Sprint Vector is currently more of a prototype than a fully-fledged game, but it feels like a fully-fledged workout.
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What does a "fully fledged middle school relationship" look like?
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This is a collection of ideas, not a fully fledged cosmology.
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Let's retake Hong Kong for a real and fully fledged democracy.
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Xbox Your Xbox One is now a fully fledged development kit.
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What I like most about her is she's a fully-fledged fighter.
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We need a fully-fledged, complex woman who stands on her own.
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But it isn't yet capable of serving up fully fledged meeting summarizes.
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Third, Facebook could yet decide to become a fully fledged bank itself.
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MercadoLibre wants to be something close to a fully fledged digital bank.
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I don't think he thought it would be a fully fledged play.
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How long until we see fully-fledged wristbands like this on the market?
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One day, maybe, Bova thought he'd turn it into a fully fledged business.
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This programming language can help ordinary web pages function like fully-fledged apps.
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I think I arrived at this moment when the future was fully fledged.
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First, Fitbit apps aren't as fully fledged as Android and iOS apps are.
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The legislation will spin it out into its own fully-fledged warfighting unit.
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"These shops seem like Chinese massage centers that disguise fully-fledged brothels," he said.
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It will release two fully fledged Pokemon titles for the device in late 2019.
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The legislation will spin it out into its own fully fledged war-fighting unit.
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Sony will be releasing "fully-fledged" game titles but did not give any timeline.
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As a woman, it's rare to see fully-fledged characters in sci-fi movies.
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They were fully fledged characters, endowed with their own biographies, philosophies, and literary styles.
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"There aren't that many fully fledged, multiparty democratic countries in East Asia," he said.
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It's latest DIY computer — the Kano PC — is a fully fledged Windows 10 computer.
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On his way to uncovering "a fully fledged terrorist campaign" against the Raj, Capt.
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The new airport is designed to turn Turkish into a fully fledged super-connecting airline.
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So no, it's not really the fully-fledged alcohol service you may have hoped for.
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However, worries of a fully fledged trade war between the two biggest world economies remain.
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Still, it may be another decade before India has a fully-fledged sea-based deterrent.
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Similarly, the police started to treat hooligan firms as fully fledged criminal organisations after Beverwijk.
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MacOS: Like Windows, MacOS is a fully fledged OS with a robust library of apps.
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In fact, plenty of apps make the learning process really fun for fully-fledged adults.
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At one point, it seemed fashion might have a fully fledged revolution on its hands.
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In mid-2018, Alphabet dropped the "project," spinning Wing out into its own fully-fledged company.
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The site is now a fully fledged company that offers financial tips to thousands of users.
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ESMA said it has "registered" Moody's Stockholm branch, meaning it will become a fully fledged operation.
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With this, Project Felix/Adobe Dimension becomes a fully fledged member of the Creative Cloud family.
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Da Legna also succeeds, mostly, at embodying a fully -fledged restaurant, unlike more basic pizza places.
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Today's seems more of an audition, or perhaps some choristic sparring, than a fully-fledged bout.
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Sometimes the poison gets out—when, say, rockets or other attacks provoke a fully fledged war.
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Remember the times when Google Maps' navigation mode could not compete with fully fledged GPS apps?
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Japan has not had fully fledged aircraft carriers since its World War Two defeat in 1945.
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They prefer to let junior players take the development risk and then buy fully fledged projects.
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The central European country has been without a fully-fledged administration since an election last October.
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You do not need to be coming up with some elaborate fantasy with fully-fledged characters.
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That ended a decade of dollarization and took another step toward relaunching a fully-fledged currency.
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Answering Redditors' questions, Newell confirmed Valve is working on at least one fully-fledged single player game.
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Mansour proved ruthless in pushing back against them in fully fledged military operations launched by the Taliban.
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A fully-fledged economic revival and restructuring could threaten power brokers and religious entities in the Kingdom.
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It can still feel like a frustrating mix of fully fledged operating system and undercooked user experience.
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I'd transformed two kisses, one pair of tights, and zero time alone into a fully fledged relationship.
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IT IS hard to see what might deflect North Korea from becoming a fully-fledged nuclear power.
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Wednesday morning, Ivanka Trump gave her first interview as a fully-fledged, official White House staff member.
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Spiegel was apparently able to sell Pompliano on a vision of a fully fledged growth team at Snapchat.
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Dr Marra and his colleagues have not yet tested their system on a fully fledged ocean-crossing cable.
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Sucking energy from the warm waters of the Gulf, it became a fully fledged hurricane on August 1083th.
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Mr Akchoté's production creates a throbbing, urgent drive, which sometimes bursts—almost inappropriately—into fully-fledged pop bangers.
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His other company, SpaceX, is a fully fledged minotaur, having raised $2.4 billion in equity capital to date.
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Under Mr Modi, the project to convert India into a fully fledged Hindu nation has moved ahead smartly.
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Opt for a digital print (emailed) or get it sent to you as a fully fledged canvas print.
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The texts may also contain a link to a more fully fledged plan (with photos, address, logistics etc.).
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Balkan countries' dreams of becoming fully fledged members of a prosperous and united European Union are beginning to fade.
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Then, a step selection algorithm maps these choices out using different moves, creating a fully fledged DDR step chart.
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It is easier to set up a clandestine laboratory, or even a fully fledged pharmaceutical factory, than ever before.
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This will bring the Monese app even closer to a fully fledged current account offered by a traditional bank.
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Over time, these instabilities continue to swirl and gather material around them, eventually combusting into a fully-fledged star.
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Gmail is also getting a new built-in offline mode since it's now a fully fledged progressive web app.
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At some point in the match, Vizeu and Rhodolfo — two Flamengo players — almost got into a fully-fledged fight.
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Vinfast is Vietnam's first fully fledged carmaker, while VinSmart rolled out its first locally made smartphone, Vsmart, last year.
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How can China fully embrace the sharing economy to turn it into a fully fledged vehicle for economic growth?
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"For me, it wasn't fully fledged rape yet – I was only 10 or 11 by this point," says Dixon.
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Mr Dink believed Turkey needed to become a fully-fledged democracy before it could face up to the genocide.
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Now, Alcantara, who studied nursing, will study for his nursing board exams to become a fully fledged registered nurse.
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"Really, it is this fully fledged different media system with a totally different logic than mainstream media," Lewis said.
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The research grew into the MIT Underworlds Project in 2015, and became a fully-fledged company, Biobot, in 2017.
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It will not, as earlier reports indicated, be her own fully-fledged fashion line under the aegis of Coach.
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We don't exist in the minds of people living overseas as a fully fledged, complex society, but as a caricature.
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Again, both of these demos were meant to show developers what's possible, rather than represent fully fledged consumer-ready apps.
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"We are in the midst of a fully fledged revolution now," says Muhamed Osman, a political analyst in the capital.
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This year, around 200 fully fledged clerics will graduate, completing a process that requires at least ten years of study.
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However, having a fully-fledged custom cable subscription like Sling may be overwhelming for anyone who mostly relies on streaming.
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Tesla's Autopilot is not even a fully fledged Level 3 technology, and some experts say it is a risky approach.
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The Senate wants to put off creating a fully-fledged service for at least a year, to avoid bureaucratic bloat.
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Otis appears to have a fully-fledged relationship with Ola — who he kissed in the final episode of season one.
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MercadoLibre's has turned into a fully fledged money-management system, complete with payments to friends, investment options and small loans.
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Although King Vajiralongkorn has already ruled for over two years, the coronation ceremony solidifies his role as a fully-fledged monarch.
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I *think* the latter is about regular bowel movement....So now am no longer saddo PEOTUS but fully fledged independent POTUS!!!
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Elis and Faurecia's trades came with high-yield-lite documentation, after both previously issued deals with fully fledged high-yield covenants.
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Both the new parts were demoted from constituents of a fully fledged state to mere "union territories", ruled from New Delhi.
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We get to know her beyond her work, as a fully-fledged person with desires, hopes and dreams of her own.
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So I think that you should take from that to become your own person, and be a fully-fledged human being.
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Szabo did add however that they were still above the 40 cents level that would truly reflect a fully fledged default.
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Whether Alphabet will ever be able (or willing) to turn Loon into a fully fledged internet service remains to be seen.
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Think of everything you could do with a 1TB device — especially now that you can use fully-fledged Photoshop on it.
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Jenni KayneWhat started as a contemporary fashion label embraced by the NYC establishment has morphed into a fully fledged lifestyle brand.
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Effectively, it's elevating the product to become more of a fully-fledged member of Microsoft's suite of tools aimed at businesses.
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Or it could be the gentle, non-threatening guitar that lifts Kline's melodies up and turns them into fully-fledged masterpieces.
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So in 1966, when Georges Payot, now a fully fledged mountain guide, was asked to join in the rescue, he demurred.
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But for all intents and purposes the product serves all current account needs and can operate as a fully-fledged bank replacement.
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But apprentices are allowed to carry less weight than fully fledged, or "journeyman," riders, which gives trainers an incentive to use them.
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ISIS' so-called "provinces," however, remain -- including a fully-fledged insurgency in Egypt's Sinai desert, along with camps in Libya and Afghanistan.
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What they've built so far does not offer as many remote control options as a fully fledged, IoT-enabled appliance scenario could.
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He was never a fully fledged democrat but came to believe that China's top-down government needed to adapt to changing times.
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So, the argument goes, a fully fledged multi-ethnic democracy would pretty quickly vote away the unique Jewishness of the Jewish state.
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If the prostate cancer and breast cancer studies go well, then she hopes dogs will join the rats as fully fledged disease detectors.
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Despite the obvious parallels with Uber's Pool service, the new feature stops short of turning Waze into a fully-fledged ride-sharing app.
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The virtue of these ideas is that they are incrementalist and would require less federal spending than a fully fledged single-payer system.
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As time went on, a few spots turned into breakouts, which turned into fully fledged acne taking up permanent residence across my face.
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She reportedly told the crowd that, once she's a fully fledged member of the foundation, she'd like to focus on women's issues specifically.
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Like many of its wheeled competitors, this haute fast food outpost started as a side project before morphing into a fully fledged venture.
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It wasn't until 2008 that it began its evolution toward a fully fledged social movement, when Sprinkle and Stephens began officiating ecosexual weddings.
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" Johnson, he adds, "portrays female characters less as mothers and wives than as fully fledged characters who aren't defined by any preconceived role.
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In any case, as economist Nouriel Roubini notes, the Fed doesn't have nearly enough ammunition to protect against a fully fledged trade war.
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Before long, the magazine — edited by Mr. Boyd — was a fully fledged general-interest publication aimed at a young, radical-minded black audience.
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Immigrants are most willing to buy into American culture when they sense that it accepts them as fully fledged members of American society.
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"It will be a long time before we're using this stuff on something as complicated as a fully fledged operating system," says Dr Fisher.
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I've always preferred to direct as I'm not yet a fully fledged actor/musician/dancer like some of the blessed performers on this earth.
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The Robster's undoubtedly a family man, and now that his daughter Lyric's a fully fledged member of Floorplan, the whole world knows it too.
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These speculative positions are vulnerable to a shock, such as a sudden rise in interest rates, which can turn into a fully fledged crisis.
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Establishing fully-fledged subsidiaries can be a costly move for EU-headquartered branches, said a Brexit paper from TheCityUK lobby group seen by Reuters.
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I know I am the fight he wants but he should know that I'm a fully-fledged middleweight and Kell Brook is a welterweight.
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"As a result, Ella and I now volunteer with the Pets As Therapy charity and Ella is a fully-fledged therapy dog for PAT."
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The drawbacks of using an iPod Touch over a cell phone An iPod does have some other drawbacks over a fully-fledged iPhone though.
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Why this is especially important: The rogue regime may have crossed a major threshold in its quest to become a fully fledged nuclear power.
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A year on, Phizz is a fully-fledged business, and a successful one too: it has shipped 400,000 units in its first 12 months.
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With no signs of Apple allowing fully fledged security apps anytime soon, it's important for iPhone users to remain vigilant against hackers and stalkerware.
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That move got the ball rolling, taking the business, then called BonitoChico, from a pre-loved clothes blog to a fully-fledged fashion site.
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X's first project involved the development of Google's self-driving car; a project which morphed into the fully-fledged tech firm known as Waymo.
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Other debates touched on the consideration of artists as fully-fledged workers, and how art has often been excluded from our conceptions of labor.
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Several local lenders have also inquired about converting their operations into fully-fledged Islamic banks although they have yet to submit applications, he added.
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Both Koreas are still technically at war, after an armistice which paused fighting in 1953 did not evolve into a fully fledged peace treaty.
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King Vajiralongkorn received a white, nine-tier umbrella as part of an hours-long ceremony, which marked the moment he became a fully-fledged King.
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A Note of Explanation is not about to dethrone Orlando any time soon: it's more a trifle and a curiosity than a fully-fledged story.
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Originally offering "people analytics" by enabling companies to more regularly survey employees, Peakon has since evolved to become a fully fledged SaaS for employee retention.
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And he has a clear soulmate in Robin, the assistant who gradually becomes a fully fledged partner over the course of the first three novels.
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While his main motivation for running for governor was to run Facebook ads, Hampton had suggested his campaign could become a fully fledged gubernatorial campaign.
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Rather than packing the smarts directly, the idea is that they will be able to take inputs from a fully fledged Google Assistant smart speaker.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Trump after his election win said that his country is "ready to restore fully fledged relations with the United States".
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Still, Harpaz pushed back on the notion Amazon could offer a fully fledged Prime service locally from 2017, thanks to Australia's relatively high postal costs.
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A second joint venture is in the works with Sberbank, which aims to transform Yandex's price-comparison platform into a fully-fledged e-commerce business.
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Its FAQ also emphasizes that the tipline is not intended to act as a fully fledged fact-checking service, as local reports had suggested earlier.
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Leanplum started out as a mobile A/B testing platform but has since built on this foundation to become a fully-fledged mobile marketing platform.
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Given the fame and adulation afforded to footballers all across the world, it's surprisingly rare for a player to become a fully-fledged national icon.
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Khan Academy is one of the most popular YouTube channels for education, and has evolved into a fully fledged independent platform and non profit organization.
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Stockholm can boast not only about its hordes of clever startups—Paris, Berlin and others brag about these too—but also of fully fledged firms.
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The funding is a departure from the bank's tendency to avoid financing exploration rather than fully-fledged projects because it is regarded as higher risk.
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The two amiable rapper/singers have long hinted at a fully-fledged collaborative project together, and the world may be getting closer to that reality.
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Sparse, stark and suffused with a resigned sadness, it was his only fully-fledged solo project before he removed himself from the music world equation.
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People familiar with the "European project" will recognize that this would just be a way station to a fully-fledged European economic and political union.
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Today, Taylor, 30, is a self-made millionaire and CEO of The Penny Hoarder, a fully fledged company that offers financial tips to millions of readers.
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Intel did not disclose the projected price of the headset, nor whether the first device would be a developer model or a fully-fledged consumer product.
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The Department of Justice has turned its investigation into the origins of the Mueller probe into a fully fledged criminal inquiry, according to multiple media outlets.
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Whereas Mr Bolsonaro put a trio of generals in charge of the Brazilian half of Itaipu, Paraguay does not even have a fully fledged energy ministry.
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"We shouldn't expect Russia to start fully fledged serial production for at least another five years," said Serhiy Zgurets, director of Defense Express, a Ukrainian consultancy.
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The message here is clear: Pixelbook isn't just a shiny hardware vessel for Google Chrome — it wants to be taken seriously as a fully fledged laptop.
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Despite Amazon's logistical expertise, Harpaz suggested Prime may not be fully fledged in Australia if it does indeed launch in late 2017, at least not immediately.
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"Failing" the test no longer affects the overall fitness score that helps determine whether a cadet can become a fully fledged police officer, says Dr Musyafak.
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As exciting, ambitious, fantastical, or practical as the transhumanists' aims may be, they neglect to offer a fully fledged vision for society should they be successful.
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Currently, those banks can operate as branches but they might have to upgrade to fully fledged subsidiaries after Brexit, a process that could take many months.
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After all, mainstream Republicans like Mitt Romney welcomed Trump into the fold when he was a birther, the embryonic form of today's fully fledged conspiracy theory.
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"I already was clear in Spring with my partners in the US that we want to have the fully fledged ombudsperson in place soon," she added.
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In order to get a fully-fledged El Niño event started, though, a series of events in the atmosphere and the ocean has to take place.
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One of the biggest things to happen to Australia's retail sector, Amazon's website has switched over from a Kindle Store presence to its fully fledged Amazon.com.
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Whereas Mr Bolsonaro put a trio of military generals in charge of the Brazilian half of Itaipu, Paraguay doesn't even have a fully fledged energy ministry.
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Recently researchers in the Galápagos watched as fully fledged birds squeaked and pleaded until their parents turned to them and regurgitated a meal into their mouths.
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Russia called the measure a "fully fledged trade war" and issued its own retaliatory response: demanding the reduction of U.S. diplomatic personnel by 750 by Sept.
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If you're a beginner looking to progress from novice coder to fully-fledged expert, consider taking this $36 Bootcamp (on sale from $45 with code 20SAVE20).
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The small city in Ontario didn't have enough cash to set up a fully fledged transit system, so it partnered with Uber to offer subsidized rides.
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Will he double down on the presence of US Special Forces around Mosul, and change their role from "advise and assist" to fully-fledged involvement in combat?
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In rodents, scientists dyed some of those fetal-derived cells and saw that they had turned into fully-fledged neurons and integrated into parts of mom's brain.
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While his main motivation for running for governor at the moment is to run Facebook ads, Hampton suggested his campaign could become a fully fledged gubernatorial campaign.
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He is presumed to have Mr Xi's authority to offer to cut the surplus by tens of billions of dollars to avert a fully fledged trade war.
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Trump's comments have consistently painted Puerto Rico as a foreign place with foreign people, rather than a home to more Americans than about 20 fully-fledged states.
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Photo: AlphabetX, the moonshot wing of Google's parent company Alphabet, announced today that a new cybersecurity project called Chronicle is "graduating" to become a fully-fledged company.
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Unlike many of its peers, such as Moelis, PJT, Centerview or Lazard, the US firm has a fully-fledged equities arm to complement its core advisory business.
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LONDON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - A cargo of U.S. soybeans shipped to China has become the first fully-fledged agricultural trade conducted using blockchain, participants said on Monday.
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The EU commission and American negotiators are still working on other details: the announcement on February 2nd marks a political agreement, not a fully-fledged legal one.
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And they're only getting smarter — the artificial intelligence (AI) that we interact with every day is making the move to become a fully fledged, reliable personal assistant.
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One idea is to attach a much larger module, called a B-330, to the ISS, for use as a fully-fledged, crewed part of the station.
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At its Computex Taipei keynote today, Microsoft announced sweeping plans to build off its HoloLens experiment by creating a fully fledged Windows Holographic platform for hardware partners.
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Spanish Defence Minister Margarita Robles this week then formally asked to participate as a fully fledged partner in the program, which will also require certain financial outlays.
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Like most of the company's latest releases, this move exemplifies DigitalOcean's ambition to move beyond its discount hosting roots to become a more fully fledged cloud provider.
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Board the ship by gangplank and take a load off in the upper deck hammock, explore the hidden nooks, or throw yourself a fully-fledged costume party.
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Britain would remain a fully fledged member of Europe's marketplace for two years as it negotiated a new arrangement with the 27 remaining members of the union.
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These Allwood homes are often advertised as cabins and not fully-fledged residences, likely because the tiny home comes with only the bare materials and few features.
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It had hoped that a switch from a pre-paid card - its beta product - to a fully-fledged current account by April this year, would encourage this.
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"I think getting to a fully-fledged agreement in which Russia becomes a de facto member is a bit of a push at the moment," he added.
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It is part of a diversification strategy that has seen Vingroup, once focused on real estate and retail, become Vietnam's first fully-fledged domestic carmaker in 2018.
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Two compartments will move along a cable suspended in space, bringing the country a step closer to creating a fully-fledged lift shaft that shoots into space.
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"We have a fully-fledged international investigation," Rochus Pronk, the Dutch diplomat who led negotiations for the Western group — even though the term "investigation" is not used.
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From fuzzy bits of half-remembered ideas about geography and physics, he sculpts the chaos and static of his new virtual reality into a fully fledged world.
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People conflate "language" as any means of communicating with language as a particular set of natural languages that have all the fully fledged features of natural language.
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Mondo also recently bolstered its funding in anticipation of attaining regulatory approval as a fully fledged bank, which I gather is hopefully on track for later this Summer.
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So if you're ready to turn that raw footage you have sitting on tape into a fully-fledged movie, why not take a stab at this master class?
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Uber sees the helicopter service as an opportunity to gather data for its plans to launch a fully fledged air taxi business in 2023 using lightweight, electric aircraft.
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As a feature within a fully fledged messaging platform it's more likely to find a niche groove, say for hosting ephemeral stuff like conference scuttlebutt or party chatter.
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The startup has built its own tech stack and, although not a fully-fledged bank, holds an electronic money license and is regulated by the U.K.'s FCA.
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Mr Khamenei's men thwarted an earlier reformist president, Muhammad Khatami, and his promises of a fully-fledged democracy by disqualifying thousands of parliamentary candidates and shutting down newspapers.
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Starling is likely to be punching above its weight here, having launched with a fully fledged current account from the get-go and targeting a slightly broader demographic.
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With polls showing TIG, which is moving towards becoming a fully fledged party, scoring in the mid-teens, the Tory lead over Labour has widened into double figures.
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Still, it's nice to see a more fully fledged version of Alexa on a third-party platform like iOS, especially for those who live in Amazon's Echo ecosystem.
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On March 28th green-minded companies there transformed the Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance (REBA), a non-profit organisation, into a fully fledged lobby group to further the cause.
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But last September Masoud Barzani, the Kurdish president, overreached by calling a referendum for a fully fledged state, defying Baghdad as well as protests from America and Iran.
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Google Cardboard headsets may be finding their way to viewers one way or another, but fully fledged devices like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive remain very niche.
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There is some demand for new products from conventional banks planning to convert their operations into fully-fledged Islamic banks, including Faysal Bank and Summit Bank , Abubakr added.
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But investors are pricing in "secular stagnation" rather than a fully-fledged recession, BAML strategists said, as fund managers add risk via tech stocks and emerging market assets.
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Like many of the other 'transgressive' creative endeavors of that period, COUM Transmissions were actually inspired by some philosophy or other, if not a fully fledged anti-ideology.
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Humans are the only species on Earth endowed with advanced mathematical ability and a fully fledged faculty of language, but are these hallmarks of intelligence or human idiosyncrasies?
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Huda went from being a makeup artist and YouTuber to a fully fledged entrepreneur who is at the top of her game and has been for a while.
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It came out as a fully-fledged single in 2001, then made it onto the Immortal Records compilation A Santa Cause: It's a Punk Rock Christmas in 2003.
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HM, is set to become the country's first fully-fledged domestic car manufacturer when its first production models built under its own badge hit the streets next August.
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A "secret" feature to enable Dark Mode in Messenger chats by typing a moon emoji, released in the spring, turned into fully-fledged Dark Mode in the fall.
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The patents show that the Hydrogen One phone could become the core of a much larger system, that spans from simple attachments to fully fledged professional camera rigs.
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Dubbed Cowboy, the company is building a new electronic bicycle that it claims will address issues that have historically stopped e-bikes from becoming a "fully fledged mobility solution".
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Admittedly, you won't get quite as many bells and whistles as you do with the fully fledged desktop equivalents, but consider whether you really need all those extra functions.
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However, Citymapper will still need approval from London's transport agency TfL (Transport for London) if it's ever going to launch a fully fledged bus service and start charging passengers.
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Samsung executives confirmed last November that a fully fledged AI assistant on the S8 would differentiate the device from its competitors, but we don't know much more than that.
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As a more or less fully fledged Android device, the touchscreen can be used for anything from looking up recipes to watching a bit of Netflix while you cook.
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The survey showed little indication underlying sentiment had been hit by escalating global trade frictions, but the specter of a fully-fledged trade war weighed on companies' business outlook.
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Other examples: Rihanna, having already launched a lingerie line and a hugely successful makeup brand, has now joined LVMH, where Fenty has become a fully fledged international fashion house.
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Even fully-fledged Linux apps are coming to Chrome OS in the near future, and Chrome is helping push progressive web apps to make web apps a lot better.
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"These moons would become planetary embryos, or even fully-fledged planets, with highly eccentric orbits of their own," said study author Jaime Alvarado-Montes of Macquarie University in Australia.
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Launched in 214.6079 as a specialist in small personal loans, Capitec is now positioning itself as a fully-fledged bank with no-frills savings, insurance and credit card accounts.
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The bigger plan, however, is to turn Vimcar into a fully fledged digital fleet manager, handling the whole gamut of managing company vehicles and all of the associated processes.
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Certainly, one reason for this is that they haven't been able to replace the nuclear umbrella and US security guarantees with a fully fledged defense architecture of their own.
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Working on Apex allowed the studio to get its feet wet in the world of PC development, before crafting the more fully fledged experience of a new Horizon game.
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The survey showed little indication underlying sentiment had been hit by escalating global trade frictions, but the spectre of a fully-fledged trade war weighed on companies' business outlook.
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And that could be a product of a lot of things, but for Jacob Hess and Terry Kim, it's just not enough time to become a fully-fledged developer.
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In her short stories and in "Everything Under," she portrays female characters less as mothers and wives than as fully fledged characters who aren't defined by any preconceived role.
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"Looking ahead and despite the very benign impact of trade tensions so far, a fully fledged trade war would surely leave negative marks on the German economy," he added.
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Varying in style, subject matter, and approach, the digital creations together showcase the artistic potential of the medium, standing as experimental, visually rich environments rather than fully-fledged narratives.
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It's not that she wasn't a fully-fledged individual with interests beyond motherhood, it's just that she didn't give a shit about getting her tits out for the milk man.
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These pockets will go on to collapse and form fully-fledged globular clusters, large spheres that orbit the centers of galaxies like satellites, packed tightly full of millions of stars.
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These are wearables aimed at children in the two to 13 year-old range, with makers targeting parents who don't yet want their child to have a fully fledged smartphone.
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They weren't kids of the primary school variety, but fully-fledged, weird-smelling teens who gelled their hair and effortlessly fell into the top tier of a preordained social hierarchy.
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But after Ethereum expanded on Bitcoin's original idea, letting anyone run fully fledged apps on the blockchain, we've seen everyone jump on the bandwagon, from photography companies to burger chains.
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Tensions erupted into a fully fledged armed conflict in 1983 that only ended when government forces seized the last areas controlled by the separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).
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The 360-member choir rehearses every Thursday evening for two hours, with a complete orchestra in a fully-fledged concert hall dominated by a glorious organ with gilded, cylindrical pipes.
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This part of the interview could also confirm an earlier report that the company has been focusing on building the brain of the device instead of manufacturing fully fledged cars.
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Even firms that had a head start, such as MySpace and Nokia, a social network and a mobile-phone maker respectively, didn't manage to turn themselves into fully fledged platforms.
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The company, which produces concentrated phosphates, expects to return to fully fledged operation across its Brazilian mines by the end of the third quarter, Chief Executive Joc O' Rourke said.
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Today, many of those institutions have become fully-fledged research universities, which often co-operate with local firms to commercialise research findings, develop curriculums and place students in new occupations.
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FuboTV is another of these options, a recent riser which launched in 2015 as a soccer streaming platform before burgeoning into a fully fledged competitor in the cord-cutting market.
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Starting in 1988 with only four beds, the clinic has developed into a fully-fledged health facility providing inpatient services, surgery and trauma care, dental care, vaccinations and HIV prevention.
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How well people manage with issues like eating healthily and using adult healthcare services was something Áine wanted to explore further as she embarked on a fully fledged research career.
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A constellation of forces is now relearning to cooperate: right-wing street movements, right-wing news outlets, a fully fledged political party and a murky portion of the state bureaucracy.
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One of the earliest depictions of a fully fledged space station, the tale follows the unintentional launch of a spherical brick satellite, 200 feet in diameter, while people are onboard.
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One way they do this is through Arsenal Fan TV, an incredibly popular YouTube channel and now fully-fledged website solely dedicated to interviewing Arsenal fans before and after games.
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That doesn't make it exactly the same as a fully fledged Google Assistant smart display like the Google Nest Hub Max, but it gives you many of the same features.
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But the specter of a fully-fledged trade war weighed on companies' business outlook, which could threaten otherwise brisk capital expenditure, a bright spot in the world's third largest economy.
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Even when you're a fully-fledged adult, you sometimes just wish your mum or dad would pick you up from whichever awful party you find yourself at on Saturday night.
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KBC, Erste Group and Raiffeisen have all signalled interest in the bank, as has Takarek, a domestic savings and loans group, which is turning itself into a fully fledged bank.
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Credit Suisse is also seeking a banking license, as it wants to build a fully-fledged onshore private banking business there, the bank told Reuters in an email in late February.
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But when you pay for a ticket to watch him you're signing up for one of two equally fascinating sights; a fully-fledged, flame-throwing tennis talent or sporting self-immolation.
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The fact that Fuchsia could be loaded onto the Pixelbook is an extremely exciting development: It means that we could be looking at a fully-fledged desktop OS in the future.
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Romania's president has told lawmakers the country is in a "fully-fledged" political crisis, after hundreds of thousands demonstrated against a government measure that would weaken the country's anti-corruption drive.
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There is mounting fear the latest unrest could return South Sudan, a crude oil producer, to fully-fledged war while the country is still reeling from a devastating two-year conflict.
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Now that Fultz is a fully-fledged NBA player, he'll be getting plenty of attention from sponsors — like Nike, who has already signed an endorsement deal with the 19-year-old.
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While the tariffs impact a relatively narrow group of products, tit-for-tat responses could spiral into a fully-fledged trade war, which would slow growth and make currency moves unpredictable.
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European biotechnology has long been a poor relation to the far bigger industry in the United States, but the Clozels broke the mould in developing a fully fledged and profitable business.
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It's definitely not a fully fledged computer – there are limited I/O options, obviously – but it's a cute little tool for those who want to do a little open source computing.
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The firm, which has 2450m customers across Europe and processed €221bn ($25.7bn) in transactions last year, is the largest European financial-technology firm so far to become a fully fledged bank.
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Still, Kate's a fully fledged royal now that she's wed to her one true love William (former teenage heartthrob), and she's succeeded in bringing the royal fam' into the 21st century.
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After which they'll be in a position to monetize p2p usage via other banking features — and even by becoming fully fledged banks (N26 got its banking license this summer, for instance).
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Mazello, Lee and Hardy are perfectly cast looks-wise as Deacon, May and Taylor, but they're there to be "the members of Queen," not fully-fledged characters in their own right.
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Appealing to Trump and Putin, Gorbachev said he wanted to see a "fully-fledged" U.S.-Russia summit of the kind he took part in toward the end of the Cold War.
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In Washington, the State Department called the seating of parliament a very important step forward in Myanmar's transition, although it said more steps were needed toward becoming a fully-fledged democracy.
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Facebook may be playing catchup to YouTube in the video creator department, but polls and the ability to launch a fully-fledged game show make video production on Facebook more dynamic.
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According to Fred Mora, one of the founders of Long Prawn, the idea came about as a fun dinner concept, but turned into a fully fledged cookbook a few years later.
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His system for making a fully fledged laser projector out of a single blue diode was simple and easy to reverse-engineer, so he had to rely on patents for protection.
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If you've had the chance to try a VR experience on the HTC Vive headset or a fully-fledged VR game, Joy feels fairly rudimentary in its graphics and level of interactivity.
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Those allegations followed a bizarre early morning car accident outside his Florida home that rapidly ballooned into a fully-fledged sex scandal which turned his previously unblemished life and career upside down.
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Russia is ready and wants to restore the fully fledged relations with the US. I repeat we understand this will be difficult, but we are ready to play our part in it.
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On iOS there's SaveDrive, which works as a fully fledged Vine client but also has download and export capabilities if you stump up $2.99; For Android, we've had most luck with vDownloadr.
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"With pickup, our goal is to expand Caviar from a delivery service to a more robust and fully fledged food ordering platform for restaurants and diners," Caviar lead Gokul Rajaram told TechCrunch.
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The researchers say the discovery of these tools, and the associated technological evolution, establishes the presence of a "fully fledged Middle Paleolithic culture in India" at around 358,000 to 172,000 years ago.
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Wia, an Irish startup that offers a cloud platform to enable developers to turn various sensor-based hardware into fully fledged Internet of Things (IoT) devices, has raised €750,000 in seed funding.
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While the U.S. tariffs impact a relatively narrow group of products, tit-for-tat responses could spiral into a fully-fledged trade war, which would slow growth and make currency moves unpredictable.
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This leaves us with only the option of embracing the latter idea generally, saying "no" to fully-fledged so-called Halloween parties the weekend after the 31st when we are invited to them.
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The bigger Hobonichi notebook was also a solid choice but it's not nearly as portable and I found myself wanting to use these notebooks as to-do lists rather than fully fledged journals.
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Western officials fear that the longer the war goes on, the more Iran can entangle the Saudis at low cost to itself, and the more the Houthis become a fully-fledged Iranian proxy.
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But it was not that long ago that opportunities to raise capital to see those threads spun into cloth — much less fully-fledged items of clothing — were not so easy to come by.
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HTC Unlike in MWCs past we're not expecting much in the way of new flagship smartphone hardware from Taiwan's HTC, which is not holding a fully fledged press event at this year's show.
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While, at the premium end, there are a few devices in the market that are essentially fully fledged computers — but with a child-friendly layer applied to hand-hold and gamify STEM learning.
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Rather than a fully-fledged reform plan, the draft law presented by the government in mid-March provides little more than a framework and a timeline for the overhaul of the rail operator.
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Where the Sega Genesis' main sound chip is a fully fledged FM synthesizer that can be controlled in a pretty straightforward manner, the SNES is built with an entirely self-contained audio subsystem.
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KT, in partnership with Intel and with support from the South Korean government, will use the games as a test-bed for the technology before a fully-fledged commercial rollout scheduled for 183.
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In the stanza that follows, Seidel allows his fully fledged Lothario persona to take the reins: In my astronomy, I lick her cunt Until the nations say they can't make war no more.
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One will be aimed at those contemplating a change of career, another at those teachers who have quit the profession, and the third at classroom assistants who want to train as fully fledged teachers.
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And now the firms are quickly becoming fully fledged data distilleries: they suck up as much digital information as they can, crunch it in vast data centres and turn it into artificial-intelligence services.
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The updated 'events' platform Facebook still hasn't decided on a way to make money from any of the tools, a concern Bosworth says the company tends to address after the programs are fully fledged.
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In late 2014, the ECB embarked on a series of bond-buying programs that morphed into a fully-fledged "quantitative easing" asset purchase program that has only just been wound down in December 2018.
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But a fully-fledged health adjustment, such as the component of Mr Oliver's BPI that identifies situations in which teams underperformed due to regular-season injuries, will probably always be a step too far.
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She's also a fully fledged character, not just a wife or a girlfriend who was only written into the story in the first place so that she could die and make everyone else sad.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Regulators should overhaul decade-old rules that govern the U.S. stock market before allowing upstart venue IEX Group to become a fully-fledged exchange, Bob Greifeld, head of Nasdaq Inc (NDAQ.
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Members have grown and evolved into fully fledged artists and producers in their own right, and despite their early reputation for shock and gore, they've become well-respected in their various fields and genres.
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Although its KanoOS Pi skin does support text-based coding too, and can run a wide range of other apps and programs — making this STEM device a fully fledged computer in its own right
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The meeting - which would be only the second fully-fledged encounter between Lavrov and Pompeo - will come with U.S.-Russian relations under new strain over their differing approaches to a political crisis in Venezuela.
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Albayrak, President Tayyip Erdogan's son-in-law, has promised a "fully fledged fight" against inflation - but investors say delivering that would require aggressive interest rate hikes and a more orthodox approach to monetary policy.
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The next phase is still being hashed out, but the general plan is for ESA to maintain responsibility for the docking component of Dream Chaser, and to eventually develop its own fully fledged model.
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But it's also one that he shies away from by tagging on an unearned ending that feels awfully hollow, mainly because Sylvia and the couple's teenage daughter, Diana, never emerge as fully fledged characters.
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Chelpipe, like many other Russian companies, has a small free float - at 13% - a "technical listing" that is too small for the company to be considered a fully-fledged member of the stock exchange.
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While it's not a fully fledged health insurance play pricing is low enough that users could combine it with legacy health insurance elsewhere — augmenting their usual cover with an up-to-date app supplement.
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The IOC said it had also called on WADA to launch a "fully fledged investigation" into allegations that testing during the Sochi 2014 winter Olympics by the on-site accredited laboratory had been subverted.
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Putin said he saw no insurmountable obstacles to restoring fully fledged relations between Moscow and Brussels and was ready to play his part if no artificial road blocks were thrown up in Russia's path.
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However, TransferWise co-founder and Chairman Taavet Hinrikus has always insisted that the Borderless account is designed to work as a companion product to your main current account and not a fully fledged bank replacement.
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But with new rivals like software company alphabet developing fully fledged self-driving vehicles, auto suppliers and carmakers are ramping up efforts to understand smartphone-based mobility as a prelude to managing fleets of robotaxis.
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Kim Soon-heung of the Korea Social Research Centre, a think-tank in Gwangju, says the transformation to a fully fledged democracy has been delayed; compared with the country's breakneck industrialisation, its democratisation has slowed.
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Instead, the plan was always to become a fully-fledged banking app that 'plugs' into your existing bank accounts and adds a raft of new functionality to help you make the most of your money.
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Initially, the stolen information was put up for sale; however, the company later revealed that the hacker had agreed to remove the listing on the condition that Zomato introduce a fully fledged bug bounty program.
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He has floated the idea of transforming the euro zone's rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), into a fully fledged European Monetary Fund (EMF) that would have more powers to support vulnerable member states.
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She hopes eventually to expand the small collection of exhibits - which can currently only be viewed by appointment due to funding and staffing constraints - into a fully fledged museum and move to a bigger venue.
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To enjoy a restful retirement, Putin would need to anoint a fully fledged successor who can hold on to power in his or her own right and also protect the interests of the ruling elite.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call on Friday that Russia had not been a fully-fledged participant in the Dutch investigation into the incident and could not therefore trust its findings.
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The goal was to create a mechanism for user feedback that's more at ease in a mobile setting, and which could attract a reader that would not otherwise be comfortable composing a fully fledged comment.
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"We see very little priced in so far," said UBS analysts, who forecast as much as a 30 percent share price drop in the sector index in the event of a fully-fledged trade war.
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"What we need now is to build on our initial successes to make Polish-Americans fully fledged members of the emerging Republican majority," Cannon told an audience at the Institute of World Politics in April.
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Shawn Levy, the show's producer and occasional director, revealed at a Paleyfest discussion about the show this week that season three of the show would see Mike and Eleven in a fully-fledged middle school relationship.
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Although it seems like an odd match-up — an online retailer launching a game engine — Lumberyard is a fully-fledged 3D engine capable of making triple-A-quality games for PC, Xbox One and Playstation 4.
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It's not a fully fledged album app, but it does make it easier to sort your snaps into albums and discard the ones that aren't really worth keeping—which, let's be honest, is most of them.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's parliament approved a record 22016 trillion yen ($851.5 billion) state budget for fiscal 2016 on Tuesday, paving the way for a fully-fledged debate on additional stimulus spending to spur the flagging economy.
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A unit of Vietnam's largest conglomerate Vingroup JSC , VinFast is set to become the country's first fully-fledged domestic car manufacturer when its first production models built under its own badge hit the streets next August.
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"Although we understand that the presentation of the budget is lagging behind its usual schedule, we wish to highlight the importance of a timely submission of a fully-fledged Draft Budgetary Plan (DBP)," the Commission said.
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The startup is apparently working with around a dozen telcos across 35 markets at this point — although it remains to be seen how many of those conversations will turn into fully fledged co-branded app efforts.
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For the past two seasons, she has held fully-fledged runway shows on the outskirts of London, but in seasons past she has staged quieter presentations — in spring 2015, for example, she showed just one look.
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He noted that simulations showed that the German economy would, not surprisingly, be hit by a fully-fledged trade war, somewhere in the range of 0.1 and 0.4 percent of its annual gross domestic product (GDP).
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But with new rivals like software company alphabet developing fully fledged self-driving vehicles, both auto suppliers and car manufacturers are ramping up efforts to understand smartphone-based mobility as a prelude to managing fleets of robotaxis.
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Liu's scheduled trip to the United States had been a glimmer of hope for investors this week, suggesting that trade negotiations could still advance to avoid a fully fledged trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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We don't have space for a fully fledged audio editing tutorial here but the ever-dependable Audacity for Windows or macOS should help you wrangle audio clips from a variety of sources into a variety of formats.
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Last week, the government renamed its interim currency, the RTGS dollar, the Zimbabwe dollar and made it the country's sole legal tender, ending a decade of dollarization and taking another step toward relaunching a fully-fledged currency.
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He would love to convert some of the 150m monthly viewers who tune in to such fare as big cricket matches, which Jio throws in with its mobile service at no additional cost, into fully fledged subscribers.
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In the running for the latter, she beat out Dave and J Hus, both of whom would almost certainly have been more befitting of the "Breakthrough" descriptor, as Dua's a fully fledged popstar by all accounts now.
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It's not a fully fledged page of detailed search results but returns a selection of suggested websites — with Cliqz arguing it is useful for "navigation searches", which of course make up the vast majority of search clicks.
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A Monese account, which claims to be able to be opened in "under 3 minutes", provides a fully-fledged 'current account' interface (including a bank account number), low-cost international money transfers, and a Visa debit card.
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With this new line of credit, Goldman Sachs has chosen to keep financing a government that has transitioned to a fully-fledged dictatorship that has repressed its own people with military weaponry for the past 85033 days.
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The goal isn't to build interactive chat fiction, but rather fully fledged mobile games that are accessed from messaging apps, while also taking advantages of the opportunities offered by incorporating messaging and chatbots into the game mechanics.
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That said, the end of 2018 saw artists who didn't necessarily have huge international critical acclaim—like Grace Carter, with the Why Her Not Me EP, and One Acen's SexyOddRose EP—release singles and fully fledged projects.
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According to McKay, there was one moment that wound up being too wild for the finished film: a scene between Christian Bale's Cheney and Steve Carrell as Donald Rumsfeld that spirals into a fully fledged musical number.
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TOKYO, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Japan's first ever fully fledged arms show opened on Monday, creating a forum that Japan's government hopes will help it tap technology it needs to counter threats posed by China and North Korean.
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There's no guarantee the code discovered will ever turn into a fully fledged feature, but after Google did such a good job with the Pixel 4's Recorder app, it's hard not to see the potential here.
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" The Lutsenko aide said that Yovanovitch tried to calm Lutsenko down by saying, "Of course you have the fully fledged right to prosecute whoever you want," but also that Lutsenko and Yovanovitch were "like oil and water.
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"We're looking at distributed applications, so that's where every single entity is expanding into a fully fledged start-up … so now I see blockchain companies are no different from an internet company or technology company," Chen said.
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Richemont, best-known as a jewellery and watch business with labels like Cartier, gave few details of the "start-up", and declined to comment on whether Elbaz would be rolling out a fully-fledged brand and clothing collections.
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Richemont, best-known as a jewelry and watch business with labels like Cartier, gave few details of the "start-up", and declined to comment on whether Elbaz would be rolling out a fully-fledged brand and clothing collections.
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Richemont, best-known as a jewelry and watch business with labels like Cartier, gave few details of the "start-up", and declined to comment on whether Elbaz would be rolling out a fully-fledged brand and clothing collections.
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Mr Chundawat says Indian conservation should focus on fostering "satellite habitats" around the primary reserves—patches of forest big enough for two or three breeding females which would not require as much protection as a fully fledged reserve.
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Andy Palmer, chief executive of Aston Martin, which opted out of the Paris spectacle this year along with super-luxury rivals Rolls-Royce, Bentley and Lamborghini, says the road to fully-fledged electrification will be a long one.
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The goal allows players to grow steadily into fully fledged pop stars like Spears by recording hit singles and climbing the music charts, designing single covers and performing at venus ranging from the local "Starbeans" to international stadiums.
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Media reports suggest the government, under pressure from traditional taxi drivers to act, plans to force ride-hailing app operators to sign three-year contracts with licensed taxi drivers, turning them into fully-fledged providers instead of "intermediaries".
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"The so-called High Negotiations Committee is refusing to cooperate equally with the Moscow and Cairo platforms and is in fact sabotaging fully fledged dialogue," she said, referring to two smaller opposition groups that curry favor in Moscow.
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It doesn't take away the sheer fun of seeing a fully fledged Captain Marvel wreck her enemies with some of the most amazing superpowers in the MCU, which includes an epic romp where Danvers destroys entire space fleets.
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Pair it with the Best of Throbbing Gristle Volumes 1 & 2 tapes, put out in 1976 and 1977, respectively for a perfect taste of what the group were all about before they became fully fledged wreckers of civilisation.
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Kunxun, now three months old, will undergo extensive training in drug detection, crowd control and searching for evidence, and will become a fully fledged police dog when it is about 10 months old, the official China Daily said.
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That infrastructure, and the use of Bolt EVs in fleet deployments, seems like a recipe that could eventually become a fully fledged autonomous vehicle network, which is something GM has suggested Maven will help with in the past.
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Described as a fully fledged freight forwarder, the Berlin and Hamburg-based startup offers transport services for sea, air and rail freight, built on digitized processes — from booking, communication, data exchange and document management to supply chain optimization.
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Don't quote me on this, I'm not that well versed in matters of the law, but I'm pretty sure wearing sunglasses indoors surpassed being not even remotely cool to become a fully fledged criminal offence sometime around 1996.
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Obviously these fully fledged seasons are great just by the virtue of giving fantastic DJs such an extensive platform, but more than that, residencies promote the idea of a club have a legacy going forward—not just looking back.
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Citi predict that Le Pen could "re-ignite a fully-fledged sovereign debt crisis on fears of euro zone breakup" which would lead to a "substantially lower" GDP (gross domestic product) for France and and higher inflation would beckon.
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Europe's fifth-largest economy has been without a fully fledged government since December, when its 36 million voters were called to the polls for the first of two inconclusive elections, each ending in bickering and no sign of compromise.
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"The Huawei extension is in some sense providing a relief rally as it eases the worst fears of market participants that we are drifting towards a fully fledged trade war," said Aberdeen Standard's head of global strategy, Andrew Milligan.
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It is not clear, for instance, whether Mr Jammeh intends to implement fully-fledged sharia (Islamic law), as he was rumoured to be planning in the early 2000s, or whether he plans to put the issue to a referendum.
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The large amounts of cash that is being invested in challenger banks in the U.K., whether that be startups with a fully fledged banking license or those using the less burdensome e-money regulations, shows no signs of abating.
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"The Huawei extension is in some sense providing a relief rally as it eases the worst fears of market participants that we are drifting towards a fully-fledged trade war," said Aberdeen Standard's head of global strategy, Andrew Milligan.
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"Significant progress has been made over recent months, both on site and in the planning process, and we now have a route map to turn Thames Oilport into a fully-fledged import terminal," Greenergy Chief Executive Andrew Owens said.
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Either way it's going to be the next chapter Frost: In your conversations with European leaders do you think they are ready and willing to welcome the UK back as a fully fledged member if if that eventuality materialized?
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In the UK, there were 13 fully-fledged jail breaks and 139 absconds in 2017-2018 alone, the former involving overcoming physical restraints or barriers, the latter entailing escaping without the need for smashing, cutting, or tunneling through anything.
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Once it has launched a fully-fledged current account, Monzo says it will initially make money by offering "transparent overdrafts without hidden fees or charges," but plans to diversify away from traditional banking business models in the longer term.
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Other projects it's overseen include Project Glass, which spawned the controversial Google Glass AR glasses, and Makani, a project aimed at producing wind energy using kites that's also evolved into a fully-fledged company called – you've guessed it – Makani.
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To prevent this type of massive destruction in the future, we will need a fully-fledged national organization, capable of mounting a rapid response to disasters requiring evacuations, relief efforts and the rapid mobilization of large numbers of personnel.
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Three Vienna city councillors loyal to Strache left the FPO on Thursday and created their own political grouping within the city's assembly, prompting expectations that Strache would soon join them and turn their grouping into a fully fledged party.
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Keanu Reeves was 'breathtaking' at XBox's E3 event "Set in a vast, fully fledged fantasy world, players will be able to explore, overcome danger looming at every turn, and enjoy a wide variety of RPG experiences," a press release said.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A committee of European Union lawmakers on Monday backed new rules to prevent large London-based investment banks from carrying out key activities in the EU after Brexit, unless they set up fully-fledged branches in the bloc.
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Britain has a thriving tech start-up scene but few companies secure the large investments they need to become fully-fledged businesses, meaning many list in the United States or sell out to American giants such as Google or Microsoft.
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"You're not getting an archetype, you're not getting a stereotype, you're getting a fully fledged human being" — one who was glamorous in her tailored Burberry trench coat and Tom Ford shoes, and always marched with a Prada bag hanging off arm.
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After soft-launching a blocks-based educational robotics kit in the US last summer to gauge local interest, Sony has judged the reception for its Koov kit warm enough to fire a fully fledged educator offering into the US market.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - North Korea's recent missile tests are a legitimate act of self-defense by a "fully-fledged nuclear power" and are not against international law, North Korean diplomat Ju Yong Chol told the U.N. Conference on Disarmament on Tuesday.
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To paraphrase Mulvaney, the measure of budget success for the President Donald Trump administration is not how much federal assistance is given out, but how many people leave government dependency and join the private labor force as fully-fledged workers.
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Acting like a local country bank account, it is primarily designed to solve the specific problem of earning, receiving and spending money abroad and TransferWise says it is not intended to be a fully fledged bank replacement — at least not yet.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One of Britain's largest peer-to-peer lenders, Zopa, said on Thursday it had raised 60 million pounds ($79 million) from investors, its biggest funding round so far and the last before it becomes a fully fledged bank.
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If that works, and we have this sequence of town hall meetings culminating in large Assemblies where a substantial policy paper is approved, then within 18-503 months we will have a fully fledged Programme for Europe, a European Agenda.
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This is in no small part due to Hodsdon's unique setup for shooting, which involves an iPhone embedded with a custom-made adapter that allows the artist to attach a fully-fledged 35mm lens where the phone's generic lens normally lies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The euro zone needs its own budget, a fully-fledged banking union and more democratic accountability in its decision-making to reverse the economic divergence that is fuelling populist movements, European Economic Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said on Thursday.
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Touring in tandem, aligned with but not always tethered to Mr. Bieber's performances, is his Purpose merchandise, a boutique's worth of clothes and accessories edging ever further from mere memorabilia and closer to a fully fledged, if single-minded, fashion collection.
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" But, Taylor told me, his research "wouldn't stop me from recommending an antidepressant for someone with fully fledged major depression, because the relief of suffering is of a different order of magnitude than the symptoms when you stop taking them.
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Analysts said the data might not point to a fully fledged recovery for the economy, however, since retailers benefited from people spending more on food and household goods in the run-up to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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But if donations and grants run dry, ASRI will be shackled with a budget deficit of 85 per cent or even more as they gear up to reforest 100 hectares a year and expand the clinic into a fully-fledged hospital.
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Gibi ASMR, one of the top ASMR channels on YouTube, described the growth of the genre to Insider as three phases: the first ASMR videos, the beginning of a fully-fledged community, and the trend upward into a popular genre.
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"I'm so surprised that this kind of thing isn't more common," he muses at the beginning of the video, before hoping that a mass-market manufacturer steps in to steal his idea and turn it into a fully fledged product.
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To get a better idea of what a fully fledged data-based congestion pricing scheme would look like, you can skim through the April proposal made by the Centre for London for the city's soon-to-be-updated road-pricing plan.
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ROME/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he hoped Italy would battle to restore fully fledged relations between the European Union and Russia and help persuade the bloc's new leadership that sanctions on Moscow were counter-productive.
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Last month, one of the label's co-founders and flagship artists Kowton (Joe Cowton) released his debut album, Utility, marking the outfits first foray in LPs and watershed moment in their graduation from being a 'project' to a fully fledged label.
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Warmer and wetter permafrost landscapes can transition into fully-fledged wetlands; this is already being witnessed through the expansion of open water ponds and so-called "thermokarst" features on Alaska's North Slope, and the dieback of waterlogged boreal forests in northwestern Canada.
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Ackermann is coming to Berluti after LVMH sank an estimated 100 million euros ($112 million) or more into the brand in recent years, opening dozens of shops in strategic cities, holding glamorous events and expensive fashion shows and developing a fully fledged website.
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Fitch assesses CEG as having a solid credit profile due to its strong linkage with the Chinese sovereign (A+/Stable), the government's 100% ownership and CEG's strategic role in supporting the nation's goal of establishing a fully fledged integrated financial holding company.
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I have been a fully fledged theme park enthusiast—a person practicing and exhibiting particular enthusiasm for the world of theme parks, also including amusement parks, funfairs, the London Dungeons, but in my case, not mini golf—for nearly twenty five years.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 24 (Reuters) - A committee of European Union lawmakers on Monday backed new rules to prevent large London-based investment banks from carrying out key activities in the EU after Brexit, unless they set up fully-fledged branches in the bloc.
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A sense of deja vu… However, for all her tough talk, Jourová was savaged during questioning by MEPs with criticism that any new Safe Harbor should be based just on an exchange of letters, rather than being a fully fledged international agreement.
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The European Central Bank and the EU Parliament have instead urged the creation of a fully-fledged EU supervisory agency, on top of a minor reform of anti-money laundering powers at the EU banking watchdog EBA that was agreed this year.
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From retheming the look of iOS to running a fully-fledged file manager, or from adding more icons to the dock to disabling the passcode when you're at home, all kinds of options that iOS normally locks down become open to you.
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The European Central Bank and the EU Parliament have instead urged the creation of a fully-fledged EU supervisory agency, on top of a minor reform of anti-money laundering powers at the watchdog European Banking Authority that was agreed this year.
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They are ideal for beginners for learning basic coding, they're highly adaptable and expandable, allowing even the more advanced users to build fully fledged systems — from lightweight gaming machines to media centers, and security systems to virtual private network routers, and more!
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In creating them, they're a way of making something that doesn't have to hold the same weight as a fully-fledged photobook—they can be a way of exploring more experimental ideas quickly or act as sketches or drafts of something bigger.
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" Russia's Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev reacted strongly to the bill's signing, saying it showed a "fully-fledged trade war (has been) declared against Russia" and that "the Trump administration demonstrated complete impotence, in the most humiliating manner, transferring executive powers to Congress.
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But if the Pope were to harness the huge brains trust at his disposal and map out a fully fledged new doctrine of war and peace, many people far from the world of Catholicism would pay respectful attention, even if they couldn't agree.
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The rogue regime may have crossed a major threshold in its quest to become a fully-fledged nuclear power by producing a miniaturized nuclear warhead that can fit onto a missile, according to a U.S. intelligence assessment obtained by The Washington Post.
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" Joi's The Chaos Engine theme was indeed released as a white-label to celebrate the game's launch, weaponised into a fully-fledged dance track, B-side included, and "stamped with one of those old-fashioned ink stamps that you get from stationers.
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In fact, it is a big enough free-trade area for the eventual damage to GDP, even from a fully fledged trade war, to be limited to a few percentage points (smaller, specialised economies are more dependent on trade and would suffer a lot more).
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As our central lovers, Eva Noblezada (Eurydice) and Reeve Carney (Orpheus) have a tougher row to hoe: Orpheus and Eurydice carry the weight of the metaphor, and as such, they continue to feel a little bit more like flattened-out archetypes than fully fledged characters.
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Started as a simple money transfer service 11 years ago to fill a gap in Kenya's formal banking network, M-Pesa has evolved into a fully-fledged financial service, offering loans and savings in conjunction with local banks, as well as merchant payments services.
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D'Amelio reached 20 million followers in February, transitioning from internet sensation to a fully-fledged star: She made a cameo appearance in a Super Bowl commercial for Sabra hummus, and signed a contract — alongside her sister, Dixie, and their parents — with talent agency UTA.
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Oil prices trickled a fraction lower on Tuesday but remained near a three-month high as investors kept the faith with hopes that a fully fledged U.S.-China trade deal is in the pipeline, set to stoke oil demand in the world's biggest economies.
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Rohan Gunaratna, head of Singapore's International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research, told VICE News that by demonstrating they could capture and hold territory, the ISIS-affiliated militants were seeking to bolster their credentials as a fully-fledged province of the Islamic State.
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ROME, July 4 (Reuters) - Russia President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he hoped Italy would speak out clearly and consistently in favour of restoring fully fledged relations between the European Union and Russia and help persuade Brussels that sanctions on Moscow were a mistake.
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Meanwhile Facebook added "M," a text-based assistant app (which was itself human-assisted), to its Messenger platform back in 2015 — but went on to shutter the service in January this year, apparently never having found a way to scale M into a fully fledged AI assistant.
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In 2002, ASEAN and China signed a "declaration of conduct", which recognised that a fully fledged code would be nice to have; it also committed both sides to peaceful dispute resolution and "self-restraint" in doing anything that could "escalate disputes [or] affect peace and stability".
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"Russia is ready and wants to restore fully fledged relations with the US." Vladimir Putin, Russia's president If he [Trump] is in office for eight years, he will successfully be the first US president to lead America's economy from number one in the world to number two.
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Crucially, this also enabled the suppliers—and an independent engineering consultancy hired by Carbon Engineering—to estimate how much it would cost to build a fully fledged facility (envisaged in the picture above) capable of extracting between 100,000 and 1m tonnes of carbon dioxide a year.
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While Nokia is not getting back into fully fledged smartphone manufacturing itself, which was of course the engine of its business for more than a decade, it's interesting the company thinks it's worth its while dabbling in the low margins IoT (Internet of Things/connected devices) business.
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But one can reasonably assume that this iteration of Christian faith regards anthropomorphic animals as fully fledged members of humanity with souls and access to the afterlife, and that the lesser animals of Animal Crossing are necessarily excluded from spiritual personhood and the promise of eternal life.
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Unintentionally installing a browser extension is easier than installing than a fully fledged desktop program, but it's probably worth having a scan and a clear out of these too... though you should probably double-check with your folks before uninstalling anything that they might be using.
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You don't get the same range of instruments and options as you do in some of the fully fledged sequencers we've mentioned, but it's great fun for playing around with when you've got a spare five minutes, and more features are available with an in-app upgrade.
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This gives Tide more direct access to banking infrastructure and means that over time it will be less reliant on third-party providers and can have more flexibility in how it serves customers, although it still hasn't (yet?) chosen to apply for a fully fledged bank license.
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The style of Top Gun briefly evolves from that of a motion picture into a fully fledged ad for the United States Navy — which is hardly surprising as Tony (along with his brother Ridley) was one of the most influential commercial directors in the history of advertising.
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However South Korea's Defense Ministry said it was difficult to believe that a fully-fledged hydrogen bomb (H-bomb) had been tested, and nuclear weapons experts told VICE News it was probable that this test was of a device similar to previous weapons tested by North Korea.
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Launched in 2001 as a micro-lending business, Capitec is positioning itself as a fully fledged bank with no-frills account, savings and insurance and credit card products to cut its reliance on unsecured loans, which rely solely on a customer's promise to pay it back.
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German and European regulators have granted StanChart permission to convert its Frankfurt branch into a fully-fledged subsidiary, to mitigate the impact of the loss of critical "passporting" rights which enabled non-EU banks headquartered in Britain to do business across the single market, Reuters previously reported.
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At this stage they have a demo Android app showing some of their content, but the hope is to release the fully fledged documentary on several VR platforms including Gear VR and Oculus Rift — assuming they can secure the necessary funding to finish what they've started.
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But, as we reported last month, the company is gearing up to join the cryptocurrency craze — by launching its own ICO, with a plan to raise $1.2BN to finance a transformation from messaging platform into fully fledged blockchain network for hosting decentralized apps, a la Ethereum.
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Launched in 2001 as a micro-lending business, Capitec is positioning itself as a fully-fledged bank with no-frills account, savings and insurance and credit card products to cut its reliance on unsecured loans, which rely solely on a customer's promise to pay it back.
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He joined as vice president of messaging products, responsible for building out Messenger from a dime-a-dozen messaging app into a fully fledged app, a position he held for almost four years before diving headfirst into blockchain as the head of Facebook&aposs experimental new unit.
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In other words, it really does seem as if the season was indeed adapted from a very rough outline that Martin provided to showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, because it feels more like a bullet-points version of a story than a fully fledged tale.
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Originally launched in June 2015 to enable hosts to list accommodation and have Handiscover's algorithm classify the accessibility of their properties or rooms, the startup has since evolved into a fully fledged two-sided marketplace, enabling consumers to search for and book travel accommodation based on various accessibility needs.
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The plan, which could still be subject to change, is for Monzo to create a "lite" version of its product for U.S. customers, much in the same way it first launched in the U.K. with a pre-paid debit card before eventually offering a fully fledged bank account.
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That theory seemed to have its merits after Didi rolled out a hostile bike-sharing platform that sits inside its hugely popular ride-hailing app and is aimed at extinguishing the threat of Ofo, Mobike and others by simply turning them into features rather than fully-fledged rivals.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Wimbledon, a place of hallowed tradition that dates to 1877, was this year both a straggler and a pioneer, introducing into the tournament wheelchair singles matches, a format that has been a fully fledged Paralympic sport since 2593 but had never before been played on grass.
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" Our critic Parul Sehgal writes: "Any real accounting of the art emerging from our own current terrors would be premature," but Hayes's book "has a claim to be among the first fully-fledged works to reckon with the presidency of Donald Trump — and one of the most surprising.
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"It should not just be a meeting, it should open up a way to resuming a fully fledged diplomatic process to find a solution to the North Korean nuclear issue on the basis of principles agreed during the six-party talks and the U.N. Security Council," Lavrov said.
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"What we are seeing right now is a cautious hopefulnessthat maybe we might be on the road to some kind of a deal, at some point in the future, and that road does not include a fully fledged trade war," Felix Salmon told Axios' Dan Primack on the Pro Rata podcast.
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One of the show's most critically acclaimed skirmishes — the Battle of the Goldroad in season 7, episode 4 — represents a radical shift away from historically inspired set pieces, and toward more conventional epic fantasy fare because it's the first time Dany deploys her dragons as a fully fledged weapons of war.
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Definitely. But what makes this film stand out from other Superbad disciples is the way in which it treated its teenage female protagonists: as fully-fledged human beings, with inner lives and the ability to choose their own paths, rather than objects led by the whims of the men around them.
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But such positivity papers over the huge challenge ahead of it in trying to make its art effects stand on their own two feet as a fully fledged social platform — rather than, as it has so far been, a tool for injecting a little visual novelty into other, more popular platforms.
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The company (which counts Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg among its investors) says its model is different from that of Indian outsourcing firms such as Tata Consultancy Services because its developers become fully fledged team members of the firms they are contracted to, even though Andela bills for them and provides ongoing training.
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But Danes — politicians and the general public alike — need to realize something that strangely eluded them completely: that they are held to higher standards in the world than the overwhelming majority of other countries, like, say, Hungary (my native country, which has veered off-course as a fully fledged democracy).
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Manufacturing Northern Ireland, an industry group, said the row was an ominous sign of the difficulties Britain could face after leaving the EU. "What we could be witnessing is the fundamental difference between being a fully-fledged member of an internal market and a junior partner in a free trade agreement," it said.
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Manufacturing Northern Ireland, an industry group, said the row was an ominous sign of the difficulties Britain could face after leaving the EU. "What we could be witnessing is the fundamental difference between being a fully-fledged member of an internal market and a junior partner in a free trade agreement," it said.
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Kaczyński, they thought, offered a vision in which "you no longer have to go to university, get a mortgage and buy a flat, and declare that you have 'European values,' in order to be a fully-fledged member of the Polish nation," as one reviewer of Gdula's book, "The New Authoritarianism," put it.
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DeX was never a particularly bad product; it just never completely delivered on its promise of turning your phone into a fully fledged desktop PC. The difference this year is that Samsung is focused less on having your smartphone replace your PC and more on having the two of them work better together.
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Originally launched in Sweden in 2013 as a consumer-facing finance app with bank account aggregation at its heart, Tink has long since repositioned its offering to become a fully-fledged open banking platform, requisite with developer APIs, to enable banks and other financial service providers to ride the open banking/PSD2 train.
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CEO Jeff Bezos recently announced his company was "done being in the middle of the herd on this issue," hauling the behemoth out in front of the pack by announcing it would be carbon neutral by 2040, a full decade before the deadline scientists have suggested in order to avert a fully-fledged climate catastrophe.
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Image: Nalani Schnell, Muséum national d'Histoire naturelleNow, through a more detailed anatomical study of museum specimens, Schnell and Johnson have learned that in at least five genera of barbeled dragonfish, the head-neck gap is actually a fully-fledged joint, one that allows the notochord "to fold like a sheet around the head," as Johnson put it.
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Within the NHS system, there is an allocative inefficiency of staffing resources which is illuminated by the crisis in A&E: if a patient is able to wait for seven or more hours in an emergency department, then perhaps that said patient may not necessarily require treatment in an acute setting, much less in a fully fledged hospital.
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Like a growing number of fintech startups — from fully fledged challenger banks ("nobody needs to be a bank to replace your banking app," Hussey-Yeo argues), to other chatbot-styled financial assistants, such as Plum, Chip and Ernest, or all-your-cards-in-one app Curve — central to Cleo is a much more ambitious fintech platform play.
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Apple frequently notes that its services revenue is larger than some major tech companies in the market, and the pieces — like App Store revenue and Apple Music subscriptions — are starting to come together into a fully fledged business that may prove to be another engine while it figures out how to re-ignite the iPhone and its other products.
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On one side an already fully fledged leisure, dining and hospitality sector has sought ever more inventive ways of packaging experience — from hotels staffed by robots and limited-edition Shinkansen bullet trains fitted out with Hello Kitty decor to many of the country's aquariums offering the opportunity to camp overnight surrounded by the relaxing pulsations of bioluminescent jellyfish.
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Russia called the measure a "fully fledged trade war," and issued its own retaliatory response, including ousting over 750 U.S. diplomatic officials by the first of September and planning to take over diplomatic property previously used by the U.S. Trump has also lashed out at Congress for the measure, which was approved by wide margins in both chambers.
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After nearly two months of upheaval, with the protests now morphing into a fully-fledged anti-government movement with five key demands, including full democracy, the protesters turned their attention to the airport, one of Asia's most spectacular aviation hubs, built by the British in the dying days of colonial rule and reached by a series of gleaming bridges.
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But it is only former Maryland Congressman John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyThe great AI debate: What candidates are (finally) saying about artificial intelligence Delaney to DNC: Open second debate stage for candidates who qualified for past events Krystal Ball: What Harris's exit means for the other 2020 candidates MORE who's selling voters a fully-fledged national AI strategy — and voters should take note.
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I'm probably not the only person in their twenties with a similar story, because for us NME bridged a gap: we'd missed out on the heyday of music print journalism, and the internet wasn't quite fully fledged enough to shape our tastes yet, either—probably, like me, you had to settle for hearing whatever your LimeWire searches would throw up.
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But these new talents — people like Calvin Luo and Jarel Zhang, and the designers behind PH5, Babyghost, and Laurence & Chico — are something new, in part because of the sheer number of them, but also because of the way they have been able to launch fully fledged brands that can afford to pick up the $2000,260 cost of hosting a fashion show, despite their age and experience.
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In a brief call, Azimo co-founder and CEO Michael Kent told me that a fully fledged business version of Azimo was something that many of the company's existing customers had been asking for as they wanted to expand their use of the money transfer service to the small businesses they operate, not just for sending money to family and friends in their original home country.
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She is also the mouthpiece, still, of a racist and Muslim-hating party; a fierce opponent of the European Union that ushered the continent from its darkest hours; a fully fledged member of the rising nationalist-autocratic club with its branches in Moscow, Ankara and Washington; and a proponent of a France-first nationalism whose endpoint, as former President François Mitterrand observed, is war.
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The leaders of North Macedonia, which expects to become a fully-fledged member of NATO early next year, have said they remain committed to pursuing efforts to join the wealthy 28-member EU. The budget includes the effect of already increased salaries for public sector employees, as well as a wage rise in the health sector scheduled to take effect in January and pension increases from February.
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But there have been two catches to that pull: how best to capture activity when it's not specifically digital (for example, going into a physical store), and how best to capture activity in a way that doesn't encroach on customers' privacy and right to be anonymous if they so choose — with the latter becoming more than just a principle in many jurisdictions, but fully fledged rule of law.
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The former secretary of state talked about her faith on the campaign trail, particularly during the primary season, but never developed a fully fledged outreach effort to draw in religious voters in the way that Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,2023 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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So, er, the Nokia phone is dead, long live the Nokia phone… Entry level issues Feature phones — aka more basic mobile devices that are not considered to be fully fledged smartphones — never looked like a comfortable fit for Microsoft, which shelled out some $7.2 billion to acquire Nokia's entire mobile devices business around three years ago in the hopes of firing up the fortunes of its smartphone OS platform, then called Windows Phone.
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It can be easy to get so wrapped up in your own problems that they crystallize into fully-fledged anxieties; that slightly bizarre tweet you left when you were semi-drunk last night that only got two likes; that time your shoe made a weird fart sound in a meeting; that time you got two swallows tattooed on your collar bone and now you look like a scene kid even though you're 30.
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