In fact, there is a precise geographical location for Wakanda.
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Other factors include hospital ownership, market competitiveness and geographical location.
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I don't really agree with attaching music to it's geographical location.
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Not only because of Colombia but because of our geographical location.
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On the other hand, the geographical location didn't seem to matter much.
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There's also another well-known California geographical location found at 15-Across.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the geographical location of Stalingrad.
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One was to anagram PLEASANTLY to name a geographical location (answer: NAPLES, ITALY).
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Other suggested tactics reportedly include restricting access based on a user's geographical location.
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To my mind, this list is missing one important geographical location: the subway.
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Unlike Kim Brooks, I was lucky, and not just because of geographical location.
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They should create compensation ranges that are based on experience, industry and geographical location.
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Thus, a disruption in one geographical location would not cripple the entire supply chain.
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Race, class, gender, geographical location, education level, and other factors are predictors of health.
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Factors such as geographical location and age, made the results vary across the country.
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Facebook chose Chicago as the host city in part due to its geographical location.
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Do you think geographical location plays much of a part in shaping a band's sound?
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Or whatever geographical location they'd crawled from, desperately yearning for a mention in NME's Radar column.
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Suu Kyi touted Myanmar's economic potential, its attractive geographical location, expanding domestic markets and young population.
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The overall effect could be minor, or it could be significant depending on the geographical location.
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New York City is as much a state of mind as it is a geographical location.
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Effectively, there are no laws in the Shuafat Refugee Camp, despite its geographical location inside Jerusalem.
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But their value involves the jurors' personal connection to the community, not the courthouse's geographical location.
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The latest test occurred in the same geographical location, with the same geological profile, as earlier tests.
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Alexander made sure that "each of the bird sounds was correct for the geographical location," Wohl said.
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"They would usually not allow more than a certain number in a specific geographical location," Dr. Ghadir says.
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Results are averages of three consecutive tests using Ookla's Speedtest, with server manually selected to nearest geographical location.
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But the internet allows people to participate in LGBTQ cultural life and humor regardless of their geographical location.
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Loibner and Dürnsteiner both refer to the geographical location of the vineyards — Loiben and Dürnstein are neighboring villages.
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" Ms. de Monteiro added that there is "little understanding of its geographical location and its plight and essence.
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"Notwithstanding the differences in numbers or geographical location, migrants move constantly between countries and continents," Mr. Rorandelli said.
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Sri Lanka has become an attractive transit point for major drug cartels into Asia thanks to its geographical location.
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Geographical location can have a huge impact on the need for thick layers of subcutaneous fat to maintain temperature.
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This is the geographical location that you could explain to most people in the world and they'd recognise it.
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The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers provides a directory of lawyers that is searchable based on your geographical location.
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But mobile devices like smartphones and tablets, on account of being mobile, would not be restricted to geographical location.
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"There need to be individualized assessments of the agreements that consider the industry and the geographical location," she said.
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It is important to understand the value of your experience, the industry and the salary comps for your geographical location.
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Shipowners and crews must at all times be ready to perform national assignments, regardless of geographical location, the report warns.
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But it's not like previous work—it's less narrative driven, it's not located in one geographical location, it's much looser.
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Microbiomes vary in a way that reflects every possible human difference—from sex, to diet, to age or geographical location.
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And because of the country's geographical location, Hondurans and Salvadorans making their way to the US southern border pass through Guatemala.
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The business-savvy country has used its geographical location and legacy as a trading way station to become an investment hub.
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The addresses, unlike traditional ones, also do not suggest any sort of geographical location until they are decoded by the app.
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They took into account factors such as students' ages, the university's geographical location, and even the effects of daylight savings time.
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Your mileage may vary, but a lot of the appeal and gameplay of Pokémon Go is determined by your geographical location.
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The seven charts below illustrate the significant pay discrepancies between men and women based on race, age, geographical location, and more.
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Though African-American voters did side overwhelmingly with Clinton, they also split along several demographic breakdowns like age and geographical location.
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It can handle complex requests such as finding all the pictures in a user's photo album taken at a particular geographical location.
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"Discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, geographical location, age - it's the same issues we've always seen that are discriminating against women," Hunt said.
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It's a nod to Helsinki's aim to be the "gateway airport" for connecting flights between Europe and Asia, given Finland's geographical location.
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And why should they not be different, because the geographical location and the demographic mix are quite different in all three places.
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The comprehensive climate study found that factors such as geographical location and temperatures fed into Americans' points of view on climate action.
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So only searchers located in the same geographical location as the successful delisting request will have the offending search result removed from Google.com.
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"This decision was made to better identify our geographical location to travelers who are not from this region," said airport spokesman Harold Mester.
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In this new, profoundly globalized, borderless, and increasingly decentralized universe, we are no longer defined by our geographical location in a particular territory.
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Customer service ranked above all of the other factors studied, which included fees, referrals from peers, the firm's past performance and geographical location.
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The words represent the upper right ring of the original logo and corresponds to the geographical location of Russia on a world map.
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We've definitely made some good contacts and people who've helped us track down certain records we maybe couldn't track down due to geographical location.
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To prevent the stigma, the naming committee wants to avoid a name that includes a geographical location, a culture, industry, name, animal or food.
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Despite its geographical location far from the poles, China promotes itself as a polar power, maneuvering for influence over both the Arctic and Antarctic.
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Turkey's unique geographical location places it at the nexus of Europe and the Middle East, making it integral to both European and U.S. foreign policy.
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Depending on your geographical location and your exact ingredients, your fruit-batter concoction might be called a buckle, a slump, a sonker, or a pandowdy.
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It said the presence in any geographical location of the big four supermarkets of Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons prevented the others from raising prices.
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That is probably bluster: if nothing else, Britain's geographical location makes it too useful to simply abandon (many transatlantic internet cables come ashore in Britain).
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Each tree costs $9.99 to plant and comes with a certificate with your tree's ID number, a photograph of the tree, and its geographical location.
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The recidivism rates are difficult to ascertain, but in any event, the scale of the Saudi program and its geographical location make it sui generis.
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Another, "location-based personalization," utilizes data based on a customer's geographical location to trigger a notification on a user's smartphone once they enter a bank.
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The West Side derives its name from its original geographical location on the west side of Manhattan before moving to its permanent home in 1914.
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Tedros said the agency needed to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, animals, an individual or a group of people.
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North America has a tightly linked, complex maze of energy interconnections, and U.S. refineries buy oil by grade, not necessarily by geographical location of the source.
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Apart from the imminent healthcare shift, barriers like geographical location, cultural stigma and lack of information are preventing people receiving the testing and treatment they need.
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In a brief statement, and without giving an exact geographical location, the ministry said that the People's Liberation Army had in "recent days" held the exercises.
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And in terms of geographical location, Washington state saw a 421% increase in related search terms, California saw a 416% increase, and Florida had a 413%.
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While digital wallets used to send and receive coins can be tracked on the blockchain technology that underpins most coins, the geographical location of senders cannot.
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"It's also a nice way to kind of get a bunch of resources into one geographical location, and it's a great excuse to try something new."
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And the second category is environmental (diet; geographical location; exposure to harmful chemicals and radiation; clean air and water; access to sanitation and health care, etc.).
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But then colorism, tribalism, and the intricacies of intersectionality come into play when you're in a different socioeconomic location, or even just a different geographical location.
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Both scenes unfold in the same geographical location — Chuncheon, a resort town on the banks of a man-made lake — but that's their only obvious commonality.
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Although there's a sheen of objectivity to a Google search, results are different depending on factors like your past searches, or recent searches in your geographical location.
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For the study, the University of Tübingen researchers documented incidents of skull trauma, sex, age at death, degree of skeleton preservation, and the geographical location of each sample.
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Each iteration of "The Real Housewives" follows women in the geographical location for which it's named as they navigate relationships with each other, their families and often themselves.
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If your geographical location has meant it's impossible to attend tonight, or you're one of the countless people who missed out on tickets, then Apple has your back.
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"In these cases, people have the opportunity to make a significant commitment to health and well-being to live in a geographical location that promotes health," he said.
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The number includes two products with the label "Traditional Specialty Guaranteed" which doesn't restrict a food item to a specific geographical location, these being mozzarella and Neapolitan pizza.
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Source: CoinDesk Both cryptocurrencies are based on the same blockchain technology — a fixed, transparent record-keeping system that allows money to quickly change hands regardless of geographical location.
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But it's also important to note that Erdogan's win will have an impact beyond the domestic politics within the country, due to Turkey's geographical location and regional importance.
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It is one of Mexico's most lawless territories but also has the busiest crossings for undocumented immigrants, thanks in part to its geographical location and lack of border barriers.
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The plan, she said, is to bring the dance to three or four museums and alter it depending on the space available and the site's geographical location and history.
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Although no one should dismiss Huawei as a supplier solely because of its geographical location, reliance on software that is going out of support is a legitimate concern, Amoroso said.
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From where I was sitting on the bench with Hassan, I saw that basic human rights are dependent on the luck of the geographical location into which you are born.
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And this is particularly important for people who don't have access—due to wealth, disability, geographical location, or any number of reasons—to doctors, medicine, trainers, therapists, gynecologists, or dieticians.
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That information included a list of every call he had made during that period as well as his geographical location at the beginning and end of each of those calls.
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey said in a statement that attracting a high-tech automotive company such as Lucid Motors is a testament to Arizon's talent, business environment and geographical location.
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"We had to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, an animal, an individual, or group of people," said World Health Organization director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
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Sites would also need to let users turn off this personalization, although the rules don't apply to "user-supplied" data like search terms, saved preferences, or an explicitly entered geographical location.
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"Structural reforms will allow Algeria to diversify outside oil and to use its strengths, both in terms of a young population, geographical location and wealth it has in different sectors," Azour said.
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Even within one country, people's bathing customs, preferences, and tendencies depend on so many factors: geographical location (city apartment dwelling, sprawling suburbs, or rustic countryside?), climate (boiling hot or cold and dry
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"The Baltic countries have the history and the geographical location they have and you have to be aware that there are a number of 'bad guys'," Ingves told the Swedish news agency.
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Participants join the experiment in search of some ideal pure love that doesn't take into consideration things like race, creed, or class but conveniently, does take gender and geographical location into account.
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Americans, regardless of education or geographical location, have marketable skills in the global economy: They speak English and understand the nuances of communicating with Americans — something that cannot be easily shipped overseas.
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Mashable's Stan Schroeder, who had access to the feature in April, suggested it may show posts popular in a user's geographical location as well as related to someone's Facebook likes and friends.
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"We had to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, an animal, or an individual or group of people," Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO's director-general, told NBC News.
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He says he's dead serious about his city resembling Wakanda from "Black Panther" -- with all the latest and most progressive technology -- and believes it's in the perfect geographical location to make it happen.
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"We had to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, an animal, an individual, or group of people," WHO director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said in a press briefing.
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Yes, that includes spewing the N-word and mistaking Staples' pronunciation of North (Norf) as Nerf, a company that puts toy firearms in the hands of children--much more dangerous than a geographical location.
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Simon Kirby, who is in Singapore to attend a fintech festival, said the UK's geographical location made it possible to conduct business with Asia in the morning and the United States in the afternoon.
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The guiding principle should be that the reach of any new law is defined by the citizenship and geographical location of the individual whose data the government seeks, rather the physical location of the data.
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Robust Financial Profile: JIC has a highly diversified investment portfolio in terms of geographical location and industry, resulting in healthy financial metrics, with debt/EBITDA at 3.5x and EBITDA/interest coverage of 7.7x at end-2016.
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However, upon doing some research, spurned on by the pieces' mysterious titles (like "41°10'8"N 73°49'15" W") I found that the pieces refer to the exact geographical location of flora endangered by climate change.
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Although resolving IP addresses to precise geographical location is difficult to do, the researchers were able to pinpoint the addresses they found to a specific city or region in all cases except four of the systems.
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Asked about suggestions Britain might join the trade bloc after it leaves the European Union, Umemoto said any country which endorses the agreement and is interested in joining would be welcome regardless of its geographical location.
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Given the geographical location, and the quality of the agricultural land, Ms. Appleton was confident that this was also the site of a Roman settlement, a conviction reinforced by the discovery of several artifacts from that period.
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Win Myat Aye, Myanmar's minister for social welfare, relief and resettlement, said Rakhine was "the second-poorest state in Myanmar, is a natural disaster-prone area by geographical location, and it is compounded by communal conflicts unfortunately".
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US and Maltese government officials told BuzzFeed News that in recent months Russia was more aggressively asserting its presence and pursuing its interests in the Mediterranean, and in Malta in particular, due to the island's strategic geographical location.
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But it has a terrific roundup of art by lesser-known artists, many dead or left out of art history for all the ordinary reasons (gender, geographical location or the idiosyncrasies of their work at a given moment).
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We made each query in a fresh search session with no personal account or watch history data informing the algorithm, except for geographical location and time of day, effectively demonstrating how YouTube's recommendation operates in the absence of personalization.
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"There's a universality that I'm trying to push in my work in the sense that it's not about our geographical location, it's not about our race, it's not about our humanity at the end of the day," Muluneh says.
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Lieutenant General Ben Hodges told the Berlin Security Conference that Germany - already host to many U.S. troops - was well-placed to take on the logistics role given its geographical location in the heart of Europe, and its existing capabilities.
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Although Champagne did not directly address what Canada's plans would be should NAFTA talks break down, he said that the U.S. would "always remain" Canada's largest trading partner, due to the former's geographical location and size of its economy.
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There have been attempts to visualize these fandom globules—WYNC's Noah Veltman's map creates territories from the nearest stadium's proximity; datafolk at the New York Times used the geographical location of Facebook Likes—but all maps cloud at the borderlands.
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"This new step, to take effect at the end of next week, ensures you will use the correct set of geospatial information and flight functions for your aircraft, as determined by your geographical location and user profile," the company writes.
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She also has another app on the pipeline that takes a geographical location as the input and displays the best route to the location, so it can help people plan their travels who want to plan around a set of landmarks.
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Under international guidelines, the W.H.O. "had to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, an animal, an individual or group of people, and which is also pronounceable and related to the disease," he said on Twitter.
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You know, I think the more important point is that people start to talk about simplifying organisations, and it's what I call 'management by spreadsheet', you know, management sitting behind a desk, uh, in one geographical location in the world, and making bureaucratic decisions.
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Dynamic Yield's tools gather data from multiple sources, including websites, mobile apps, email, and online ads, that are usually siloed, and uses it to automatically tailor the content that each customer sees based on information about their past purchases, browsing history, and geographical location.
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Jason Dorsey, a researcher and expert on Gen Y and Z, told VICE that this is in part because as a birth cohort, we exhibit behaviors that are largely consistent, regardless of our wealth and geographical location—and many of these behaviors are financial ones.
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"While North Korea's natural resources, geographical location and low labour costs mean its economy has plenty of potential, the likelihood of North Korea emulating the economic achievements of Vietnam are slim," Gareth Leather, senior Asia economist at consultancy Capital Economics, wrote in a recent note.
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"We want to take advantage of this superb geographical location at the center of Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe to create an environment bringing together technology from enterprises and universities to unleash new innovation," said Eiji Doi of the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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But for the few attacks that appear to have had central planning -- much of it based out of Raqqa -- there is no longer a plotting "brain" to pull the trigger, or a genuine geographical location from which ISIS leaders can claim credit for an attack.
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"We had to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, an animal, an individual or group of people, and which is also pronounceable and related to the disease," said WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus at a press conference Tuesday.
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Hily works by employing matchmaking algorithms which are based on machine learning instead of the geographical location of a user or "attractiveness level" (as used by Tinder) which might keep you swiping in the app but actually reduces your chances as around 80% of people are rejected.
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AirAsia, which swung into the red in the fourth quarter of 2018 for the first time in more than three years, said it "remains interested in operating a low-cost airline in Vietnam due to its favourable geographical location, expanding aviation market and overall growth potential".
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"We had to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, an animal, an individual, or a group of people, and which is also pronounceable and related to the disease," Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director-general of the World Health Organization, said in February.
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"We had to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, an animal, an individual, or a group of people, and which is also pronounceable and related to the disease," said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director-general of the WHO, during a press conference this week.
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In addition to the legion of new gambling apps that will invade your phone, geolocation compliance companies like GeoComply, which blocks users with IP addresses outside of an accepted geographical location, are sure to prosper too as they will help ensure any gambling being done is within the state's borders.
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Given its unique strategic geographical location near the Arctic region and since Iceland doesn't have the necessary capability of its own, NATO allies, in conjunction with the Icelandic authorities, have agreed to maintain a periodic presence of NATO fighter aircraft at Keflavik to help keep Icelandic airspace safe and secure.
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"While the economic achievements of Singapore are extraordinary, they have been based largely on state-led capitalist development modeled on South Korea and Taiwan, coupled with Singapore's geographical location as a key entry point into a region that has experienced the world's fastest levels of economic growth," O'Neil told CNN.
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In 1995 there was no way to block Netscape users based on the geographical location of their IP address, which meant that when you logged on to Netscape Navigator, you were presented with a choice between the US/Canada 83-bit SSL version of Netscape or the International 40-bit version.
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Trip advisor should be about eating the food and enjoying the atmosphere and service... But even though your only encounter with us was considered polite, you've used it to vent your anger at us for council parking, your geographical location prior to visiting us, and us being too busy to seat you???
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On the other hand, administration supporters argue that given the extent of the damages caused by the hurricane across the island, particularly to its electrical grid, and the logistical difficulties due to its geographical location, it is understandable that there would be problems in getting the necessary help in a timely manner.
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"Only a measure that applies to app processing by the search engine, with no distinction between the extensions used and the geographical location of the Internet user making a search, is legally adequate to meet the requirement for protection as ruled by the Court of Justice of the European Union," said the CNIL statement.
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People we've lost in 2016 "I wanted to write a book that would reflect the diversity and the richness of the black female experience in America -- and no one woman could do that for me, and no one geographical location could do that for me," she said in an interview with the National Book Foundation.
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Borowiecki, who previously studied careers of famous composers and visual artists as an economic historian, used American census data collected between 2100-2000 to identify trends in social mobility and racial and gender inequality crossed with data on the geographical location and socio-economic background of people in creative fields (visual arts, literature, performing arts, and music).
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"Dia:Beacon Rebrands as Ideal Date Spot for Couples Who've Been Dating for Two Years and Have Nothing Left to Say" by Steven Phillips-Horst This article addresses the complex conceptual framework of Drexciya, an electronic music duo from Detroit who established an origin myth based on the Middle Passage, the route for ships carrying enslaved African people from one geographical location to another across the Atlantic Ocean.
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