Only the compound's gateways and one heavily damaged building survived.
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Some countries are willing to share gateways with other countries.
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Carriers can prevent outside attacks with firewalls and security gateways.
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"And the fiat world only has centralized gateways," he said.
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They are linchpins, specific objects and also gateways to subjectivity.
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These are secondary gateways compared to its East Coast hubs.
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Her frames became gateways to the mysteries of the universe.
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While most automakers now install gateways between a driver's systems and the car's CAN network, repeated hacks of Jeeps and Teslas have shown that with enough skill and patience, hackers can bypass those gateways.
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The "pro package" includes three Gateways (zero Beacons) and costs $500.
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Are the portals gateways into the darkness that awaits us all?
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Eventually, manufacturers could leverage this work to create their own gateways.
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Here's why: Gulf Coast urban centers are major gateways for people.
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Fingers make triangular shapes that act as magical gateways between scenes.
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Lufthansa intends to expand the program to additional United States gateways.
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It affects VPN gateways, VoIP, basically anything that uses network communications.
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"Giant platforms could become not just gateways but also gatekeepers," Macron said.
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That leaves $15 million and change for the Science Gateways Community Institute.
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It quickly became one of the most important gateways to the web.
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The interconnecting courtyards and gardens, framed by beautifully painted gateways, are stunning.
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Ouija boards, for critics of spirit conjuring, are gateways to demonic possession.
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System administrators are advised to update their vulnerable gateways to the latest versions.
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We still don't know if there are any other gateways outside of Hawkins!
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Acquirers have bought gateways; big technology providers have snapped up smaller software firms.
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Echo and Alexa are becoming Amazon's increasingly powerful gateways into the smart home.
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Home gateways, including TV set-top boxes, where Intel says it's gaining share.
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It has its own bridges, routers, systems, and gateways, according to The Week.
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Shopping portals are online gateways to retailer websites that earn you bonus rewards.
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These ports are gateways to the country, and bad actors have exploited them.
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This is a preview of The Payments Gateways research report from Insider Intelligence.
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The Bosnian-Croatian border is one of the last gateways to northern Europe.
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The Bosnian-Croatian border is one of the last gateways to northern Europe.
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They're also sometimes called gateways, depending on who you're buying or renting them from.
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What are photographs but gateways into parallel realms, memories resurrected, passageways into the familiar?
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Web gateways also do not block trusted sites causing employees to continually get infected.
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Or, will Cisco look to move away from hardware and jump into web gateways?
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And then there is all the travel passing through major gateways in the region.
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Lesbos was once one of the main gateways into Europe for refugees fleeing conflict.
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No. 1 U.S. railroad Union Pacific serves all the main U.S.-Mexico rail gateways.
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Executives like Martin see tent camping and RV renting as "gateways" to owning RVs.
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Its gadgets are gateways to people hooked on Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat and much more.
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These also could be gateways to drug treatment, but cities uniformly fumble both opportunities.
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In 2014, Dublin City Council and Intel launched a pilot project that placed 200 "sensing gateways," powered by Intel® Quark* processors and Intel® IoT Gateways, around the city to collect data about things like noise, temperature, air quality and traffic.
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It's seen gateways to the underworld, subterranean bubbles, and the awakening of frozen, undead plagues.
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Second, in some cases, gateways can be self-deployed, plunked down like Wi-Fi routers.
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Furthermore, merchants and consumers are both shifting to digital, which is giving gateways more influence.
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Map the most diverse corners of the country, and historical gateways like Chicago pop out.
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I also admired the 213th-century Citadel, its gateways decorated with winged dragons and serpents.
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At Radical Networks, you described WOM gateways as the physical infrastructure for the Sopranica network.
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While it feels like a single program, it's actually crossing multiple gateways to deliver the experience.
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Emirates flies to more than 154 cities in 83 countries, with gateways in 11 U.S. cities.
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Companies dubbed "gateways" now act as multi-socket adapters, connecting acquirers to morphing e-commerce firms.
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As the love and the accolades and the hyperbole keep pouring in, these are ideal gateways.
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There is no evidence that Louisiana courthouses have become gateways for foreign-born fraudsters or terrorists.
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More to LearnGateways are getting increasingly sophisticated, but no single provider dominates the payments gateways market.
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Dutch enthusiasts are building a global community of open-source LoRa gateways, called the Things Network.
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Nationally, urban regions -- the gateways for immigrants -- account for 91% of America's economic output and total wages.
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And they're using messaging, short videos, livestreaming, and social media apps as gateways to making those purchases.
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They're gateways into this world of myth, especially Homeric myth, that can be initially kind of intimidating.
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Ultimately, the Pixel and Pixel XL are gateways for feeding the Google brain more information about yourself.
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The artist Todd Murphy uses skirts as a means of projection, making them gateways to mythical realms.
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The aircraft will fly out of more than 20 U.S. air gateways in the Amazon Air network.
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These gateways can be programmed with Intel's development tools to provide time-critical edge services and functionality.
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The final pleasure of these smaller works is that they can serve as gateways to larger ones.
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So what have I learned after passing the checkpoints that mark the so-called gateways to adulthood?
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Our country's best schools are supposed to be engines of social mobility and the gateways to dreams.
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Given this, it&aposs understandable that more gateways will want to get a piece of the pie.
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But it's important to note that population trends have shifted in recent years beyond these traditional gateways.
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To maintain options for customers, the airline will continue to operate from all current U.S.-China gateways.
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The government has sought to speed up gateways into the city, giving easier access to the city's nightlife.
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HomeKit integration will be delivered via a future firmware update to both Gen 1 and Gen 2 gateways.
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Unlike like the U.S. and Australia, Tam also noted that China lacks contact sports, which serve as gateways.
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It's a sad, heavy scene, perhaps because I find pawn shops to be gateways to worlds of depression.
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By course's end, you'll learn about subnets, internet gateways, route tables, NAT devices, security groups, and much more.
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"I think it's an impressive figure even if you talk to the more established payment gateways," Davidson said.
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To illustrate that not all airfare search sites are created equal, Frommer's compared and contrasted 10 booking engines and aggregators, including Priceline and Kayak, based on last-minute and advance-purchase fares for major gateways (NYC to LAX), secondary gateways (Philadelphia to Rome), and less-common routes (Denver to New Delhi).
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We export $2181 billion in goods through our gateways to Japan, Korea, China and Taiwan — which are the top importers of autos and auto parts through our gateways — including 22017 percent of Port of Tacoma exports, 233 percent of exports from Portland Harbor and 22017 percent of Port of Vancouver exports.
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The inferno blackened miles along one of the main gateways into wine country, State Highway 12 into Sonoma County.
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The sale covers flights from all 12 U.S. gateways to a whopping 91 destinations across the airline's global network.
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In all cases data will make their way to the wider internet through large ground-based dishes, called gateways.
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The artist Todd Murphy uses skirts as just such a means of projection, making them gateways to mythical realms.
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That's a shift from four decades ago, when more Americans viewed marriage and child-rearing as gateways to adulthood.
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With ports that offer easy gateways into Europe's richest markets, Italy is a promising and prestigious prize for China.
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Science gateways are collections of tools, services, and apps that one can access through, for example, a web portal.
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Emergency rooms often serve as gateways to longer stays, and the time spent in bed leads quickly to deconditioning.
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I signed up for a few accounts in the name of research; soon they became gateways to private fulfillment.
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Shiji Group specializes in software for hotels, restaurants, retail stores and other businesses, including payment gateways and online distribution.
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Chargebee integrates with payment gateways like Stripe, Braintree and PayPal and business applications such as Xero, QuickBooks and Salesforce.
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Among the most promising are in-ear computers—wireless earbuds that operate as always-on, voice-controlled Internet communication gateways.
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Airfare starts as low as $899 for two round-trip economy tickets to Milan from any of Emirates' U.S. gateways.
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These are suggestive of portals, of gateways that can't transport your body but stir your mind towards openness and possibility.
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The company's US fulfillment network includes 110 fulfillment centers, 40 package sortation centers, 100 delivery stations, and 20 air gateways.
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The fraudsters used infected computers as gateways to pass high volumes of fake traffic generated by bots hosted on servers.
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Traditionally Chicago was one of a handful of gateways for immigrants to America, and thus to the rest of Illinois.
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The machine algorithms of search engines and e-commerce platforms are gateways with significant influence upon on our buying decisions.
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BLIX scans parking lots and fences, counting cars and gateways, examining the ground moisture for signs of tunneling and trenching.
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But the $95 annual fee means the Surpass card is one of the least expensive gateways to this coveted benefit.
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A few years ago, the gateways to the courtyard of Peter Bracichowicz's co-op in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, were empty.
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Those gateways include Baltimore, Charleston, Charlotte and Washington, D.C. If a flight is canceled, passengers may request a full refund.
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These gateways serve as the online version of a payment terminal and front-end processor for online and mobile sellers.
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Then on Saturday night the 8-Ball Radio is organizing a radio party at this place called Gateways in Brooklyn.
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Seaports in New Orleans, Charleston, Savannah and Mobile have served as major gateways for international exports and imports for the region.
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You can't just assume that IT will be paying for all the new sensors, gateways, networking equipment, analytics hardware and software.
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Omar Sodoudi, managing director of PayFort, one of the leading payment gateways in the region, discussed the future of financial tech.
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"House of Cards" and "Orange is the New Black" were the gateways for many subscribers to sign up with the platform.
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Airports, mostly seen as gateways that ferry passengers to distant cities and far-flung countries, have grown beyond their original mandate.
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The city of Amsterdam was blanketed with LoRaWAN last August using only 10 gateways at a cost of $1,200 dollars each.
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Two subjects, so rich in visual splendor and childish wonder, that have been the most reliable gateways to science for generations.
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The system uses trained neural networks and Bayesian methods to optimize the interaction of nodes and IoT gateways on the network.
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Having grown up in so many cultures myself, I've always found the two best gateways are the food and the music.
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She is also a counselor for adults with severe mental illness at Gateways Hospital and Mental Health Center in Los Angeles.
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That's because international travelers fly around the country, and US passengers take domestic flights to get to or from international gateways.
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The economies of those two hamlets — the gateways to the monument — have been prospering on the tourism they draw, she said.
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They traveled for another hour before encountering another military blockade in Auno village, one of the gateways into Maiduguri, he said.
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Critics of such symbolic gestures often argue that they act as gateways to more extensive forms of state involvement in religion.
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But it's hinted at early on with glyphic symbols, mechanical gateways, and ruined buildings that exist as the background to your struggles.
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Emirates Airlines, which rarely has major sales, is offering two-for-one airfare on round-trip tickets from all 11 American gateways.
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The service offers protection from phishing and malware, which is combined with the firewalls available on the xFi Gateways for increased security.
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Startups which win Tencent's or Alibaba's favour expect to profit from reams of data, logistics networks, payment gateways and technological support, too.
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Moreover, it will "soon" support HomeKit and Siri, which is an out-of-the-box rarity for these do-it-all gateways.
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Lesbos has been one of the main gateways into Europe for migrants fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and beyond.
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BlackBerry said it would use Qualcomm's hardware platform in areas such as virtual cockpit controllers, telematics, electronic control gateways and infotainment systems.
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The Y Combinator alum will also continue building its technology platform, which can be integrated with many banking networks and payment gateways.
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Tens of millions of Celeno's Wi-Fi chipsets have been deployed by service providers in home gateways, routers and set top boxes.
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This week, 25 more cities will join them when we announce the recipients of the next round of Gateways for Growth grants.
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"There are multiple gateways into the house now," said Danny Shapiro, senior director of automotive technology for the Silicon Valley company Nvidia.
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Governments and the private sector must make existing gateways between cryptocurrency and the traditional financial world, such as Bitcoin exchanges, more transparent.
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About 22015,216 vessels transit the straits each year, making this area one of the world's busiest maritime gateways, according to the U.S. government.
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OneWeb's intention is to build 39 "gateways" on the ground around the world that will beam up and receive traffic from its satellites.
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That is a testament to a newfound appetite for local gateways over congested hubs in London that take much longer to travel through.
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It's got some pick-up delivery options and some loyalty payment gateways, but e-commerce is still just 3 percent of its business.
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This could be, for example, as applications pass through API gateways, or as automation drives the use of multiple applications in a workflow.
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The approach underscores KLM's effort to solidify its American market, where it currently has eight gateways for passengers to fly directly to Amsterdam.
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These are all basically gateways or interfaces that we can use to access different services, such as Google Maps, Google Translate, or YouTube.
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Banking Circle currently processes about €60 billion in payments annually for its clients, which include banks, card entities, and payment gateways that choose.
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After yet another price hike at the beginning of 2018, Comcast now charges customers $11 a month to rent both modems and gateways.
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The restaurant's name honors one of the gateways to Casablanca's old medina; guests pass through an arched wooden door into the dining room.
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The two US companies sued by the Justice Department served as VOIP-based gateways between foreign call centers and the US telephone network.
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Identifies other categories of providers, including issuers, processors, gateways, and terminal vendors that will be impacted by the rise of mobile wallet usage.
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For people with substance use disorder, Garcés said, there are two gateways into official Philadelphia: the criminal justice process and the emergency room.
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You also have the option of using only Eero Gateways, but that setup is more expensive and wire-tangled than the new Beacon approach.
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Always up to something, stitching paths and gateways together even as it sits quite still; its powers of interference can only be guessed at.
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For some women supporting the statue, Anthony and Stanton are gateways for younger generations to access the history of women's suffrage — good and bad.
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Linklater consistently digs beneath the party-hearty clichés, pinpointing the adolescent anxieties and male-bonding rituals that serve as crude, essential gateways to adulthood.
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Governments will be subservient to their needs (for insight into citizen activity, as payment gateways and much more) rather than the other way around.
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Separately, loaded container movements through the major gateways of Los Angeles and Long Beach slowed sharply, according to container counts from the port operators.
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Right now, we have extremely few low-income students at institutions like Harvard and Stanford, which are gateways to elite positions in the country.
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Emergency departments are the perfect places to make changes that could help control spending, because they are gateways between home and costly hospitalizations, Hwang said.
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Experts recommend looking for trusted payment gateways, including Braintree and PayPal, and buying from stores that use services like CheckMEND to flag up stolen goods.
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It's supported today by Amazon's network in the U.S. that includes 110 fulfillment centers, 40 package sortation centers, 100 delivery stations, and 20 air gateways.
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In May, the Post said it was partnering with Australia's Federal Government to develop better gateways to government digital services through its branches and websites.
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I didn't have older siblings to help act as gateways into larger musical realms, and my parents wouldn't allow cable television, which meant no MTV.
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This encroachment into small regional airports evolved from an early focus on large European cities, whose gateways swelled with traffic following deregulation in the 1990s.
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In each stage, there are celestial gateways in the form of natural phenomena that give us a glimpse of what awaits beyond the material world.
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"Instead of being gateways that facilitate access, these platforms use their privileged position to become gatekeepers to the digital economy," they said in the letter.
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The explosive global use of mobile apps, chat groups and social media offer hackers new gateways to obtain sensitive organizational as well as personal data.
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It's time for Congress to take Zuckerberg at his word and reclassify Facebook and the other social media giants not as gateways but as publishers.
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It features secure gateways in over 45 countries, with over 125 available, to protect you from a wide range of cyberthreats anywhere on the planet.
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That aura of risk and brutality still hangs over airports, the closest thing we have to frontier outposts and the gateways to cross-border travel.
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For him, working with these reduced means, and painting black gateways, he found a way to live and go forward, one self-canceling brushstroke after another.
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The company said that it would launch its own xFi pods that pair with Comcast's gateways to its own customers as a result of that deal.
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Available from: Amazon You might not have heard of a pfSense router before, but these security gateways are ideal for protecting your Internet of Things applications.
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Depending on the threat, that guidance might be hardware instructions — like closing unused ports or using single-direction gateways that don't allow information to flow inward.
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Payment gateways are the first step in the online payment process, and they have been crucial in helping e-commerce companies more easily accept online transactions.
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At the time, two Mediterranean crossings, one from Turkey to Greece and the other from Libya to Italy, comprised the main gateways to Europe for refugees.
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"The initial challenge for many brownfield environments is simply getting connected," says John Marshall, senior vice president at LILEE Systems, a company that provides fog computing gateways.
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"DISA is actively working an acquisition to upgrade the email gateways that will allow us to take advantage of evolving capabilities for email protection," wrote Maj. Gen.
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Combing the nearby forests for hours yielded no sign of an Ashram and no swirling gateways or mysterious portals to whisk us away to captivating new realms.
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Philippine Airlines said it will scale down its services to Caticlan and Kalibo airports, the gateways to Boracay, for six months from April following the government's decision.
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Cebu Pacific, the dominant domestic carrier, said it cancelled 14 daily round-trip flights to Caticlan and Kalibo, Boracay's two main gateways, from April 26 to Oct.
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They have been gateways for small-time entrepreneurs, many of whom are immigrants, and they have served as an extra set of eyes to provide increased security.
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The US Department of Homeland Security initially listed airports in eight to act as gateways for flights to China but that list grew to 11 on Monday.
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The telecom companies act as gateways for the robocallers, using voice-over-IP calling to pass the fraudulent calls into the US telecommunications network, the DOJ said.
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Even after businesses finish dealing with banks, they need to figure out payment gateways that are often difficult to start using for people with little tech experience.
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Cellular providers and the FCC can identify and filter out calls from certain gateways, authenticate the numbers used for calling and create a database of bogus numbers.
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Unium and Nokia's focus will be to extend gigabit networks within the home, beyond the deals that Nokia already has in areas like community and rural broadband, and fiber to the home, and more specifically with its home gateway solutions, which today announced an extended portfolio of mesh WiFi gateways and beacons, new software to upgrade gateways, and new software for service providers and customers to monitor and optimise solutions.
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It all sounds pretty harmless, but there's a long tradition of people believing that Ouija boards are dangerous occult gateways that can lead to demon possession or worse.
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To many, universities today are "supposed to be the engines of social mobility and the gateways to dreams," as New York Times columnist Frank Bruni colorfully puts it.
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Equustek, which began when BC-based technology company Equustek Solutions accused distributor Datalink Technology Gateways of relabeling one of its products and selling it as their own online.
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Free one-day shipping is now accessible for the "majority of Prime members in the US." Three more Amazon Air gateways are underway in Ohio, Illinois, and Texas.
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For those in the military, it may be even more difficult to navigate the bureaucratic gateways to transition while fundamental steps in your transition are being formally withheld.
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Fellow researchers' data has long suggested that early life stress, trauma, and mental illness—not the first drug someone happens to try—are the real gateways to addiction.
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"France has always emphasized that the port city of Hodeidah is one of Yemen's key gateways to bring commercial and humanitarian goods to the civilian population," it added.
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Media gateways and universal remotes that solve this unified device and "too many remotes" quandary are in the market already, and more options are clearly on their way.
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If the system detects motion, it sounds a loud siren through the gateways speaker and pushes an alert to your phone from which you can call the police.
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On Monday, the company announced Transit Gateways, which is designed to provide a single way to manage network resources, whether they live in the cloud or on prem.
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Those opposed to decriminalising drug-taking have always argued that it will lead to more consumption, or that soft drugs such as cannabis are gateways to harder drugs.
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This spans a number of interlinked tasks, such as trials and licenses, insights and analysis, payment gateways, taxes, internationalization, which often requires relying on multiple third-party APIs.
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According to research from the National Institute of Health, certain smells act as emotional gateways, affecting our moods, stress levels, sleep cycles, interpersonal relationships, and decision-making skills.
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United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are less likely to be impacted as most of their European gateways are on the list of approved airports for European arrivals.
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Singapore Airlines now offers PreCheck at its four American gateways, including Houston, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco, making it the first Asian carrier to join in.
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Rites of passage are gateways to inclusion in an inner circle, but the milestones of female life are chiefly represented from the point of view of outside observers.
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The Justice Department took legal action in January against two telecommunications companies that serve as "gateways" for illegal robocalls by funneling them to the United States from overseas.
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I'm convinced, though, that the right kind of design and user experience could turn home gateways from basic necessary evils into the visual centerpiece of our future connected homes.
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Similarly, solutions are sought for addressing the usability challenges whereby apps and gateways are expected to be able to control an environment comprising such a diverse set of devices.
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This has created an impossible burden for Greece and Italy, which have become the main gateways for 6900 million refugees arriving on Europe's shores over the last three years.
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Artificial intelligence and robotics are widely seen as gateways to the future of technology — and a central part of the ongoing tussle between Washington and Beijing for global dominance.
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However, Musk did say that these first satellites can get around this issue by bouncing signals off of gateways on the ground that can then bounce signals to another satellite.
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It's now time for all in the industry to think of how these devices can not just become great products, but great gateways to an easier, faster and better life.
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The investment made in IoT sensors and gateways is returned many-fold as the gathered data can help make cost-saving decisions and more efficient usage of resources and operations.
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Zscaler was founded to transform the old world of IT to a cloud-enabled enterprise, from the world of on-premise security appliances to cloud-based multi-tenant Internet gateways.
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But the fact that the report seems to portray girls married as minors simply as gateways to U.S. citizenship and the benefits of life in the United States is telling.
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The deal for ASIG would make Menzies the world's largest interplane fueller, doubling its existing North American operations and adding significant scale at major international gateways, including London's Heathrow airport.
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It has told Kajima to leave a half-dozen "gateways" in the uphill side that will not be closed until much of the contaminated water is drained from the buildings.
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I see the sort of pro-Trump internet, let's say, not Hannity and whatever, but the pro-Trump internet as only having certain gateways to get through to the mainstream.
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The currency moves through gateways, exchanges and wallet systems, which makes it easier for people to acquire, store and use cryptocurrency in a world that still speaks dollars and euros.
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The gateways to the Old City and the entrances to the Aqsa Mosque compound are heavily guarded by Israeli security forces, particularly on Fridays, when thousands of Muslims attend prayers.
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In the case, B.C.-based Equustek Solutions accused distributor Datalink Technology Gateways of selling counterfeit products and requested that Google delist the website selling these goods from its search results.
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It's not just about client devices talking straight to servers — in many cases there are intermediary devices, such as various types of gateways, that sit somewhere along the computing path.
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And, indeed, evidence is emerging that rigorous programs may help find hidden STI cases and even drive down rates over time, by acting as gateways to more regular sexual health testing.
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Data will be collected with the help of various environmental sensors and processed with the Intel® Edison Board which will be sent to a cloud using Intel® IoT Gateways.
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Looking at RobinHood, Bux and eToro as gateways for new investors who eventually move on to more sophisticated tools, Szurek said that TradingView was often their next step into market investing.
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PA have complained that online platforms - such as search engines and app stores - abuse their position as gateways to customers to promote their own services or impose imbalanced terms and conditions.
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A major strategy for automakers is to reduce the number of communications gateways to crucial systems and to require services offered by third parties to go through a single secure path.
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The dark web child pornography site also blocks connections from Tor2Web gateways, which are proxies that people can use to access dark web sites without the protection of the Tor network.
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The company said that its tech is in 47 million home gateways globally, in partnership with carriers and others, giving it a head start for where it will deploy Unium's tech.
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Already, mainstream hardware manufacturers such as Cisco, Dell and Intel are teaming up with IoT analytics and machine learning vendors to deliver IoT gateways and routers that can support fog computing.
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Perhaps they remain too elusive, as do Mr. de Waal's sets, which initially suggest portals or gateways, but acquire little resonance through use or the otherwise skillful lighting by Lucy Carter.
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Mr. Gubarev's "companies have provided gateways to the internet for cybercriminals and Russian state-sponsored actors to launch and control large scale malware campaigns over the past decade," the report concluded.
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Some investors are also concerned about customer concentration risk, despite the Bankrate purchase and the end of an exclusivity agreement with Red Ventures' two largest telecom customers providing gateways to diversification.
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NFC and mobile payment gateways remove much of the complexity that is attributed to paying for goods while traveling–from on-the-spot currency conversion to greater security when making purchases.
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The directory, which currently mostly focuses on developers, features about 600 solutions and services that include everything from frameworks, databases and API gateways to identity management services, training, consultants and infrastructure providers.
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Check Point had "triple digit growth across our focus areas of mobile and advanced threat prevention" and "double-digit growth" in security gateways, Gil Shwed, founder and CEO, said in a statement.
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Amazon VPC Training Course Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) allows you to create custom cloud-based networks and gives you complete freedom over IP address ranges, route tables, and network gateways.
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Bryant said that while Intel works with a number of carrier partners to provide tech for their broadband gateways, this work with Comcast is the largest and most extensive example of that.
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The anti-tourism protests of Barcelona recently spread to Venice, where in a couple of locations the city had installed metal gateways that can be locked when too many visitors show up.
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These skyscraper colossi positioned postwar American corporations as gateways to the world's boundless resources and cultural treasures, which existed to be exploited, just as the buildings exploited the possibilities of epic form.
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And once you reach profitability, or at least get to the point where you're not burning cash, it actually opens up a lot of gateways for you to experiment, to hire faster.
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As places to glimpse creatures great and small, or as gateways to the back of beyond (where you can seriously get away from it all), safari camps may be the ultimate hotel.
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"While Josh developed the website and built out the payment gateways so we could take credit cards, I would go to the local grocery store," says Taranto of the pre-Karp era.
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The 3.63 percent increase in fuel efficiency on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner was critical to Norwegian's decision to begin low-cost flights between gateways in the United States and Norway in 2013.
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No matter how many scanners or pat downs we implement at the gateways, we are still readily able to believe, and without too much evidence, that our lives are actively in danger.
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In a luminous new show, the great 1968th-century maritime painter J. M. W. Turner explores Britain's waterfront gateways to Europe with the ravenous eye of a man long deprived of travel.
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In a luminous new show, the great 19th-century maritime painter J. M. W. Turner explores Britain's waterfront gateways to Europe with the ravenous eye of a man long deprived of travel.
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The Nexcom Gateway NIO 1000, which is used by the hospital in Ninjing, relies on Intel technologies like Quark processors and Intel® IoT Gateways software stack to bridge that communication gap.
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"The unique role news media continue to play in American politics and history makes it crucial to ensure a fairer fight for revenue between news publishers and these massive information gateways," Chavern writes.
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One hundred solar-powered sensors placed within the park send constant signals to the gateways, which are then relayed to a central control room where officials can track their location in real-time.
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More significantly, the show's revolutionary frankness created gateways for real women to speak openly about topics that were once considered too embarrassing or too personal, like rabbit vibrators or the concept of sluttiness.
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Plus, iPads now have SIM cards and LTE connectivity, which can be key in areas of countries like India where cell phone networks are faster gateways to the internet than Wifi or broadband.
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Starting from $599, you'll be able to jet off to Athens or Milan from the carrier's 12 U.S. gateways, including cities such as New York, Boston, Chicago, Washington D.C., Houston, and San Francisco.
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He said 5,20153 people have now been moved to other member states from Italy and Greece, the main gateways to Europe for people fleeing wars and poverty in the Middle East and Africa.
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There are tools associated with payment processing, payment gateways, and fraud detection, in addition to the checkout experience itself which has to handle calculations like coupons, loyalty, tax, and shipping fees, he says.
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Gone are the days of the genre being a small corner of gaming exclusively for those who could read Japanese: here are some of the best gateways into the world of visual novels.
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SlickVPN: Lifetime Subscription SlickVPN offers a lifetime of secure gateways in over 45 countries, with over 125 available, to protect you from a wide range of cybercrimes wherever you are on the globe.
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In an interview, an 18-year-old at Gateways, a program on Pleasantville's campus for trafficked children, said she "sold her body for money," new clothes, trips to the nail salon and food.
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Like other gateways up and down the East Coast, Savannah has bet heavily on attracting a hefty share of the supersize container ships routed through the enlarged Panama Canal and the Suez Canal.
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Across a couple of days, we talked about unplugging, records as gateways, the possibility of a self-governing quiet place for listening, the depressingly appeasing quality of algorithmic choices, the stimulation of curiosity.
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Social media is a tremendous tool, especially in an age when the price of grad school has made the institutional gateways into the art world a liability for the self-financed young artist.
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Comcast is integrating Plume and xFi into a unified experience and will this year release its own xFi pods that can pair with Comcast's gateways to help Wi-Fi signals reach throughout the home.
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Blue Coat helps protects companies' web gateways from cyberattacks, a service that will complement Symantec's existing offerings for large corporations such as email and endpoint security, Symantec executives said in an interview on Sunday.
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Owners of the TRÅDFRI gateway can find the device's 8-digit HomeKit code in the just released 1.2 version of the Ikea TRÅDFRI app, or printed on the underside of gateways sold more recently.
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BlackBerry, which has developed software QNX Hypervisor 2.0 to run complex computer systems in vehicles, said it would use Qualcomm's hardware in areas such as virtual cockpit controllers, electronic control gateways and infotainment systems.
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According to the ULI, some of the regions with the fastest-growing immigrant populations were "remerging gateways, " which they defined as cities seeing a recent resurgence in new arrivals after a 20th century lull.
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HIKOB is testing its solution in the city of Troyes, where it is using a host of smart sensors and IoT gateways to monitor traffic and weather conditions to assist in improving road safety.
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"Like the great railway stations, airports are also the contemporary equivalents of gateways," Norman Foster said in an interview in Icon magazine, referring to his airport in Beijing, which is shaped like a dragon.
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Paytm, an online payments company backed by Alibaba, is positioning its mobile wallet as an alternative to credit and debit cards, but it competes with several payment gateways owned by India's major e-commerce players.
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As the company wrote in its FCC application:[The] effective implementation of global broadband...services requires more than the design, construction, and deployment of a technologically advanced satellite system, low-cost customer terminals, and gateways.
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Blue Coat helps protects companies' web gateways from cyber attacks, a service that will complement Symantec's existing offerings for large corporations such as email and endpoint security, Symantec executives said in an interview on Sunday.
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Israel's need for additional and dispersed aviation gateways hit home during the 2014 Gaza war, when Palestinian rocket fire at metropolitan Tel Aviv prompted most foreign carriers to briefly shun the city's Ben Gurion Airport.
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"Worldpay is aware of an isolated issue on one of our gateways, resulting in a delay to settlement for a small number of customers," said Worldpay in response to initial problems reported by Etsy customers.
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You wouldn't quite call these gateways rabbit holes, but the Alice in Wonderland parallels are maintained when, in the second part of the demo, Noctis finds himself miniaturized, in what is presumably his own bedroom.
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There's a potential windfall for whoever wins the race to bring high-speed networks to cars, which will create a market for millions of new connecting chips, gateways, and controllers to support the new standard.
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These gateways allow men to question and have conversations about what it means to be a "real" man in modern times, and taking care of themselves is often at the heart of what's being reconsidered.
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The need for physical-layer protocol bridges and gateways, and the upfront costs associated with them (in terms of price, simplicity and usability), has long been a sticking point for retailers, service providers and consumers alike.
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They could increase the revenue of the more conventional exhibition spaces, and reward visitors who cross the threshold, serving as gateways to exhibitions more deeply engaged with exploring the breadth of contemporary art and material culture.
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Robert Mardini, regional director for the Near and Middle East with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), said it had stopped using Hodeidah, which is one of the major gateways for goods into Yemen.
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While other devices and dedicated gateways have tried to offer these capabilities, the ongoing success and interest in the Echo (and any ensuing variants) will likely make it the critical component in smart homes for 2017.
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Bots won't kill them, but we're about to move to a hybrid time where some apps become gateways to everything: they will allow us to choose what we want, rather than who gives it to us
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Greece became one of the main gateways for refugees flowing into Europe in recent years, many of them fleeing conflict in countries like Syria and Afghanistan, in the continent's worst migration crisis since World War Two.
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Microsoft, Google and Apple all have their own approaches to augmented reality and virtual reality, but the race for the face is particularly critical to Facebook and Amazon, because they have yet to establish computing gateways.
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However, after receiving some backlash over its reviewing methodology, which includes "gateways" a curriculum must pass to be reviewed further, EdReports has now changed the process to include more evidence and allow for publishers to respond.
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A new study shows that three of the Amundsen sea's frozen gateways are melting away faster than we realized, raising the specter of an ice sheet collapse that could trigger several feet of global sea level rise.
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The letter urged the Trump administration to recognize the role of anchor institutions as gateways to the community, include direct funding toward rural markets, and implement an open application process that does not pick winners and losers.
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These include Gateways, a series of ceramic-tile arches sponsored by Turkish Ceramics and erected for the 2017 London Design Festival, as well as animated architectural logos for Britain's ITV network, on the air in March 2019.
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It is said that the concept of open space surrounded by houses, gateways and churches might have been influenced by the piazza in Livorno, as well as the Place Royale (now the Place des Vosges) in Paris.
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"Right now we see [domains] as gateways to the web, bringing people to these static pages," said Google program manager Stephanie Duchesneau at a summit hosted by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers this spring.
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The accused companies serve "gateways" for the fraudulent call operators, and take payment for facilitating the calls and passing them into the regular U.S. telecommunications network using digital voice over IP technology, according to the Justice Department.
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The company, which is also investing in its own "Originals" content for the service, is pushing ahead with the expansion into YouTube's territory despite increasing scrutiny of how user-generated videos can serve as gateways for radicalization.
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Omaha, Nebraska-based Union Pacific sees other growth opportunities, including increasing cross-border trade with Mexico as it serves all six rail gateways between the two countries and strong chemical industry output on the Gulf Coast, Fritz said.
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The damage to the tetrapylon — a cubic structure composed of four gateways — and to the city's Roman amphitheater were confirmed by Syria's Directorate-General of Antiquities & Museums (DGAM), which shared satellite imagery captured by space imagery provider DigitalGlobe.
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At least 2000 fires were burning across Sevier County outside of Knoxville, authorities said, ravaging parts of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge — communities considered the gateways to the national park and home to popular tourist destinations such as Dollywood.
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On the payment end, developers have been barred from localizing their payment gateways to Iran due to international sanctions, particularly the "shetab" and "shaparak" networks that allow players to pay for in-app purchases using their debit cards.
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On Ripple's platform, financial institutions serve as "gateways" or intermediaries that users access in order to transfer money from one person or entity to another faster and at a lower cost than most traditional forms of money transfer.
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As the competition to get into the most selective colleges intensifies, high-achieving students are attending academic summer schools to turbocharge grade-point averages or load up on the A.P. courses seen as gateways to top-tier schools.
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Issuers, processors, gateways, and terminal vendors also need to adapt to mobile payments by increasing incentives for mobile wallet users, adding new functionality for clients, and seeking out partners who are not just mobile-optimized, but mobile-first.
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Art Review In a luminous new show at the Frick Collection, the great 19th-century maritime painter J. M. W. Turner explores the waterfront gateways to Europe with the ravenous eye of a man long deprived of travel.
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Over the past 10 years, local governments have changed their opposition to strip clubs from one based on the premise that strip clubs attract prostitution to one based on the idea that they are gateways to sex trafficking.
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Dr Kuhlmeier's invention, being developed as part of a wider project called HyFly that is intended to stop airports being gateways for infection, is based on technology already familiar to travellers, albeit that most will not recognise its name.
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For example, in [its] 2017 earnings report, Comcast, the nation's largest broadband provider, noted that its capital expenditures increased 7.5 percent—nine-billion dollars—and that it continued to make deployments on platforms like the X1 and wireless gateways.
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In a related fashion, the people at Dell have started to create a line of IoT gateways, which are essentially industrial PCs with additional types of connectors that allow them to easily integrate into many types of IoT environments.
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At the border crossing here — one of the busiest gateways for migrants on the path north and the site of occasional violence between the authorities and frustrated migrants — Greece has played that filtering role to some degree for months.
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Their reasoning is that in order to connect to Tor, a user must "expose" their IP publicly to a random third-party entry node—one of the volunteer-run gateways that provides the initial "hop" into the anonymity network.
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European companies such as Spotify, Rocket Internet and Deezer have complained that online platforms - such as search engines and app stores - abuse their position as gateways to customers to promote their own services or impose imbalanced terms and conditions.
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"Gateways foster collaborations and the exchange of ideas among researchers and can democratize access, providing broad access to resources sometimes unavailable to those who are not at leading research institutions," said the project's principal investigator, UCSD's Nancy Wilkins-Diehr.
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For one, we cannot stress enough just how well Facebook handled the broad consumer shift from using a desktop computer to get to the web to now using smartphones as our gateways to pretty much everything on the Internet.
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So while the Trump administration is prepared to keep the government shut down to get funding for a wall that will supposedly protect Americans, it is actually weakening the security in gateways where people have actually been stopped: airports.
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After liftoff, Iridium's global network of technicians takes over to make sure the satellites are communicating with one another and the gateways on Earth as they are maneuvered into orbit—a process that can take up to a month.
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With their own intranet, Iran was able to keep vital infrastructures running like hospitals and banks, while completely denying access to the only two global internet portals in Iran because both of the gateways are owned by the government.
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And while some people try to cleanse spaces or their superstitious gateways by sageing doorways, this installation does the opposite, appealing to some kind of liminal god to crack open time, resurface the past, and let it linger in the present.
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On Monday, some fans took the day off work to celebrate the anniversary, heading to significant locations such as King's Cross train station in London, which in the stories is one of the gateways into the world of witches and wizards.
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Read More: This Map Will Show If Your Web Traffic Passes Through an NSA Listening Post The internet is a physical system with gateways located in different geographic locations, where the data that passes through is subject to local laws.
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So you can't just assume that IT will be paying for all the new sensors, gateways, networking equipment, analytics hardware and software — as well as any consultative help provided by VARs or other specialists to get it all up and running.
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In the army's first reaction to a renewed rebel offensive launched at dawn on one of the capital's major gateways, an army source said "terrorist groups" from former al Qaeda Nusra Front group had stormed parts of the district of Jobar.
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Her ear paintings in particular, in which she renders the organ at roughly the size of an adult person, take on metaphysical airs as gateways into the inner mind — indeed, one of them is even titled "The Metaphysical Ear" (2011).
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Second, it should require the companies that own the gateways to content, such as telecoms firms or handset providers such as Apple that can control what screens show—to have an open-access policy and not discriminate against particular content firms.
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When the movie opens, the forces of modernity — signaled by the images of young and older girls running free and sometimes boldly straying — have already begun scratching at the stronghold of tradition, producing cracks that (scratch, scratch) threaten to become gateways.
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Their paper, called "Auditing radicalization pathways on YouTube," details a large-scale study of YouTube looking for traces of evidence — in likes, comments and views — that certain right-leaning YouTube communities are acting as gateways to fringe far-right ideologies.
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Based on the comic series of the same name, Locke & Key is all about a family trying to get through a tragic event together while living in a weirdly spooky house — and there are ghosts, monsters, and gateways to otherworldly places!
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CreditCreditJake Naughton for The New York Times New York, the city of perpetual arrival, is getting three new gateways: diaphanous cable-stayed bridges that look almost too ethereal to bear the load of thousands of vehicles and people each day.
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Cities such as Denver that are gateways to the great outdoors have obvious appeal to employees looking to bike to work and go to the slopes in their free time, observes Luis Benitez, who runs Colorado's Outdoor Recreation Industry Office.
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More interestingly, though, it also now offers third-party integrations with the Oculus Rift, for virtual reality/augmented reality applications, for example, as well as gateways to using ZED data in Matlab and specialized robotics and computer vision platforms like OpenCV and ROS.
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For Democrats and Republicans alike, Silicon Valley is an annual stop on the way to Election Day: The region's executives are cash flush, politically inclined and, at times, can serve as helpful gateways for national officeholders to boost their own tech expertise.
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Prisma Medios de Pago is the leading payments company in Argentina, and one of the largest in Latin America, with a full suite of services including point-of-sale hardware rental, e-commerce gateways, transaction processing, payments processing and electronic bill pay.
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Known as Ms. T., she is in her twentieth term, and is one of the few Democrats with real power: she chairs the Local and Consent Calendars Committee, one of the gateways many bills must pass through in order to reach the floor.
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As mayors of great American cities whose ports are our nation's gateways to the world, we know how important it is to open our doors to reach the three billion middle class consumers who will live in the Asia-Pacific by 28503.
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The decision came even though Google had volunteered to remove over 300 websites from its listings after one Canadian company, named Equustek Solutions, won a default judgment against another firm there, Datalink Technology Gateways, for allegedly misappropriating its products and trade secrets.
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The failure comes as Roche's dependence on generating new blockbusters grows given the gateways now open to competitors to develop cheaper copies of its effective cancer drugs Herceptin, Avastin and Rituxan, which together deliver around $20 billion worth of sales per year.
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"Most of the Great Lake cities were immigrant gateways, because historically there were jobs, and there were communities" of other immigrants, said Ms. Hassett, whose group dates to 1918 and was once responsible for making "war brides" from World War I feel welcome.
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Finding one of the house's gateways is as close as most of us will come to Lucy Pevensie's discovery of Narnia at the back of the wardrobe, and the sheer thrill of uncovering the unknown is a potent thread that carries visitors through the exhibit.
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In a series of Instagram Stories on Monday, the Real Housewives of Orange County alum revealed that Dr. Mackenzie McNamara at Gateways Chiropractic in St. Charles, Missouri, had given Hart craniosacral therapy, a bodywork procedure she said "completely cured" him of his far-sightedness.
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An Arizona-based Intel employee who works on sustainability issues recently designed an IoT proof-of-concept project that outfitted a farm with weather stations and soil moisture sensors that are wirelessly connected via Intel® IoT Gateways, which communicate with a cloud-based server.
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Vodafone also identified backdoors in parts of its fixed-access network known as optical service nodes, which are responsible for transporting internet traffic over optical fibers, and other parts called broadband network gateways, which handle subscriber authentication and access to the internet, the people said.
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There are many excellent gateways into Leonard Cohen's style of songwriting like his 1967 debut Songs of Leonard Cohen, which showcased the way he gave Biblical stakes to love songs like on "Suzanne" where he juxtaposed Jesus walking on water with his lover's touch.
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No one comes out of the womb sporting a Bolt Thrower shirt; mainstream metal bands like the ones mentioned here act as gateways to further aural annihilation, and it's crucial that we funnel those new sets of ears toward bands who deserve their patronage.
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Or I will project a digital doppelgänger of myself into the internet to find images to work with, then I reassemble and decode the items or images I have collected to build what I think of as gateways or icons into new modes of perception.
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The company's DNA and technology were built around its original identity as a web portal — a powerful position in the early 2000s but increasingly outmoded in the mobile era, as apps and phone platforms like iOS and Android became the gateways to the internet.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. tariffs that hit some $200 billion worth of Chinese products on Monday spare many high-profile consumer technology items such as "smart" watches and speakers, but the less flashy home modems, routers and internet gateways that make them work weren't so lucky.
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As IoT ecosystems continue to expand in airports and hotels, offering more services to tourists and travelers, Intel® IoT Gateways, which are responsible for connecting sensors to cloud servers, can be scaled to continue supporting the increasing number of connected objects in their networks.
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There are also opportunities for trigger or function libraries or companies akin to Twilio or Stripe, which offer easy API access to a set of functionality without having a particular expertise like communications or payment gateways There could be similar analogous needs in the serverless world.
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The diver solves very simple puzzles, always interacted with via a single-button press, to open gateways through to the next stage, while keeping an eye out for collectible shells and shimmering "portals," which when activated release new species into the already bustling collection of sea life.
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The pods work with the Comcast Gateways to continuously monitor and optimize the Wi-Fi connections, Comcast explains, while its cloud-based management service evaluates the home's Wi-Fi environment to make sure all the connected devices are using the best signal bands and Wi-Fi channels.
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The letter sent to the commission, which was also signed by a number of European game developers and digital publishers, asked that any new rules "go beyond mere transparency requirements, which alone will not ensure platforms act as gateways rather than become gatekeepers to the digital economy."
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Briefly stated, they are: Incubating ideas to convert them into businesses; providing meaningful tech support to associated projects; creating a a shared, extensible framework for developing and deploying gateways; and finding and training gateway developers — the latter with a stated emphasis on inclusiveness, I'm happy to add.
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Edna Yang, the assistant executive director of Texas-based immigration advocacy center American Gateways, told the news outlet that it was possible women are bound and gagged as they're brought into the country, but that she had not seen a case like the ones Trump described.
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Once they are properly in orbit, the satellites will not only begin talking to one another and Iridium devices on the ground, but also one of the three gateways that link the satellite constellation to the telecommunications infrastructure that most of us use on a daily basis.
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In Krasznahorkai's writing, the banal and the quotidian are constant gateways to mystical revelations and Kafkaesque insights about our absurd postmodern world — or at least, they could be, if his characters, and we as ride-alongs, could only manage to catch them before they vanish into ephemera.
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"The only way [to get payments from abroad is] to use an Iranian bank card and Iranian payment gateways, and in order to use those you need to sign a bunch of contracts which mean [the government] can arrest you easily if something goes wrong," Mahdyar says.
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"A lot of people have cases that have been pending for three years or more who don't have any idea at this point when they can plead their case," said Robert Painter, director of pro bono programs at American Gateways, which provides legal services for asylum seekers in Texas.
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"It's hard to look at, but segregated schools function as a system for hoarding privilege," said City Councilman Brad Lander, a Brooklyn Democrat who is working with parents to integrate middle schools, which have been a recent focus partly because they are seen as gateways to further academic success.
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After announcing its ambitions for powering more high-end devices like laptops a few months ago, the company today discussed its roadmap for chips that are dedicated to internet infrastructure and that will power everything from high-performance servers to edge computing platforms, storage systems, gateways, 5G base stations and routers.
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It is a good starting point in specifically promoting a secure federal IoT ecosystem that includes provisions to build vulnerability patching capabilities into IoT devices from the outset, institute micro-segmentation and multi-factor authentication protocols for greater security and require gateways for IoT devices lacking a minimum level of security.
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"The jobs and livelihood of our loyal employees and passengers we provide air transportation for, including military, leisure and business travelers throughout the Southeast and Caribbean from our gateways in Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, are gravely at risk," wrote the company.
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Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2017 to be introduced and provide new security guidelines for IoT The act would require network segmentation and micro-segmentation and system level controls that include operating system containers and micro-services, multi-factor authentication and gateways that can stop a DDoS attack launched by IoT devices.
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Microsoft, whose Azure IoT is one of the leading enterprise IoT cloud platforms, is aiming to secure its dominance over fog computing by pushing its Windows 10 IoT to become the OS of choice for IoT gateways and other high-end edge devices that will be the central focus of fog computing.
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While much of the initial focus is, rightfully, around the voice-based computing capabilities of these assistants, I believe we're going to see these assistants expand into text-driven chatbots, AI-driven autonomous software helpers and, most importantly, de facto digital gateways that end up tieing together a wide range of smart and connected devices.
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I never related "Ulysses" to my own world, to the young people at the desks around me — even though one of the scenes in the book takes place in a library, among students — not to mention the cobbled streets outside, the gateways and alleys, the shop windows and hoardings, the umbrellas, strollers, raincoats and overcoats.
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So if new blockchain brands want us to flock toward rather than flee from them, they'll at least need to sound like they were created not by programmers, engineers or dark magicians but, instead, by word magicians who know how to make names sound like gateways to heaven rather than the gates of hell.
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Business Insider Intelligence&aposs Payments Gateways research report goes into more detail of the top companies in the space (including the ones mentioned in above) and details their histories, some of their major clients, analyzes the factors that have contributed to their rise to prominence, and discusses top tactics to sustain growth into the future.
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But I will say, if there is any indication from Lynch's past works, dreamy scenes set in elaborately constructed static places—say, the Lost Highway Hotel, Club Silencio in Mulholland Drive, Room 47 in Inland Empire, the torture factory in "Premonitions"—tend to be gateways between reality and the dream world, where a character is trying to hide.
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In 2015, the government passed legislation that requires all user data from Russian citizens to be stored in Russian-based servers, and last year it passed another law that requires telecoms and Internet service providers to retain traffic data for up to a year, a move that prompted VPN provider Private Internet Access to discontinue its Russian gateways.
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But really this Mandy Zuo story is just a preview of the Kafkaesque nightmares to come: Speaking on Wenzhou City Television, Huan said she discovered she had been logged out of the online shopping and payment gateways she used because the secure identification process, backed by facial recognition technology, simply did not know who she was.
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"The impact of that will be felt most directly at the ports of LA and Long Beach, and all of the tens of thousands of people whose livelihoods are directly tied to the fluid movement of containers through those two maritime gateways," said Jock O'Connell, a Sacramento, California-based international trade advisor for Beacon Economics, a research and consulting firm.
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In an interview earlier today, Tony Werner, the president of technology, product and "Xperience" at Comcast Cable, said this latest partnership — the two have worked on technologies and projects before — will see Intel providing Comcast with tech for its xFi advanced gateways to work with 8th generation Intel Core processors for PCs and other devices, which were launched in August last year.
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Through these gateways, overseas fraudsters used fake numbers to mimic emergency lines or government agencies like the IRS or social security administration, hoping to rope U.S. residents into financial scams based on the premise that the victims owed a government agency money or were subject to some kind of law enforcement action if they did not pay, the DOJ said.
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