Yet it's offerings were seen as novel, even ground breaking.
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But conference veterans noted the lack of truly ground-breaking gear.
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"Ember is going to do some ground-breaking stuff," he says.
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To a layman, this may sound neither controversial nor ground-breaking.
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She's not going to introduce ground-breaking or thorough policy proposals.
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) has applauded the ground breaking technology.
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Unfortunately, Styles didn't provide much ground-breaking new info about the name.
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The Parker Solar Probe is performing ground-breaking measurements of our sun.
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He tackled Paul to the ground, breaking several of the senator's ribs.
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Indeed, separate data showed ground breaking on new homes cooled in May.
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We did a ground-breaking deal in Smith Barney to stabilize the organization.
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"It's ground-breaking stuff," he beams before heading off to his next meeting.
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Students will present ground-breaking exhibitions, presentations, public programs, and student-curated installations.
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At the ground-breaking ceremony, Slim said he had not seen investment affected.
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"To me, that's ground-breaking," Walsh said of the research on dolphin deafness.
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They are ground-breaking and demonstrate the quality and depth of our know-how.
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It would be wrong to claim that "Life" is ground-breaking or game-changing.
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Britain's ground-breaking infrastructure project, Crossrail, received another bail-out, its third this year.
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Mr Duterte himself appeared, albeit briefly, at a ground-breaking ceremony on January 30th.
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Even since Marco's ground-breaking papers were published, caution has persisted among many pediatricians.
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In saying that, I don't think Aarght has been in any way ground-breaking.
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The patient to benefit from Kay's ground breaking transplant in 2012 is Mark Cahill.
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Gianforte proceeded to slam Jacobs to the ground, breaking his glasses in the process.
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Mr Palmer acknowledges the influence of Octavia Butler, a ground-breaking science fiction writer.
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Agent Petey: That's what Lady Trieu said at the ground-breaking for the clock.
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Here's to more ground-breaking moves helping the market and its fighters progress further.
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Viola Davis is a trailblazer in Hollywood — and not just for her ground-breaking roles.
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Ground breaking continued to fall in British Columbia and were down 32.6 percent at 26,308.
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Q. You were known as one of the ground-breaking Young British Artists, or Y.B.A.s.
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Gianforte yelled at Jacobs to leave, then tackled him to the ground, breaking his glasses.
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For the secretary-general to actually appear at an investor summit is really pretty ground breaking.
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Ground-breaking cinema, it is not — but a fun romp through the jungle never hurt anyone.
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Many people perform a Shinto ground-breaking ceremony to appease the kami before beginning construction work.
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Formula E is a ground-breaking FIA championship and the world's first fully-electric racing series.
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Am I thrilled to be part of this whole ground breaking new dawn for the Doctor??
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Today, Judge Leon presides over yet another ground-breaking case with similar themes: United States v.
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"I'm proud of this program and its ground-breaking studies speak for themselves," the statement read.
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It might look like success, but Bolivia's ground-breaking coca reform is not popular in Washington.
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What started as a ground breaking music video ended in a savage attack by a cowardly K9.
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As long that stays constant, Nrmal can continue to be its restless, ground-breaking self, Muriedas says.
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In this round-up, we've compiled some of the most ground-breaking, exciting poetry being produced today.
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Increased autonomy for space exploration means greater data sets, which means greater potential for ground-breaking discovery.
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The couple also spoke with representatives from organizations doing ground-breaking work for conservation and the environment.
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Last night's Best Picture snafu was only one of many ground-breaking moments from the 2017 Oscars.
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Schmaltzy semi-soaps can't be possibly be placed in the same category as a ground-breaking film.
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Even the third bridge's name stirred controversy when it was announced at a 2013 ground-breaking ceremony.
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The Apollo program hastened ground-breaking technological advancements that continue to bestow benefits to modern civilization today.
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Ground breaking is scheduled in August, allowing the facility to start operations in 2022, the company added.
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If this would be something ground breaking that no one has ever done before, it excites me.
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He claimed it was a ground-breaking technique he had developed that involved manipulating the pelvic floor.
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His moves, including this week in a death penalty case, have been incremental rather than ground-breaking.
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" The press release's headline also reads: "Cambridge scientists reveal ground-breaking plan to target cause of Alzheimer's disease.
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I also deeply regret that this ground-breaking show, which changed so many lives, is now in jeopardy.
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Shout, a memoir and reappraisal of her ground-breaking book about sexual assault, comes out on March 12.
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As we have said all along, Stranger Things is a ground-breaking original creation by The Duffer Brothers.
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Newness, by the old guard of indie, appears to just mean it's new and not necessarily ground breaking.
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Lawmakers in 1986 should be commended for attempting to codify privacy protections for a ground-breaking new technology.
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I am pleased to announce the ground breaking of a new tennis pavilion on the White House grounds.
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The ground-breaking episode marked the first time a gay character was featured as a lead on television.
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Sotheby's launched an annual $20173,000 prize to fund "ground-breaking, thought-provoking exhibitions and curatorial initiatives" at museums.
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But he has a lead for a ground-breaking story — if only someone would let him report it out.
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The 2019 reboot, headed by Jordan Peele, is a thrilling follow-up to the ground-breaking sci-fi series.
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Theranos once touted its Edison device as a ground-breaking technology able to test blood from just a pinprick.
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Today, Google has honored the ground breaking architect Zaha Hadid — who passed away one year ago — with this doodle.
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It's not a ground-breaking concept on paper, but in execution it couldn't sing with more realness and power.
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"This is a ground-breaking decision," Nigel Mackay from the employment team that represented the drivers, told The Guardian.
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These same freedoms and liberties are on the cusp of giving us even more ground breaking and innovative medicines.
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"We were looking to deliver a ground breaking duet performance for the fans of both artists," she went on.
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These rankings attempt to highlight universities that do an excellent job of educating students and producing ground-breaking research.
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What soon followed was a series of ground-breaking and now-ubiquitous products: the iPod, iMac, iPhone, and iPad.
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After double-faulting twice to give Anderson the second set, Kyrgios threw his racket to the ground, breaking it.
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Facebook said it hopes to serve "hundreds of millions of cricket fans" through this "unprecedented" and "ground-breaking" deal.
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Laurie Wilson, practicing psychologist and art historian, has penned a new biography of the ground-breaking artist Louise Nevelson.
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Friday's ground-breaking ceremony was attended by Mongolian Prime Minister Khurelsukh Ukhnaa and Indian Minister of Home Affairs Rajnath Singh.
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Areas Chief Executive Jacqui Shea said the results were "ground-breaking" and showed that more effective TB vaccines were achievable.
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"We are doing whatever our citizens say," he said at a ground-breaking ceremony for a school mosque in December.
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"In doing this ground-breaking work we are holding a mirror up to our society," May said in a statement.
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It was a ground-breaking approach that resulted in a gorgeous and poetic portrait of Gullah Geechee life and culture.
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German manufacturer Siemens has invested in a start-up developing a ground-breaking virtual reality (VR) system for heavy industry.
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On March 12, 2019, we celebrate the 30th anniversary of the "World Wide Web," Tim Berners-Lee's ground-breaking invention.
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He muses about returning to Uganda to teach at a university, even if it means not pursuing ground-breaking research.
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The talented actor, singer, and producer is one of Hollywood's biggest stars, but a ground-breaking host he is not.
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"They're not really glamorous, the rockets we're sending to space—they're not the most ground-breaking rockets," Li told me.
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FDARA will help these ground-breaking treatments, drugs, and devices reach patients sooner, while also increasing competition in the marketplace.
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About Managing Asia:Managing Asia is the Asia Pacific region's ground-breaking interview programme featuring CEOs, entrepreneurs and other business leaders.
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The document was provided ahead of a ground-breaking ceremony in Tianjin for the Airbus A330 completion and delivery center.
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Thanks to their ground-breaking combination of warbling, slow-moving power and eldritch witchery, Pagan Altar began to take off.
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Though LIGO's observations are ground-breaking, other scientists will need to pore over the data to make sure it's correct.
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It was so significant that the United States Postal Service (USPS) engineered a ground-breaking stamp to commemorate the event.
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Zeid's sister Aliye Berger was one of Turkey's first engravers, and her niece, Fureya Koral, was a ground-breaking ceramicist.
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Some people said the shoot was "still sexist and objectifying," while others praised the photographs as "historic" and "ground-breaking".
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It's an impression that the Podesta emails only deepen — even if they don't provide ground-breaking new controversies around it.
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The ground-breaking Paris deal could fall apart under Trump The ground-breaking Paris deal could fall apart under Trump President-elect Donald Trump has sworn to back out of the Paris climate deal — a move that could potentially tank the historic multi-nation agreement, or at least make it extremely hard to implement.
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Louisiana is experimenting with a potentially ground-breaking payment model to treat Hepatitis C in its Medicaid recipients and prison population.
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"Now once again the NHS is at the forefront of harnessing ground-breaking science for the benefit patients in this country."
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Hoo-boy, let me tell you, did this bit of ground-breaking information from a scientific expert spawn some internet clicks.
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By combining the ground-breaking 3D world design of Super Mario 64 with the addicting combat mechanics of Super Smash Bros.
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"Today's first public trials of driverless vehicles in our towns is a ground-breaking moment," Britain's business minister Greg Clark said.
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The sea may be a harsh mistress, but that didn't stop the Blue Planet II team from making something ground-breaking.
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Along with the Premium, billed as Sony's "most ground-breaking smartphone to date," three other phones are also being unveiled today.
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They will also have the chance to chat with representatives from organizations doing ground-breaking work for conservation and the environment.
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For instance, they have struggled to get hold of ground-breaking but costly new cholesterol-lowering drugs known as PCSK26.9 inhibitors.
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This is an opportunity for a ground-breaking, generational change in the way information at the SEC is filed and accessed.
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While typically the addition of a new channel isn't ground-breaking news, this is actually a fairly competitive move from Sling.
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Startup companies and their ground-breaking products and services will continue to be a vital part of our country's economic future.
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They clearly expect the candy to be as amazing and ground-breaking as Musk's Tesla cars and SpaceX space exploration company.
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Henderson starred in the ground-breaking television series about a woman with three daughters who married a widower with three sons.
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Resembling a human in almost creepy way, Nadine is a ground-breaking robot recently built at Nanyang Technological University's Singapore campus.
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The plan to earmark €1.5 billion a year after 2020 to spend on military research and development is indeed ground-breaking.
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From eclipses and meteor showers to Mars missions and ground-breaking rocket launches, 2020 should be an extraordinary year in space.
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The blood-testing company once touted its Edison device as a ground-breaking technology able to test blood from just a pinprick.
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Since being hired in 1979 as the ninth production associate for the ground-breaking Marysville motorcycle plant, Vining has witnessed Honda evolve.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Shanghai Mayor Ying Yong celebrated on Monday the ground breaking of the electric automaker's first non-U.
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Ground breaking in Ontario led the way higher with an increase of 25.1 percent to 96,883 units, possibly helped by the weather.
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Photo by Simeon Tegel/VICE News It might look like success, but Bolivia's ground-breaking coca reform is not popular in Washington.
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He will always be remembered for producing some of the most innovative and ground-breaking food that we saw on the series.
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Hardly ground-breaking stuff, but the ease of integration with an existing YouTube account might make it as easy sell for many.
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SAP HANA is not ground-breaking new technology, it's simply recycled database concepts that have been created by many players before them.
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Previous missions, including Pioneer 11 and Voyagers 1 and 2, all undertook flybys providing glimpses of Saturn and yielding ground-breaking discoveries.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Lesbian superhero Batwoman is powering toward a ground-breaking role as the star of her own television series.
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"This is not ground-breaking machine learning research," said Ellery Wulczyn, a Wikimedia data scientist and Detox researcher, in a telephone interview.
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The royal couple also had the chance to chat with representatives from organizations doing ground-breaking work for conservation and the environment.
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Within a limited production schedule and under tremendous pressure, 2K Marin had created a game arguably better than the ground-breaking predecessor.
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On Friday, the town has scheduled 85 seconds of "united silence", followed by a ground breaking ceremony for a new "Hope Plaza".
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Lukas split his time between Congo and Florida, where he drummed up dollars for the reserve and conducted ground-breaking scientific research.
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A ground breaking ceremony for the project was held in late 2015 but actual construction of the port is yet to start.
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So I opened up another, and I jumped out and fell about 19 feet to the ground, breaking my tibia and fibula.
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That such disparate parties could come together on constitutional changes is ground breaking in Turkey, as is their outreach to the Kurds.
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He was one of the originators of the ground-breaking technique known as "parallel computing" and is widely hailed as a genius.
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Tate wishes to express its gratitude to BP for its longstanding commitment and ground-breaking support of the Collection displays and other programmes.
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Voting started in Somalia's ground-breaking presidential election amid a security lockdown that has closed the capital's international airport and cleared major streets.
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"Emma has translated her classical training (@nbs_enband The #AileySchool) into a ground breaking, kinetic, edge of your seat vocabulary of movement," Garner continued.
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She made Italian Vogue a powerful and influential voice in the worlds of fashion and photography by publishing ground-breaking photography and journalism.
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" After the ground-breaking, Pratt wrote of his dad on Facebook, "I was raised by one of the toughest SOBs on the planet.
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Referred to as "ground-breaking" by the U.N. deputy commissioner on human rights, the workshop started conversations among experts, victims, and state officials.
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Hall's ground-breaking methodology is now used by scientists around the world to measure the total value of energy a resource can generate.
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It's not ground-breaking, but it's oddly symbolic of what needs to be Apple's approach to AI. Probably a blog worth following then.
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I was a bit frustrated by the graphics, which the description made out to be much more ground-breaking than they actually were.
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Our intellectual property protections provide economic security by safeguarding investments from the proof of concept phase forward, sometimes leading to ground-breaking innovation.
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John Dorhauer, general minister and president of the United Church of Christ, shared during this month's ceremonial ground breaking for the new church.
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Greg Gianforte is accused of grabbing The Guardian's Ben Jacobs by the neck and throwing him to the ground, breaking the reporter's glasses.
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The LimitedNASAEdition M5 Cabin Luggage features the space agency's official logo and a dedicated luggage tag in honor of the ground-breaking spaceflight.
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"The criminal charges filed against Anthony relate exclusively to Lidar and do not in any way involve Pronto's ground-breaking technology," Pronto said.
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Organizations are realizing the treasure trove of contextual insights and valuable information about customers that are available through sensor-based, ground-breaking technology.
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"Riverside was groundbreaking for us, and what I am told, ground-breaking for AGs around the country," said Lockyer, the former attorney general.
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A "moonshot" in this context refers to the launch of a ground-breaking project without the expectation of profit in the near term.
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" In Iraq, he told reporters he was planning on "going to the wall" on the Mexican border next year for a "ground breaking.
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While it helps to build a fascinating world and compelling stakes, character action games don't need to be ground breaking to impress me.
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"I knew early that she would blaze new trails and do something ground breaking," Strahan said, according to a release from the university.
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"Deploying these vehicles into service with the Met marks a significant milestone in the extensive development of this ground-breaking technology," Suyama added.
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This ground-breaking agreement is certain to give a major impulse to the popularity of the beautiful game in the U.S. and Canada.
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The craft is now 11 billion miles from Earth, in a boundary area known as the heliopause, where it will collect ground-breaking data.
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What to watch: No ground-breaking trade, investment or security announcements came out of the summit, suggesting the gathering was more symbolic than substantive.
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In its earliest years, before Musk became the company's CEO, Tesla partnered with Lotus to make its ground breaking electric sports car, the Roadster.
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Foos first contacted the journalist in 1980 as Talese was writing Thy Neighbor's Wife, his ground-breaking chronicle of sex and sexuality in America.
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The link between anti-inflammatory drugs and Alzheimer's has been explored before, meaning that it's not like Pfizer kept completely ground-breaking information secret.
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Along with the video crew and host Grant Imahara, I endured days of record-hot summer temperatures to shoot this ground-breaking (literally) series.
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Although he is yet to release a video, Lewis was the predominate feature on UK artists Wretch 32 and Avelino's ground-breaking collaborative mixtape.
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So the recent announcement that aid would be used to promote British interests was hardly a ground-breaking one—but it was significant, nevertheless.
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Watch it hereIn this ground-breaking docu-series, follow Manchester City behind the scenes throughout their Premier League winning, record-breaking '17-18 season.
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Though its library of mini-games to pedal through isn't extensive or ground-breaking yet, it's easy to see the potential in VirZoom's technology.
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Ground-breaking research and robust trials are paving the way for innovative treatments that could change the course of cancer for decades to come.
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"The Firmo team has done ground-breaking work in developing practical applications for blockchain technology which will facilitate friction-less global trading," said Assia.
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Becker's freedom of expression and desire to live a non-conventional life, which were reflected in her work, were not always considered ground-breaking.
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Carroll, accompanied by Acting Commissioner for U.S. Customs and Border Protection Mark Morgan and Chief Postal Inspector Gary Barksdale, called the visit "ground-breaking".
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Sign on to the Green For All climate justice petition on the official site and learn more about California's ground-breaking climate benefits legislation.
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After medical school, he became chief psychiatry resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, where he studied depression and published ground-breaking findings in top medical journals.
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For a $160 million movie, endlessly hyped and trumpeted as a ground-breaking act of creativity and imagination, that's a remarkably small and unworthy goal.
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It probably won't be for another generation or two until we get more ground-breaking features such as built-in sensors for monitoring your health.
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I missed seeing Gertrude Stein and Djuna Barnes, as well as Laura Riding, who herself wrote a ground-breaking miniature of just such a book.
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After a ground-breaking year in elite running efficiency and subsequent better performance in athletes in Nikes, we're ready to let this summer's games begin.
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It is the highest possible score for someone under 2000, and on a level with Stephen Hawking, the ground-breaking cosmologist who died last year.
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Zendaya is slated to star as the ground-breaking graduate, Anita Hemmings, in the movie based on the book The Gilded Years, by Karin Tanabe.
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"This project is ground-breaking for us - we normally don't do this," said Motoyuki Yufu, deputy director-general at the agency's Planning and Coordination Bureau.
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But ground-breaking has so far been painfully slow, and even if Jokowi can get all the funding he wants, it still may prove inadequate.
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Enter: a moisturizing face cream with the backing of a ground-breaking French skin treatment center, five years of devoted research, and 13 clinical studies.
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"As important and ground-breaking as this film is, I cannot take these allegations lightly," Union wrote in an essay for The Los Angeles Times.
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Annaluara Di Luggo, an artist based in Naples, elevates these concerns in Blind Vision, a remarkable and ground-breaking performative installation, curated by Raisa Clavijo.
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Several ground-breaking NASA missions are already in progress, including the Parker Solar Probe, which will rocket past the sun a total of 24 times.
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" Elgar described the scheme as a "ground-breaking opportunity to create jobs and harness the power of the second largest tidal range in the world.
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The company reiterated that the service will boast "more than 100 ground-breaking exclusive games," also noting that new titles will be added every month.
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"Over these last couple years, Anthony has continued to lead the development of new and innovative safe-driving technologies to advance this ground-breaking industry."
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But as inaugural events go, "American Factory" is an impressive ground-breaking exercise, heightening interest -- perhaps especially beyond the documentary genre -- in what's to come.
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Over these last couple years, Anthony has continued to lead the development of new and innovative safe-driving technologies to advance this ground-breaking industry.
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It was created by Linda and Esther Chang and called "ground-breaking" in the bankruptcy filing, which grouped its sales with the slumping international division.
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ES Chung, heir apparent of Hyundai Motor Group, on Tuesday attended the ground-breaking ceremony of a fuel cell factory with South Korea's industry minister.
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A renowned Stanford University psychologist, Dweck's ground-breaking 2007 book made famous a term that has become increasingly commonplace in corporate America: the growth mindset.
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Though none of these figures are ground-breaking, business at the box office will certainly pick up next week as Marvel's "Doctor Strange" hits theaters.
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Sanctions are working Thae says sanctions passed last March by the United Nations Security Council -- described at the time as "ground-breaking" and "unprecedented" -- are working.
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Ranging in price from $150 to $240 (a steal in comparison to most Rodarte pieces), the ground-breaking Rodarte x Universal Standard capsule is available now.
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The astronomer was never awarded a Nobel Prize in physics, despite her ground-breaking work and her supporters' efforts to highlight Rubin's achievements to the committee.
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The film spans from 1956, when Ginsburg was a first-year in law school, to 1972, after she delivered a ground-breaking argument against gender discrimination.
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Some of the latest ground-breaking work in France is emerging not in philosophy but in fields English-language publishers watch less closely, such as economics.
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Equally beloved was Ms Kerr's stories about Mog, a family cat; the series finished with the ground-breaking "Goodbye Mog", in which the beloved pet died.
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Saeed Jones, a poet and the former host of Buzzfeed's AM2DM, wrote a ground-breaking account of his growing up Black and gay in the South.
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Microsoft is understood to be acquiring London-based SwiftKey, the startup which employed artificial intelligence to create a ground-breaking predictive smartphone keyboard, according to sources.
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That plan is still on track, the company said during the conference call, although the ground breaking for a factory to build these has been delayed.
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In a 2017 keynote at a Harvard conference, Richman said uBiome's scientific approach to creating SmartGut was ground-breaking and relied on top-notch research methods.
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So far many of the new drugs discovered in China are follow-on medicines in established therapeutic classes rather than ground-breaking first-in-class treatments.
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In late 2016 it put out The Bunker, a co-production with Hertfordshire's Splendy Games, a studio founded to create "ground-breaking, narrative-led video games".
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It's designed to allow researchers to pursue ground-breaking, high-risk projects in Europe, and it comes with a €2 million (roughly $2.3 million USD) reward.
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"The criminal charges filed against Anthony relate exclusively to Lidar and do not in any way involve Pronto's ground-breaking technology," Pronto said in a statement.
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The returns on that mammoth effort is a ground-breaking engine that, we believe, is safer, faster and more secure than the typical smart contract implementation.
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Vientiane hosted an elaborate ground-breaking ceremony for the $7-billion project in December, but nearly eight months later, construction has yet to begin in Laos.
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World Rugby, who dubbed the deal "ground-breaking", added they would work with Alisports to bring "major rugby events" to China within the next 10 years.
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The decision came as rights group Amnesty International said the ground breaking case could have huge repercussions for the relationships of LGBT people in Hong Kong.
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This year's Nobel Prize winners in physiology and medicine made ground-breaking discoveries about circadian rhythms – the internal clocks of all organisms – by studying fruit flies.
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He presides over a loose coterie of professional and self-taught scientists who believe that ground-breaking science does not require either a fancy lab or degree.
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The two Koreas plan to hold a ground-breaking ceremony on Wednesday for their project to reconnect rail and road links, which would need U.S. sanctions exemptions.
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"As important and ground-breaking as this film is, I cannot take these allegations lightly," Union wrote Friday in an op-ed for the Los Angeles Times.
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I am enormously grateful to have been involved with so many talented people whose contribution to that ground-breaking, revolutionary, and memorable era will also be recognized.
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"The criminal charges filed against Anthony relate exclusively to lidar and do not in any way involve Pronto's ground-breaking technology," the company said in a statement.
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" Elsewhere, Jeffrey Tambor won best comedy actor for a second time for his role as a father who transitions to a woman in Amazon's ground-breaking "Transparent.
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It doesn't arrive at final answers, but with a ground-breaking THC tax and a just-right medical marijuana exemption, it takes steps in the right direction.
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Occasionally I'll meet someone like Molmol Kuo & Zach Lieberman from yesyesno who can both create the tools and the art, and they are doing ground breaking work.
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That gesture, she says, was the most pivotal moment of her life so far, guiding her towards a ground-breaking career as India's first professional female skateboarder.
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It'll feature a range of ground-breaking materials and technology such as a graphene-enhanced carbon-fiber structure, electromagnetic base, biometric security, smart screens and bacteriostatic technology.
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"This ground-breaking work will help Amazon and the government understand how drones can be used safely and reliably in the logistics industry," reads the press release.
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David Daleiden is the founder of Center for Medical Progress and led the ground-breaking 'Planned Parenthood Sells Baby Parts' investigation that was first released last summer.
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Today, The Duke of Sussex met with young people doing ground-breaking work in their communities as part of Dr. Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots Global Leadership gathering.
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Saved, as a label, is always pushing ground breaking artists with a vast array of styles and I'm honored to release my music on Saved as well.
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This week, we take a look the ground-breaking procedures helping to cure blindness, and then we meet the major corporate players of the legal marijuana world.
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In her ground-breaking 1976 book, When God Was a Woman, historian Merlin Stone traces ancient worship of the Goddess back to the Paleolithic and Neolithic ages.
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"Over the last few years, I've watched with great excitement and pleasure as Netflix has transformed narrative television with its ground-breaking, genre-bending shows," Chandra said.
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Fifty years after his disappearance, Holt's lengthy career as a progressive and ground-breaking Australian politician has been completely overshadowed by the mysterious nature of his death.
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Meanwhile, pure-play commercial companies have been developing ground-breaking technologies in, for example, artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous mobility, information security and encryption, and technology satellite imaging.
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As we watch the modernization of our nation's agricultural sector, that confidence will be essential to recognizing these industry wide transformations for their potentially ground-breaking results.
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Michelle Richardson of the Centre for Democracy and Technology, a privacy-advocacy group which is bankrolled in part by big tech companies, calls the CCPA "ground-breaking".
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And Laffer, once a key advisor to President Ronald Reagan, is father to the ground-breaking Laffer curve, for which he should have won a Nobel prize.
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British singer and global pop culture icon George Michael has died at 53, leaving behind a legacy of music and ground-breaking music videos that have impacted generations.
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Living among local chimpanzees, she'd made three ground-breaking observations in the first four months: that chimps ate meat, and not only used tools, but made them too.
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It is unlikely that future generations will look back on "Nice Fish" as a piece of ground-breaking theatre—it draws too much on what has come before.
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Just five days earlier, George, 55, teamed up with actor Don Cheadle to present a ground-breaking investigation done through his organization The Sentry on Sudanese war profiteering.
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Holmes founded Theranos in 2003 and it promised ground-breaking methods that would allow quick results for a wide range of tests with just one drop of blood.
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" In a statement, Catherine Roche, the chief executive of one of Kate's charities, Place2Be says they are "delighted" to be part of the "ground-breaking Heads Together campaign.
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We've been quietly prototyping a ground-breaking new vehicle over the past two years that is fully released from the constraints of having a driver behind the wheel.
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"It is ground-breaking and innovative, powering more homes than any offshore wind farm currently in operation," Brent Cheshire, DONG Energy's U.K. country chairman, said in news release.
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"These ground-breaking findings provide an important guide as the ABA commission works with lawyer assistance programs nationally to address the mental health risks and needs of lawyers."
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Work to install a prototype of GE Renewable Energy's Haliade-X 12MW wind turbine is progressing, with a ceremonial ground-breaking ceremony taking place Monday in Maasvlakte, Rotterdam.
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An affiliate of renewable energy business Terra-Gen will build the wind farm in Adair and Schuyler counties, with ground-breaking on the project set for summer 2019.
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They've introduced all sorts of mobile features from concierge services to room keys, as well as ground-breaking hotel products like robotic butlers and in-room streaming services.
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After all, says Google, electric guitar makers Rickenbacker and Gibson "didn't have Jimi Hendrix or St. Vincent in mind" when they developed their then ground-breaking tech products.
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Christophe Gerondeau, country chairman for Total in the United States, described the plans at the ground-breaking ceremony for a new 1 million ton per year ethane cracker.
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The 2010s were a phenomenal era for music, marked by ground-breaking singles and fan-favorite deep cuts from artists like Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, and Lorde.
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Just two months ago, Mayor John Tory of Toronto saw the couple at a ground breaking for a new Jewish community center the Shermans were instrumental in funding.
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From 1946 to 1950, teams launched scientific payloads to increasingly higher altitudes aboard the adopted missiles, which yielded about 1,000 of these ground-breaking photos of Earth from space.
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It was ground breaking at the time for it's inclusion of several features that are now airport staples, like enclosed jetways for boarding, luggage carousels, and electronic departure boards.
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Serena Match Point isn't ground-breaking in terms of mechanics; input depends on a single tap, though you can vary the location of your tap to achieve different effects.
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You'll have ample opportunity for hands-on demos, deep-dive conversations, in-depth workshops — and time to network with influential, ground-breaking leaders in all realities augmented and virtual.
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It'll either allow Mr. Robot to blossom into the ground-breaking series it so desperately wants to be, or just become as convoluted as the final seasons of Lost.
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Attenborough's long list of achievements includes the commissioning of the ground-breaking program "Monty Python's Flying Circus" in the 1960s, so Neenan felt a humorous homage was entirely appropriate.
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Froman called the TPP another chapter in how the nation stays globally competitive and "we want to make sure we can enforce those ground-breaking commitments" in the TPP.
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The iPhone's ground-breaking design featuring a multi-touch screen completely revamped the style of smartphones as we know it and propelled Apple as a leader in mobile technology.
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FIDE also said that it had made "ground-breaking special arrangements" to issue visas to chess players from Iran and Qatar, two countries at odds with Saudi Arabia politically.
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Kensington Palace said the prize drew its inspiration from the concept of Moonshots, which it said since the 1969 moon landings was synonymous with ambitious and ground-breaking goals.
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THE REAL REASON WHY LG AND SAMSUNG DECIDED TO DO FACTORIES, AND THEY'RE BIG FACTORIES – I WENT TO EACH OF THE GROUND BREAKING THESE ARE 27,200 SQUARE-FOOT FACTORIES.
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In terms of some combination of the two being a ground-breaking concept, artists such as El General and Nando Boom have been doing it since the early 90s.
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"Marrakesh will be more of a 'roll up your sleeves' working (meeting) than a big set of ground-breaking decisions," said Jake Schmidt, of the U.S. National Resources Defense Council.
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William also appears in that ground-breaking film, which highlights the trade in wildlife and the deadly battle that rangers face in trying to halt the gangs pillaging the beasts.
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So the new research delivered some ground-breaking news when it concluded that, actually, the ability has arisen independently a whopping 27 times, starting at least 150 million years ago.
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"Silent Sky," written by Lauren Gunderson in 2011 and now directed by Seema Sueko, tells how Leavitt and the "girls" made ground-breaking discoveries, using sparse resources in cramped offices.
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And I've worked on a lot of stuff that people thought was ground breaking at the time but I've never worked on anything that got the reactions that VR gets.
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Shell has set out "ambitions" to halve carbon emissions by 275 and expand in renewables, goals Chief Executive Officer Ben van Beurden said were ground breaking for the oil industry.
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Did the looters trash crumbly tablets that weren't pretty enough for the market but, in the hands of archaeologists and epigraphers, could have told us marvellous and ground-breaking things?
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That is just one of many secrets unearthed as the Queen, 90, throws open her incredible closet in a ground-breaking exhibit at Buckingham Palace that opened on July 23.
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"The financing will be a combination of debt and equity equally by both partners," Ghaith Shocair, chief executive, Shopping Malls, Majid Al Futtaim, told reporters after a ground breaking ceremony.
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Investigators who used a genealogical website to find the ex-policeman they believe is a shadowy serial killer and rapist who terrified California decades ago call the technique ground-breaking.
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The game used a special graphics style that made the two-dimensional sprites seem as though they were driving in 3D; the effect was considered ground-breaking at the time.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A special production of the 1960s rock musical "Hair", tweaked for the age of Trump, premieres in London this week to mark the ground-breaking show's 50th anniversary.
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In particular, Dark Fate handles the question of why Dani is important to the future as if it's a brilliant, ground-breaking twist, instead of the most obvious thing possible.
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Following the ground-breaking royal decree that announced plans to lift the ban on women driving last September, however, both companies have been preparing to hire their first female drivers.
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Wang also took aim at Trump's policy on North Korea, in which ground-breaking talks between Pyongyang and Washington have stalled, largely over the U.S. refusal to ease punishing sanctions.
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He also would not have condoned the ground-breaking quantitative easing program, which has led to the Fed's current unprecedented holdings of $4.5 trillion in Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities.
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That will force them to resort more often to policies like bond-buying that only a decade ago were seen as ground-breaking approaches to easing financial conditions, Williams said.
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The decision, described by organizers as "ground-breaking", has been hailed as "the right thing to do" and a victory for common sense by four-times major champion Ernie Els.
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By the 1930s, inspired by Picasso's early works in iron, Smith was using an oxyacetylene torch to turn out ground-breaking welded-metal sculptures, the first of their kind in America.
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"There's ground breaking new science showing that the gut and the skin are intimately connected," Dr. Whitney Bowe, a dermatologist and author of "The Beauty of Dirty Skin" told Fox News.
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While managing triggers can be helpful, preventative medications like Aimovig, and three other drugs in the final stages of study and FDA approval, are ground-breaking for people who have migraines.
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When in 2017 the firm announced plans to build a massive factory for high-end televisions, many cheered, not least President Donald Trump, who came for last year's ground breaking ceremony.
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Shell has set out "ambitions" to halve carbon emissions by 20503 and expand in renewables energy, which Chief Executive Officer Ben van Beurden said were ground breaking for the oil industry.
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In fact, according to MEI's ground-breaking model, an estimated 83,700 acres of forest (equivalent to 49,000 soccer fields) are burnt worldwide each year by forcibly displaced families living in camps.
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What this expert in ground breaking interplanetary technology made of seeing a series of armored toasters ram into one another over the course of a fortnight was, sadly, never expanded upon.
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Essentially the basis for "Aladdin," this live-action version can be a little scary for younger kids, but the fantasy, action and at the time ground-breaking special effects hold up.
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All of the show's wild sex stories were an important, ground-breaking addition to the HBO comedy, but SATC's real success was proving just how valuable and complex female friendships can be.
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While females doing kickass things isn't ground breaking news — and if you think it is, we need to catch you up to 2018 — Vans' new "This Is Off The Wall" campaign is.
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"We believe this is the best path forward to implement cruise tech at a massive scale…this is a ground-breaking and necessary step toward rapidly commercializing autonomous vehicle technology," Vogt said.
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Bowie, a pop chameleon who won legions of fans with his ground-breaking music, released his last album, "Blackstar," days before his death from cancer at age of 69 in January 2016.
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"The acquisition will see a turning point in the journey of Smith & Sinclair, helping us to build our international footprint and bring more ground-breaking products and ranges to market," she said.
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Interactive issued the following statement to Polygon at the time of the lawsuit: As one of the world's leading creators of intellectual property, including the ground-breaking television series Westworld, Warner Bros.
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Star Trek: Discovery is a prequel series that takes place a decade before the events in 1966's original Star Trek series and features the ground-breaking franchise's most diverse cast ever.
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A ground-breaking ceremony on April 247th marked the start of the construction of Westminster Chengdu, the first stage in a venture with a local partner, Hong Kong Melodious Education Technology Group.
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Ginsburg, a ground-breaking liberal jurist who at 85 is the oldest U.S. Supreme Court justice, was hospitalized on Thursday after falling at her office at the court, a court spokeswoman said.
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The YouTube clips provided are intended to disprove that theory — but couldn't they just be playing the recorded audio back while holding a phone over the tattoo, no ground-breaking "technology" necessary?
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"We are confident that, thanks to this partnership, MP & Silva will be able to strengthen its leadership position in the market and introduce new ground-breaking innovations," Baofeng CEO Larry Feng said.
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"He [Oman's oil minister] is here to take part in the ground breaking ceremony for the oil tanks of the refinery," a senior official at Sri Lanka's strategic development ministry told Reuters.
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"With this ground-breaking operation we have punched a big hole in the capability of ISIS to spread propaganda online and radicalize young people in Europe," Rob Wainwright said in a statement.
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Bob Dole was a member of the House of Representatives when he supported the original Animal Welfare Act in 1966 and authored ground-breaking amendments to it while in the U.S. Senate.
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The title isn't ground-breaking by any means in terms of enabling some sort of futuristic AR use case, but perhaps the most unusual thing about it was how familiar it felt.
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STOCKHOLM, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Scientists James Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz won the 2019 Nobel Prize for Physics for ground-breaking work in astronomy, the award-giving body said on Tuesday.
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Adele can write and execute an aching breakup ballad better than almost anyone, but this ground-breaking "gospel disco" anthem (her words) is the most powerful spiritual sucker-punch in her discography.
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"I saw asphalt rolling and the road folded ... I saw houses rolling, and the ground breaking open," Muryatim Galanu, a 42-year-old public service officer living in the town, told CNN.
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Safer, who spent 61 years in television news, brought an authoritative, urbane style to "60 Minutes," CBS's ground-breaking news program, and his work was a mix of hard and soft news.
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Welcome back to "Twin Peaks," the fictional small town from David Lynch's ground-breaking 1990 TV series about a murdered homecoming queen, which reboots Sunday on premium cable network Showtime after 26 years.
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While Metroid was hailed as ground-breaking for daring to put a woman at the center of a video game, womanhood is similarly central to how Alien flips the script on gendered horror.
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This is the sort of ground-breaking economic program touted by the UK's Green New Deal Group, a network of British economic thinkers, energy experts and politicians established after the 2008 financial crash.
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"GROUND-BREAKING STEP" Aramco chief technology officer Ahmad al-Khowaiter said the process unveiled on Thursday - called thermal crude-to-chemicals technology - would cut capital costs by 30 percent compared to conventional refining.
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Three of these are ground-breaking ventures based on using coal-seam gas as feedstock, one is the biggest floating LNG project and the rest are conventional offshore gas to onshore liquefaction plants.
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But both books also point out that while their visions for the future were influential and at times ground-breaking, they were also inherently flawed, driven by their own egos, racism, and sexism.
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Among those speaking at the conference was Octavia E. Butler, a Hugo Award–winning author whose work was ground breaking in its portrayal of black women and themes of race, sexuality, and gender.
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In a statement, the U.S.-based Center for Reproductive Rights welcomed the "ground-breaking ruling" as sending "the clear message that Ireland's abortion laws are cruel and inhumane, and violate women's human rights".
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"It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to bring the best of the e-sports and streetwear worlds together to create something totally unique and ground-breaking," Staple said in a statement.
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It is up to the private and public sectors, buttressed by ground-breaking private-public-partnerships (PPP) to fortify this ecosystem and maintain Africa's global market flight-path while introducing its newest contributors.
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But the chaos and disruption these ground-breaking fields are set to have on numerous areas of the economy, the job market, the banking system and the transportation industry have also incited fear.
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The top-rated, award-winning show aired from 1968 through 1973 and was a ground-breaking, fast-moving mix of comedy, music and social satire, all overlaid with a hippie-era psychedelic sensibility.
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Come Wednesday, April 18, all the way through April 29, watching cutting-edge, ground-breaking movies all day will be a perfectly feasible activity for New Yorkers with passes to the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Ms Goodall's approach to the chimpanzees, unencumbered by contemporary scientific protocol, was ground-breaking: she did not number the chimps—she named them, became close to them and bonded and formed relationships with them.
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He reached the rank of major-general, leading international peacekeeping forces in Sinai and Macedonia, before becoming a diplomat and overseeing ground-breaking, if unsuccessful, peace missions in Sri Lanka and the Middle East.
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It was Mr Risaliti who in 2014 used the Forte di Belvedere overlooking the south bank of the River Arno for a ground-breaking exhibition of work by Giuseppe Penone, an Arte Povera maestro.
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Only three other probes have visited this region of our solar system -- Pioneer 11 and Voyagers 1 and 2, which undertook flybys that provided captivating snapshots of the planet and yielded ground-breaking discoveries.
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Clean energy, according to the Moving Energy Initiative (MEI), a ground-breaking international consortium between Energy4Impact, Chatham House, the Norwegian Refugee Council, Practical Action, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), and funded by UK Aid,.
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"We are in paper work as we speak," said Joseph Moinian, the group's chief executive, at a ground-breaking ceremony for a 53-story tower that is projected to cost more than $2 billion.
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Washington (CNN)The world witnessed another ground-breaking use of GIF diplomacy on Tuesday, when the official Twitter account for the country of Ukraine mocked the official account for Russia with a Simpsons GIF.
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Analysts consider the two as partners, after they signed a ground-breaking multi-year license deal last year, under which Universal Music artists can restrict their albums to Spotify's paying users for two weeks.
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"Ross Perot, the ground-breaking businessman and loving husband, brother, father and grandfather, passed away early Tuesday at his home in Dallas, surrounded by his devoted family," the Perot family said in a statement.
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Mark Stancombe, head of corporate and product strategy at Insight Investment, said the new service is ground-breaking for the asset management community, enabling clients to benefit from efficient implementation of their investment strategies.
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With their ground-breaking products and services, firms like Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook, not to mention collaborative economy companies like Uber and AirBNB, have had an enormous impact on all of our lives.
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"I'm thrilled with it now," said Wilson, who involves himself with the details of his properties from ground-breaking to ribbon-cutting — scouting locations, designing room layouts, and frequenting art fairs for new acquisitions.
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"The lead investigators have brought together their expertise in genetics, microbiology and air pollution chemistry to provide truly multidisciplinary ground breaking insights," Paul Monks, head of the College of Science and Engineering at Leicester, said.
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Whilst countries such as Italy and Australia have recently enacted robust regulations, there is still room for a convincing ground-breaking legislative initiative, as Marco Civil da Internet was for the digital environment in 2014.
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With their ground-breaking research and public engagement, they've really modeled not only why science matters to soceity, but also how marginalized communities have already been on the front lines of the war on science.
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Lead researcher Sarah Tabrizi, professor of clinical neurology at University College London, said the ability of the drug to tackle the underlying cause of Huntington's by lowering levels of a toxic protein was "ground-breaking".
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Asians in new movie "Searching" are neither rich nor crazy, but the contemporary thriller is in some ways as ground-breaking as the big romantic comedy currently making waves in Hollywood.
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The group was led by MIT research scientist Hao Yin and associate professor of chemical engineering Daniel Anderson, both of whom have made ground-breaking discoveries in the science of gene editing in recent years.
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In 22014, when Tu Youyou, a pharmacologist, became the first scientist to win a Nobel prize for work carried out in China, the state media's reaction was not to celebrate her ground-breaking medicinal chemistry.
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China beat Japan for the contract to build Indonesia's first high-speed railway, but construction in was halted a week after a ground-breaking ceremony took place in January due to paperwork not being finalised.
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"The BBC and ITV are the two most prolific content producers and broadcasters in British television — both known for their unrivaled, ground-breaking shows," said Ann Sarnoff, president, BBC Worldwide North America, in a statement.
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Elon Musk's electric car and clean energy company began work on the $2 billion plant just under a year ago-- setting a record for global automakers in China from ground breaking to start of production.
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"This is a ground-breaking project that will see technology companies, startups, academics and investors collaborating to create something truly exciting for the tech sector across the region and beyond," Son said in a statement.
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"In some cases, the composition of a perfume or cologne can be protected by a patent, depending on how ground-breaking it is, or by laws that guard against theft of company secrets," the Journal reports.
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While none of these tools are ground-breaking by any means, they give VMware a comprehensive set of solutions for customers to manage their hybrid environments, and continue the shift from their core virtual machine roots.
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HQ Trivia, a ground-breaking live gameshow for smartphones that went viral three years ago, is declaring game over and will shut down after struggling to obtain funding or a buyer, CNN Business reported on Friday.
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" They added: "Mickalene has earned the right to be [recognized] and commended for her ground-breaking contributions to contemporary art and visual culture, and for a signature aesthetic that she has been cultivating for a decade.
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Charla Nash, the Connecticut woman who suffered traumatic facial injuries in a 2009 attack by a 200-pound chimpanzee, is back in the hospital after doctors noticed a "moderate" rejection of her ground-breaking facial transplant.
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Diess, who joined from BMW where he helped pioneer a ground-breaking electric vehicle, has since been appointed CEO of Volkswagen Group, a multi-brand empire that includes Audi, Porsche, Bentley, Seat, Skoda, Lamborghini and Ducati.
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But there are many different kinds of great people out there, and, as a healthcare company, no matter how ground-breaking and innovative, you need to make sure you're hiring the right kind of great people.
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Here at Google, we are proud of the many ground-breaking software inventions by our engineers that have allowed us to file a growing number of high-quality patents and establish a strong and valuable portfolio.
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MICA GRAD SHOW 2018 showcases the culminating work of more than 150 of MICA's graduate students from the College's internationally renowned programs through ground-breaking exhibitions, presentations, public programs and student-curated installations throughout Baltimore City.
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Porter, who was honored for his work in FX's ground-breaking period drama "Pose," made history Sunday night by becoming the first openly gay black man to win in this category, according to the Television Academy.
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Einstein in 1916 proposed the existence of gravitational waves as an outgrowth of his ground-breaking general theory of relativity, which depicted gravity as a distortion of space and time triggered by the presence of matter.
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In a ground-breaking case in 2017, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant for Mahmoud al-Werfalli -- a commander in the Libyan National Army -- who's accused of murdering dozens of people in Benghazi.
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NAKHON RATCHASIMA, Thailand (Reuters) - Construction of a long-awaited Thai-Chinese railway line that will link Thailand, Laos and China officially began on Thursday with a ground-breaking ceremony in the northeastern Thai province of Nakhon Ratchasima.
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Chen said ahead of a ground-breaking ceremony for the centre that Airbus expects the new A330 centre to deliver a jet per month starting in 2017, rising to two per month in the following two years.
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" Darwin's five-year voyage around the world in the 1830s gave the young naturalist valuable insight into the natural world and helped influence his thinking as he prepared his ground-breaking work "On the Origen of Species.
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He created a ground-breaking new made-to-measure service, By Appointment, tapped the hottest young stars as faces of the brand and earned CFDA Awards menswear and womenswear designer of the year with his first collections.
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"Here was a real-life tale of a man from a humble background who risked everything for the empowerment of women, overcoming the odds to make ground-breaking strides in the realms of female rights," Khanna said.
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For instance, a lively series of pieces from Issey Miyake's ground-breaking Pleats Please line has pieces made of polyester that is heat-pleated only after the garment is machine sewn; a process he developed in 1988.
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It is time humanity saw the forest for the trees lest we fall off the cliff of time as a ground-breaking, soulless creature with an overbearing intellect and diabolical ego who pulverized everything in its way.
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Ground breaking started in January on the plant, which is due to be completed within 16 to 18 months and will allow Indonesia to export nickel sulphate, a component for lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles (EVs).
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As award-winning shows and their stars including political satire "Veep," ground-breaking transgender series "Transparent" and quirky black comedy "Fargo" sat on the sidelines, only Jon Hamm, star of advertising drama "Mad Men," was a repeat winner.
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Rapid developments in technologies such as gene-editing and Artificial Intelligence, as well as the quest for potential ground-breaking leaps forward in nuclear fission and quantum computing, will provoke significant changes to our economies, societies and politics.
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But while authorities are launching a string of development projects - such as a multi-billion dollar resort area near Riyadh, for which ground-breaking occurred on Saturday - little money seems to be reaching the private sector so far.
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We believe protecting developer content is critical to the long-term success of the VR industry, and we'll continue taking steps in the future to ensure that VR developers can keep investing in ground-breaking new VR content.
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Millions of ordinary Christian believers, most of whom feel bewildered by ecclesiastical high politics, will take heart from the simple fact that two globally important champions of their faith have held a ground-breaking meeting at Havana airport.
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An immigration attorney said in an interview Tuesday that she was barred entry to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Kansas City, Mo., by an ICE agent who knocked her to the ground, breaking her foot.
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The organization is receiving the award for its work to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons and for its ground-breaking efforts to achieve a treaty-based prohibition of such weapons.
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Cranes moved into the site and first cement was poured at a modest ground-breaking ceremony on the edge of the square, long a rallying point for demonstrations, as riot police with armoured vehicles and water cannon stood guard.
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Moinian is seeking $250 million to $500 million in investment through the EB-5 program that provides immigrants with permanent U.S. residency in exchange for a minimum investment of generally $1 million, Moinian said at a ground-breaking ceremony.
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"Like Lindbergh's Atlantic crossing or Yeager's breaking of the sound barrier, Solar Impulse has accomplished something truly ground-breaking, proving practical what was once thought impossible," Erik Solheim, the United Nations Environment Programme's executive director, said in a statement.
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Android Wear 2.0 has been in developer preview for some time now, and the feature list doesn't look to offer anything substantially ground-breaking in terms of proving that smartwatches do indeed have something essential to offer ordinary users.
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I call it my Nerdy Novelty-ware Test, and it goes like this: The answer to these questions can reveal deal-breakers for me, as long-term habitual usage and ground-breaking augmentation of abilities via HMD are essential.
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Why it matters: In an increasingly saturated movie marketplace, studios have become incentivized to make sequels and build on pre-existing franchises, leaving streaming companies—- like Amazon and Netflix — to make investments on boutique, and often ground-breaking films.
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"Right after the meeting, the government pivoted towards cryptocurrencies, and said we need to start looking into it because it might be a ground-breaking technology," Andrei Barysevich, a researcher at threat intelligence company Recorded Future, told VICE News.
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"None of the 4G leaders have delivered ground breaking policy initiatives...So it is important for the 4G leaders to show...their own initiative of delivering policies that satisfy Singaporeans and they have to do it fast," said Singh.
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It also doesn't include possible mega-trades such as a €7bn debt deal to back a potential sale of German Thyssenkrupp's elevator unit or a ground-breaking US$50bn debt financing for a possible sale of Walgreens Boots Alliance.
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Brad Smoling, managing director at Smoling Stockbroking, said there may be news about some friendly chats between Washington and Beijing every now and then, but noted that there was not much optimism about a ground breaking deal anytime soon.
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The 20123-year-old became the first Canadian man to reach the semi-finals of the Australian Open and Raonic hopes that his ground-breaking journey does not end when he faces British second seed Andy Murray in the semi-finals.
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Of course, the Irishman can take solace in his ground-breaking million-dollar payday, and can also look forward to returning to featherweight to defend his title, yet the reality is that his mystique took a real blow in Vegas.
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While the chemistry award has sometimes been overshadowed by the towering reputations of physics winners such as Albert Einstein, laureates include ground-breaking scientists such as radioactivity pioneers Ernest Rutherford and Marie Curie, though she also won the physics prize.
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A few days later, King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman attended the ground-breaking ceremony for a huge resort area near Riyadh that is to feature a Six Flags theme park, water parks, motor sports and cultural events.
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Under the ground-breaking Project BioShield program, BARDA has supported 27 products to protect against potential intentional national security threats; 14 of these have been delivered to the nation's Strategic National Stockpile and are ready for use in an emergency.
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However, recent performance has been held back by development costs for the company's ground-breaking new geared turbofan (GTF) jet engine as well as increasing competition and pricing pressure in Europe and China for Otis elevators (both equipment and service).
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Singh suggested, for instance, that funding through the $10-billion Green Climate Fund could be used to buy out the intellectual property rights of ground-breaking clean energy technology to make it available far more cheaply for countries such as India.
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The study, released in January, is ground-breaking, according to its authors, because it relies on 13F filings, which are holdings disclosures that money managers above a certain size are obliged to release to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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But given that its plans involve not only building ground-breaking aircraft but then operating them in fleets, that's not nearly enough to establish its service and have the impact that founder and chief executive, Daniel Wiegand, hopes he can have.
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"I said, 'OK, I will go out there and shoot the show, but I need to be able to pitch Mark Burnett three of my ground-breaking television ideas if I do,'" John said at the Yahoo Finance All Markets Summit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will delay heading off for their honeymoon, instead attending a birthday party for his father Prince Charles just days after marrying in a ground-breaking ceremony that blended the modern with the traditional.
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SEOUL, Feb 28 (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump had sincere, in-depth discussions in Hanoi, to prepare the way for comprehensive and ground-breaking results from their second summit, state news agency KCNA said on Thursday.
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However, despite the fact that they have gradually gained popularity outside of Japan with titles such as Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom and Amnesia: Memories, there is little information in English about the ground-breaking development team that started it all.
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Bowser's office did not respond to requests for comment, but the mayor addressed Trump's comments while speaking Tuesday at a ground-breaking event for a new short-term residence in northwest Washington, a facility intended to help people transition out of homelessness.
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Thanks to its ground-breaking synthetic biology projects, the company is reportedly valued at more than $1 billion after raising over $203 million in total funding from its investors, who include Cascade Investment, the investment firm owned by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thailand's four new LGBT+ members of parliament have prompted the house to relax its gender-based dress code, in a small victory for the ground-breaking politicians who have vowed to push for greater LGBT+ rights in the country.
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WILLIAMS: I THINK WHEN YOU LOOK BACK AT HISTORY, AND THE PERIODS WHERE WE HAVE HAD VERY RAPID PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH THAT WOULD GIVE US AN EXTRA TWO POINTS OF GROWTH, THAT'S PERIODS OF GROUND BREAKING CHANGES AND TECHNOLOGY AND HOW THE ECONOMY WORK.
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NEW YORK – AUGUST 23: Fitbit Ambassador and former volleyball pro Gabby Reece helps introduce the next generation of two of the most iconic and ground-breaking fitness trackers – Fitbit Charge 2 and Fitbit Flex 2 on August 23, 2016 in New York City.
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Aden, who was born at a refugee camp in Kenya where she lived until the age of seven before moving to the United States, traveled back to her birth country for her ground-breaking SI Swimsuit rookie spread shot by photographer Yu Tsai.
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Graham to join me in the ground-breaking of the International African-American Museum this Friday in Charleston and to also visit the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, which honors more than 85033,000 men, women and children who were lynched in America.
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Rather, his "Transitive Refraction for John Oswald" was conceived as an homage to the name-checked Toronto sound artist and his ground-breaking 270 release, Grayfolded, which obliterated and reconfigured several hundred live recordings of the Dead's "Dark Star" into infinitely rippling symphonies.
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"Powell's remarks were not particularly ground breaking but it appears to have helped the dollar just as U.S. equities are recovering after being oversold on earlier risk aversion," said Shusuke Yamada, currency and equity strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in Tokyo.
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A transcendent, intelligent, ground-breaking episode of Trek, it gave this series a number of necessary shots in the arm — and made it clear why it was so important to give us Burnham's backstory and get us fully on her side first.
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Annihilation could potentially be a movie as ground-breaking as Arrival and Ex Machina, but instead of dealing with space and robots, it would focus on a natural landscape with a mind of its own (literally), and an extraordinary monster called the Crawler.
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As one of the few economists who have done ground-breaking work on estimating the neutral rate, his comment adds to a growing view that the Fed is relying less on the estimate of neutral to gauge how far to raise rates.
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QIDDIYA, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman attended the ground-breaking ceremony on Saturday of a vast entertainment resort that is at the heart of an ambitious strategy to open the economy and ease social restrictions.
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Stefanovic was listed as a finalist because of "his ground breaking and earnest apology to the transgender community following unfortunate comments made on the Today show, and also for a subsequent 9 Minutes piece on young transgender people," according to a statement online.
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"The use of Wolbachia is a potential ground-breaking sustainable solution to reduce the impact of these outbreaks around the globe and particularly on the world's poorest people," said Britain's international development secretary Priti Patel as the larger project was announced in London.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - In the high tech hub of Tel Aviv, where companies have been responsible for ground-breaking advances like the USB stick, Or Offer never thought it would be hard to find workers for his fast-growing Internet data firm SimilarWeb.
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" She also addressed how critics freely called Sex and the City "groundbreaking," writing, "When a TV show is "ground-breaking," it doesn't really create something new: It reflects something already happening in the population, but the culture hasn't caught up with it.
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Mr Cameron's demands, it must be conceded, are not ground-breaking and do not amount to the drastic reshaping of Britain's EU membership that he declared necessary in his Bloomberg speech in 2013, in which he first committed to an in-out referendum.
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And if such potential ground-breaking technology all sounds a bit pie-in-the-sky, "EnPot" technology is already being test-run in three smelters with the first full potline expected to be converted by the end of this year, according to Matthews.
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It shows how German critics try to make sense of Beuys, his concept of art and his light-hearted approach of doing things differently - as manifested in his ground-breaking mass tree-planting installation "7000 Oaks" for the Documenta exhibition in 1982.
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The I Am Cait star is writing a memoir about transitioning from male to female with Buzz Bissinger, the journalist behind June's ground-breaking Vanity Fair cover story that served as her glamorous introduction to the world, Grand Central Publishing announced Tuesday.
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The demise of the potentially ground-breaking project, named Royal Mint Gold (RMG), highlights the wariness of governments to become involved in the largely unregulated world of cyptocurrencies, which exploded into the public eye last year with the stellar rise of bitcoin.
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Rafalovsky said he challenges anyone "to give me an example of great ground-breaking innovation in consumer banking," taking a swipe at Apple and some of the financial technology upstarts that have built app-based bank accounts that don't charge any fees.
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Former UFC lightweight champion Benson Henderson claimed his first win under the Bellator banner on Friday night, but the performance certainly didn't underline why so many people forecasted him dominating his new promotion when he made his ground-breaking move back in February.
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After reading numerous interviews and publications about Ruby Party in Japanese, I still wanted to know more about this ground-breaking team that was formed by Koei co-founder Keiko Erikawa in 1990 with the explicit intent to make games aimed towards women.
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Last January, the I Am Cait star announced that she was writing a memoir about transitioning from male to female with Buzz Bissinger, the journalist behind June 2015's ground-breaking Vanity Fair cover story that served as her glamorous introduction to the world.
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The fact that Blue Vision provides a relatively low barrier to entry, while also doing an enormous (and ground-breaking) amount of heavy lifting at the back end to solve a persistent challenge in AR, is what potentially makes the startup unique and noteworthy.
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"This ground-breaking exhibition will explore the development of Kahlo's style as an amalgam of traditional Mexican garments, fashion from Europe and beyond," the V&A added, "and demonstrate how her wardrobe was expressive of the complex relationship between her Mexican and Western heritage."
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To introduce the company's ground-breaking new made-to-measure service, By Appointment, the inventive Belgian designer tapped actress Abbey Lee, model Natalie Westling, and our personal favorite: the breakout star of Netflix's Stranger Things, 12-year-old wunderkind, Millie Bobby Brown (aka Eleven).
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"The project will be the land of the future, where great minds and talents can create ground-breaking ideas and think outside the box, in a real world inspired by imagination," according to Saudi's Public Investment Fund, which will oversee the kingdom's investment in NEOM.
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Charla Nash, the Connecticut woman who suffered traumatic facial injuries in a 2009 attack by a 200-pound chimpanzee, sat down with Meredith Vieira on Today Wednesday morning to talk about recent reports that her body is rejecting her ground-breaking 2011 facial transplant.
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Singapore's Straits Times also reported the offer, quoting a senior Malaysian government source on Thursday as saying it was "lightly touched on" during talks between Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and Chinese State Councillor Wang Yong at the ground-breaking ceremony for the rail project.
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I'm unwilling to suppose that misogyny plays a part at the irreproachable LRB – even though the latest front cover trails a long review by a man of two books by men about a ground-breaking photographer with a quote calling the subject 'that little minx'.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Myanmar's decision to shake up its multi-billion dollar jade business is a ground-breaking opportunity to stop human rights abuses and increase transparency, but more needs to be done to create a more inclusive economy, activists said on Thursday.
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Kathryn Ranhorn, postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Anthropology at Harvard University, told Gizmodo that Garrod not only preferentially employed and worked collaboratively with local Arab women while at Mount Carmel, but publicly credited the women for ground-breaking discoveries made at the site.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French state is responsible for the air pollution in the Ile-de-France region around Paris, a local court said in a ground-breaking ruling, although it did not award damages to a mother and daughter who had suffered respiratory ailments.
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The bill also establishes an Innovation Fund to allocate more funds to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) each year for the next five years to speed up new drug approvals and invest in new, ground-breaking cures.
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"It has been our life's mission to create ground-breaking technology that would allow consumers the ability to take control of their own vision care and reach communities around the globe without access," commented Dr. Ofer Limon, co-founder of 6over6 Vision, in a statement.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Danica Patrick may soon no longer be a race car driver but the only woman to win an IndyCar race remains as driven as ever as she speeds toward one last Indianapolis 500 and the end of a ground-breaking career.
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Ground-breaking installations conceived by the artist as ephemeral artworks staged in rooms and corridors, these works were mainly presented to the public between the end of 1940s and the end of the 1960s, featuring innovative visual effects such as neon and black lights.
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They shared an abiding interest in Mexico and Latin America, which Girard translated into the ground-breaking décor, space planning and graphic-design scheme of La Fonda del Sol, a Latin-American-themed restaurant that opened in the Time & Life Building in midtown Manhattan in 1960.
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PARIS, June 25 (Reuters) - The French state is responsible for the air pollution in the Ile-de-France region around Paris, a local court said in a ground-breaking ruling, although it did not award damages to a mother and daughter who had suffered respiratory ailments.
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The ECJ judgment came a day after a ground-breaking ruling where a local court said France was responsible for air pollution in the Ile-de-France region around Paris, although it did not award damages to a mother and daughter who had suffered respiratory ailments.
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Well, new charging tech is a major liability for any tech company, and Apple has been trying some ground-breaking things with the AirPower charger that definitely seems more complex than just sticking three Qi charger coils into a padded mat and calling it a day.
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Russian President Vladimir and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, left, attend the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of the first power generating unit at the Akkuyu nuclear power plant being built by Rosatom in Turkey, via a video link at the presidential palace in Ankara.
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"We are committed to further expanding our overall PS4 ecosystem, by broadening the PlayStation VR content portfolio, as well as enriching our network services along with our ground-breaking software lineup," Andrew House, President and Global CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, said in a press release.
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Wasserman Schultz also weighed in on gender politicking, another issue that is expected to get extra attention in 2016 with the potentially ground-breaking presidency of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Like, if you don't realize that Lil Kim is a ground-breaking poet navigating female experience in a hostile world, and is doing so at the same level of skill and genius (if not above) as Sylvia Plath, then your understanding of art is profoundly, tragically impoverished.
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The Center for Contemporary Political Art (CCPArt), the United States' only nonprofit arts institution dedicated exclusively to showing political art, just opened a ground-breaking three-month retrospective exhibition of Boris Lurie's political art, including his controversial masterpiece, Lumumba is Dead (Adieu Amerique), from 1959-1961.
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We must withdraw from three main things: First, the pursuit of the new — the "ground-breaking" — that is the incentive for scholars to be rewarded, and justifies the destructive imperial project of always seeking out the new, insisting on progress, and sealing violence safely in the past.
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A person who has talked to Miller about his new project says the author has already talked to significant players in HBO's history, including former HBO heads Jeff Bewkes, Chris Albrecht, and Richard Plepler, as well as David Simon, who created HBO's ground-breaking series The Wire.
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Taking over all four floors of the Vancouver Art Gallery, this ground-breaking exhibition will offer an international survey of mashup culture, documenting the emergence and evolution of a mode of creativity that has grown to become the dominant form of cultural production in the early 21st century.
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"She was so brave to take this risk and in the years to come it is with the Parker Institute wants to offer every patient and their family more chances to try ground breaking treatments that will help them live a full and healthy life like Emily," Cooper concluded.
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TechCrunch's Disrupt events are known for big launch announcements, like the first public rollout of Dag Kittlaus' Siri-killer Viv, as well as ground-breaking interviews with the top figures in the startup and technology world, like Marc Benioff, Vitalik Buterin, Diane Greene, Ann Wojcicki and hundreds more.
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With his startlingly poetic collages, experiments in primal phonetics, ground-breaking immersive Merzbau sculptures (pre-dating today's multimedia installations by over 80 years) and his, as yet unrealized, dream of the Gesamtkunstwerk: the total synaesthetic work of art, his irrefutable influence has suffused every area of creative expression.
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"Whether a listener wants to take advantage of our enhanced ad-supported experience, our ground-breaking subscription radio service, or our fully interactive on-demand option coming later this year, we have a solution tailored for you at a price point you can afford," Westergren said in a statement.
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"The complete overhaul of the design for a then 4:3603 resolution TV was ground-breaking in terms of its simplicity in navigating non-linear grids with no pointing device, as well as a custom keyboard for more involved tasks like composing emails," Goldin wrote on his website.
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Multiple sources tell us that Google is acquiring Lytro, the imaging startup that began as a ground-breaking camera company for consumers before pivoting to use its depth-data, light-field technology in VR. Emails to several investors in Lytro have received either no response, or no comment.
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"Male researchers are more likely to describe their work as ground-breaking or novel compared to female research not because men are more confident than women, but because women are penalized when they demonstrate typical 'masculine' traits like assertiveness," Morgan, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"We are thrilled to welcome the President back to the heart of Trump country, where Iowans are proud of his ground-breaking policies that have brought 5.4 million new jobs, lower taxes, and fair trade deals for American farmers and manufacturers," Iowa GOP chairman Jeff Kaufmann said in a statement.
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The U.S. military, whose service to our country transcends party politics, has recognized climate change as a major threat to security for more than a decade, starting with a ground-breaking report I spearheaded with a dozen of our nation's finest former military leaders, called the CNA Military Advisory Board.
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More recently, first lady Hillary Clinton — the Democrat whom Trump vanquished in this year's White House race — made a ground-breaking speech in 1995 about women's rights in China, while current first lady Michelle Obama has been a leading voice in efforts to recover hundreds of Nigerian girls kidnapped by militants.
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"The organization is receiving the award for its work to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons and for its ground-breaking efforts to achieve a treaty-based prohibition of such weapons," the Norwegian Nobel Committee, which awards the prize, said in a press statement.
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This ground-breaking exhibition, curated by Katy Siegel and Kelly Baum, presented decades of never-seen-before sculptural works created in his summer studio in Crete, full of totems, guardian figures, icons, and memorial reliquaries made from carved wood, marble, stone, acrylic, fish bones, plastic credit cards, photos, handwritten letters, and random scraps.
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The foundation – formed by the Microsoft founder and his wife in 2000 - has focused much effort in finding a cure for malaria and is now funding the ground-breaking research with a $100,000 grant looking at how the animals' sharp sense of smell could save thousands by sniffing out the disease early on.
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"We are incredibly proud of the significant progress that Foxconn has made in Wisconsin in just one year after ground-breaking, and we look forward to continued progress towards Q20203 2020, when our Gen6 facility will begin production on LCD screens for use in a variety of product applications," the company spokesperson said.
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"We believe protecting developer content is critical to the long-term success of the VR industry, and we'll continue taking steps in the future to ensure that VR developers can keep investing in ground-breaking new VR content," the statement continued, although it did not give specific examples of what that might mean.
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We have fueled our growth by raising more money than any other tech company in history; we completed one of the most valuable mergers in American/Chinese tech history with the Didi deal; and we have secured ground-breaking partnerships with automobile companies all over the world to support our autonomous vehicle efforts.
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Perhaps the procedure would be as commonplace as metoidioplasties and tracheal shaves had Elbe's doctor, famed German sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld, not been forced to flee Germany in 1930, three years before Nazis burned his pioneering Institute for Sexual Research to the ground along with most of the ground-breaking research contained within.
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"This also delivers a clear message to other African governments who have similar bans, such as Tanzania and Equatorial Guinea, or may be contemplating them, that they should follow this ground-breaking ruling and take steps to allow pregnant girls access to education in line with their own human rights obligations," Colomer said.
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"When the opportunity to partner with Hulu arose, we immediately saw the huge benefit to UnReal's's loyal fans, as well as a unique way of recruiting first-time viewers to this ground-breaking series," said A+E Studios executive Barry Jossen in a press release announcing the release of the new season.
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Related: The UK Just Made a 'Ground-Breaking' Ruling on Refugee Children Usually between 15 and 17 years old, they are told by the traffickers to pretend to be over 18 to avoid the safeguards in place for minors, because such safeguards would make it difficult for them to contact their exploiters.
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"Mary Rogers was a Richmond Councillor for almost five years in the 1920s, and she led ground breaking progress in the areas of welfare, education and family issues, initiating the very first community maternal and child health services in Victoria," City of Yarra Mayor, Roberto Colanzi, said in a statement emailed to Mashable Australia.
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What the Echo Show is doing isn't ground breaking, but until now, if you wanted to have a super smart touchscreen brain running your home and delivering stuff like the weather and your schedule, you either had to hack it together yourself or make like Mark Zuckerberg and spend a whole lot of cash.
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Take the Oxbridge-London triangle alone where you have some of the world's best researchers and technologists and where one of the most important assets is a direct line of cooperation between ground-breaking research on the one hand and leading industrial corporates on the other side as key driver to commercialize promising technologies.
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The Commonwealth is an important area of the Queen's life and the legacy (and she would have been delighted that each of the 53 countries were represented on Meghan's wedding veil.) The Queen's recent participation in the ground-breaking conversation with veteran broadcaster Sir David Attenborough promoted her Commonwealth Canopy of protected forests around the world.
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He later told the audience at "The Revenant" premiere at Roppongi Hills in Tokyo on Wednesday that he was "privileged to be a part of cinema history that I think is very ground breaking and it was a huge honor for all of us the night of the Oscars to be awarded the way we were."
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Alex Hern, tech editor at the Guardian, jokingly pointed out that this tweet may be a violation of Europe's much talked about GDPR, a ground-breaking privacy and security law that has already changed how a lot of companies operate on the internet and allows European users to request the data that companies have collected on them.
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In the ground-breaking 1975 book on near-death experiences, Life After Life, the psychiatrist Raymond Moody identified 15 elements common to most NDEs, including an overwhelming sense of peace and wellbeing, the sense of being in a tunnel, seeing a bright light, and, in some occasions, even visiting other worlds and interacting with beings made of light.
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The concert contains new music from his album "Reality" along with a generous serving of hits and favourites from his archive -- a unique body of work that contains ground-breaking music, often ahead of its time, sometimes challenging audiences to catch up with its creator, and many musical anthems which can seem as fresh now as when they were written.
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On his return to Britain, Runciman split his time between London and the Hebrides, and wrote the books that were to make his name: the ground-breaking three-volume "History of the Crusades"; and a succession of works on Byzantine history that drew on a wide variety of sources, Muslim and Greek, most notably "The Sicilian Vespers" and "The Fall of Constantinople".
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Speaking at the team's FanFest on Saturday in his first public comments since MLB came down hard on the Astros in a ground-breaking punishment earlier this week, the two-time All-Star Bregman was understated and spoke in general terms in acknowledging the controversy — although he emphatically denied wearing any buzzer as had been rumored on social media in recent days.
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Watch This Freakishly Agile Dog-Bot Do the DishesBoston Dynamics, better known for the hulking robot brute known as ATLAS, has just revealed a…Read more ReadIt's nice to see that Boston Dynamics has continued its ground-breaking robotics research after Alphabet (Google) sold the lab to Japan's Softbank last year, but why does every video it releases serve to make us more anxious about the future?
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The agreement were made during October talks aimed at following up on the third summit this year between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The two Koreas previously planned to carry out joint field studies on the transport plans from late October, with a goal to hold a ground-breaking ceremony in late November and early December.
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She frequently refers to major names in the field, among them Michel-Eugène Chevreul, whose ground-breaking 1839 book explored how adjacent colors influence one another; James Clerk Maxwell, who used spinning color discs to show how people perceive mixtures of color; and Ogden Rood, who, among his other contributions, suggested that colors differ from one another due to variations in purity, hue, and luminosity.
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"The fuel will be used in one of our much-loved 747s on a flight from Orlando to London Gatwick, demonstrating the art of the possible, and taking a landmark leap towards making this ground-breaking new low carbon technology a mainstream reality," says Branson, who sold a 31 percent stake of Virgin Atlantic to Air France-KLM for 220 million pounds in 2017.
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