Grouped Notifications are now going to be grouped by thread, topic and app.
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Now, rather than your notifications being grouped chronologically, they'll be grouped according to topic or app.
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"You've got Easton grouped in with Carroll County, Talbot County, Wicomico County grouped in with west Baltimore," he said.
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EBay's initiatives like grouped listings that let buyers see all identical items grouped together, personal recommendations, and a simplified payment process have also helped lure more online shoppers.
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Brand news is being grouped and condensed: With limited time/space for non-COVID-19 news, we have noticed brand and corporate coverage being grouped into categories and covered in round-ups.
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But even more useful, perhaps, is support for grouped notifications.
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The 23 stocks are listed below and grouped by industry.
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Most retailer emails will be grouped in the Promotions tab.
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And developers cheered like crazy when Federighi presented grouped notifications.
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Having syntactic structures semantically grouped opens up even more possibilities.
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Players will be grouped in threesomes starting at 7.30 a.m.
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The advertisers that are often grouped together are not informed.
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Most of the time, your notifications are grouped by apps.
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Foreign policy conservatives can be grouped into four broad categories.
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Plated food and grouped objects form small, independent still lifes.
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For starters, notifications are now grouped by apps and thread.
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I don't think this is easily grouped into past midterm elections.
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That includes these warty octopuses — collectively grouped under the genus Graneledone.
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Another draw: Plus' Circles, the way the product grouped people together.
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But grouped together they produce thoughts, actions, and everything in between.
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They recruited a bunch of preschoolers and grouped them in pairs.
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Three tondos grouped on the back wall conjure Mondrian most directly.
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The countries eligible for diversity visas are grouped into six regions.
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Employees work at desks grouped together in rows against one wall.
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The five nominees were grouped together en bloc for one vote.
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There's a lot more people watching if you're grouped with him.
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Giving USA grouped nine ways that money went to charitable works.
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These are the ways I am identified, grouped, and advertised to.
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Other drinks are grouped according to style, like shaken or stirred.
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At other times, women grouped together exploring their bodies as trios.
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The introductions were grouped by the contestants' majors and chosen professions.
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The home team was grouped with South Africa, Denmark, and Iraq.
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Once grouped, the bad apples can be picked out of the barrel.
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Some images were grouped together in families, while others floated alone, unconnected.
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Gymnastics was grouped into two sets of events at the 21956 Olympics.
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Most enemies have a color, and exercises are similarly grouped into colors.
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They are grouped from top to bottom according to their economic sector.
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Ashley: To be more specific, so you grouped people by geography, right?
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The researchers grouped their conclusions by the amount of evidence supporting them.
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Every episode contains several stories, about several animals, grouped loosely by theme.
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They are grouped by sport, taking up blocks or floors of rooms.
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Three of the bedrooms are grouped at one end of the apartment.
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These clever devices are grouped together with speakers, headphones, and kitchen appliances.
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These objects can then be grouped, shared, and organized however you want.
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Kathleen Willey grouped, fondling, touching against her will in the Oval Office.
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Notice here that the two pups are 'grouped' close to one another.
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NBA Draft prospects often are grouped into two categories: safe and upside.
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It would be cool to be grouped in with them more too.
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"Combs, brushes, wave caps — everything was grouped together and separated," she added.
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Conversely, conservative judges usually moved rightward when randomly grouped with other conservatives.
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Gynecologic oncology was grouped with radiation, breast cancer, and colon cancer research.
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Posts were then grouped by mentions of specific keywords or cruise lines.
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Far too many divisions happen when we are grouped by a word.
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Each of the hotel's 5343 "chambers" features a two-room layout: the entry hallway, closets and bathroom are grouped into a dressing room area, while the bedroom and sitting area are grouped into a sleeping and hangout lounge.
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" Asked for comment, an Amazon spokesperson said "we have clear guidelines about when products should be grouped together and we have guardrails in place to prevent products from being incorrectly grouped, either due to human error or abuse.
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I took the White House terrorism list and grouped it by nationalities below.
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Any data Apple sees is anonymized and grouped with data from other users.
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The songs can be grouped into three loose categories: Reckoning, Celebration and Reclamation.
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They're now grouped by subject into categories like politics, art, technology, and health.
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And they grouped the words randomly rather than using them in a sentence.
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To display the results, we grouped families by age of the family head.
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She found "a million strawberries," for example, that are all now grouped together.
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They not only banned women from speaking but grouped the women to be
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They don't have edges; they're not objects that can be grouped in space.
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Once you've grouped up, Miitomo's main interaction method comes through open-prompt questions.
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I like the way things are grouped, where the next logical step occurs.
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We look at which justices have grouped themselves into those five-vote majorities.
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Hindus are traditionally grouped into thousands of castes, their membership determined by birth.
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The charities are grouped together based on 17 United Nations global development goals.
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Now, lock screen notifications are grouped together automatically after a few have accumulated.
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The Tigers grouped five singles and a walk in a three-run third.
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Notifications are now grouped and you can silence them from the lock screen.
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We were grouped in three categories; the dangerous, the bad and the good.
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Visiting Grøndalen Gårdsmejeri, they grouped the dairy farm's cows into teams of four.
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He was grouped with Koepka and the reigning British Open champion, Francesco Molinari.
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Three bedrooms are on the top floor, grouped around a large sitting room.
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Today he's grouped with Justin Thomas and Dustin Johnson, the world No. 1.
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They were not focus-grouped or run through committees, just made and sold.
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In a festival context, it's often shorter pieces, grouped together, that feel unfinished.
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Should schools and classes ever be grouped or tracked by ability or achievement?
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"They grouped the women together and brought them to one place," she said.
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To simplify things, singers were grouped into five strands of some 200 members.
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Analysts at GoodRx then grouped drugs prescribed for various diagnoses to build categories.
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If the Marshall Plan had been focus-grouped, it never would have happened.
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Basically that means similar documents will get grouped together and help you stay organized.
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The consolidation plan calls for the 12 colleges to be grouped into three regions.
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They appear alone, or grouped into clusters of three — typically, one large, two small.
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These individual transactions are grouped together into a block, organized by strict cryptographic rules.
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Her oft-repeated cups are not grouped together, nor are the several "Whozat" drawings.
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And second, it grouped them all together in a way that made sense online.
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So I'm sorta grouped into that because they have been so compassionate to me.
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That's why notifications are also getting an update today and are now grouped together.
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It gets grouped together with these consumer staples and— INDRA NOOYI: You know what?
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The researchers grouped people by birth date to look at levels of alcohol consumption.
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Transactions are grouped together in blocks that require finding a cryptographic key to verify.
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The talks grouped the two Koreas, the United States, Russia, Japan and host China.
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They decide how things will be grouped, and where the next logical step occurs.
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Canada have been grouped with world champions New Zealand, South Africa, Italy and Namibia.
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Instead, similar hospitals should be grouped together and offer more details on specialty procedures.
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The country has 1,580 banks, grouped in three "pillars": private, public and co-operative.
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Players were grouped in threesomes and started on both the first and 10th tees.
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Those bikes have been gathered and grouped together as the boys' families await news.
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They digressed to note that he was no poll-tested, focus-grouped political automaton.
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One Bosnian monument dramatizes a siege using concrete blocks grouped around a hollow cylinder.
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These are all intricate, vibrant works that when grouped together, distract from individual appreciation.
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Many also do not fit the Democratic Party's typical focus-grouped profile for recruitment.
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The analysts grouped these proteins together based on how related they seemed to be.
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Better just to limit the number of lawmakers grouped together at once, he said.
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Tony Finau, who was grouped with Woods in the final round, was more succinct.
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"To be grouped in it, I don't feel offended, but just disappointed," she said.
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So far, I've grouped Sanders and Warren together, but these questions even split them.
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He was also grouped with the Post-Minimalist tendencies of Conceptual and Process art.
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Here are all the ways iPhone notifications will change with iOS 12: Grouped notifications.
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The openings in question aren't things like sinkholes or drains, but small holes grouped together.
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I'm over the moon with joy and I'm psyched to be grouped with these legends!
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Notifications will finally get grouped on the lock screen based on apps, events, and people.
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Statements that are at the same level of indentation are taken to be grouped together.
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The power weapons are now where every one-hit-kill weapon has been grouped together.
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Algorithmically, trends and hashtags are grouped together if they are related to the same topic.
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Well-qualified startups as far as the eye can see, all neatly grouped by category.
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Most of these genetic mutations are grouped together in "hotspot" areas in the dystrophin gene.
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Policyholders are grouped together with "peers" who want to commit to helping the same causes.
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The team grouped up and advanced on TNC, which was unaware of the coming onslaught.
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Essentially, screenshots will be grouped with screenshots, photos with photos, and PDFs with PDFs, etc.
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You probably noticed Screen Time, Grouped Notifications, and fun photo effects right after the update.
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Then, in the Spectacles tab, the videos that have transferred over are grouped by day.
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Mental disorders were grouped into four categories: emotional, behavioral, hyperactivity and other less common disorders.
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Sets add tabs to windows so that activities can be grouped into a single interface.
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Footnote: The results are grouped by demographic -- not a reflection of any one tax return.
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Hillary focus-grouped more than 50 slogans for her campaign and came up with — what?
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IPhone users will also get grouped notifications, which means users can dismiss notifications en masse.
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The shells and larvae are grouped together and strategically placed somewhere off New York's coastline.
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They say they shouldn't be grouped together as criminals because of a few bad actors.
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Verizon acquired Yahoo in 2017 and grouped it under its media brand, formerly named Oath.
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At the opposite end, the room steps up to one of three bedrooms grouped together.
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The researchers again grouped them into the four categories, based on how frequently they exercised.
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Those items will be grouped together in an online collection in the future, he said.
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Wallabies look like mini kangaroos and are grouped in categories based on where they live.
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UkeHut instruments are grouped by size along the walls and are tucked into storage spaces.
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A sort of focus-grouped and well-rehearsed pretty boy without much depth to match.
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Neil Chilson, a fellow at the Charles Koch Institute, grouped reform proposals into two categories.
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"We thought perhaps if we grouped together we could get some support," Mr. Forsey said.
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Have you ever attended a school or program where students were grouped by ability levels?
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It's melody-first pop music packed with bright invention, seemingly devoid of focus-grouped compromise.
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The researchers grouped the 386 markets they studied into six "clusters" based on homelessness risk.
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"You know that there is a reason that these conversations have been grouped together," Barlow says.
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People or businesses you've sent or received cash from grouped together "like a conversation," Google says.
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That means notifications will not just be grouped by app, but also by topic and thread.
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Rather than respond to individual questions, he looked at his notes and grouped them into themes.
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Don't waste your time with focus-grouped messages or celebrity endorsements or any kind of equivocation.
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That's why those vehicles normally have lower equipment levels, options available grouped together into manageable packages.
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Dozens of tanks will often be grouped together on the side of the road, Mack said.
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The opposition, a collection of parties grouped together under the name Le Rassemblement, smell a rat.
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Wtf Twitter just put #BTSMVAs and grouped it with the official V/MA hashtags.... 😤 pic.twitter.
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Hariri's coalition government, which took office last year, grouped nearly all Lebanon's main parties, including Hezbollah.
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All three of these ventures are grouped together under a single portfolio, known as Galactic Ventures.
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Other businesses are grouped into Quiñenco, a family holding company, of which Mr Luksic is chairman.
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Hariri's coalition, which took office last year, grouped nearly all of Lebanon's main parties, including Hezbollah.
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According to Microsoft, news of xCloud's public availability was grouped together with Xbox's new streaming feature.
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Thirteen U.K. car insurers, including Aviva, have grouped together to form the ABI and address concerns.
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Companies are grouped into private channels, and users are verified based on their work email addresses.
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Although they would find it unpleasant to be grouped by name, I'd call them surreal minimalists.
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Ten times they have been grouped together for the first and second rounds of an event.
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"Don't Blame Me" feels like a focus-grouped scrapbook of haphazard images concerning betrayal and lust.
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We are not used to seeing ourselves grouped with the most corrupt governments in the world.
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He conducts a brief interview with one of the girls, as others are grouped behind them.
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With the redesign, all organic items will be grouped in one area of the fresh department.
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When multiple tax cuts and increases by the same President are grouped, Trump's cut shrinks further.
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Anyway, another problem with bye weeks is that the league grouped them in a weird way.
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What if I'd been unfairly grouped in with those discomfort-inducing sneerers for all these years?
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If you'd like to read only the fears and worries, grouped by common themes, click here.
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That quartet had also been grouped together on Tuesday for the first day of official practice.
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Polished wood tables are grouped in two dining areas, with a circular bar near the entrance.
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Woods, who was grouped with Rose, shot 70 to sit in a tie for 28th place.
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The following excerpts come from TechCrunch's chat with Sugden, which we've grouped and edited for clarity.
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The releases are being grouped into countries — with documents to-date covering Brazil, Kenya and Malaysia.
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The grouped result is not unlike opening a folder and looking inside for the sorted mail.
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Should Women's Agency and Racial/Ethnic/Indigenous Justice be grouped under the larger heading of Inclusion?
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I am beyond grateful to the HFPA, and to be grouped with such insanely talented actresses.
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Nordic countries are closely grouped together at the low-inequality, high-mobility part of the curve.
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That's a wide rift within the party among people who are often grouped into one block.
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Opposite the palace, the new Sirdar, Colonel Kitchener, commanded the Egyptian troops, grouped on the right.
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Her "total design" favored open work spaces over private offices, and furniture grouped for informal discussions.
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Next, the program grouped together five-minute chunks with similar average click rates and frequency profiles.
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Where other politicians can feel carefully scripted and focus grouped, Trump usually doesn't give a shit.
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He concentrated on the human figure and many of the works are grouped for heightened effect.
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And to do that I have to recognize the "units" into which they should be grouped.
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Notifications Notifications from the same app are automatically grouped together to help you manage your notifications.
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I grouped up for a Scourge raid with five other friends, but one problem quickly became evident.
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Granwell, who began as painter, has several of her own sculptures in the show, mostly grouped together.
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The Delaware district court, which has grouped the lawsuits, is expected to deliver its verdict in June.
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In the United States, the 196 dioceses (each overseen by a bishop) are grouped into 93 provinces.
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After a year of research, Pointer focus-grouped the concept before crowdfunding; TruNude's site launched last month.
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Dany and Jon: These two are being grouped together because their lives are so intertwined right now.
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The announcement was made after the first commercial break, with the entire cast grouped together on stage.
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There are several types of asteroids, grouped based on how they reflect light and their surmised composition.
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Those are grouped with the results from the test kit for a complete pre-treatment health profile.
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Rooms can also be further grouped into zones, which are sort of like rooms for your rooms.
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The Sound remote can only be linked to one Sonos zone (or grouped zone) at a time.
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CH: This is evident in the work that is grouped together under Afro-futurist Tapes (1989–28).
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Bloom also regularly grouped closed deals with letters of intent under the "backlog" heading, per internal documents.
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Processes are also now grouped in the main Task Manager interface, making it easier to control them.
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I refuse to be grouped with these people because they're the most heinous people in our society.
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The finalists finished very tightly grouped with each running under 11 seconds, apart from Jamaica's Christina Williams.
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"But the Sussex Declaration scrambles the names so they are no longer grouped by state," Allen said.
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Management of Cevasa is equally shared between Cargill and sugarcane producers grouped in a company called Canagril.
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The move marks the second major change in just over a year in how stocks are grouped.
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The differences contribute to our understanding of pumped milk, which has usually been grouped in with breastfeeding.
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They're grouped together into 24 packs, which are linked by a steel chain to the rear axle.
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Zenyatta brings more balanced support, and is often best grouped in a team that has another healer.
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Tweets with the words "bomb" or "explosion," for example, might be grouped under a terrorist attack cluster.
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The Apple Watch sales figures are grouped into "Other Products," which fell 8 percent year-over-year.
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The paper-bagged orders are grouped by their destination — in New York, anywhere in Manhattan or Brooklyn.
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The pennants are considered individual artworks, but they can be grouped, as sculptural objects, in endless configurations.
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The trial grouped together about 303 cases from torture centers on Córdoba, where the atrocities took place.
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Until this point, Apple's iPhone and iPad software upgrades were both grouped into the same iOS update.
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Prepare an initial set of interview questions grouped by topic, but use this as a starting point.
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The homes are grouped with the Tribute Portfolio Hotels collection, which Marriott acquired from Starwood in 2016.
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She has a class called Core Fusion, which is yoga, Pilates and ballet all grouped into one.
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In one picture, they're grouped with their choreographer, Frederick Ashton, kneeling, elegantly attired in suit and tie.
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Could you tell us about these dating sites, and why you grouped the two types of portraiture?
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Elil are rabbit's natural enemies — cats and dogs, weasels and hawks, men, all grouped as the Thousand.
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A campaign aide later said they polled and focused-grouped the overall issue of Bloomberg attending debates.
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One thing's for sure: These three are grouped because they each know how to start serious drama.
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The Promotions tab is where marketing messages, special offers, sale announcements and other deal advertisements are grouped.
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This early work, sometimes grouped with Rirkrit Tiravanija and Maurizio Cattelan under "relational aesthetics," proved hugely influential.
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You're often grouped with actresses like Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer of ''Broad City,'' and Lena Dunham.
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Then those millions of reads have to be grouped into abutting sequences and aligned with a reference genome.
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"Algorithmically, trends and hashtags are grouped together if they are related to the same topic," the policy states.
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To outsiders, Baltimore and DC are grouped together due to their mere 38 mile distance from one another.
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Hugging devices sometimes get grouped under the label of "teledildonics," a catch-all term for remote sex technology.
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The latter is grouped by shade ranges: Skin Show (nudes), Color Blitz (brights), and Viscious Venoms (deeper tones).
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Grouped in a grid of 50 pictures, After Duchamp shifts the way these fringe-y photos are viewed.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Angus King of Maine were grouped with the Democrats that they caucus with.
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Lettuces, haddock, custard and the New York Times would be grouped in an aisle called "items produced yesterday".
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Grouped throughout the California section of the arena, some of the loudest delegates had sat directly behind Sen.
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Bulgaria is only one example of dozens of countries that are broadly grouped together in the "developing" category.
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Were the ones grouped together on a table-like platform a typical size, or did he work larger?
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The Dothraki—a people so fearsome that they are grouped in "hordes"—sweep upon them from the plains.
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Truckloads of donated products were unpacked, grouped and placed into their designated spots, said one volunteer team leader.
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They vetted the results, short-listed 30 of them, and grouped them into the following list of 10.
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The Royals grouped three hits in the first inning against Merritt but converted it into only one run.
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According to CNCS statistics grouped by state, residents of Utah appear to throw themselves into volunteering the most.
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The guerrillas will be grouped in "transition" areas throughout the country to begin their adjustment to civilian life.
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The Hebrews, grouped on both sides of a long staircase, face forward and sing directly to the audience.
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Trains are grouped by color into "trunk lines," which are, roughly speaking, where trains operate in central Manhattan.
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Their sex, violence, flagrance and occasional shabbiness would get them grouped together — lumped, I would say — as blaxploitation.
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We've listed 34 absolute best instagram accounts — in no particular order, beyond being grouped with somewhat similar pages.
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Even though they may be grouped together by some companies, subtitles and closed captions are technically different features.
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We've made a ranking of dad jokes from cringeworthy to actually funny, and grouped them for your convenience.
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You can create customized controls that allow you to work with multiple grouped lights at the same time.
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Civiqs grouped all the candidates outside of Sanders, Warren, Buttigieg, and Biden together when reporting supporters' second choices.
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These works, grouped along one wall, demonstrate what can happen when clay becomes a vessel for pure imagination.
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They are also grouped together in one place in the pancreas, while ours are a bit more scattered.
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Several grouped on a large plane of paraffin might almost be mourners at the base of the cross.
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On First Dates Hotel, singles will be grouped in a cute boutique hotel for a shot at love.
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Many are quite bitter, and so are grouped together as amari, a word that refers to the bitterness.
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Feitó Cabrera said however no activities were being eliminated, they were simply being grouped together into broader categories.
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Josh created a sort of multidimensional vocabulary profile that grouped together novels that had more words in common.
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The pre-alpha will feature two arenas and six playable characters, which will be grouped in teams of three.
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You thrive on being a big girl, but when you're grouped in with us, you're not happy about it?
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In January 2017, Twitter debuted the Explore tab, a collection of trends, moments and popular tweets grouped by category.
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Coupland then grouped pictures he saw as thematically related into sequences that appear as unmarked "chapters" within the book.
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To most mortals, it's nothing more than a silly-ass pageant grouped by self-important artists; which is fair.
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Grouped notifications show up in a stack to give you a sense of how many are waiting for you.
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Even this small body is split, with 35 of them grouped separately as Les Constructifs who support the government.
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Additionally, Activision Blizzard also revealed that teams will be grouped into four geographic divisions starting next season as well.
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In Japan, creative work was grouped according to what was made: painting, calligraphy, flower arranging, fans, gardens and paper.
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Peterson said components are being grouped in five categories and some components will receive stricter content requirements than others.
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Critical access hospitals should also be grouped together and separate from community hospital and separate from comprehensive treatment centers.
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The North American team is a new concept that grouped Canadian and American players who are 23 and under.
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The firm grouped these two companies together in a category of "OTT-first platforms," whose primary drivers are streaming.
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They are grouped in categories of gestural, geometric, reductive, and "eccentric" abstraction, supplemented with fabric arts, ceramics, and decoration.
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Each large block of this tower represents a gigaton of life, and the blocks are grouped into broad kingdoms.
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HEV and IR, however, are grouped with things like microwaves and radio waves, and are considered non-ionizing radiation.
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At the time, scientists grouped all life into two main categories: the bacteria and the non-bacteria, or eukaryotes.
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We are broken down into sets of discrete desires, and then grouped into cohorts along lines of statistical significance.
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At each evaluation, the researchers assessed statin use by the participants and grouped them with respect to that use.
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You often get grouped with certain other people from the British invasion: the Beatles, Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones.
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Then they grouped up in teams blending Marvilans, Lisboans, professionals, amateurs, and kids of all ages, races, and genders.
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Stocks grouped in exchange-traded funds were further dragged by the activity as witnessed in the past, he said.
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Mercer says it looks at 39 factors grouped under 10 headings such as "political and social environment" and "recreation".
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And they'll only be grouped together even more in the future, following Juice Wrld's death at the same age.
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But because federal regulators have grouped it with other forms of embryo editing, it's prohibited in the United States.
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Having grouped everyone else together as a single thing — "minorities" — white Americans may soon find themselves outnumbered by it.
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One type of conspiracy is known as a "chain" because different individuals are grouped together around a common purpose.
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I learned to view my albums as separate, but also as things that could be grouped to convey specific meaning.
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Best to create a soundtrack playlist in iTunes and then you can find all your tracks grouped together in iMovie.
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I needed people talking about the same thing grouped together, so I had to make some pretty precise video cuts.
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Howell, who was grouped with DeChambeau and Keegan Bradley, finished the day in a tie for 11th at eight-under.
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Assuming animal size correlates to animal class, the points for dogs and cats will wind up kind of grouped together.
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Once grouped, they'll always all turn on and dim / brighten together, which is something to consider when setting things up.
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It lets you play/pause the audio, change tracks, and control the volume of individual speakers or those already grouped.
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The black line shows a more probable risk, with outcomes grouped tightly around a narrow (and low) range of severities.
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"" When the storm finally slowed down, Steele's family grouped together with other guests into the few rooms that had cover.
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The competitions will be largely grouped into two "clusters," one in the mountains and one on South Korea's east coast.
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Ahead of Sabrina's premiere, a fan Twitter account grouped the performer in with the "beautiful girls" of the streaming show.
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The government said no job types were being eliminated, they were simply being grouped together to cut down on bureaucracy.
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We don't mean negatively, but rather the "grouped-in coverage" that's a hallmark of big tech outlets' output at CES.
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TAGs are simply any number of keywords associated with any number of things that results in naturally grouped query results.
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The results: The algorithm quickly learned to identify each type of moss when grouped among others in a single image.
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They grouped activities into eight categories: physical activity, social, self-care, sleep, screen time, quiet time, transport, work and chores.
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The new homepage will still show some of these same videos, but they won't be grouped into these shelves anymore.
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After the Time Warner acquisition last year, AT&T reworked its structure and grouped its HBO, Turner, and Warner Bros.
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In taking office last year, Lebanon's Hariri had successfully grouped together almost every main party in the country — including Hezbollah.
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The survey grouped respondents into six categories, based on their drugs of choice: Adderall, cocaine, ecstasy, hallucinogens, methamphetamine and opiates.
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Controlling shareholders grouped under holding company Valepar SA agreed to stay together for up to 3-1/2 more years.
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"If privacy claims cannot be grouped, they (Facebook) can get away with violating the law," Schrems said in a statement.
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Here are all the emails, which are in no particular order and don't seem to be grouped by any theme.
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The updated page will be grouped together by vision, hearing and interaction, which the most frequently used settings listed first.
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The elephants are grouped in families named after spices, flowers, weather formations, artists, poets, first ladies, Swahili names and more.
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To organize the book, Getsy grouped the different texts into thematic sections, which orient readers and make them more fluent.
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To save energy, Mr. Kirvalidze created a mining pool with nine friends, who grouped their machines in a friend's garage.
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The photos are grouped in three rows, according to whose quarters are shown: the incarcerated, naval personnel, or discharged prisoners.
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When grouped together, they spelled "firewatchgamedcomdataclintjpg," which people translated to a working URL that produced an image full of letters.
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Our reporters grouped the roughly 75 most competitive districts into five battlefields by the social and cultural characteristics they share.
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Ms. Lalama arrived at the first opening number rehearsal carrying a notebook scribbled with X's and O's grouped into formations.
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The political pivot is more obviously compromised, focus-grouped, more of a performance about changing ''optics'' or a media narrative.
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Low-slung red brick buildings with a Gothic exterior are grouped around an open public square and a clock tower.
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The study found that different digital fingerprints can be grouped together by what kinds of jobs social media users held.
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But neurons are surrounded by various kinds of ancillary cell, grouped under the name of glia (modern Latin for "glue").
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They come with eight different choices for planter color, too, and they look great grouped together on a holiday table.
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In a book I recently read, it was casually grouped in with other bad habits like smoking, lying and cheating.
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The more densely grouped these time markers are, the more we'll feel like a huge amount of time has passed.
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We then grouped the performance of each listing by the season that the home was first listed on the market.
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You can also get your emails grouped by sender in the folder you're viewing—click Filter, then Sort by, then From.
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The subjects were grouped into seven categories: those who didn't drink coffee, those drinking decaffeinated coffee and those drinking caffeinated coffee.
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The narrow networks are grouped by hospital systems, and broker Kelly Rector has several customers who see doctors in different systems.
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Mounted in slim black frames, pictures are grouped together wherever Ms Anderson has captured several shots of Marley in quick succession.
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Android O notifications can also be grouped into categories, but there aren't any compatible apps to test this with just yet.
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Now, all Xbox One and PS4 players will be grouped into the same pool for matchmaking in Fortnite's battle royale mode.
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Of course, facial recognition is only one way Facebook determines which photos should be grouped together and optionally shared in Moments.
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"The term encompasses many cultures that don't actually identify with each other, and yet they are somehow grouped together," she says.
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And now he's doing his own memes, which I'm sure were in no way focus grouped all day:Make it stop, please.
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In keeping with tradition, this season's first three major winners have been grouped together - Jordan Spieth (British Open), Brooks Koepka (U.
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On The Roll, images are tagged and grouped by topics, location and events, with the best shot from each category highlighted.
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At one session, a representative from the RAND Corporation grouped tools for fighting misinformation into a still-evolving set of categories.
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As old alignments break apart, the Iraqi National Alliance, which grouped the main Shia parties, has split into its constituent parts.
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But I didn't realize something might be up until I grouped up with some friends and jumped into a story quest.
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At the 22-minute mark, Fnatic grouped up and took Team Liquid in a team fight, losing one to their three.
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Most of the puzzles are grouped together in sections of five or six challenges, each designed to introduce a new idea.
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Because meditation types are grouped together without discrimination, we don't know enough about each type and its effects on the brain.
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"They're trying to get a Biles smile," said one NBC commentator as an international group of fans grouped around the athlete. .
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Purchases are grouped in color-coded categories like food, entertainment and more, and spending trends are shown over weeks or months.
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Levels are randomly generated and grouped together by biome, but everything you do is driven by a quest for more loot.
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The majority of respondents identified as millennials, while 85033 percent were grouped into Generation X, and 11 percent were baby boomers.
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Some pieces were grouped together to give customers an idea of what the furniture could look like in the same room.
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Phil Mickelson, whom he was grouped with, had a golf ball just off the fairway and a shot at golf immortality.
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Different parts of the lobster — claws, knuckles, bodies, legs and tails — are separated, weighed and grouped into batches according to size.
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It felt like you guys were grouped more with bands like the Rapture and Yeah Yeah Yeahs than any Canadian bands.
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This year's biennial was a mash-up of claims and interests that played out in four exhibitions grouped under one umbrella.
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Eventually, we grouped together by city, and trans men all over the world began meeting up for soccer games and potlucks.
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The three-year-old startup is a number offers a network of hotels that are grouped together under a single brand.
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I think my parents grouped them in the same category as Furbies: creepy; makes annoying beeping sounds; will drive us insane.
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The candidates can be grouped into three categories: These teams are probably guaranteed berths if they win their conference championship games.
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To download images grouped together on your Camera Roll page, click the Select All button next to a series of pictures.
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We then grouped the data into years with a presidential election, years with a midterm election, and years with no election.
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The second and more important solution is "pixel binning," wherein individual pixels are grouped together to act like one bigger pixel.
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Spieth, 23, posted a four-under 68 while grouped with Phil Mickelson, 46, in a pairing that drew the largest gallery.
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If you listen to a metronome tick, the ticks are all the same and not being grouped in any particular way.
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All known 18th-century iterations, Ms. Allen said, show the signatures grouped by state, with some printers even adding state labels.
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In both species, the face recognition system consists of face cells that are grouped into patches of at least 10,000 each.
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It also worked on simplifying customers' buying experience by launching new pages that produced more intuitive grouped listings and personal recommendations.
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What you may not realize is that you can name those faces, mark your favorites, and explore photos grouped by person.
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The latter, grouped under non-interest income in a bank's balance sheet, is monies earned from the sale of financial products.
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Grouped with Thomas and Hadwin for the first two rounds of this year's event at TPC Scottsdale, Mickelson carded a 259.
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You&aposll notice toys grouped by age, as well as unique new toys that nurture interests, from politics to fashion design.
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In the women's draw, the 24 teams that have qualified have been grouped into four pots determined by their world rankings.
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The awards are grouped under five broad categories, each with a corresponding U.S. and international city winner, from mobility to waste.
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He'd missed out on the previous season's Light chase and was hovering somewhere in the mid-500s when we first grouped up.
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Hariri's coalition, which took office last year, grouped nearly all of Lebanon's main political parties, including the his Future Movement and Hezbollah.
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He has objected to his case being grouped with the Russians' twice, and both times Judge Amy Berman Jackson denied his attempts.
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The analysts grouped these into 211.8 sets and gave them common names (so, for instance, all 38 types of contusions became "bruising").
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With the threat of rain on Saturday, third-round play will be moved up, and the players will be grouped in threesomes.
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Doctors grouped women into three groups, according to their number of close social contacts, such as first-degree relatives or romantic partners.
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About 100 people inhabit Vallecito, a cluster of mud-brick bungalows grouped around a pair of imposing temples with tall thatched roofs.
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Reddit boasts 234 million unique users and hosts links posted by people which are grouped around Subreddits - categories for just about anything.
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For Mass Effect 2, the development team worked in "pods", with writers grouped with technical designers, animators, environment artists and QA testers.
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If your gadgets are grouped correctly, you can simply ask Siri to "turn on all the lights in the bedroom," for example.
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They found it intriguing that all of the items were closely grouped together, as though they had once been in a container.
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Almost none of the products she covers are grouped in Amazon's luxury beauty category, although she considers many of them luxury goods.
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Clinton's primaries foe Bernie Sanders also made the list but is mentioned at the very bottom and not grouped with anyone else.
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To convey the same information in medieval writing, a scribe could have grouped the words using punctus marks: 'The · medium green · car.
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It seems to be grouped into formal families, and there is enough variety of media to keep the eyes and intellect moving.
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Probably, but I'm not sure they want their narrative focus grouped to the smallest detail, which is kind of what Dent envisions.
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On iDevices you can also tap Privacy in Settings to see permissions grouped by category, like location services or access to contacts.
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Once the files are grouped together, you can use the trackpad to scrub through the contents of the stack without clicking through.
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He doesn't run a publicly listed firm, and does not appear to have a holding company into which his assets are grouped.
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I was headed out the door to the grocery store, with my painstakingly sorted checklist in my phone, groceries grouped by aisle.
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The five-nation group had been dealing with similar economic problems when grouped together, but their situations have changed over the years.
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Earlier this year it began a compulsory re-education programme in four prisons, where convicted terrorists have been grouped into special units.
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Basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas are often grouped together and called "common" skin cancers, and they are less dangerous than melanomas.
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The works of the Israeli historian Benny Morris are grouped together, as are books dealing with the history of Israel's intelligence services.
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At the time, buyers were grouped into three categories with varying rates: Singapore citizens, Singapore permanent residents, and foreigners or non-individuals.
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The documents released over the weekend are grouped into sections relating to the U.S., Europe, Asia, the World Bank and other topics.
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The Switch doesn't feature any built-in support for the kinds of voice chat and grouped parties common to other gaming platforms.
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The works are grouped associatively, with each work connected by ideas or visual patterns to the works that appear next to it.
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Previous research suggested that listing alternatives individually made them appear more popular — and therefore more appropriate — than when they were grouped together.
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Races are grouped by age, a range this year of swimmers born as recently as 2004 and as long ago as 1940.
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That information is stored on a spreadsheet, and grouped into games that are free-to-try and games that must be purchased.
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The big picture: The "Kremlin Watch" report grouped countries into five categories based on their acknowledgement of the threat and governmental countermeasures.
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His current stuff feels a little too focus-grouped contemporary, like they're trying to figure out what trend can be played to.
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The shows and corresponding hosts are grouped together in a smooth, top-to-bottom pattern of show, host(s), show, host(s).
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Tempting as it is to imagine these figures grouped around a table, they appear to have met separately with their Qatari interlocutors.
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The team grouped the channels together in a "super-channel" which researchers think will pave the way toward higher capacity communication systems.
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Tevas — often grouped with Birkenstocks, Dansko clogs, Uggs and Crocs as "ugly shoes" — are popular in part because of their outsider status.
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Rather, they grouped about 450 objects by color, material and size, in a way that reflected many of Mr. Anderson's cinematic tricks.
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At times, it's merely a sales tactic, where similar books are grouped together in a bookstore to make them easier to find.
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Both sensor designs use 0.8μm pixels that are grouped together in fours for better light sensitivity that's supposedly equivalent to 1403μm pixels.
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"Ghosteen" is an eerie, somber monolith, a set of 11 songs that stretches over an hour and is grouped on two CDs.
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Depending on who sees me and in what context, my body is grouped with these men in this period of our history.
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He grouped Russia among the enemies of the United States in his book, "The Field of Fight," which was published in July.
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To crunch these numbers, WalletHub analyzed 103 different lifestyle factors grouped into four categories: cost, health care, baby friendliness and family friendliness.
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Details: The memorial, named "Grand Candela", consists of 22 individual aluminum arcs that are grouped together and illuminated to resemble a candle.
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The individual thought drawings, grouped in rows or clusters, are pinned to the wall via transparent hinges, without any framing or matting.
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Though they grouped together in the bodice, the bird outlines became more spread out and apparent near the illusion neckline and full skirt.
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They also investigated the company budgeting plans and saw that about 100 workers were still grouped under the budget associated with Project Dragonfly.
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Companies from which it requested messages often grouped the irrelevant ones with the allegedly relevant ones and sent them over to the agency.
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Grouped round a pleasant garden, this old people's home for about 20303 residents, aged from 50 to 96, is unusual in several respects.
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The result is that sick people would essentially be grouped into a "high-risk pool" — and would pay much, much more for coverage.
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And if you think a whole lot of things are getting grouped under "PC VR" — well, you're right, and that's our next question.
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It brought together 300 works that were grouped around three themes: abstraction, Neo-Concretism and what the artist termed the "abandonment" of art.
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Click on the column with the cloud icon, so that all of your iTunes Match/iCloud Music library music appears grouped together. 6.
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This means all the bloatware and crap that's usually pinned by default is grouped into a single section that you can quickly unpin.
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He doesn't talk in focus-grouped catchphrases, he doesn't have a defined message he stays on, he's loose and improvisational on the stump.
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Companies grouped as ESG-compliant have total assets of $11.6 trillion, according to an estimate from the Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment.
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Notifications can be grouped, it's easier to make them silently appear, and, most importantly, you can directly manage settings from the notification itself.
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Instead, she grouped children of a similar level of achievement around shared tables, which meant pupils got up and moved about much more.
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Understanding how corals are distributed within a reef — why certain corals are grouped together and some aren't — is key to protecting coral reefs.
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Study details: The scientists studied 338 children total, grouped by their genetic similarities (identical twins, fraternal twins, unrelated, and those diagnosed with autism).
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Choose your conversation style You may have the right order for your inbox, but you can also manipulate how these messages are grouped.
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The study team then grouped the teens based on age, sex and body mass index (BMI), a measure of weight relative to height.
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In honor of Father's Day, we've made a ranking of dad jokes from cringeworthy to actually funny, and grouped them for your convenience.
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First I tried playing music through the system, both as a standalone speaker and grouped with the Play:1 speakers throughout my house.
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Cooper's Hawk is sometimes grouped with a new breed of entertainment-dining venues, sometimes called eatertainment, because of its interactive and experiential nature.
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You'll know exactly when your items will arrive each week and they'll be grouped together in one box whenever possible, reducing packaging waste.
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The bedrooms are grouped around a third floor gallery, while on the fourth floor there could be a "garden room" and a terrace.
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There are dozens of different specialized wine glasses, but most glasses are grouped into one of two categories: red or white wine glasses.
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Eastern Europe is now its own region, whereas before, it was grouped with the Middle East and Africa Region and PMI Duty Free.
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The messages, which were focus-grouped and are aimed at youths, include links to learn more, or get help for someone you know.
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Others are grouped together — four identical green tables, each twenty-seven inches high, or two white chairs, one proportionately smaller than the other.
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Immunization data for the city's public schools is reported directly to the city, which then sends it, grouped by borough, to the state.
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I guarantee you this is the case: I'm grouped with two other writers who have the same first name I do — the Jonathans.
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I believe that maybe in order to protect children they can make it so you get grouped with people similar to your age.
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Instead, that money would be grouped together, then parceled out to states to use in the service of health care programs they favor.
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Luckily for fans, instead of fighting the fact that they are grouped together because they're all women, they chose to lean into it.
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The initiates grouped around tarot-card readers, political/feminist slogan button-making stations, a potion-making table and a booth for voter registration.
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Though the situation's murky, the syntax estranging, the form itself is familiar, for most of the book: left-justified lines, grouped into stanzas.
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While these suggestions are grouped under the heading "Holding Tech Companies Responsible for the Spread of Disinformation," there's no real mechanism for accountability.
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The data show that some venture-backed companies often grouped with technology companies are worth just a fraction of their tech-first cousins.
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Its new store model — which smartly grouped product categories and strategically placed impulse buys near the register — was particularly conducive to strong sales.
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In each episode, contestants are grouped into teams, fighting to lose the most collective weight, as a percentage, relative to their starting weight.
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The gallery where these works reside has been turned into an 18th-century "porcelain room," with the pieces grouped together by color. frick.org.
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Weston is unusual in that all four of its public schools and athletic facilities are grouped together on a single, 117-acre campus.
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The Patriots have auditions for cheerleader promotional models, but after the cheerleading roster is set, the women — dancers and models — are grouped together.
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This happens when someone follows a new account: Instagram will then display accounts it believes are "similar," which you could be grouped into.
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The debate grouped Trudeau, Scheer and the leader of four other parties, including Maxime Bernier of the right-wing People's Party of Canada.
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Now grouped together under the Nest moniker, the new devices are part of an effort to unify the Home and Nest product lines.
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For the study, researchers examined costs for drugs grouped based on potency, or how much medication is blended into the ointments and creams.
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This chart from Bespoke Investment Group shows the performance of stocks last week grouped by their year-to-date performance entering their week.
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At their best, the sounds fall somewhere in between, shrieking and squeaking like consumer-grade synthetics that don't yet have focus-grouped names.
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Lam, who died in 1982, was Cuban by birth and grouped with other Latin American artists at auctions, which drew a specific collector.
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"We have guardrails in place to prevent products from being incorrectly grouped, either due to human error or abuse," a company spokesperson said.
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Adweek reviewed each new spot as it aired and tweeted out the mini verdicts in real time; they're all collected here, grouped by quarter.
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So if you follow the money, you know that that is poll-tested, focus-grouped, and that&aposs what people care about the most.
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Watch Shane Smith Interviews Ashton Carter: The VICE News Interview To start, the Pentagon sees itself facing strategic challenges grouped into three threat levels.
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Thomas calls the latter group, "literal African Americans," peoples from Africa who are routinely grouped with black Americans despite their cultural and historical differences.
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America's radically-minded nuns, grouped in the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, are among those who say that a clearer renunciation is still needed.
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Although China is often grouped with other "emerging markets", its performance is unique: its GDP per person at PPP has risen tenfold since 1990.
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The chart below shows the number of asylum case denials grouped by nationality of the applicant and sorted by the highest rates of denials.
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Like notifications on Android phones, they are grouped by apps and have actionable options, like deleting an email or replying to a text message.
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They've been grouped together in the past, praised as "anomalies" who put party politics aside and focus on the needs of their individual states.
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It will also pit the union's emerging left-liberal bloc, gathered around Mr Macron, against a conservative one grouped around Mrs Merkel (see article).
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Stationed among the rows of media are screens displaying colorful graphic representations of "minute by minute candidate search interest," on Google, grouped by state.
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The poster features Pepe grouped together with President Donald Trump, and divisive figures like Milo Yiannopoulos, Kellyanne Conway, and of course, Alex Jones himself.
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Opponents said the countries were too different culturally and socially to be grouped together and that ultimately, it was a Goldman Sachs marketing ploy.
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With the Google Home app, the Max can also be grouped together with other Cast-enabled speakers for multi-room and whole home audio.
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"Caribbean artists are often grouped in with Latin American artists but they are different," explains Daniel Báez, who co-founded MECA with Tony Rodriguez.
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All it takes is for a school with a small low-income population to be grouped together with schools serving largely low-income populations.
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The women were grouped into the following age ranges: 224 to 211, 212 to 24, 25 to 29, and 30 to 34 years old.
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KATHERINE BERNARD A particularly fun premise because our bodies, mine and yours, probably wouldn't be grouped together on the same side of any binary.
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"Carambolages," a show that features a motley set of artworks grouped by free association, is also showing at the museum through July 73. grandpalais.
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Perhaps because what George Will and others call our "conservative party" has little to attract voters not already grouped around the free-market campfire.
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In today's demonstration, Sonos speakers appeared in the Spotify Connect menu and could also be easily grouped by hopping back into the Sonos app.
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Thirteen stars are grouped together to represent the original colonies, with four more added because Ohio was the 17th state to enter the union.
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For example, heroin, cannabis and LSD in America are all grouped in the same category—Schedule 1—under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970.
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Accountability structures where students are grouped and measured together to grade and rank schools create disincentives for schools to serve students most in need.
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The first time I visited the space, I was critical of the lack of basics for women and the way the accessories were grouped.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Have you ever attended a school where students were grouped by ability levels or academic performance?
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Mr. Bowron is one of close to 190 vetters grouped in 29 Tefaf committees and in charge of checking that all objects pass muster.
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His original gift was conditional, insisting that the artifacts remain grouped by function rather than the culture or time period from which they came.
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He was grouped with Mickelson and the 272 U.S. Open champion Dustin Johnson, who has twice won the regular tour event at Pebble Beach.
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An encircled number on the first app's icon shows you how many are grouped together, and you can drag the whole batch at once.
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It was the first time they've played the song together and their onstage chemistry felt so major-label focus-grouped you could hardly tell!
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A full embargo would have grouped Turkey with Venezuela and Russia, countries where the EU has a formal ban and views them as hostile.
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Since Nougat, Android has managed notifications far better than iOS by allowing them to be grouped together instead of displaying them as individual entries.
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They agreed to be grouped together as a single band — the Qalipu, which means caribou in Mi'kmaq — with limited rights and no reserve land.
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Even on Instagram images are grouped in colours so as you swipe from pink to blue to yellow tones there are no jarring contrasts.
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The show is fun, innovative, and ambitious, but its most impressive coup lies in the way that the art is grouped together in themes.
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Rather than a bunch of videos, grouped by channel or topic, you'll now see a single feed of recommended videos when you open the app.
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When grouped with an Airplay 2-compatible speaker, you'll be able to issue commands and control the entire group, including your aging Sonos Play:1.
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Then, we grouped the ones that have a high probability to move back to their mean based on their trading history at these extreme levels.
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Advertising has become a "very complex, sprawling marketplace," with agencies grouped under large holding companies like Interpublic Group, Publicis Groupe and WPP, Mr. Pattisall said.
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When grouped, HomeKit treats those devices like a single accessory, so you'll just have to tap a single button to activate those devices and settings.
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Flu viruses deemed capable of causing human pandemics are grouped according to whether exposure to one sort can confer a protective immune response to another.
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The chart below shows data for the first nine months of 2016 sorted by claims filed per 100,000 workers and grouped by major umbrella industry.
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Components are added manually to the app and then grouped together to create an activity, such as watching TV or playing a Blu-ray disk.
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"It sort of gave me a little bit of perspective, because technically I got grouped in with these people somehow," PewDiePie says in the video.
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On the flip side, the lesser-knowns who were grouped in the second debate might have the most to gain out of anyone, Brown said.
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Pictures can be easily grouped and captioned and then shared with a list of particular people who can then add their own comments on top.
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The combatants were grouped depending on their skill and fitness, with those in the strongest category often knocking rivals to the ground, their helmets dented.
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The Middle East business now falls into the jurisdiction of Twitter's European team, with India and Southeast Asia now grouped into the general APAC remit.
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She described a big room, with beds on either side, a post in the middle, and wicker chairs grouped around it, aiming toward the beds.
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A full embargo would have grouped Turkey with Venezuela and Russia, countries the EU views as hostile and on whom it has a formal ban.
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From what I've seen, the app looks quite straightforward with the ability to create controls for individual devices or grouped ones into rooms or "scenes".
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New registered users on the site, which offers recipes grouped by meal type, popularity and suggestions from editors, will have a 28-day free trial.
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In stores, Target says it will be adding "Bra Fit Studios," for shoppers to find items grouped by fit and organized by band and cup.
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Central banks and other big economic institutions use far more complicated formulas, often grouped under the bewildering label of "dynamic stochastic general equilibrium" (DSGE) models.
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The relationship between race issues and the cluster of discrete policies grouped together under the term "school choice" has long been a source of controversy.
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Well then take a look at this genuine and authentic and not-at-all-focus-grouped 60-second ad spot that the company released today.
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The concept, unlike actual mixology (or actual Statistics), is very straightforward: six sets of three, grouped together by shade, specifically intended to complement one another.
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Here's a visual representation of the market: We've grouped distributors and content companies by market cap, and highlighted some of their main lines of business.
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Brazil, Russia, India and China officially grouped together in 2009, with South Africa joining later, to press for a bigger say in global financial matters.
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The BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - officially grouped together in 2009 to press for a bigger say in the global financial order.
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Data scientists grouped these skin tones into seven distinct clusters, which was used to determine the different shades of "nude" in Heist's Nude Tights ($36).
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Eight of them are grouped under the National Interagency Confederation for Biological Research, including units of the departments of Defense and Health and Human Services.
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The political parties, therefore, are grouped into the conservative ruling coalition (the AKP and MHP) and the left-wing old guard (the CHP and Vatan).
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The Brooklyn Academy of Music's series doesn't stop there, though; it showcases an additional five decades of Frank's short films, grouped into programs by year.
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They do not begin to belong in the same financial league with the billion-dollar Mexican, Japanese and Russian syndicates with which they are grouped.
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Opposition parties and civil society organizations grouped under the Peace in the Comoros umbrella group disputed the figures, saying many voters had boycotted the poll.
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To help you keep track of all the races, the Times grouped the 75 districts into five main battlefields by shared social and cultural characteristics.
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Before the July search change, the executives said the algorithm sometimes grouped apps by their developer, causing Apple apps to fill some top search results.
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For the London show, Ault and Horn took an inclusive approach: having all his puzzle pieces from 1991 grouped together is, indeed, a rare treat.
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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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US News partnered with BAV Group and the University of Pennsylvania&aposs Wharton School to evaluate each country on 217 attributes grouped into nine subrankings.
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Chamberlain has been grouped in with the onslaught of VSCO girls, the uber-trendy teens sporting scrunchies, Hydro Flask water bottles, and reusable metal straws.
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In fact, the general tendency is for flu cases to be more tightly grouped toward the peak in the southeast United States, the study showed.
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He blasted the Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz campaigns for insincerely mouthing focus-grouped platitudes while catering to their largest donors — and he was right.
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But Western-backed nationalist insurgents loosely grouped under the banner of the Free Syrian Army say they control the rebel-held part of the city.
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In addition, the design of the Bitcoin blockchain — transactions are grouped into 22019-minute "blocks" of a fixed storage size — limits its payment processing capacity.
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If it isn&apost there, click the upwards facing arrow to see if it&aposs grouped with the other icons not on your toolbar.2.
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Roku has exploded 370% since the beginning of the year, far better than the streaming stocks often grouped with it, including Netflix, Disney and Amazon.
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In the social connectivity map, the data are anonymous Facebook friendship links between pairs of users from April 2016, grouped together at the county level.
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Evite, the online invitation service, decided in 2018 to stop selling marketing data that grouped its customers by preferences like food enthusiast or alcohol enthusiast.
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He dismisses "Medicare-for-all" specifically as a slogan focus-grouped in Washington, DC. "Right now, people want to take away health care," O'Connor said.
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You can tap into these groups and look at those from a particular app, and you can triage all those grouped notifications with a single swipe.
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Using tax data, the MODA team grouped together residences owned by the same landlords, noting if one landlord owns multiple buildings with oddly low voucher usage.
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Ikea also offers a motion sensor that can be grouped with bulbs to trigger lighting in places like hallways, a closet, or an entry, for example.
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Trump has often grouped impeachment in with the Russia investigation and subsequent Mueller report, which he has characterized as efforts by Democrats to end his presidency.
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The memorial will feature 22 perforated aluminum arcs grouped into a single 30-foot monument "symbolizing unity and emanating light into the sky," Walmart said Tuesday.
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The user interface of the Quick Panel has been updated with a cleaner look, and the icons are now grouped to make them easier to find.
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PT, and they're grouped together under the app's "Browse" section whether you're viewing Apple Music from a mobile device or your desktop (h/t Rolling Stone).
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Products are grouped together, but special stations combine them when it's meaningful to present them together; Chromecast with Pixel, for instance, or Pixel with Daydream View.
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Plugins can generally be grouped into one of three categories: audio signal processing (like a delay or compressor), analysis (like metering for peaks), or sound synthesis.
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The videos are grouped by categories like landscape, entertainment, educational and sport, and you can search for specific videos of activities or locations you're interested in.
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While that carries some risk, his off-the-cuff commentary is able to break through in an era of poll-tested, focus-grouped, blow-dried pablum.
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"It's a good pitcher, good pitching staff, and just grouped together a lot of good at-bats," Baltimore manager Buck Showalter told reporters of the Cardinals.
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After ingesting this, the students grouped up and picked an app or technology that they would evaluate using the principles described, and then prescribe ethical remedies.
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The proportion who knew this was never higher than 10 percent when respondents were grouped by characteristics like gender, age, income, education level, race and ethnicity.
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They can result when an autonomous system (AP) illegitimately advertises that it can deliver traffic to blocks of IP addresses, which are grouped by network prefixes.
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After decades of being grouped with his four fellow bandmates Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson, Brian Littrell, and Howie D., he's finally found his dream solo project.
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CNN's running list of Pruitt controversies totals 29 bullet points, grouped by category: his excessive spending, concealment of public records, and close ties to polluting industries.
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The ideas and emoji used in these examples were mapped into what Dango's creators call a "semantic space," where similar ideas and emojis are grouped together.
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Kjellberg promised to stop making Nazi jokes, vowing he had "nothing to do with these people" and was alarmed he "actually got grouped in" with them.
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These instances, in the context of the "civility debate," are being grouped in by the scolds with the administration's nearly-daily flouting of more serious norms.
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The IRGC and other vested interests built up by hardliners grouped around Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader, are hostile to foreign entry into Iran's economy.
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Longshoremen at the West Coast ports are grouped in a hierarchy, with full union members at the top enjoying the highest pay and most predictable shifts.
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Liu Shiyu, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, grouped Mr. Sun with a handful of high-level officials who have been toppled in recent years.
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The show consists of three large paintings (grouped against a long wall, flanked by tall windows) and 2291 smaller works, all abstracts in carefully controlled tonalities.
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She grouped volunteers by their skill level and whether they own a sewing machine; she then helped them get the supplies they needed to get going.
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The Times grouped those districts into five battlefields — not by what part of the country they're in, but by the social and cultural characteristics they share.
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The best wine glassesThere are dozens of different specialized wine glasses, but most glasses are grouped into one of two categories: red or white wine glasses.
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Mr. Leifer grouped them all together, both to create a layered effect and, more important, to visually balance the other "heavy" corner opposite with the bookshelves.
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Instead, Mr. Trump has recruited people to lead his government who can be roughly grouped into categories that appeal to the different parts of his psyche.
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With life insurance usually split into anywhere from 10 to 20 pricing tiers, customers are grouped in a particular class based on their level of risk.
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Some pieces are influenced by African traditions, and are grouped by various African-American art movements, including Spiral, the Kamoinge Workshop and the Black Arts Movement.
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Perhaps no other flower is as obsessively categorized by botanists: There are 11800 types of wild tulips and 15 categories grouped by bloom time and shape.
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Indian and Chinese leaders often bristle at being grouped with the US because they have much larger populations, so their per capita emissions are much lower.
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In a 266 interview with the pianist Ben Sidran, conducted for NPR, Mr. Allison grouped his material into three categories: slapstick, social comment and personal crisis.
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Grouped with the Nantes Triptych are works by Michelangelo depicting the Virgin Mary and the child, including drawings and one sculpture, "Taddeo Tondi" (c. 1504–05).
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