This is what the Jergens tan looks like fully developed.
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His trachea was not fully developed, a condition called tracheomalacia.
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And certainly not those whose brains aren't yet fully developed.
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Chile's dream of becoming a fully developed economy thus looks elusive.
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But the technology wasn't fully developed and was still too expensive.
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" Augmented reality and virtual reality haven't fully developed, "but we're getting there.
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Neuroscientists haven't even set a benchmark age when brains have fully developed.
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But in following so many threads, none of them are fully developed.
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It was odd, Bannon thought, that Trump had a fully developed answer.
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Before that, the kids' potential has not yet fully developed into talent.
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Over half of Millennials say their leadership skills aren't being fully developed.
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All of the issues are fully developed, and ready for resolution now.
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Vaca Muerta when fully developed will be an enormous opportunity for Argentina.
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It's impossible that everybody is going to have a fully developed arc.
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They were stunning, sophisticated, with fully developed breasts, strapless dresses, high heels.
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Remarkably, the results look very similar to a fully developed baby brain.
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Sometimes their sonic contraptions resemble fully developed songs, or at least coherent thoughts.
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But a single capital market has not fully developed in the euro area.
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I don't think he's fully developed all the policies he has to develop.
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Once fully developed, a North Korean ICBM could threaten the continental United States.
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But just 22018 years old at the time, he wasn't fully developed athletically.
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Generally, he foresaw revolution as possible only in a fully developed economic system.
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Looking around at mainstream media, very few South Asian characters are fully developed.
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It simply needed a stronger, more fully developed visual language to maintain perfect balance.
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Once fully developed, the wasp emerged from its incubator, looking for a mating partner.
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If you launch something and your software isn't fully developed you destroy your business.
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The technologies that we are leveraging weren't fully developed for how we're using them.
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And because their immune systems aren't fully developed, every public encounter risks their life.
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Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton is the only candidate with a fully-developed technology policy.
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His research suggests that by age 16, cold cognition skills are near fully developed.
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Babies often experience acid reflux because their lower esophageal sphincter isn&apost fully developed.
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If one or the other isn't fully developed, project creators have to disclose that fact.
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In almost all cases, the wasps were fully developed and on the cusp of departure.
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When the fins were fully developed, Mr. Gehrke found that the fin rays were glowing.
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"Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden both had fully developed prefrontal cortices in 2005," said McElwee.
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We know that the human brain is not fully developed till about 25 years old.
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Dominique had a twin, but she never fully developed, instead fusing with her in the womb.
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Because their bladders are not fully developed, puppies have to potty more frequently than adult dogs.
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Tyrion is probably Game of Thrones' most fully developed character, and Peter Dinklage plays him well.
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A crowdfunding accelerator helps companies that have a fully developed prototype execute a successful crowdfunded campaign.
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CNN said the proposal was not fully developed and was one of several ideas being considered.
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Noisey: This record comes off as the blueprint of what you'd become but wasn't fully developed.
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The bottom of the stick instantly prints a fully-developed photograph — far faster than a Polaroid.
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Dominique had a twin who never fully developed, instead fusing with her body in the womb.
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But if it hasn't fully developed these ideas, it probably shouldn't be touting them as benefits.
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Unfortunately for the visually impaired, it will be some years before these technologies are fully developed.
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Neither side could have any advantage, certainly not one as great as a fully developed SDI.
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Historically, the company has waited until the technology is fully developed and reliable before adding it.
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Today, it's a fully developed city — we pulled in and saw the lights illuminate the sky.
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The brain isn't fully developed until early adulthood, which limits judgment and long-term planning skills.
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If fully developed, oil and gas will become a second economic engine of Argentina after agriculture.
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His rate can range from $500 for simple work to six figures for a fully developed language.
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My brain, according to scientific research I've now learned a lot about, was not yet fully developed.
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One of the best things about Doug was that every character on the show was fully developed.
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All of the start-ups that were crushed, the life-changing products that were never fully developed.
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Their lungs are less likely to be fully developed, and their bodies less able to retain heat.
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However, its interconnections are not fully developed, meaning Romania can import significantly more than it can export.
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A source familiar with Leaba noted the company was very young and without a fully developed product.
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"We did not have that muscle fully developed because we were so internally focused historically," he said.
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The OECD has 35 member states, most of whose economies are considered high-income and fully developed.
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Aren't young people notoriously impulsive and hotheaded, their brains not fully developed enough to make good judgments?
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"South Williamsburg hasn't fully developed yet," said Mr. Corrigan, who works in the fashion and beauty field.
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Some die from rape injuries or childbirth complications after becoming pregnant before their bodies are fully developed.
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Younger ladies, listen up: It's recommended to have a reduction when breasts are at the fully developed stage.
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There's still other life out there, whether it be a cell or a fully developed, highly intelligent being.
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And by the end of the year, Pandora could release a fully developed competitor to Spotify and Apple.
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"We are waiting for October data to be fully developed and shared with the technical team," Falih said.
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Rarely do we find them fully developed, plot-essential and behaving in a manner natural to their station.
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It's not a fully developed democratic society, but there is a strange kind of freedom that exists here.
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Once the technology is fully developed for Ford, both companies said, it could be licensed to other companies.
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One of these was Martha A. Honeywell (1786–1856), who did not have forearms nor fully developed legs.
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The United States, by contrast, is already fully developed and thus far wealthier on a per capita basis.
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It happens often to girls when they experience tears while delivering babies before their bodies are fully developed.
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Although this system is not fully developed, I want to share an idea of how this might work.
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And although he said he was socially liberal, he admitted that he hadn't fully developed all his positions.
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Radiotopia's first seven podcasts came to the network fully developed, Shapiro said, but "Ear Hustle" started from scratch.
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Why infants have acid refluxBabies often experience acid reflux because their lower esophageal sphincter isn&apost fully developed.
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Had it been fully developed, many people told me, Canada would have become a major force in aviation.
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Nicotine can disrupt brain development for young people, especially considering the brain isn't fully developed until age 25.
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Even though the players possess the physical presence of a fully developed adult, at heart they are still children.
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It was about a group of fully-developed characters interacting with each other in a way that just clicked.
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You know, my brain wasn't fully developed, and my thought process was altered because of maybe a little weed.
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According to Satoshi Hase, a science fiction novelist, Matsubara's novel was well-structured, but still lacked fully developed characters.
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"We are waiting for October data to be fully developed and shared with the [OPEC] technical team," Falih said.
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And third, young people's brains are not fully developed and are more likely to underestimate the dangers of work.
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Generally speaking, kids and infants get summer colds worse than grown-ups because their immune systems aren't fully developed.
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But it's not yet fully developed and we know we'll have growing pains as we familiarize ourselves with it.
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I agree entirely -- with you and Clinton -- that Sanders did not have as fully developed of a policy portfolio.
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And, unlike in the United States, China never fully developed a romance with the open road and car ownership.
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Certainly Ms. Mendieta, the political artist and feminist, was already fully developed in "Moffitt Building Piece," also from 1973.
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An oyster's gonad — its largest organ — makes up 30 to 40 percent of its body mass when fully developed.
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Eventually the adult will appreciate why all fully developed nations have given up on the American Constitution as model.
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But with McSally yet to make her plans official, the field might not yet have fully developed. 6. Rep.
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In addition, the bottommost anagrammed entry seems to be there for a reason, but not a fully developed one.
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And after the brain was fully developed and the connections became strong, the worms regained their fine-tuning abilities.
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We have a capsule collection at Anthropologie of mugs and travel accessories, categories we have not yet fully developed.
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If Arya had a fully developed brain, she would realize that Sansa wrote this under coercion, but again, she's 250.
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Instead, people will buy fully developed cartridge based games that will never need an update or patch to unlock content.
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Yes, but: Tesla's self-driving software is not yet fully developed, and Musk has missed ambitious deadlines in the past.
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Born in Belarus in 1990, Khvitsko's legs never fully developed due to radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear power plant explosion.
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In the end, the ears were actually smaller, and had fewer fully developed kernels than the ears without the mutation.
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The goal is to have a fully developed package available for automakers to start integrating into new vehicles by 2019.
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The lower price point for the game does also somewhat justify some of its less fully developed qualities, I guess.
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Perhaps dogs must learn to be discerning, researchers speculate, or perhaps these pups hadn't fully developed a capacity for communication.
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So will we finally see Girls give way to fully developed, emotionally mature women in its next and final season?
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It will be well into next year before a plan is fully developed to safely lift and stabilize the model.
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Many of these ideas will be more fully developed as part of a volume to be published in early 2020.
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A fully developed ICBM could threaten the continental United States, which is about 9,000 km (5,500 miles) from North Korea.
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Scientific studies have shown that the adult brain is not fully developed until a person is about 25-years-old.
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Pricing for the tools won't be announced until they're fully developed and released to the public, according to a press release.
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And I don't think we fully know what the growth potential is, because I think that the market hasn't fully developed.
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Despite being born without fully developed hands, 15-year-old Alexei Romanov from Kazan, Russia has no issues playing the piano.
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While the company says it'll be more accessible to consumers by the time it's fully developed, cost estimates haven't been specified.
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Inspired, they launched a Kickstarter for a larger version, virtual reality's first fully developed swordfighting — among other kinds of fighting — experience.
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In some cases the weevils were two months old, an age at which their armoured exoskeleton is fully developed and hardened.
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Before a baby's neck muscles are fully developed, they aren't able to hold their heads up for long periods of time.
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That's because teens' brains aren't yet fully developed and, as a result, are more powerfully influenced by a substance like nicotine.
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The women, appropriately, have the richer parts, and these actresses revel in the eccentric bravery of their most fully developed roles.
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"We're trying to do everything in parallel but that has not yet been fully developed," Cassidy said of lining up support.
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"He reminds me, especially when he gets to be a fully developed player, of like a big Bruce Smith," Hamilton said.
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He gets by far the most page time in the Chronicles, and his arc is the most fully developed and detailed.
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But Blodgett encourages patients to delay braces until their teeth, gums and mouths have fully developed—sometimes not until the mid-twenties.
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But no segment is fully developed, and the rigorous theatrical timing that often makes a Bel piece gripping isn't consistently in play.
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The method isn't fully developed, but it could give forensic analysts much more flexibility in the type of data they can use.
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This means that every year, thousands of children who are fully developed and would be viable outside the womb are being aborted.
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Others, like Qi'ra (Emilia Clarke), feel undercooked, almost more like setups for spinoff novels and comic series than fully developed film characters.
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Even in the '50s, the heyday of Hitchcock's thrillers, horror hadn't fully developed into what we considered a "true horror" film today.
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But one of the most fully developed platforms is AltspaceVR, a cross-platform virtual environment based around mirroring real-world social activities.
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Booker and Sanders, along with a group of other Democrats, will introduce a fully developed bill today to allow the drug imports.
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It was a "fully developed Catholic world" of churches, schools and a heavily Irish Democratic political machine, the historian Ellen Skerrett said.
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Winners in the converged future will have evolved networks, fully developed digital platforms and the ultimate driver of convergence — a unified customer experience.
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Fans who might have felt Saw's backstory felt hazy can chalk it up to the fact that he's already a fully developed character.
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Once fully developed, a North Korean ICBM could threaten the continental United States, which is about 9,000 km (5,500 miles) from North Korea.
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When I was younger, maybe my life was not fully developed enough to realize that — it was all about friends and, well, fucking.
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I still see amazing opportunities that just aren't quite fully developed yet—and helping making them real is what I get excited about.
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Versace (Edgar Ramírez) and his longtime partner, Antonio (Ricky Martin), only appear intermittently, like pops from a flashbulb rather than fully developed characters.
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Dollarhyde mentioned comments she's seen from queer players of The Outer Worlds who see Parvati not as pandering, but a fully developed person.
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Once fully developed, a North Korean ICBM could threaten the continental United States, which is around 9,000 km (5,23 miles) from the North.
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A North Korean ICBM, once fully developed, could threaten the continental United States, which is about 9,000 km (5,500 miles) from the North.
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The final story, "Our Mom-and-Pop Opium Den," does offer more fully developed relationships, a dramatic arc, an important decision and consequences.
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Once fully developed, a North Korean ICBM could threaten the continental United States, which is around 9,000 km (5,500 miles) from the North.
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For that reason, it suffered on Friday by being programmed after Rennie Harris's "Exodus" (2015), a more fully developed study in that style.
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Additionally, cannabis is known to impact the prefrontal cortex, a part of the brain that isn't fully developed until a person is 25.
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Simmons in 225, which abolished the death penalty for juveniles — was partly based on science suggesting that adolescent brains are not fully developed.
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Once fully developed, a North Korean ICBM could threaten the continental United States, which is around 2000,27 km (20163,22016 miles) from the North.
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Once fully developed, a North Korean ICBM could threaten the continental United States, which is around 20063,000 km (5,500 miles) from the North.
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Congress designated the site in 1987 to be the nation's sole repository for high-level nuclear waste, but it's never been fully developed.
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HERMÈS In 2015, it introduced the critically acclaimed Slim d'Hermès, the house's first timepiece fully developed in-house: strap, case, movement, dial, everything.
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Doing so enhances a finely balanced business case for launching NMA, which would be the first aircraft fully developed in the digital age.
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In fact, the most recent iOS and Android apps released over the last two weeks were the first to be fully developed in-house.
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It's hardly as fully developed as either of those, but it's an extremely solid short film whose near-silence makes it all the creepier.
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She's also navigating life at one of its most awkward stages with an amazing cast of fully developed friends and mean girl-style enemies.
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Acting State Department spokesman Mark Toner confirmed that the hiring freeze would remain until the plan to downsize and reorganize had been fully developed.
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Chertoff also said he viewed Trump's travel ban, which blocked immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries in January, as rushed and not fully developed.
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We know that the frontal lobe -- the part of the brain responsible for impulse control -- is not fully developed in middle school-aged children.
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I went through puberty and my first-ever taste of weight gain all at once, after most of my peers had already fully developed.
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It has its own language, Talossan, spoken fluently by many of its citizens; a fully developed system of law; and a colorful, troubled history.
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So far, Castro is the only candidate to present a fully developed plan for animal-related issues as part of his formal campaign platform.
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They deny the science of fetal development, while advocating for aborting fully developed, viable children who can feel the pain of the abortionists' forceps.
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But many experts warn that even when fully developed and more widely deployed, 25G may never quite live up to its early marketing hype.
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If a baby bird leaves the nest too early, when its wings aren't yet fully developed, it's at greater risk of being caught by predators.
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Beyond that, the Polestar 2's interior looks more fully developed and coherent than the one in the Polestar 1, to my eyes at least.
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What's perhaps most surprising is that both halves of Ring Fit Adventure not only work well together, but they feel fully developed on their own.
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As soon as Mookie grew out of puppy-hood, and the vet told us that his bones were fully developed, I started running with him.
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"Sometimes because we feel like these are teenagers and their brains aren't fully developed, we hold them less accountable than we actually should," she said.
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A lack of licensed options and the absence of a fully developed regulated market leaves illegal operations with the "lion's share" of business, he said.
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Taiwan politically liberalized and democratized — as did South Korea and other Asian authoritarian states — and it powered the island's economy to a fully developed level.
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We don't know exactly why, but it might be because young people's immune systems haven't fully developed yet, and older people's immune systems are weakening.
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Secretary General Gorbachev feared that the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), when fully developed, would give the United States a decisive advantage in the nuclear standoff.
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In the ads a full-page photograph shows some of the defective trains that had yet to be fully developed at the time of order.
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In a show that snakes like a vine through tales and time, telling three unrelated stories, hers is the most heart-catching and fully developed.
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But by 1700 Mexico, also called New Spain, had its own fully developed art industry, replete with guilds and academies, family dynasties and professional rivalries.
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He's the only MCU supervillain who's as fully developed as the MCU superheroes – and with his sad tale of familial angst, he's almost as sympathetic.
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"We made some decisions around conventions in order to put together a fully developed credit agreement," said Tess Virmani, associate general counsel at the LSTA.
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If your baby is not fully developed and you have mild preeclampsia, the disease can often be managed at home until your baby has matured.
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The only really less-than-perfect thing about this episode is the fact that Winston and Cece aren't yet as fully developed as the other characters.
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This is fusion soul, performed with ideas about texture endemic to rock psychedelia; it's like Solange's When I Get Home (2019) but with fully developed songs.
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Missile experts, who carefully examine such pictures for clues about North Korea's weapons programmes, said there is no indication that the rocket has been fully developed.
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"The book is an opportunity to share a host of ideas and stories about resistance, blackness, and a pathway to freedom in a fully developed way."
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British carmaker Lotus has unveiled the first car fully developed since the company got bought by Chinese automotive group Geely, and it's an all-around stunner.
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In theory, the M&A strategy can save companies significant sums as they can purchase mature, fully developed products without having to invest in R&D.
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The CDC cites three reasons: First, their bodies are not fully developed, and they may not have the strength to safely operate machinery designed for adults.
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" Tyler Baltierra agreed, adding, "Yeah because we said it may not have been a fully developed baby in the womb but it was in our hearts.
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Adults, on the other hand, are better at self-cleaning, thanks to our fully developed nostrils and throats that trap particles before they reach the lungs.
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Too often, young people are encouraged to speak their own minds indiscriminately, even when not fully developed or sufficiently imbued with the capacity for right judgment.
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Fully developed depictions of Asian Americans are rare and increasingly important — as an envied outside group, Asian Americans are in "a dangerous place," Fiske told me.
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Once fully developed, a North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) could threaten the continental United States, which is about 9,000 km (5,500 miles) from North Korea.
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For example, 2,400 years ago the Greeks had a more fully developed vision of manliness than anything we see in or around the White House today.
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Ms. Smith's work, which doesn't feel fully developed here, resides somewhere between the potent platitudes of appropriated material and an attempt to distill her personal experience.
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Moreover, these technologies, when fully developed, will be highly marketable throughout the world and generate economic benefits to states that engaged in the research and development.
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Although the PokéPorn that I've seen strictly depicts fully-developed, adult sexual features on trainers, we nonetheless know that Misty is canonically a ten-year-old.
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China also needs America's help in reaching the immediate goal of avoiding the middle-income trap, which would keep the Chinese economy from reaching fully developed status.
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This power is most fully developed in Bran, but Jon and Arya see through their wolves' eyes and perhaps even direct their wolves' actions when they dream.
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Ultimately, the degree aims to build technical skills for effects and animation techniques that may not yet be fully developed, such as virtual reality and augmented reality.
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Growing up outside London while listening to grime in the early 2000s was strange, mainly because the scene as everyone knows it now didn't feel fully developed.
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Some analysts think that China's yearly sales could hit 40 million or more, based on what they see in terms of vehicle ownership in fully developed economies.
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"Until [Einstein's] intended capabilities are more fully developed, DHS will be hampered in its abilities to provide effective cybersecurity-related support to federal agencies," the GAO said.
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Research shows us that because youths' brains are not fully developed until well into their 20s, they are more prone to impetuous decision-making and risk-taking.
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Doctors note that head hits absorbed by young players are more damaging because their brains are not fully developed, and are less capable of fully repairing themselves.
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Of all the girls who inhabit these pages, Shannon is the most fully developed character, and understandably so, given the focus on self in the elementary years.
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Thanks to the band's collective confidence and increasing willingness to pursue weirdness, on the two new albums that sound becomes its own striking, fully developed sonic template.
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And she's hopeful the show will pave the way for more empowered, fully developed female characters, which she believes are, on the whole, lacking in pop culture today.
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Rather, Odyssey presents two fully developed bodies of work designed for radically different purposes: one to dominate the art world and the other to nourish his creative soul.
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Doctors have also noted that head hits are more damaging to young players because their brains are not fully developed, and are less capable of fully repairing themselves.
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She's hard to look away from, playing Ally as a fully-developed star in her own right who just needs a couple of nudges to be set aflame.
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They also do not have a fully developed understanding of privacy, including what's appropriate to share with others and who has access to their conversations, pictures, and videos.
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Parents want their children to survive, they want them to be well fed, so that when they get a chance to learn, that their brain is fully developed.
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That said, many big luxury brands including Chanel and Dior have not yet fully developed their in-house e-commerce websites through which they now sell mostly cosmetics.
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Even in the most insubstantial stories — and some of these pieces are quite insubstantial, more like sketches than fully developed works — the specificity of her voice elevates everything.
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"Nutley has been fully developed for some time," said Carol Tangorra, an agent with Sotheby's International Realty in nearby Montclair, who lives in her childhood home in Nutley.
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The current bumper crop, which is about at the midway point of harvesting, will be unaffected, as beans are fully developed and will not suffer from colder temperatures.
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They asked for a sentence that would make him eligible for parole no later than age 40, citing scientific studies that said a juvenile brain is not fully developed.
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All of the simian subjects had lost one of their arms for therapeutic reasons years prior to the research—two of them as infants, before their arm fully developed.
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Unfortunately this happened in late development, the melanoblasts moved more slowly than usual, and the they didn't quite close in over the belly before the cat was fully developed.
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But I tell young people at the start of the book that they shouldn't take drugs, including alcohol: that their brain isn't fully developed yet and they should wait.
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Infants are more at risk because their immune systems are not yet fully developed, while in children under five they have not yet developed effective resistance to the disease.
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In most cases, a drink or two is not going to cause any serious issues, especially since the baby's liver is more fully developed after three months, Ellett says.
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Michael Ovitz and Ron Meyer, the most important of the five co-founders of CAA, loom large as both quoted sources and the most fully developed and fascinating characters.
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I mean that this Emma, directed by photographer Autumn de Wilde, has a fully developed system for thinking about sex, constraint from sex, and what both mean to Emma.
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Pennsylvania has been an energy revolution success story and if the fracking play here were fully developed, industry estimates say it would provide over 200,85033 jobs to the state.
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The Zink printing system differs from traditional instant print systems, making it a bit more expensive to use, but the photos do emerge fully developed, unlike traditional Polaroid prints.
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But in this case, the researchers managed to discover fully developed wasps inside their fly hosts, which they did using a technique known as high-throughput synchrotron X-ray microtomography.
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Shortly after raising $25 million as a part of their ICO, Proxeus now plans to complete the functions described in its whitepaper and release a fully developed solution for enterprise.
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"He wobbles a bit, and this is meant to emulate a seated baby, which hasn't fully developed the skills to balance itself," said Fuminori Kataoka, Kirobo Mini's chief design engineer.
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No one, even in Beijing or Delhi, yet knows exactly what a fully-developed relationship between China and India will look like when complete, because they've never seen it before.
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Thanks to this theoretical shift, Arendt makes available for us a constellation of concepts, even though she did not have the time to arrange into a fully developed philosophical reflection.
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Trump both passed the buck and smashed the anti-abortion movement's most basic sales pitch: that their war is about protecting fully developed fetuses from being murdered in the womb.
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When we hear a great recording, we tend to think of the music as having sprung fully developed from the imagination of the musician or band that cut the tracks.
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"The fully developed welfare state deserves priority over Basic Income because it accomplishes what Basic Income does not: it guarantees that certain specific human needs will be met," Bergmann concludes.
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Neuroimaging studies show that brain systems necessary for cold cognition are mature by mid-adolescence, whereas those that govern self-regulation are not fully developed until a person's early 20s.
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In the interview, Adams said these levels pose a threat to the development of babies and adolescents, emphasizing that a teenager's brain isn't fully developed until the age of 28503.
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By the time we left Park City, the myth was fully developed: Nate Parker's passion project, the film he wrote, directed, and starred in, was an Oscar frontrunner in 25.
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It's just so detailed, and there's so much in the dialogue and the characters are so fully developed that I almost feel like I'm taking credit for something I didn't do.
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It seems much more important to look at the subtle hints the text gives us about the not yet fully developed poet whom we've all come to know, study, and love.
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Trump adviser Steve Bannon told Reince Priebus, who would eventually become Trump's White House chief of staff, that it was odd that Trump had a fully developed answer to her question.
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"He wobbles a bit, and this is meant to emulate a seated baby, which hasn't fully developed the skills to balance itself," Fuminori Kataoka, Kirobo Mini's chief design engineer, told Reuters.
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For the first time, those who have followed Jack Whitten's career can see two different sides of the artist through two fully developed bodies of work designed for radically different purposes.
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How heat kills kids The central nervous system is not fully developed in children, and this makes their bodies less able to cope with temperature changes, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In December it presented an ambitious, if far from fully developed, $30 billion plan to build a number of desalination plants on the Mediterranean shore of Israel and the Gaza Strip.
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BlackBerry says it had more of a hand in the specs and design features of the DTEK60 than it will with future devices that are fully developed by the licensed manufacturers.
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It coincides with the beginning of the artist's most fully developed work, ends a year before his death, and spans some of the happiest and saddest days of his short life.
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She had a way of talking to her parents, at once formal and capricious, as if she were a celebrity, with a fully developed sense of her own needs and preferences.
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He's not even close to fully developed physically and is already serving 135 miles per hour and already has stroke production that reminds me a little of Juan Martín del Potro.
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When you look at another character that I think is doing quite well on Netflix, the "Miranda Sings, Haters Back Off" show, that's a fully-formed, fully-developed character on YouTube.
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Once fully developed, it is supposed to offer download speeds of at least 20 gigabits per second (4G manages about half that at best) and response times ("latency") of below 1 millisecond.
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"Geely sees itself transforming away from pure manufacturing and into intelligent manufacturing and smart services with the development of a fully developed ecosystem," said a Geely spokesman, when asked about the investment.
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The male has to be precise about the timing, doing it just a few days before molting when the female's genitalia and sperm storage organs are fully developed but not yet exposed.
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While the Pentagon called the test a success, some experts cautioned that the $40 billion missile defense system still has a long way to go before it can be considered fully developed.
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For young women who are able to wait to have babies until their bodies are fully developed, and then have them well-spaced, it's called life-saving — for them and their children.
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If China is indeed guilty of these accusations, then it must delay its political and economic objective to become a "moderately prosperous society" by 203 and a fully developed economy by 2049.
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Importantly, Volvo won't provide fully developed self-driving cars to Uber — the vehicles will come standard with "core autonomous driving technologies," and Uber will add its own sensors and software after delivery.
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Artists are O.K. with living in these parts of the city that are not fully developed yet, and I have tons of friends who would want to move into the vacant apartments.
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With a bone-marrow transplant, the added advantage of giving it before birth is that the fetal immune system is not yet fully developed, so it is unlikely to reject the transplant.
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Written by Isa Mazzei, herself a former camgirl, and directed by Daniel Goldhaber, "Cam" is more successful as an oddly feminist tale of gutsy self-reliance than as a fully developed drama.
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So-called robot cars, when fully developed by companies including Uber, Alphabet Inc and General Motors Co, are expected to drastically cut down on motor vehicle fatalities and create billion-dollar businesses.
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Now we have a fully developed little girl who could make her big entrance any day now… and bae had time to pack her own hospital bag lol fake eyelashes are not priority.
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Located off the coast of Angola, the $5.6 billion project is using early production systems, or EPS, while it is being fully developed to pump an estimated 110,000 barrels per day or more.
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But Marling says the streaming service also allowed for her fully developed characters — both male and female — to come alive in a way they couldn't in a feature film or typical TV series.
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That decision, which expanded on a previous SCOTUS decision from 2012, was based on scientific evidence that teenagers' brains are not fully developed to make rational decisions on the same level as adults.
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While the Pentagon is calling the test a success, some experts cautioned that the $40 billion missile defense system still has a long way to go before it can be considered fully developed.
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Thus emerged a picture of a unique life cycle where individuals are born fully developed into the discarded bodies of their ancestors, already bearing the dirt and dings of decades on the streets.
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" Sues, who edited the study manuscript, noted that the oldest known bird is the "150-million-year-old Archaeopteryx, which has fully developed wings but otherwise is still extremely similar to certain dinosaurs.
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Although fully developed and vetted solutions for encrypted chats on desktop don't exist quite yet, perhaps soon even non-technical users will be able to switch to a new, more secure XMPP client.
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The same thing that makes any novel work: Interesting, fully developed characters; dialogue that is crisp or enchanting; more than a hint of poetry in the prose; and the basic — a compelling narrative.
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A group of Republican senators wrote to President Donald Trump in March asking him to promise to veto any effort to revive earmarks, and the effort to undo the earmark ban never fully developed.
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Although the Pentagon obeyed the request by the council, the Journal reported, it is unknown whether or not the plans for striking Iran were ever fully developed or even provided to the White House.
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The finding that tadpole transport was a fully developed behavior in both males and females, even though males did it almost exclusively in nature, was another significant part of the research, said Dr. Pasukonis.
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That is partly because tools to make ads for "Stories" are not fully developed yet, and it is easy for users to ignore ads on the service or skip the service altogether, analysts said.
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While marijuana has long been the subject of baseless fear-mongering, there are still legit concerns over how dangerous it could be for young people whose brains haven't fully developed, let alone those still unborn.
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Supplemental nutrients like calcium are supplied to aid their growth, and their progress is monitored over the course of about three weeks, from the first inklings of a heartbeat to the fully developed baby bird.
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One year later AI experts still don't have the recipe fully developed, but many agree a contextual approach that combines mathematics and an understanding of human subjects in an algorithm is the best path forward.
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I read a lot of science magazines and one was talking about how your frontal lobes are not fully developed until you are 27 or 28, so you are still into risk-taking until then.
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Each of the pursued gets a brief monologue to explain what prompted the attempt to enter the United States illegally, but it's a perfunctory pause; the movie isn't interested in fully developed characters, just carnage.
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But according to Levin, the changes seen in their experiment showed that the brain helps to shape the body's development well before the nervous system is even fully developed, and long before any movement starts.
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The bill bans abortion as soon as a fetus's "heartbeat" is detected, which typically happens at around six weeks of pregnancy (but which doesn't involve a fully developed heart until about 20 weeks of pregnancy).
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Joined by the intense violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja, the group's reading of Berg's concerto was unsentimental, even severe and raw, but also nuanced and fully developed, the sound milky and organ-like in quotations of Bach.
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If the brain isn't fully developed, the government should be aware that the decisions of people under the age of 25 may not be as completely thought out as those of age 25 or older.
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The partnership only began four months ago, so the software is not fully developed, but Goossens says SAP already provided some insights to Team Liquid's "Dota 2" players ahead of this week's The International tournament.
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Chastain has space to craft a fully developed character whose journey takes her to some unexpected emotional places, and Muschietti finds a single dark fairy tale tone and sticks with it from beginning to end.
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In this show, she presented three connected bodies of work and each was fully developed and sophisticated in their own way — my favorites were the stylized tapestries made by artisans in Peru based on Gonzales's designs.
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Young children, especially babies, are at highest risk says the FDA, because their brains and organs aren't fully developed, their intestinal absorption of toxic elements is higher and their food intake to body weight is greater.
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Raj added that while police are calling it ISIS operations in the sense that it has been given approval and authority by ISIS, the terror group's presence has not yet fully developed into actual ISIS cells.
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The images beamed back to Earth since the satellite was launched show that over the course of 80 hours in space the initial tw0-cell embryos loaded into the satellite have grown into fully developed blastocysts.
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Pentagon acquisition chief Frank Kendall, who once described plans by his predecessors to buy three different F-35 models before they had been fully developed as "acquisition malpractice," said the program had clearly turned a corner.
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Experts express caution While the Pentagon is calling this test a success, some experts cautioned that the $40 billion missile defense system still has a long way to go before it can be considered fully developed.
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We cannot call ourselves a fully developed or advanced nation when 50 percent living in poverty, when 60 percent are without health insurance, when too many are choosing between basic needs like rent, food and healthcare.
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In the brain of a twenty-two-year-old, in particular a twenty-two-year-old male, the parts that recognize risk and danger are not as fully developed, and so it becomes this Darwinistic matter.
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What's more, it takes only a month for a chick — properly called a squab, informally known as a squeaker — to become fully developed and leave the nest, limiting the time you have to come across one.
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In addition to being a secret sweetheart of a series, "Sex Education" has some of my favorite production and costume design — retro and quirky, with an earthy color pallette and a fully developed sense of place.
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"Far from constraining China's ability to meet its objective of being 'a fully developed rich economy' by 2050, committing to achieve zero emissions by 2050 will spur investment and innovation that could accelerate progress," Turner added.
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These larvae don't yet have fully developed immune systems to deal with ingested microplastics, which is particularly worrisome when you consider that the particles are known to accumulate pathogens like bacteria as they float around the sea.
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But it left some in the travel industry scratching their heads over how India's far from fully developed transport and tourism infrastructure could cope if many of its 1.25 billion people took Modi up on his challenge.
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Jennifer Jimenez, a 30-year-old Salvadoran, said she arrived at the border in July with 11-year-old twins and her eight-month-old son Jacob, who was born with lungs that had not fully developed.
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Jennifer Jimenez, a 30-year-old Salvadoran, said she arrived at the border in July with 53-year-old twins and her eight-month-old son Jacob, who was born with lungs that had not fully developed.
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It will be extremely exciting if the picture does get fully developed: The more we know about this supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy, the more we can put Einstein's theory to the test.
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Starting with the party as a fully developed team, albeit with any backstory filled in by the movie and the other media around the game, made total sense—these guys already have a solid relationship with one another.
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While nicotine isn't all that harmful to a fully developed brain, the developing brain of a teenager is inordinately susceptible to addiction, and underage use of nicotine delivery systems may leave these users addicted to nicotine for life.
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I'm assuming that as with Veronica Mars, the show will reveal Tyson's layers, and he will become a more fully developed character — we also see him in flashbacks, as well as discovering more about him as Murphy digs.
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Add the fact that a lot of first relationships happen in high school — when people are hyped up on hormones and don't yet have fully developed brains — and it's no wonder that first love often ends in heartbreak.
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Porto Montenegro, which overlooks the Bay of Kotor at Tivat, is a fully developed complex with 0003 one- to four-bedroom residences, a 2000-berth marina and a range of boutiques and services that include an international school.
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Chapters are divided by stark, eerie photographs — some of them taken by Eric, a talented amateur portraitist who never fully developed his craft, and others taken by the author, emblems of her early search for an appropriate medium.
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"I've heard doctors say that they don't believe babies—especially premature babies—feel pain the same way as adults because their nervous system (and/or musculoskeletal system) is not fully developed," she explained to Gizmodo in an email.
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If and when it is fully developed and is flying at least twice a year, the SLS will give NASA the capability to launch, the long-awaited back to the Moon missions and ultimately manned trips to Mars.
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At CES, I spoke to Elephant Robotics founder and CEO Joey Song, who was at the show demonstrating MarsCat, a fully developed robotic cat designed to be a companion pet with full autonomous interactivity, similar to Sony's Aibo.
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Normally, when a fully-developed adult walks in all wibbly-wobbly, the reception isn't "Awwwwww.." Meet the adorable 2-month-old polar bear at the Toronto Zoo who is grappling with putting one paw in front of the other.
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He is eager to make amends with the family guard dog, Budabash, who he tortured six years ago when he was last in Logar, back when his childish sense of morality and empathy had not yet been fully developed.
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So I came back a few years later and this time, I went through the process and did some acupuncture and they were able to retrieve seven fully developed eggs — which isn't the 20-something they typically hope for.
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They are able to exercise patience and fund more fully developed companies, focus less on burn rate and growth trajectory and instead home in on companies with a proven market, earlier recurring revenue and a clear path to profitability.
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But because of the all out war that these young men have fought to be where they are today, their raps are captivating in both approach and content, offering a fully developed glimpse into their outlook and life experiences.
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But Republicans won't back common-sense gun laws that would protect fully developed human beings — because the N.R.A. energizes their base and funds their campaigns and ensures their $174,000-a-year jobs and free parking at Reagan National Airport.
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The primary cause for alarm is Zika's causal link to microcephaly, a congenital birth defect in which a baby's head and brain are not fully developed, leading to a wide range of developmental symptoms, including some that are life-threatening.
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The question of what Miri did, and why, is so prominent throughout the season that other threads aren't (or don't need to be) fully developed; when it's answered, you're not exactly sure whether there's more for the show to do.
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Unlike the objects in "Working Gallery," expressions of a fully developed aesthetic, this collection of 20 or so rarely assembled furnishings, some commissioned for private homes, show the trials he matured through to arrive at his performance on Fifth Avenue.
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When we typically think of teens, they embody a frightening and distant coolness: They watch different YouTubers instead of Hannah Montana, they huff Whip-Its in parking lots, they adore endless dangerous activities because their brains are not yet fully developed.
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Its democracy is not fully developed, one of its major parties bears the biases and dangers of the Muslim Brotherhood, and endemic corruption – a target of the determined new prime minister – is a continuing drag on the economy and good governance.
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This puzzle has a fully developed trick, to be sure, but it also has a couple of almosts: Four out of five answers are idioms, for example, and the order of the dropped vowels from top to bottom is almost alphabetical.
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They know that they'll ultimately need to write a counterargument and rebuttal, a call to action, and a compelling title, but I teach strategies for each of these elements as mini lessons once students' arguments are fully developed and supported.
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In an October report, PricewaterhouseCoopers estimated that a fully developed sports gambling industry in all states would draw $303 billion in bets every year; the congressional National Gambling Impact Study Commission has suggested the figure could be closer to $400 billion.
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And then you're getting much more realized characters on television, it started to be like, 'Well, why would I go see a bad rom-com in the theaters when I can watch a fully developed character in a very interesting story at home?
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Even Jared Leto's koo-koo bad guy kinda works And here's a glowing quote you won't see on a movie poster: Blade Runner 2049 is so grandly awesome, so fully developed and dialed-in, even Jared Leto's koo-koo bad guy kinda works.
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"That behavior is unacceptable, will not be tolerated by the Hawks organization, and will result in discipline for Dennis at the appropriate time once the matter has been more fully developed through the law enforcement process and otherwise," Hawks GM Travis Schlenk says.
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Also, I've worked really hard to own a property, so to have that potentially damaged by what I regard as a not fully developed way to look at gas, and the danger that goes with it, would be an extreme concern of mine.
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Once in a while, a constructor will make a themeless puzzle that contains a "mini-theme," or a few entries that relate to each other but are not a fully developed theme set like you would see in the early-week puzzles.
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The populations most at risk are people with compromised immune systems who have never had the disease and infants, whose immune systems are not fully developed and who do not receive the first dose of vaccine in the first year after birth.
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According to the new paper, the ancient Greeks were using lifting machines to build stone temples as early as the mid-seventh century BC, which is around 150 years before the introduction and spread of fully developed cranes, with their hoists and winches.
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Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah sought on Thursday to temper anticipation that a fully developed tax plan would be ready for public consumption by the end of the month, insisting that his committee would use a bipartisan process to craft legislation.
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Merry Christmas Lil' Mama: Re-Wrapped (yes, that's the title, and we love it) is a more fully developed version of the surprise holidy mixtape they dropped this time last year, and it features a whopping 18 tracks, nine of which are brand new.
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You hear that unmistakable zzzzzwwweeeewwwwwoooowwwaaaaaa, the film pops out, you wait two to twenty minutes (for black and white and color respectively), and voilá you have a fully developed photo—or at least a thing that will at pass as one on most days.
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But while the F-22 is set for a face-lift to maintain its competitive edge, the Pentagon could decide against upgrading the F-35s that have already been delivered once the program's latest weapons and software capabilities are fully developed in early 2018.
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" At the time of Rahman's death, according to the CIA accountability board's report as well as the Senate's torture report, the CIA had not yet "fully developed formal detention and interrogation guidelines; guidance was ad hoc and there was ambiguous chain of command from headquarters.
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A few years ago, I interviewed Tom Bianchi, a photographer who was releasing a book of polaroids he took there in the 1970s and 80s, when the skinny island off the east coast of Long Island fully developed into a Mecca for gay life.
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"The #MeToo movement has exposed that we don't have a shared, fully developed, robust way of talking about everyday violence — especially sexual violence in the lives of women," Leigh Gilmore, a visiting professor in women's and gender studies at Wellesley College in Wellesley, Mass.
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Even some of the more fully developed border movies — including Gregory Nava's 1984 gem "El Norte," in which a Guatemalan brother and sister crawl through a sewer pipe and do battle with rats in crossing from Tijuana to San Diego — conjure up this tone.
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"The thread that ran through Alan's work — that American political history was made as much by popular figures wielding cultural influence as by officeholders and policymakers — was fully developed in this magisterial rendering of Luce's life," Lizabeth Cohen, a friend and Harvard history professor, wrote.
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According to Brouwer, there are still a number of questions that Verlinde's theory of emergent gravity can't explain, so "further advancements on both the theoretical framework and observational tests of emergent gravity are needed before it can be considered a fully developed and solidly tested theory."
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Dominique, a 10-month-old from the Ivory Coast of Africa, was born with what is known as a parasitic twin, where the bottom half of her twin's not-fully-developed body — including waist, legs and feet — protruded from her neck and back, according to the hospital.
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Over the years, scientists have developed techniques to accurately store information in DNA, which if fully developed, could completely change information technology by mitigating the risk of cyberattacks or environmental dangers such as fires or floods that could compromise a computer's hard drive or a book.
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I want every parent to know two main scientific facts: The first is that the part of the brain responsible for things such as planning, decision-making and impulse control (the frontal cortex) grows slowly over the teen years and is not fully developed until our 20s.
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But the fully developed heroic phase of revolutionary Neoclassical art is perhaps best exemplified by David's drawings, which embody the rational ideals of basic human rights and moral rectitude put forth by philosophers like Diderot, Voltaire, and Rousseau — ideals that were embraced by France's growing bourgeoisie.
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Over subsequent years, the Legislature raised the cutoff age to 23 and finally 26, reflecting research that has found that the prefrontal cortex, which governs the executive functions of impulse control, decision-making and the understanding of consequences, isn't fully developed until around the age of 25.
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The wondrous third season of Pamela Adlon's meditation on womanhood at middle age saw the show's storytelling grow more serialized, with fully developed arcs involving Samantha Fox (Adlon) and all three of her daughters, as well as most of the other important people in their lives.
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When looking at who could finally knock LeBron James from his perch at the top, there are essentially two categories: the teams that could do it this year, and the teams that could do it in a few years after their young talent has fully developed.
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The Married at First Sight alumna doesn't seem to mind too much, however, gushing about how happy she was that her baby was OK. "I can't tell you how amazing it feels to know that if she decided to come tomorrow she'd be fully developed & healthy!" she wrote.
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The reason why this effect is more powerful on children than adults—although we all know of many adults who are screen-addicted—is that children still don't have a fully-developed frontal cortex, the part of the brain that controls executive functioning, decision making, and impulse control.
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Justice Maxwell Wiley said that while he accepted a defense lawyer's argument that teenagers should be treated more leniently than adults because their brains are not fully developed, he thought the brutality of the crime still warranted a long prison term for the defendant, Eric Pek, who is 17.
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Studies have already shown that at 16 the part of the brain that processes "hot cognition" is not fully developed and makes them more susceptible to emotional outbursts and the bias in decisions that follows, especially when a presidential candidate tries to poke at emotions to rally people together.
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This approach, the judges wrote, "allows other litigants wishing to challenge the rule to do so" and fosters the "percolation of legal issues in the lower courts" so that if the issue reaches the Supreme Court, the justices will have the "benefit of additional viewpoints" and a "fully developed factual record".
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And that is probably due, in large part, to the fact that Aunt March isn't exactly a fully developed character in the book — her main involvement in the book is being wealthy, crotchety, picking favorites among the March sisters, and, ultimately, dying, so Jo can inherit her home and get married.
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What children need is education during their teenage years -- in middle and high school -- when their brains are still not fully developed to assess risk and when they are presented with opportunities to try and use drugs, Motsay and many other advocates and experts I spoke with for this story say.
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But even with flocks adding up to hundreds of birds eating stick insects and excreting their eggs, dispersal would be a rare occurrence, given that stick insects don't carry many fully developed eggs inside them, and so few make it through the brown-eared bulbul's digestive tract intact and viable.
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"I'm casting doubt on whether Sean Spicer can definitively know the answer to the question of the extent of the Russian hack and my frustration is at the idea that until this thing is fully developed already President-elect Trump is saying, 'Move on folks there's nothing to see here,'" he said.
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As Ed Stacey, another partner in the firm acknowledges, there is often a very high risk of failure at even more stages of the process, with the tech in some cases not even fully developed, let alone rolled out to see what kind of commercial interest there might be in the product.
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"Marijuana use can interfere with the frontal cortex, the region of the brain that handles executive function and isn't fully developed in adolescence, as well as the brain's limbic system, which handles impulse control," said Dr. Ellen Rome, head of the Center for Adolescent Medicine at Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital in Ohio.
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"The choice of Switzerland as the home for the newly established Libra Association, which when fully developed will have a diverse group of member organizations spanning technology, financial services, social impact organizations and venture capital, among others, harnesses Switzerland's role as a nucleus for international organizations," the Libra Association said in the press release.
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You might be sick of zombies — I sure am — but what Train to Busan does beautifully is introduce a bunch of characters (who skew toward "types," rather than fully developed human beings), then trap them on a train full of zombies, where they have to travel through cars filled with monsters in order to reach their objectives.
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When you combine it with the announcements over the last year around governance, enterprise key management, Box Zones (the ability to store Box in-country, even on another storage service) and Box Shuttle (to move legacy content to the cloud), you have a much more complete set of services, one expects from a fully developed content management vendor.
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" But Ms. Birstein quickly gained mastery over her protagonists, to the point where by 1955 The Times Book Review wrote admiringly of her fully developed characters in "The Troublemaker," a tale of Jewish family life in New York centering on an 303-year-old girl who, the review said, is "very bright, very curious and sensitive to the tensions about her.
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Apple says the probability that a random person could unlock your phone with Face ID is 1 in 1,000,000 (Touch ID's is 1 in 50,000) — but that probability goes way down if you're 813 years old or younger (Apple says it's because children's "distinct facial features may not have fully developed"), or you have a twin or even have a sibling who looks like you.
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A grouping of large, bright red foam building blocks demonstrates the way in which the arch is a surprisingly strong and stable architectural form; the text accompanying a ball and a net (almost like something one might find in a carnival midway) describes the enormous amount of coordination and judgment required for a child — whose nervous system is not yet fully developed — to catch a ball.
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