounts each month.
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Iraqi oil officials said there were no plans to resume crude flow through the Kurdish-owned pipeline, as no agreement had been reached yet.
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" Added David Plouffe, CZI's head of policy and President Obama's former campaign manager: "Her empathy, her heart — that's going to flow through the organization.
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According to Customs and Border Protection's own data, most illegal drugs flow through the ports — hidden in seats, tires and other parts of vehicles.
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In a 2015 paper published in the journal eLife, Israeli scientists hooked up volunteers to devices that measured the air flow through the nose.
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Compression socks are a good option if you want to improve blood flow through your legs and ankles, or you want additional arch support.
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BSEE granted 18 waivers freeing companies from a rule prohibiting rig workers from welding while oil and gas continued to flow through a rig.
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Another area being looked at is palm vein-scanning, a technology that Roat said reads the pattern of blood flow through a person's palms.
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For all its great unifying power—the shared hopes and sorrows that flow through it—popular sport always reflects a society's frictions and imbalances.
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The next, it felt as if someone had stuffed a large bead into my tracheostomy tube, leaving no gaps for air to flow through.
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In the years following the Purdue case, Judge Stephens watched the wreckage of opioid addiction flow through McDowell County Circuit Court: burglaries, robberies, assaults.
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The year's previous bridge is cut free and plunges into the Apurímac River below, swept away in the currents that flow through the Andes.
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It was the perfect place to begin dialing up that mounting sense of dread that he so desperately wanted to flow through the game.
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The latter reportedly allowed 200 billion euros to flow through its Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015, most of which was deemed to be suspicious.
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But dams are built with specific maximum flow rates because if you let too much water flow through a dam, you can flood areas downriver.
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Once the debris is removed from the lower channels, the DWR can restart flow through the dam itself and switch the hydroelectric plant back on.
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It also incorporates a type of tiny glass beads that break apart and let the entire ink flow through a printing nozzle before solidifying again.
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HHS has a goal of having 50 percent of traditional Medicare payments flow through alternative payment models by 2018; the rate currently is 30 percent.
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That would immediately boost the yields on long duration Japanese government bonds, and the ripple effect could flow through all global sovereign debt, including Treasurys.
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One of the biggest hurdles was designing a medium that could flow through all of the system's components, acting as blood does in the body.
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When James was around one month old, his vet discovered James' navel had not closed off, causing urine to flow through and cause an infection.
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I.e. does all information flow through Kelly, or do certain officials, such as Anthony Scaramucci, Jared and Ivanka, continue to answer only to the President?
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Another catalyst can be found in the surge in WTI oil due to tighter inventories corresponding with less flow through the Keystone pipeline from Canada.
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It said on Wednesday it planned to take steps to generate an additional $50 million in cash flow through improved working capital and other measures.
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Wall Street doesn't appreciate Boeing's "production sweet spot," which should carry core earnings per share and free cash flow through 2020, Cowen research said Friday.
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"These are core corporate governance issues," she tells CNBC Make It. The "tone" must start at the very top and flow through the entire organization.
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Goldman believes the effect of easier monetary policy will flow through with a lag of about three quarters, which sets up for a strong 2020.
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Close listening reveals them as surprisingly natural bedfellows: slipstreams of heavily processed sound flow through both, with emphasis on careful builds and beautiful cresting moments.
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Hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil a day flow through a pipeline in Turkey from northern Iraq, connecting the region to global oil markets.
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So far, the company has seen $700 billion of transactions flow through the platform, and roughly 40% of those deals were exclusive to the company.
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How she heals: Much of Ms. Javitch's work focuses on "creating flow through the body," which refers to emotional flow as well as digestive flow.
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When you look at the pay-for on this, people are underestimating the second order, economic benefits of having this money flow through the economy.
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The doctor placed a small structure in each patient's blood vessel to open it up, which allowed blood to flow through, according to the report.
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Central bank data shows while 90 percent of such earnings already flow through local banks, only 15 percent of these funds are converted to rupiah.
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Although the so-called Balkan route to Western Europe was shut last year, migrants continue to flow through Serbia to its northern border with Hungary.
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The two districts sit in a semi-arid area of the country, but streams from the lush highlands flow through it, making irrigation a good option.
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Lampert has been accused by some of stripping the company's business to pay its debt, when its ability to generate sufficient cash flow through operations faltered.
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While we may see their taxable income from business interests flow through to the tax return, we don't learn as much about income erased by deductions.
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But just before the firing shut off, the nozzle of the OmegA engine — the large cylindrical cone that the gas and fire flow through — seemingly exploded.
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Since some 70% of basic commodities and relief aid flow through Hodeidah, keeping the port open is essential to staving off even more widespread food insecurity.
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Because the Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the greenback, any interest rate hikes in the U.S. are likely to flow through to the protectorate's economy.
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But while the network itself is now essentially complete, Team Telecom has yet to make a decision on whether data can start to flow through it.
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The treaty also stated that upper riparian India could build run-of-the-river projects only on the Indus, Chenab and Jhelum, which flow through Kashmir.
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Soldiers, artists, socialists and prostitutes flow through the bar where they are confronted by the frenetic Marriner and Christine Foskett (Kate Fleetwood), the club's congenial host.
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That excess energy that can't easily flow through the steel becomes heat, and the bit glows white hot until it can't hold itself up any longer.
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Both companies have recorded strong operational results as the market improved, which Fitch expects to flow through to strong financial results of their commercial vehicle segments.
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About 137 million cubic feet of gas was due to flow through the meter outside the plant on Tuesday, according to Thomson Reuters Analytics flow data.
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Sometimes the father of the bride will also pour water into his daughter's hand, which will then flow through her fingers into her future husband's hand.
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Their analysis found that although the highest number of drug arrests involve marijuana, some key differences drive racial disparities that flow through the criminal justice system.
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Amplify support to the Turks to help them in their mission to tamp down the foreign fighter flow through their country to ISIS in neighboring Syria.
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The greater the distance between two legs, the greater the chance that electricity will try to flow through them, and the stronger that charge will be.
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"Our view is that if discounts are going to exist because of the cash guarantee … let that discount flow through to the consumer ecosystem," Shah explained.
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"Much of the tax benefit will immediately flow through to shareholders in increased earnings," Susan Salka, the CEO of staffing firm AMN Healthcare, said in February.
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While mine supply has surged, the flow-through to better availability in the refined metal segment of the supply chain has taken much longer than expected.
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The flow-through type of business is an internet provider, like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon; the latter is a platform provider, like Facebook or Twitter.
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Facebook cautioned that the Russia-linked posts represented a minuscule amount of content compared with the billions of posts that flow through users' News Feeds everyday.
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It focuses on a government's sovereign interest over its people — as opposed to the 0s and 1s that flow through a digital platform in its territory.
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" And here he was at last Friday's grinning, backslapping Rose Garden press conference: "Some of the doctors say it will wash through, it will flow through.
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The Army Corps of Engineers tried to control the water flow through the Everglades to help the sugar industry flourish and to make way for growth.
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And while carmakers can see some truly staggering amounts of cash flow through their operations, they also require equally staggering amounts of cash to run things.
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Raised geopolitical tensions will also flow through into international business and markets - as the U.S.-China trade war and headwinds faced by China's Huawei already show.
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Cages used to contain fish are flow-through, meaning anything from the pens - excess feed, fish wastes, and any chemicals - can go directly into natural waters.
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This is no mean feat, especially when the vast majority of the effort going into moderating the billions of messages that flow through their platforms is manual.
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Every single day, Dolores and her android community, who are artificially intelligent but not sentient (at least, not yet), flow through interconnected choose-your-own-adventure stories.
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Oil could flow through the twinned pipeline by the second or third quarter of 2022, delayed by about a year since last year's court decision, Anderson said.
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"Caterpillar is now a stronger and more profitable company that can produce higher free cash flow through the cycles," Chief Executive Jim Umpleby said in a statement.
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An earlier investigation by Berlingske, a Danish newspaper, accused the bank of allowing $8.2bn of dodgy money to flow through the branch in a nine-year period.
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"The delivery of the cure, which is this clean water that needs to flow through the system, in some Flint homes is simply not happening," Edwards said.
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Once the device is registered and the data is moved across the protocol bridge, it can flow through processing and eventually visualization or use in an application.
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Each of the six Infinity Stones possesses all the power over the forces that flow through and shape the universe: Mind, Power, Reality, Space, Soul, and Time.
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The Venom F5 has a much sleeker body, with flow through air channels and an adjustable rear spoiler that can be configured to maximize its maximum velocity.
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That level of supply should lead to lower almond prices that "flow through" to the U.S. consumer, spurring additional demand, Goldman Sachs analyst Jim Godsil told investors.
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As Australia tries to meet the need of its ballooning population, public investment is in a strong upswing, with flow-through effects on the non-mining sector.
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Doping alters the amount of energy required for any charge to flow through a semiconductor, so where two differently doped materials abut each other, current cannot flow.
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She said political and economic stress in some of the emerging markets such as Turkey, Argentina and Brazil could flow through into Asia and affect asset prices.
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The challenge was adapting the scanners to make sure they could handle the firehose of apps that will flow through for analysis—likely many thousands per day.
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And the federal government must demonstrate how innovative water management can reduce conflict, provide secure water supplies, and restore health to rivers that flow through arid lands.
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That might have some flow through to commercial sector but by and large, the commercial sector is still undersupplied and so we see a lot of interest.
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Rocks are not all alike, as some can allow water to easily flow through the pores and boundaries between grains, while others are more like a barrier.
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The study's authors observed that sleep allowed cerebrospinal fluid (the liquid that comes out during a spinal tap) to rapidly flow through the brains of sleeping mice.
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These days, they only allow a maximum of 200 visitors a day—a sharp decrease compared to the 1,000 people that would flow through daily in 1995.
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These also allow you to suspend the GPUs above the motherboard in your case which helps to dissipate heat and allow air to flow through the rig.
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"Easier monetary and fiscal policies are in motion globally with majority of the benefits expected to flow through the economy in the coming quarters," Lakos-Bujas said.
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The Justice Department allowed interrogators to simulate drowning for up to 40 seconds by using a wet cloth to block air flow through the nose and mouth.
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SHARING December can be a sad time for many adults, often because they feel diminished by the lavish holiday tales that flow through their social media feeds.
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Yet key customers increasingly want computing designs that parcel out work to a collection of specialized chips rather than have that work flow through the central processor.
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Max was born with tetralogy of Fallot, a congenital heart condition that causes oxygen-poor blood to leave the heart and flow through the rest of the body.
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More than 10,000 Disrupt attendees will flow through the Alley — including hundreds of media outlets looking for a great story and investors looking for the next big thing.
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Large systems of current course through the atmosphere, and they'll flow through anything that conducts electricity, such as power grids and undersea cables, which can lead to outages.
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" UBS's Dennis Geiger also wondered, "From here it's not clear shares have much upside near to medium term, & challenges to sales momentum or flow-through present downside risk.
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In October the judge ruled that crude oil can continue to flow through the 1,170-mile (1,900-km) North Dakota-to-Illinois pipeline while the review is conducted.
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The company claims that more than 5 percent of all web requests now flow through its network and 7,000 new customers sign up for its service each day.
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He also had an intact atrial septum, which makes it difficult for blood to flow through the boy's body properly — only making the condition more difficult to treat.
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The government said the increase in production limits comes as warmer weather reduces the amount of diluent needed to help oil sands bitumen flow through pipelines, increasing capacity.
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Companies like Inter Pipeline and Pembina ensure steady cash flow through long-term contracts, helping limit risk when crude prices tumble, said Nate Heywood, an AltaCorp Capital analyst.
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The electricity generated from those panels will flow through new transmission lines, which were required because the existing grid infrastructure could not handle the influx of solar energy.
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The high pressure keeps the larger and heavier oxygen atoms stacked in a fixed crystal alignment — a solid — while the hydrogen nuclei, or ions, flow through — a liquid.
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They interact with other matter only by gravity and the so-called weak nuclear force and thus flow through us, Earth and even miles of lead like ghosts.
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"Schedule E only refers to his deductions and flow-through income," said Ryan Losi, CPA and executive vice president of Piascik, an accounting firm in Glen Allen, Virginia.
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SO AS WE SEE THINGS FLOW THROUGH, WE ARE CONFIDENT THE CONSUMERS WILL HAVE MORE MONEY TO SPEND -- OBVIOUSLY THE TAX CUTS HAVE AN IMPACT THERE AS WELL.
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California's three-member State Lands Commission is vowing to block construction of pipelines or to permit oil and gas from new offshore developments to flow through existing lines.
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Normally, former officials say, depending on the subject matter, contact between the White House and the FBI is carefully restricted to flow through the White House counsel's office.
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At a loss, I picked up some sand and let it stupidly flow through my fingers as the sun started to break out from the thick clouds overhead.
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The company mixes synthetic crude from Syncrude with tarry bitumen from its oil sands reservoir to create a heavy crude blend known as "synbit" that can flow through pipelines.
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The deluge took days to flow through tropical river systems and water levels peaked in the city of Rockhampton at lunchtime on Thursday, flooding main streets, shops and homes.
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Even so, banks preferred to use the PBOC's benchmark rates as a reference to price their loans — limiting the flow through of monetary policy changes to the broader economy.
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Mr Ghani has long argued that aid should flow through the national government, rather than support a parallel state that can pack up and go when donor fashions change.
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Under the agreement, India has control over the eastern rivers in the Indus system of rivers, while Pakistan has control over the western rivers, which flow through India first.
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To turn it on, a voltage is applied to its gate, which allows the current to flow through the channel between the transistor's source and drain (see first diagram).
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Basically, the researchers claim that they've squeezed the hydrogen gas enough that quantum effects now allow the electrons to flow through the sample as they would in a metal.
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The Citizens United decision allows vast amounts of unaccountable money to flow through various groups and organizations and is used to discredit and destroy targeted candidates and political opponents.
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Among small-business owners, there's still a general perception about Amazon that tilts to the negative, even if they say it doesn't flow through to their actual business experience.
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And this is his great tragedy: His ability to get into that flow, through basketball, was ripped away from him again and again by the terrible luck of injuries.
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When the top layer of lava cools and hardens, it creates a cave that lava can flow through for months before it trains and hollows out, becoming a tube.
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If there is a key in your pocket, the wave causes a current to flow through the key, which in turn generates a little magnetic field of its own.
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"The United States recovered from the down day to close up slightly overnight so that should flow through to us," said Mathan Somasundaram, market portfolio strategist at CMC Markets.
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The pump station, downstream, would help regulate the water flow through the dam's generators, sending water back to the top to help manage electricity at times of peak demand.
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The proposed pump station would help regulate the water flow through the dam's generators, sending water back to the top to help manage electricity at times of peak demand.
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After floundering for the first 25 games of the season, the Nuggets have finally put the ball in Jokic's hands and are allowing the offense to flow through him.
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Which makes perfect sense, since concerts are experiential; at a concert, you don't just listen to the music, you become part of the music, feeling it flow through your body.
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Image: Gizmodo/Google/PixabayMillions of people use third-party apps in conjunction with their Gmail accounts, and hundreds of millions of messages flow through the service on a regular basis.
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This obviously lessens the odds of an exciting game playing out like stop-and-go traffic, and the overall flow through 48 minutes of back-and-forth action will surge.
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Coronary microvascular disease affects the heart's smallest arteries and is typically the result of molecular changes in the blood vessels of the heart, preventing blood flow through the small arteries.
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The men who had erectile dysfunction by the end of the study were also more likely to have poor blood flow through their arteries at the start of the study.
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A supercomputer is used to evolve the grid of solutions forward in time, indicating how air and heat flow through each of the grid cells and circulate around the planet.
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Demand for condensate, a very light oil blended with thick oil sands crude so it will flow through pipes, is expected to fall as producers cut heavy output, analysts say.
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But when the device is switched on, the electric field from the gate generates a thin, conductive bridge within the channel which completes the circuit, allowing current to flow through.
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Extrusion is the process of shaping aluminum by forcing it to flow through an opening in a mould to make products for use in industries ranging from electronics to aerospace.
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Only about 10 percent of expenses that flow through a company have a problem that needs to be addressed, said Anant Kale, CEO of AppZen, based in San Jose, California.
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In the Maggots-Becketts-Chapel section, the engine's turbo must be responsive to keep up the rhythm, allowing the driver to flow through it without the usual braking and acceleration.
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Should there be an agreement with the Kurds, flow through the pipeline would be increased to more than 100,000 bpd, not to the previous level of 150,000 bpd, he added.
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But the debate also raised the larger and more unusual question of how much a city should weigh the global environmental impacts of the commodities that flow through its ports.
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It's the same reason squirrels can chill on a power line without being electrocuted: there's no difference in voltage along the wire, so the current doesn't flow through the squirrel.
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One of the trickiest areas of development was finding the right steepness and volume of the brew chamber to allow for constant and controlled water flow through the coffee grounds.
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Sometimes he just goes apeshit, and releases a video like this one, where over ten thousand marbles flow through a mesmerizing, almost impossibly large marble paradise that Jelle built himself.
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That sucking sound gets louder as banks, funds and other financial institutions buy these bonds, and in doing so part with cash that would otherwise flow through the system elsewhere.
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The Federal Reserve lent trillions of dollars to bail out Wall Street highfliers, hoping that by stabilizing big banks, the benefits would flow through to the rest of the economy.
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The way an S corporation works is that the company's profits automatically flow through to its owners, who then pay taxes on the income at their personal income tax rate.
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In an effort to bring businesses into the state, the governor, Sam Brownback, spearheaded a reduction in state income tax rates in 2012 for individuals who created flow-through entities.
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"We expect to see more first-party listings flow through to the site as Amazon continues to strengthen its relationships with major brands," Coresight founder and CEO Deborah Weinswig said.
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PNK's and PENN's weak pro forma discretionary FCF relative to revenues of about 29123%, means an 21% cumulative revenue decline with a 2212% flow through would wipe out its FCF.
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But there is accumulating evidence, to quote Glencore boss Ivan Glasenberg, that "tightness is starting to flow through the entire supply chain and is beginning to reach the metal market".
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As in Gomorrah, drugs flow through Dogman as an inevitable, if banal, form of social currency — Marcello's esteem among his soccer pals hardly stems from his footwork on the field.
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And if I just wanna flow through a collection of pretty planets, going into Creative mode with all of the new updates means that those planets are prettier than ever.
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Conveniently, he explained, this means a user can also hold the rubber head's mouth under a running faucet and clean it by letting the water flow through the same exit tube.
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The outage also helped narrow heavy crude differentials because some oil sands producers need synthetic crude to mix with their bitumen and create a heavy blend that can flow through pipelines.
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In the meantime, the agency is forced to estimate the volume of refined fuels which are exported, and any errors in those estimates flow through directly into errors in implied consumption.
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The public has been slow to apply for TSA Pre-check programs that allow easier passage through security lines and that decrease the time it takes to flow through the checkpoint.
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Celebrity monologues and celebrity beef, like Kanye West's recent exchange with Wiz Khalifa; sports and news updates; and other information that doesn't require a response from users all flow through Twitter.
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Once the human tissue had grown around the network of veins, they were able to show that blood cells could flow through the system by pumping fluids and microbeads into it.
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What they're saying: "[W]e produced resilient earnings and cash flow through a volatile period that began with weak market conditions and included significant turnarounds," CEO Bob Dudley said in statement.
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Now, researchers are disclosing a remote attack that would potentially allow a hacker to take over any 1001-X router and compromise all the data and commands that flow through it.
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"The labia also has erectile tissue, and can become larger and more red in color as the arousal triggers a release of blood flow through the entire genital area," she says.
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"We have adapted our infrastructure so that, with or without a deal, traffic flow through the Tunnel will be maintained," Eurotunnel said in a statement issued by its parent company Getlink.
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They say the Obama administration is using that law to justify letting water flow through the rivers to protect Delta smelt and other fish species instead of through canals for farmers.
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When Square makes loan offers to its own payment clients, its able to make decisions because of the detailed data it has on how much transaction volume flow through those businesses.
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Exercise is particularly important for brain health because it appears to ramp up blood flow through the skull not only during the actual activity, but throughout the rest of the day.
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To ensure that a presidency as corrupt as Trump's is never seen again, we're going to have to change the structure through which money and influence flow through our political system.
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Most recent studies indicate that compression sleeves do not boost blood flow through muscles during exercise, probably because the movement of blood when we are exercising is already at its peak.
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The National Long-Term Rating is rated aligned with that of Chailease, as Fitch believes there is a high probability for support from Chailease to Fina to flow through to CCF.
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"But this increase has been both rapid and late in the year, making it difficult for these higher costs to flow through into our sales for this financial year," he added.
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To light the bulb, I just need to pick two of these wires so that I can make a complete circuit with the battery and let current flow through the filament.
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"Every country that has an interest in ensuring that those waterways are open and crude oil and other products can flow through the Strait of Hormuz needs to participate," Pompeo said.
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The metropolitan city area sucks up 900 million gallons of fresh water each day from across northern India, 60 percent of which must first flow through the Jat lands of Haryana.
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Lawmakers are seeking to crack down on the billions of dollars that flow through illicit trade ahead of a potential vote later this year on President Obama's massive Asia-Pacific agreement.
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LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES Lynn Nottage Tackles the Ivory Trade WHAT "Mlima's Tale" WHEN March 103 to May 20 The troubles of the world flow through Lynn Nottage's fingers onto the page.
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Why should these islands rely on brittle centralized electric grids and buy imported fossil fuels when electricity could flow through flexible community grids based on locally harvested wind and solar energy?
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Terry and Steve Wiederlight, who are brothers and the current owners, have watched the business established by their grandfather and father in 1946 ebb and flow through the industry's sea changes.
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For decades, physicists have been fascinated and baffled by superconductors — materials, discovered in the early 20th century, that when chilled to very low temperatures allow electrical current to flow through effortlessly.
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At the McCormack-Williamson Tract, after the levee was breached two weeks ago the Nature Conservancy made a cut at the opposite end to allow the river waters to flow through.
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During each, they were fitted with specialized headbands containing ultrasound probes that would track blood flow through their middle cerebral arteries, one of the main vessels supplying blood to the brain.
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Also, by end-2018, the total crude import quota for independent refineries will grow to 2 million bpd, about 500,33 bpd more from March 2017 as government approvals flow through, he said.
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This is in sharp contrast to conventional detection strategies that use red-flagging scenarios based on broad actions like ATM withdrawals, structuring, and flow-through-of-funds, which generate excessive false-positives.
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IBM claims that FinFET could possibly scale down to 5nm, but there's a performance ceiling on that design due to the limits of current flow through the minuscule fins at that scale.
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FREETOWN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Half the year, Iyatunde Kamara worries torrential rains will wash her house off its hillside and into the rivers of waste that flow through Sierra Leone's capital Freetown.
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It's the internet's de facto product search engine—and because of the hundreds of millions of dollars that flow through the site daily, the incentive to game that search engine is high.
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Under project plans, the gas would flow through an 80 km pipeline to be processed near Danang city and then supplied to four proposed power plants in Vietnam's central provinces, Mallon said.
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Also, by end-2018, the total crude import quota for independent refineries will grow to 2 million bpd, about 500,000 bpd more than March 20163 as government approvals flow through, he said.
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"There were some hints in the report that the May round of tariffs may have had some flow-through to today's number," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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We think such a scheme would strengthen cohesion among the 230 BCC and help prevent crisis situations and failures because support could flow through from the stronger banks to the weaker ones.
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Investors who sell their shares can use the return, or net gain, to invest in other areas of the economy, allowing capital to flow through various markets to reach optimal investment opportunities.
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In doing this, it provides circulatory support for hearts not functioning properly, supporting blood flow through a sleeve that manages to not come in contact with blood, as explained in the study.
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Investors are reportedly unhappy with Hess's projection that it won't generate free cash flow through 2020 due to spending tied to its offshore oil project in Guyana and its U.S. shale fields.
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The funds would be used on the island and not flow through to the creditors, said the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the debt situation was still being revised.
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They buy and sell stocks, turn the furnace on and off, regulate electricity flow through the grid, and—in the case of driverless cars—automatically pilot multi-ton vehicles to their destinations.
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Dr. Seth Love, professor of pathology at the University of Bristol in England, noted that a core feature of Alzheimer's is a reduction in blood flow through the cerebrum of the brain.
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Our customers range from some of the biggest institutions in the world, down to small businesses, individual blogs, and we see about 2100 percent of all internet requests flow through our network.
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Most of these migrants flow through Libya in the hope of making it to Italy by boat across the Mediterranean Sea — since 550, nearly half a million have reached the Italian coast.
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Basically, this new system allows water to flow through to surfaces covered in a special type of material that allow them to undergo a chemical reaction and function as positive and negative electrodes.
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Record months for U.S. equity ETF inflows should take you back to a fundamental question about being in the market: What are companies doing to create value that will flow through to earnings?
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During a Reiki session, a practitioner might place their hands just above or on parts of their client's body, such as the head or feet, to help the "energy" flow through their body.
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Engaging in the comfort binge can barely be classified as seeking entertainment, it's more of an attempt to let familiar voices, beats, and plots flow through pre-made grooves on an exhausted brain.
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That aqueduct will be shut down for several 10-week increments so crews can scrub out microorganisms that have created a layer of "biofilm," which inhibits the flow through the century-old tunnel.
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And here's the court saying that even though encrypted internet traffic (you know, like all HTTPS traffic) does not flow through ISP caching servers, it doesn't matter, because, um, the FCC says so.
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While specific tenant credit profiles have improved via M&A over the past few years, this could be negated in part should defaults in the high-yield market flow through to NNN's portfolio.
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Any boost in coal prices wasn't likely to flow through to company's bottom lines as floodwaters could damage infrastructure and lead to a loss in sales revenue should producers miss shipments, BMI said.
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Superconductivity is the ability of electrons to flow through a material with zero resistance from friction, a state normally achieved at very low temperatures, on the order of liquid helium or liquid nitrogen.
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The health of a potential President is considered of vital public knowledge given the intense pressures of the job and concentration of powers over life and death that flow through the Oval Office.
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According to Mayo Clinic, while your body needs cholesterol to build cells, having too much of it makes it difficult for blood to flow through vessels, increasing the risk of a heart attack.
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Those involved in the repairs are "confident" that the patch will provide "temporary relief" while crews work to redirect the water flow through a backup line and replace the broken pipe, he said.
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Google picked São Paulo for the site of its first Latin America office, a decision vindicated in the steady stream of talent that continues to flow through its doors from across the region.
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In America the Automated Clearing House saw more than 24 billion transactions with a total value of over $41.6 trillion flow through its system in 2015, for everything from consumer payments to payrolls.
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"It's really M&A as the driver for demand, for the issuance, and you've seen the results flow through into revenues," said Goldman finance chief R. Martin Chavez on a call with analysts.
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Tar sands oil is also more corrosive than traditional crude oil, in part because, its thickness requires staying hot and diluted with a chemical cocktail to allow it to flow through the pipeline.
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Services growth was partly dragged by a contraction in the property sector, while activity in the construction industry also slumped, indicating recent fiscal stimulus is yet to fully flow through to infrastructure investment.
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Even if Facebook makes a dedicated tab for news where publishers get paid, most of Facebook's eyeballs still flow through its News Feed, where established publishers aren't prioritized over posts from everyday people.
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But when it comes to deterring the kinds of low-level probes, espionage and attacks that flow through European computer networks every week, NATO commanders do not seem prepared to take aggressive countermeasures.
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But trace the mighty rivers that flow through India and Pakistan back to their mountain source and you will find the snow leopard, guarding the headwaters of some of the world's largest rivers.
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By dressing up their obviously partisan views as "the lessons of history," the signatories to the letter present themselves as the impersonal transmitters of a truth that just happens to flow through them.
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Tariffs on steel and aluminum have already driven up domestic prices of the materials, which could flow through in the form of higher inflation even for American-made goods that use the metals.
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Those contractors, who number over 15,000, are responsible for sorting through the posts, images and videos that flow through Facebook's services on a daily basis to weed out sensitive, explicit or hateful material.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook is increasingly owning up to its role as one of the world's largest distributors of information by taking more responsibility for the millions of stories that flow through its site.
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That potential volatility will soon be required to flow through a company's income statement, with the possibility of causing fluctuations to earnings per share from something that is not even a core business.
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That means content should be able to flow through a series of yes-or-no or multiple choice questions; the answers to those questions will determine whether or not a post is removed.
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Mechanisms of suppression and silence — actual and psychological — are themes that flow through the podcast series, binding the narratives of Iraqi refugees and members of the US military in a painful, complicated web.
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In the circumstances, it is not obvious the next move in oil prices will be higher in the near term, and that caution has started to flow through into prices and fund manager positions.
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The researchers suggest the newly-revealed link between the social interactions of fish and how food and energy flow through the reef should inform how these sensitive environments, distressed by climate change, are managed.
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And neither of us have been immune to the politics of respectability that often flow through the fabric of families like ours, intending to keep us safe, but sometimes stifling us in the process.
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They closely monitored the health of the mussels over six months and, using a flow-through device, also analysed the chemistry of the water both before and after the mussels had done their filtering.
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"Disney's current strategy of having movies flow through the current sequential release pattern before getting to Disney+ is sub-optimal and puts a heavy burden on new original programming," Greenfield wrote in a Feb.
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The water has now started receding but experts expect another bout of flooding this month as rainfall has increased upstream in India and Nepal, whose rivers flow through Bangladesh to the Bay of Bengal.
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If you thought severe air quality issue is the only thing affecting the lives of million residents in Delhi, you will want to have a look at the rivers that flow through the state.
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"With the weakening of the pound, that margin has diminished so the really attractive offers won't be as readily available and that is more likely to flow through to the purchase pattern," he said.
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I have been trying to incorporate teaching sections into these meetings to help my staff understand how their day-to-day job duties flow through and affect the overall financial picture of the company.
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The migrant flow through Turkey has also dropped sharply since Ms. Merkel arranged a European Union agreement to pay the Turks to care for migrants and prevent them from heading west to Central Europe.
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It also ensures that the lion's share of resources flow through the hands of the blessed inner circle of consultants and campaign managers (Amy Sullivan's classic 2005 article on the consultant class remains vital reading).
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Featuring a "flow through" design, the VBUS05M13-HT1 is optimized for the protection of high-speed data lines including HDMI, DisplayPort, eSATA, USB 3.0, 1394 / FireWire, and Thunderbolt in smartphones, tablets, notebooks, and wearable devices.
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Among those to actively raise their profiles (and presumably, increase their deal flow) through blogging are Jason Lemkin, whose new venture fund we covered here; Hunter Walk of Homebrew; and Mark Suster of Upfront Ventures.
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By literally cutting the physical distance that information has to flow through in order to execute parts of an application, developers will be able to improve the performance of their applications running with AWS Lambda.
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A group in the European Parliament argues that, if America refuses to reciprocate fully, it should be hit with a reverse FATCA: a levy on payments originating in the EU that flow through American banks.
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I was standing in the right place at the top landing of the stairwell, for some kind of current to flow through, because I didn't move or write anything down, and these songs came out.
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"I am sure some of them flow through Hong Kong so we need a comprehensive legislation to deal with that," Kwok said ahead of a conference on Friday to galvanize public support for the bill.
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AGAIN, I THINK WHAT WE'RE DOING HERE IS JUST BEGINNING THE DEBATE AND THE DIALOGUE, PROMOTING TRANSPARENCY, GIVING THE PUBLIC A VOICE AND THEN ALLOWING ALL THAT TO FLOW THROUGH TO ULTIMATELY INTO CORPORATE ACTIONS.
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"If you look like a swimsuit model then you're hot and everybody's going to want you and money's going to flow through, and everything's going to be grand and dandy," she says of the expectations.
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The interruption of the crude flow through the 485-mile (780-km) Cano Limon-Covenas pipeline has forced Ecopetrol to declare force majeure on several shipments of Vasconia Norte crude for February and March deliveries.
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Hotter air is less dense, which means there is less air beneath the wings for lifting the aircraft and less air to flow through the jet engines, Boeing spokesman Bret Jensen said in an email.
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Though the agency maintains that this number is relatively low — close to half a million immigrants flow through its detention system each year — watchdog organizations estimate the occurrence of sexual abuse to be significantly higher.
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The Justice Department had accused HSBC of not using proper systems to catch money laundering, allowing at least $881 million in proceeds from the sale of illegal drugs to flow through the American financial system.
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But commercial real estate is generally owned through a partnership or limited liability company, in which there is no tax at the corporate level and all the gains and losses flow through to the individual.
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Its salmon rights cover 303 named pools in 230 miles of the south bank of the River Aros, which rises from a series of streams to flow through Glen Aros down to the estuary mouth.
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These stations, which compress natural gas so it can flow through pipelines, release toxic emissions such as methane, nitrogen oxides and particulate matter into the air, increasing the health risks for residents who live nearby.
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"There's always an unknown, but right now, the people are employed, they're making more money, tax reform has benefited them, tax reform has benefited companies, and you're seeing that flow through the economy," Moynihan said.
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According to the BBC, Russia eventually wants all internet traffic to flow through its private network, which could create a system like that in China, where popular websites are banned and internet use is heavily monitored.
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"We see this as a temporary phenomenon that will flow through the channel over the next six to nine months," Fallon said, adding that the group had already seen signs of improvement in September and October.
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"Last year people were pretty freaked out about what was going on at the Royal Commission, and it's taken a while for that to flow through," said Hugh Dive, chief investment officer at Atlas Funds Management.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Negative Rating Action: Expectations Jabil to see sustained total leverage above 3x, potentially due to margin compression following a material disengagement(s); the inability to generate positive annual free cash flow through the cycle.
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Superconductors are materials that have no electrical resistance—meaning that electrons can flow through the object unimpeded—but so far physicists have only been able to achieve superconductivity by bringing the materials to incredibly cold temperatures.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The Chinese capital, Beijing, is looking at introducing "bio-recognition technology", including palm scanners and facial recognition cameras, to speed up passenger flow through subway stations at peak times, state media reported on Tuesday.
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One of the biggest bonuses is that they'll help you get more out of all your other workouts — you'll be able to flow through your chaturanga with ease and go full force in your CrossFit challenges.
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Fitch uses a "bottom up" approach to rate Dutch hospitals assessing first the credit profile of Dutch hospitals on a standalone basis, factoring in the strong quality of their cash flow, through funding from insurance companies.
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"Every country that has an interest in ensuring that those waterways are open and crude oil and other products can flow through the Strait of Hormuz needs to participate," Pompeo said in a Fox News interview.
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Many of the latest escalations between Iran and the West have been taking place in the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway that sees $1.2 billion worth of the world's oil flow through it every day.
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He stands on a street, near a Sports Direct, and dances the fuck out of disco music for money and, surely, the unrivalled pleasure of how it feels to have music's soul flow through his bones.
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Many large Bitcoin companies are still hoping to follow through with an agreement, reached in the spring, that would change the Bitcoin software in November to allow twice as many transactions to flow through the network.
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We will be seeing about 10 terabytes of data flow through that system which makes it the biggest science project on the planet for that for that period of time eclipsing even the Human Genome Project.
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Joe: My hand technique is really just taking the sand, gripping a handful, and letting it just flow through this little part of my hand, and I adjust my pinky so I just let it flow.
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Global rate rises would ultimately flow through to the country but the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has the independence to decide on the timing of its move, Lowe said at a business event in Perth.
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It's also important to clearly mark entrances and exits, to ensure that people flow through the building in the desired direction (doctors, for instance, should ideally start their rounds in low-risk areas first, Kuah said).
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Auto Layout also functions within the component system, allowing designers to tweak the source of truth without detaching the symbol or content from it, meaning that these changes flow through to the rest of their designs.
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The firm already revolutionised supply chains once, before the arrival of the internet, by stripping out inefficiencies in logistics and telling the world's biggest brands that it would manage their product flow through its superior supply chain.
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San Diego Gas & Electric, which pioneered the strategy of cutting power as a wildfire safety measure, said it also typically cut power only to the distribution lines, unless extreme weather warrants stopping electricity flow through transmission lines.
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But again, their positioning seems a bit haphazard, as if no one had really thought about how important it is to get a good flow-through from first to last, to pace, surprise, and delight the visitor.
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Click here to view original GIFA team of researchers from MIT and Cambridge University has discovered that when bacteria are made to flow through a lattice, they synchronize and swim in patterns just like electrons orbiting atoms.
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The move is the earliest indication of how much higher Chinese tariffs on certain U.S. imports will flow through to buyers, with other automakers likely to follow suit or shift a greater portion of production to China.
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About 0.2 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) of gas was scheduled to flow through Rover's Seneca Lateral on Wednesday, down from an average of about 0.3 bcfd over the past two weeks, according to Reuters data.
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Such organizational changes, in addition reorganizations in 2018 within its investment bank and North American consumer franchise, "have freed up and created efficiencies to either reinvest or allowed a flow-through to the bottom-line," Mason said.
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The Băile Neptun resort, located in 153 ADLegend also has it that Roman hero and god Hercules stopped by the rivers that flow through the area to bathe and soak in the region's healing hot water springs.
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The Fed kept interest rates at historically low levels and bought up nearly $4 trillion worth of Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities in an effort to keep rates anchored and maintain liquidity flow through the financial system.
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The prime minister's chief of staff, Fitsum Arega, said in July it was "an urgent priority for Ethiopia" to speed up the transit of goods, which now mostly flow through the ports of another neighbouring state, Djibouti.
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Once Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany cut off the migrant flow through Central Europe by doing deals with Turkey, neither Berlin nor Brussels seemed to care any more, and a European policy on migration is still unresolved.
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When we sit, unmoving, for hours, blood flow through the major arteries in our legs slows, affecting the health and function of those blood vessels and potentially contributing over time to arterial stiffening and increased blood pressure.
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OSLO, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The Nord Pool power exchange has completed preparations for traders to buy and sell electricity that will flow through a new cable between Britain and France from next year, it said on Wednesday.
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The new tracks would allow the remodeled Penn Station complex to accommodate an additional 175,000 riders to the 650,000 daily travelers who flow through the station now, Mr. Cuomo said during a speech to a business group.
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We expect CMG to post strong 1Q results on April 24, with potential upside to our/consensus SSS of +6.5% and EPS (we are 203% above the Street) on flow-through, although beef and marketing headwinds are likely.
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"The sustained increase in blood flow through the arteries is important," said M. Harold Laughlin, chairman of biomedical sciences at the Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center at the University of Missouri, who was not involved in the current study.
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In the wake of a money-laundering scandal that saw an estimated €211.2bn in questionable, much of it Russian, funds flow through its Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015, Thomas Borgen, the chief executive of Danske Bank, resigned.
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But the impact of stimulus on the slowing Chinese economy is due to take six to nine months to flow through to demand for industrial metals, giving a boost to prices in the second half of the year.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action -Net leverage below 3.0x on a sustainable basis that improves cash flow through the investment cycle; -Tangible support from the shareholder that improves liquidity.
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Electricity demand is expected to rise during the unseasonable heatwave on Monday and Tuesday, with forecast system-wide use expected to top 45,000 megawatts, said the California Independent System Operator (ISO), which manages electricity flow through the state.
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How Kobalt is simplifying the killer complexities of the music industry The second part of our in-depth look at Kobalt focuses on the complex way royalties flow through the industry, and how Kobalt is restructuring that process.
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Many of our communities already have the resources they need to end veteran homelessness, and the thing holding them back is the challenge of developing a smarter, faster, more coordinated housing system for that money to flow through.
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All of the new people seeking access to Bitcoin have run up against a limit on the number of transactions that can flow through the system every 10 minutes, which was put in place during Bitcoin's early years.
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When the coalition got involved in the civil war in 2015, it imposed a blockade on Hudaydah, and bombed the cranes that unloaded the ships carrying vital goods that used to flow through here to the whole country.
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For starters, there should be more transparency in the reporting of charitable gifts, which increasingly flow through opaque entities like donor-advised funds that allow givers to remain anonymous, even when their donations seek to influence government policy.
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Among the adapted pieces is the largest version of Ms. Anderson's virtual reality installation "Chalkroom," an experience that drops visitors into a space where drawings and words flow through the air and transform into three-dimensional sound sculptures.
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Over time, he suggested that the distinction between primary and secondary ticket sales will begin to blur — particularly since ticket resales will still "flow through SeatGeek" with approval from (and a small financial cut for) the teams and venues.
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And the pipeline will have the capacity to pump diluted bitumen, often referred to as dilbit, is a "heavy, sour oil" that's mixed with lighter hydrocarbons so it can flow through a pipeline, according to the American Petroleum Institute.
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One of the winning features of Olmsted and Vaux's Greensward plan for Central Park was a kind of ha-ha on steroids: crosstown transverses, or sunken roads, that allow traffic to flow through the park hidden from park-goers.
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" Virginia Tech researcher Marc Edwards put it in blunter terms in a press conference: "The delivery of the cure, which is this clean water that needs to flow through the system, in some Flint homes, is simply not happening.
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Seeking to put pressure on its neighbor, Alberta introduced legislation on Monday that gives it the power to control what products flow through export pipelines, allowing it to prioritize more valuable crude oil shipments over refined fuels, like gasoline.
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While German Chancellor Angela Merkel and others have insisted that gas must continue to flow through Ukraine, no arrangements have been made and Russia remains unreserved about its intentions to restrict gas supplies once the new pipeline is complete.
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If we are to have ideas, they will have to flow through the radically narrow perspective that Knausgaard has established, floating alongside the rest of life's flotsam: all those cigarettes smoked, all those feelings hurt, all those books read.
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The online ad tracking services are helpful for the desktop and mobile web, but I haven't yet found an effective way to sort through the many, many ads that flow through Facebook and Instagram or across various mobile apps.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The impact of stimulus on the slowing Chinese economy is due to take six to nine months to flow through to demand for industrial metals, giving a boost to prices in the second half of the year.
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Companies are unsure what the exact effect will be on carefully-engineered bitumen reservoirs, which are produced by injecting steam underground through well bores to heat and pressurize tarry bitumen so it can flow through pipelines to the surface.
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It says a few spots have failed to solidify because they contain buried rubble or sand left from the plant's construction a half-century ago, which now allow groundwater to flow through so quickly that it will not freeze.
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In the years immediately after the flood, the authorities raised the parapets along the Arno, and increased its depth under two central bridges where it narrows, the iconic Ponte Vecchio and Ponte Santa Trinita, easing its flow through Florence.
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It is unclear if factions around the western town of Rayana are prepared to allow oil to flow through the pipeline, or whether armed groups present at the southern Sharara and El Feel fields will allow pumping to resume.
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The move is also the first indication of how much higher Chinese tariffs on certain U.S. imports will flow through to showroom floors, with other automakers likely to follow suit or shift a greater portion of production to China.
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How a Swedish saxophonist built Kobalt, the world's next music unicorn This article focuses on the complex way royalties flow through the industry and how Kobalt is restructuring that process (while Part III will focus on music's middle class).
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"There's a strong fundamental background and evidence that effects of tax reforms are still largely ahead, and in the real economy they are starting to flow through," Thomas Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt Investments in Atlanta, Georgia said.
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China Zhongwang is the world's second-largest producer of aluminum extrusions - the process of shaping aluminum by forcing it to flow through an opening in a mould to make products for use in industries ranging from electronics to aerospace.
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Read More: How to Start an Asteroid Mining Company Without a Mine By working a pretty clever tax trick, flow-through shares shift expenses of exploration from the mining company to their investors to use against their own incomes.
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"We believe the amendment will be well supported in Congress given the current state of readiness, which the dollars will flow through the Operations and Maintenance and procurement line items," said Baird analyst Peter Arment in a research note Tuesday.
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The cerebellum helps with voluntary processes such as posture, balance, coordination and speech," according to Health Line , which explained that "interruption of the blood flow through the basilar artery can lead to severe brain damage, organ malfunction, or even death.
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I got to see this happy, shiny new car at a press preview ahead of its unveiling today and the lasting impression it leaves is that it was designed purely for the sake of optimizing air flow through and around it.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS NATIONAL RATINGS The ratings reflect the high probability of support from the Kaohsiung City Government (KCG), which owns 45% of the bank, or indirectly from the sovereign (A+/Positive), which will flow through the city government, if needed.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Washington had asked Japan, France, Germany, South Korea, Australia and other nations to join a maritime security initiative in the Middle East so oil and other products can flow through the Strait of Hormuz.
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DANSKE BANK LINKS The allegations against Swedbank have linked it to Danske Bank which is facing potential lawsuits, fines and sanctions over allegations its Estonian branch allowed 200 billion euros of suspicious transactions to flow through it between 2007 and 2015.
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About a year after Phoenix died, I read about the work of researcher Dr. Lee Nelson who discovered that when a woman is pregnant, fetal cells flow through the mother's body – often lodging in her brain where they stay for years.
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If the number of investable shares is not expanding and yet money continues to flow through 401(k) accounts to indexes, active mutual funds and ETFs, there is a high probability that all have a claim on the same underlying asset.
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A rating action on AUB's IDRs, which is most likely to arise as a result of a revision of Bahrain's Country Ceiling, could be reflected in a corresponding change in AUBUK's ratings, since support is expected to flow through AUB.
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Upon sifting through the bulk of his discography, a collection of EPs for labels like ESP Institute and Music From Memory, you're treated to a smooth spread of subdued, levitating numbers that ebb and flow through momentary dashes of harder electronics.
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"To us this highlights that there are no easy fixes to rejuvenate Exxon's portfolio, and it is likely to take time for this investment to flow through into higher earnings, cash flow and returns," said RBC Capital Markets analyst Biraj Borkhataria.
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By having a chip that can theoretically host an entire ML model on it, there's no need for data to flow through multiple storage clusters or ethernet cables — everything that the chip needs to work with is available almost immediately.
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"We've seen an immediate impact on business travel, and we are now anticipating a rapid downturn in leisure travel in the coming months, as cancellations flow through and demand for bookings continues to soften," the company said in a statement.
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But even if Mr. Trump is successful in isolating Huawei, billions of bits of data will flow through undersea fiber-optic lines — many of which its subsidiary Huawei Marine is laying — and through satellites connecting the two competing internet environments.
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The criminal investigation into Deutsche Bank is one element of several separate but overlapping government examinations into how illicit funds flow through the American financial system, said five of the people, who were not authorized to speak publicly about the inquiries.
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Most of the rivers that flow through eastern North Carolina, including the Neuse and Tar, empty into massive coastal floodplains, making them tough to reach by ship, said Stanley Riggs, a retired coastal and marine geologist at East Carolina University.
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Among draining mats — grids of wood or other materials that are designed not to absorb but to let water flow through — Wirecutter likes the bamboo mat from ToiletTree because it feels smoother and more solid underfoot than its closest competitors.
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"This calculation assumes that tariff costs will be partly absorbed by international suppliers and/or offset by other operational or supply chain initiatives which would impact the flow through from tariffs to domestic pricing," Goldman analyst Samuel Eisner wrote on Tuesday.
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The hot athleisure stock reports earnings on Wednesday, and after rival Nike hit a new all-time high on Friday, Optimize Advisors President Mike Khouw and "Fast Money" trader Guy Adami wondered whether the optimism would flow through to Lululemon.
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"Now (we're) exactly where we wanted to be and therefore our flow through to profit, we expect, should be better in the final quarter of the year and in a good place going into our new year," he told Reuters.
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A start-up called Arterys, to cite just one example, already has a program that can perform a magnetic-resonance imaging analysis of blood flow through a heart in just 217 seconds, compared with the 193 minutes required by humans.
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Every bank holiday weekend in August, rum punch, soundsystems and beautiful people flow through the streets of West London as part of Europe's biggest street festival, daggering their way into a hangover that will last more than half the following week.
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To comply with international anti-money laundering laws, banks must collect information from corporate and personal customers on their finances to ensure money from illegal practices — like drug sales or human trafficking — or sanctioned people or places don't flow through the bank.
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Typically, IT doesn't have much insight here and while admins may be able to control how documents flow through an internal email system, it's harder to control the documents a user may share through a third-party file storage service in the cloud.
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But if your platform treats everything and almost anything indiscriminately as 'content', then don't be surprised if fake news becomes indistinguishable from the genuine article because you've built a system that allows sewage and potable water to flow through the same distribution pipe.
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Thousands of Indian labourers working under his direction built a giant barrage at Dowleswaram, regulating the river's flow through the use of huge gates described at the time as "the noblest feat of engineering skill which has yet been accomplished in British India".
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This implies a substantial hike on the 802.9 billion yuan ($4203 billion) invested in rail in 2018, cash that will flow through to increased demand for steel, copper and also for coal used to provide energy to process ores into refined metals.
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Reuters could not independently confirm the Times report, which said the investigation into Deutsche Bank is one element of several separate but overlapping government examinations into how illicit funds flow through the U.S. financial system and several other banks are also being investigated.
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"Oil sanctions would be devastating to the Venezuelan economy and to the regime's internal stability as they would very strongly impact the revenues that flow through the patronage regime," Fernando Freijedo, Latin America analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via email.
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"Last year people were pretty freaked out about what was going on at the Royal Commission, and it's taken a while for that to flow through," said Hugh Dive, chief investment officer at Atlas Funds Management, which sold out of AMP in 2018.
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Molecules called endocannabanoids flow through your bloodstream at higher levels after a run, and then slip through your blood-brain barrier to fill the same slots as pot, stimulating similar feelings of calmness and peace (there's a reason they call it runner's high).
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After the scientists' presentations, which were provided to The Times by Dr. Gunzerath, she would speak briefly to say that "it would be nice if we could get money from the industry," but explain that funds would have to flow through the foundation.
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Taken together, these forces have marginalized the earlier model of the public sphere characterized by voluntary association (which is to say a public sphere that followed [Jürgen] Habermas's conception), rather than as a more loosely knit fabric for viral ideas to flow through.
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Officials said the waste that accompanied the highest water flow through the dam in seven years was not just unsightly — it was also a danger to boats that populate the bay, which is known for its commercial fishing of blue crabs and oysters.
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A sonographer, Marilyn Riley, from Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston, ran an ultrasound probe over Florence's chest, showing her heart valves in motion and measuring the pressure gradients across them, the blood flow through her heart and the size of its chambers.
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This reflects the assessment of substitution of services by other FTs, ratings relative to the indirect sponsor's, borrowing options, and moral hazard as well as the strong quality of the cash flow through reliable funding for delivering public healthcare from NHS Commissioners.
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The show stands as a textbook example of how major filmmakers can and should adapt their work for television: by not trying to rewrite the rules of another medium, but by finding a way to make their signature style flow through those rules.
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Increasingly, a portion of these funds will flow through the hands of women, who may eventually run the family's finances even if they didn't in the past, due to demographic factors like longer life expectancy and higher divorce rates among those 50 years and older.
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This, combined with the interconnectedness of Nomura and Daiwa within their respective groups, leads Fitch to believe the authorities would extend financial assistance directly, if required, to a holding company and such support would be expected to flow through to core subsidiaries, as necessary.
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Until the groups are actually sorted in the European Parliament then we'll get a better idea of the power structures, and then we'll get a better idea in relation to with the presidency having been sorted how the rest of it will flow through.
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In a presentation filed with the securities regulator, Vale said it had nearly balanced cash flow through greater capital discipline that allowed it to save about $3 billion over 2015 and 2016, as well as asset sales forecast to generate as much as $5.5 billion.
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A hideous ecstasy of fear and vindictiveness, a desire to kill, to torture, to smash faces in with a sledge-hammer, seemed to flow through the whole group of people like an electric current, turning one even against one's will into a grimacing, screaming lunatic.
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"If mortgage rates stay close to these new lower levels, then the hit to affordability from rising rates will be reduced – and the positive impacts of the job market and demographics should flow through to stronger housing demand," said David Berson, chief economist at Nationwide.
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"You don't know if that credit is definitely going to flow through but people are betting that it will," said Max Layton, an analyst at Goldman Sachs, which expects to see prices average at $4,339 a tonne this year and $4,000 in 2017 and 2018.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said the funding will flow through its Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) unit, which will provide initial funding of $30.8 million to Cerus Corp and $17.5 million to the U.S. division of Japan's Terumo Corp.
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"We have a lot of work to do on understanding these cup technologies, how they scale, how they work in the cup manufacturing environment, and then of course how they flow through the waste management infrastructures," said Rebecca Zimmer, Starbucks' global director of environment.
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The gate was locked but from the bridge I could oversee the Au Sable as it flowed into the raceways, a network of regular concrete canals blocked with metal grates that keep the trout in but allow the Au Sable to flow through and out.
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Instead, he refuted statistics -- many from his own administration -- that show that border crossings are at record lows, that undocumented immigrants commit crimes at lower rates than native-born Americans and that most drugs coming across the southern border flow through legal ports of entry.
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Curated by Duygu Demir, Yürükoğlu's self-described "1980s fun house" of a solo show at ARTER, Flow Through, builds on the artist's many trips to the Arctic circle — "a last place on Earth," as she calls it in an interview in the show's catalogue.
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