The federal government should take charge of harnessing identifying and harnessing that wealth for the benefit of the citizens.
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"Harnessing the sharing, harnessing the excitement and enthusiasm of the first to see the next bread crumb is really exciting for fans," Dr. Moore said.
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Trump won, in part, by harnessing the power of story.
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It's a captivating, charming read on harnessing confidence and poise.
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More and more companies are harnessing new technologies more quickly.
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It's all about harnessing it, not becoming reliant on it.
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They will be the ones creating and harnessing the disruption.
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So behavioral scientists tried harnessing that rebellion toward positive aims.
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But success depends on us harnessing the power of partnerships.
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Its leaders see harnessing hydroelectric power as key to growth.
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They are at the forefront of harnessing faith to save nature.
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Her work revolves around harnessing positivity to aid recovery, she explains.
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Harnessing and honing her game and fitness has taken time, however.
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Now, he is harnessing his considerable marketing prowess to sell Stoicism.
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Researchers are harnessing reprogrammed bacteria to destroy cancer cells in mice.
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BTA is a global platform for harnessing blockchain to deliver social impact.
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Populist leaders undermine democracy by harnessing its mechanisms for their own benefit.
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Jawa's long-term prospects depend on harnessing nostalgia while eradicating performance flaws.
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He frequently does this by harnessing the power of polarizing religious topics.
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Other companies are also harnessing space technology to keep track of planes.
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Will the breakthrough come from harnessing wind energy in the high atmosphere?
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Controlling that energy — harnessing it for good — also applies in M&A.
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No nation is better at harnessing the energies and talents of immigrants.
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But harnessing that momentum and getting the word out has proved costly.
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Initially, government physicists focused on harnessing fusion energy to make nuclear weapons.
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Protestors stand their ground nonetheless, harnessing the raw energy of previous movements.
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Harnessing the creativity of the masses could also spawn more viral hits.
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Governments should not fear people power, they should be harnessing its potential.
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The region was an early backer of technology harnessing the sun's energy.
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So harnessing it for a truly useful purpose is a great move.
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He was adept at achieving different narrative effects by harnessing different styles.
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Going into 2020, McLeod said Hinge is focusing on harnessing that data.
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Harnessing unused capacity from solar projects could contribute around 300 MW more.
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Harnessing mass demand in the city of Goma is a bigger task.
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Amed Rosario, 23, shows signs of harnessing his physical talents at shortstop.
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Talk about harnessing the innovation and competition of the American private sector.
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"OK, boomer," she fired back, harnessing the power of a viral meme.
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Is exploring and harnessing new technology an important part of your practice?
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Harnessing even a small fraction of that potential, however, has proven extraordinarily challenging.
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It also nicely explains some of the pitfalls in harnessing this energy source.
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His company's Pavegen floor tiles generate electricity by harnessing the power of footsteps.
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Logistics innovators are harnessing platform technologies like those pioneered by Uber and Airbnb.
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It works by harnessing the body's immune system to fight cancer from within.
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And that could have big implications for harnessing LSD as a therapeutic drug.
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They say they're harnessing the power of the juggalos to bust snaky companies.
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Next comes the monumental task of harnessing the black holes' power for energy.
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It works by harnessing the body's immune system fight the cancer from within.
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The theme of forgiveness continued during Aminatou Sow's session on harnessing your ambition.
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It should assist neighboring countries in developing frameworks for collectively harnessing water resources.
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They are all trading on fears and harnessing the anger their rhetoric generates.
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They are harnessing their collective energy to drive change together like never before.
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Seen below, they're shorting the pick-and-roll, harnessing Cleveland's aggressiveness against them.
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MTN is also interested in harnessing interactive health and athletics platforms in Africa.
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Does he stand above Hindu nationalist politics, harnessing it to achieve other ends?
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Professor Zadeh originally envisioned fuzzy sets as simply a framework for harnessing language.
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Pula is harnessing technology to make the economics of serving smallholder farmers viable.
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This man could just be harnessing Sydney's powers for his own nefarious deeds.
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Harnessing disasters to be windows of opportunity requires incorporating risk reduction into rebuilding.
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There was a constant moil of people harnessing horses, loading and unloading carts.
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They've been harnessing that same grass-roots energy while resisting President Trump's policies.
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Now doctors are harnessing the principles of evolution to thwart that lethal adaptation.
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Saving Medicare requires harnessing competition to make the program more efficient, without sacrificing quality.
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She calls this combination of robust speech protection and harnessing all voices "inclusive freedom".
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Harnessing The Power Of Mobile For Healthcare U.S. healthcare patients just dodged a bullet.
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Following Thomas Edison's harnessing of electricity, the field rapidly shifted from invention to implementation.
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Opportunity is often the primary one; harnessing your data gives a company commercial advantage.
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As in 1992, women today are harnessing their political frustrations on the campaign trail.
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"No nation is better at harnessing the energies and talents of immigrants," said Bezos.
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A growing network of collective maritime security is key to harnessing the Blue Economy.
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"These are big moves, this is harnessing Medicare, this is negotiation," Azar told reporters.
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The culture industry is now more interested in harnessing difference than sanding it down.
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One can admit the appeal of harnessing more social data in times of crisis.
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Harnessing the relative strengths for common good requires mutual adjustment, as all growth does.
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Trump seemed to be aiming at harnessing that political clout in the bargaining session.
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"We have all this data and now it's about harnessing it and communicating it."
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Go deeper: Pakistan is harnessing Western media in the wake of the Kashmir crisis
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In a world of pervasive connectivity, AI is key to harnessing the power of data.
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But the bank is harnessing big data to glean information beyond borrower income and savings.
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Against that backdrop, Catalonia&aposs independence movement has proved adept at harnessing discontent toward Madrid.
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This requires harnessing the latent ingenuity of the Syrian people as a source of innovation.
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The government is harnessing those feelings, using ancient rites and customs to spread favoured values.
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And most of all, she is harnessing the anger that has built around the IDC.
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The change we don't hear about comes from harnessing the advantages Saudi Arabia already has.
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Sometimes ya gotta make a run for it — harnessing the dark powers of Lord Vader.
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Harnessing the immune system to fight cancer, long a medical dream, is becoming a reality.
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And we can expand clean energy by harnessing the power of waves, tides, and currents.
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Trump has already been harnessing social media to ensure he keeps his base locked down.
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Several Broadway and Off Broadway lighting designers spoke recently about harnessing this most ethereal element.
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It's filled with tracks bursting with emotion, harnessing a rage and feeling against current injustices.
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And they are harnessing the power of the federal government on behalf of their businesses.
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But Kenya and the surrounding region face many challenges to harnessing its full geothermal potential.
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Unfortunately, only one of the states reporting so far — Illinois — is actually harnessing that potential.
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Both were big moments for Swift that marked her harnessing the power of her voice.
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Journalists, so reviled, are human, subsuming emotion, or harnessing it, in the quest for lucidity.
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Journalists, so reviled, are human, subsuming emotion, or harnessing it, in the quest for lucidity.
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Trump immediately set about harnessing a powerful new motivating emotion for his election campaign -- vengeance.
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But mainly, he said, he found a mental approach to harnessing power he always had.
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The Obama Administration has already demonstrated they understand the value of harnessing America's energy potential.
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They pursue labor endorsements in the hope of harnessing union power to usher them into office.
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By harnessing computer modelling, scientists were able to identify a new genus and species of gibbon.
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As the CEO of Yum, I learned harnessing the power of recognition can revitalize company culture.
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Some have done so brilliantly, harnessing technology and smart design to usher more people swiftly through.
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But behavioural insights suggest harnessing social norms, for example by publicly celebrating those who stay clean.
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Of course, the harnessing of religion for politically useful purposes comes in many shapes and sizes.
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Again, harnessing the power of Samson in any way, shape, or form is a good thing.
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Every single tool you'd want is there; it's just about harnessing them in the correct way.
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Scientists have a new way to predict earthquakes, harnessing the combined power of the world's smartphones.
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By harnessing these innovations — and more — China mobile shopping is barreling ahead of the United States.
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Harnessing the power of technology to enable access to high quality education and skills for all.
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UNSTOPPABLE Harnessing Science to Change the World By Bill Nye Read by the author 11.5 hours.
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It means robust investments to deploy existing technologies and solutions for harnessing wind and solar power.
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The secret ingredient seems to be the positive harnessing of the general human impulse to envy.
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A few decades ago, the idea of harnessing the power of ocean winds seemed entirely impractical.
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We should be harnessing the power of this new economic reality, not calling for its demise.
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That would have the advantage of harnessing market forces, not political will, to achieve desired outcomes.
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Baidu became China's top advertising business in part by harnessing what people search on its engine.
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Understanding earworms isn't just about identifying catchy songs, it's harnessing a small window into the mind.
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By harnessing the power of machine learning, DeepMind won the CASP contest by a huge margin.
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Instead of harnessing my privilege for greater good, I'm curled up in a ball of shame.
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It was harnessing its seemingly limitless supply of low-wage workers to produce cheap consumer goods.
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The Fifth Industrial Revolution will be powered by the coming acceleration in harnessing the biological sciences.
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Scientists aren&apost just harnessing ground-based telescopes — they&aposll have company in the sky as well.
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Here are eight companies that are harnessing the holiday season as a platform for giving this year.
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But even more, that there is power in harnessing that beauty, whatever it may mean to you.
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They also intentionally set fires, harnessing the restorative power of flames to reset ecosystems to feed themselves.
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The new feature now tells you whether your neighbors are already harnessing the power of the Sun.
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Harnessing this pan-cultural sound decades later is one of North Africa's biggest stars, Moroccan artist Douzi.
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Grosser thinks we should be harnessing electronic health records and crowdsourcing tools to better understand this diversity.
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London based bio-bean is harnessing the energy potential of everyone's favorite morning pick me up: coffee.
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Blanchet has set out to tackle part of the problem by harnessing the skills of refugees themselves.
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Mail-order pharmacies harnessing the raw efficiency of mass-filling prescriptions began to boom in the 22000s.
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The approach involves harnessing the power of cells to manufacture with biology and replace traditional chemical manufacturing.
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Some multinational corporations — most notably General Electric — are harnessing the prevailing political winds by implementing localization strategies.
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They turned to the open source community and began harnessing a project that would become Reaction Commerce.
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The same chunk of spectrum Facebook is talking about harnessing is also being targeted for other uses.
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Conservationists are understandably interested in harnessing this potential to artificially boost the genetic defenses of vulnerable populations.
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Some at-home cryptocurrency miners are harnessing the heat that powerful mining equipment—called ASICs—give off.
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By harnessing his incredible wisdom, or at least bits and pieces of it, my confidence eventually soared.
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But the human brain is not that deft at harnessing and making sense of all that data.
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Instead of sit-ins, the tech workers are harnessing the power of memes, stickers and T-shirts.
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A great hope of cancer researchers is in harnessing the immune system as an anti-cancer force.
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Harnessing it has become a quest in the travel industry, where pretty pictures are staple sales tools.
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Wednesday's Commission "reflection paper", on shaping or "harnessing" globalization, could lead to legislative proposals later this year.
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He can tap into working class anxiety negatively, by harnessing hostility toward immigrants, foreigners and the poor.
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Harnessing this to strategically store and retrieve memories from other people's minds is not a big leap.
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We've just inched another step closer to fully understanding it, and perhaps harnessing it for our own technologies.
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Or harnessing the present moment during crescent lunge, while your g-string tourniquets itself around your ass-crack.
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As technology has developed, humans have come up with increasingly sophisticated methods of harnessing the Sun's vast energy.
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The company admits its social media strategy has been key to harnessing a cult following of wellness enthusiasts.
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Rage Becomes Her provides you with a framework for harnessing that rage and turning it into tangible change.
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Harnessing his high level of energy and propensity to jump from task to task actually fueled his creativity.
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Environmentalists also worry that any plant would alter the tides it was harnessing, making life harder for wildlife.
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By harnessing water this way, the distillery takes pressure off the environment in a time of severe drought.
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Just a few years ago a handful of companies were dedicated to harnessing the microbiome to treat disease.
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When it comes to harnessing the powers of AI for marketing, it's all about the power of conversation.
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Assuming everything's okay, LightSail 2 will start to raise its orbit by harnessing the power of the Sun.
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We are seeing more Latino students going to college and harnessing their ambition to grow a thriving business.
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Keiran Olivares Whitaker's company, Entocycle, takes another creative approach to food waste recycling — harnessing the power of nature.
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Deviating from the plethora of tech initiatives, some newcomers are harnessing their cooking skills to make a living.
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We're repeatedly promised that by "harnessing the power of data science," we can flourish in all these areas.
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Harnessing the power of this bloc should be paramount in working toward real, substantive change in American policy.
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In fact, with technology replacing managers and harnessing our collective intelligence, there may not even be any bosses.
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"Harnessing the power of information and public expectations inside North Korea is more important than ever," he said.
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"His entire focus was on harnessing the offices that he managed to advance the President's agenda," Jennings said.
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Harnessing the potent spirit of the gecko, the Gekkostick is part tripod, part selfie-stick, and all marvelous.
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So I guess the song is about finding power in this strangeness, harnessing its strength for something positive.
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The other side: "These are big moves, this is harnessing Medicare, this is negotiation," Azar told reporters today.
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In response to these attempts to diminish our power and silence our voices, women are harnessing their outrage.
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But Mr. Orban has recognized the political power to be gained by harnessing culture, history and civil society.
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The plot, such as it is, involves unseen forces with poisonous motives harnessing technology to their own purposes.
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Tech experts are harnessing their skills to fight "fake news" as Europe gets ready for several important elections.
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Also, harnessing that economic potential provides a robust alternative to China's aggressive, mercantilist strategy in Africa and elsewhere.
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The conference included talks on strategies for harnessing machine learning and for preventing the ill effects of aging.
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Some groups are harnessing the younger Mr. Trump's popularity to raise political donations while also driving his sales.
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By harnessing economies of scale and scope, they've argued, larger organizations can offer better care at lower costs.
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The concept of harnessing the powers of ayahuasca for curative and revelatory experiences has gained popularity in recent years.
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Increasingly brands are harnessing the power of social media, hoping to capitalize on the conversational currency in real time.
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More broadly, Juno Bio says there is an arms race for understanding and harnessing the information that microbiome hold.
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Now researchers are harnessing Crispr to turn a bacterium's machinery against itself, or against viruses that infect human cells.
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We say, fake it 'til you make it, and try harnessing the tropical vibe via your morning makeup routine.
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RALPH NORTHAM, Virginia's new Democratic governor, soundly beat his Republican rival, Ed Gillespie, by harnessing antipathy for Donald Trump.
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But harnessing them will require governments to implement policies to smooth the short-term disruptive consequences and avoid backlash.
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By harnessing the power of the philanthropic community, governments now we have a new tool to help solve problems.
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Discrimination and hatred, and harnessing fear and incitement, has become a topic of discussion and entertainment for the media.
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Limitless Travel enables travel for people with disabilities by harnessing the power of technology to make the world accessible.
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Harnessing and improving processes on Capitol Hill—processes like the discharge petition—hold the key to encouraging productive bipartisanship.
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Taking on this role means harnessing your own inner sensuality and expressing yourself using body language, instead of words.
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Bannon is a hero on the right and credited with harnessing Trump's message of economic populism during the campaign.
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Messages of hope and inspirations are heard throughout the land about harnessing our values and traditions through our language.
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Scientists, however, say the conditions on Kilauea make it a good site for harnessing the earth for renewable energy.
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The manipulation of plot is a way of harnessing the untamable—time—in order to better apprehend the world.
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He suggested that the discovery and harnessing of fire was one of the great technological discoveries of human history.
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The company is harnessing its live-streaming technology to finally help gamers realize the promise of going hardware agnostic.
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Tackling the enormous challenges of healthcare and harnessing its full benefits are among the greatest issues facing society today.
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Do you think the state is harnessing the full potential of the renewable energy power it has right now?
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It's layered with mounds and small hills, harnessing the power of gravity so that water can be properly routed.
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It's the lamb breast, though, that really shows off Mr. Ng's skill for harnessing the energies of his ingredients.
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It is this kind of uncertainty that Mr. Maduro seems best suited at harnessing to his advantage, many argue.
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" Johnson said in a phone interview, "It was about harnessing this anger, they were trying to verbalize their anger.
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The scientists had just taken another small step toward harnessing the power of the universe, and the weekend beckoned.
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Seventeen works were selected by the museum's curator René Morales to demonstrate Ms. Friedman's playful harnessing of cinematic forms.
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Yet they still worked amazingly fast, harnessing the era's primitive technology to pack wild ideas onto four-track tape.
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This sees Sonantic work directly with actors to synthesise their voices whilst also harnessing their unique skills in performance.
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At the same time, he began harnessing Abu Dhabi's vast capital reserves to build up a non-oil economy.
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The coaches, officials and other adults charged with harnessing their talents must also stand up for their well-being.
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Ms. Lightfoot and Ms. Preckwinkle won by harnessing votes across racial lines, not just by capturing the black vote.
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Ms Allen regurgitated a splattering of good-government platitudes about how Britain needs to be much better at harnessing expertise.
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Harnessing the power of the human body is where a lot of the promise of the future of medicine is.
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"We'll make investments in startups that are responsibly harnessing the promise of AI to empower people and businesses," Kashyap wrote.
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In many ways, Shinola's focus, and Detroit's renewal, are predicated upon rediscovering and harnessing the power of craft and authenticity.
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What better way to maintain our fight than by standing side-by-side with friends and harnessing our collective energy.
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Furiously unrelenting, even by the standards of the genre (which is focused on harnessing chaotic energy), the collection coheres perfectly.
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"Ganesh, Peter and I were steeped in thinkers focused on harnessing public institutions to solve big problems," said Mr. Warren.
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The Church of England is harnessing Amazon's Alexa voice assistant to answer questions about faith and spread its Christian message.
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Harnessing Venus' gravity, Parker will complete seven flybys over seven years to gradually bring its orbit closer to the Sun.
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Quantum computing promises exponential boosts in processing power, in part by harnessing the probabilistic nature inherent to the physics discipline.
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Styles acknowledges he's no Brexit expert, but fundamentally he says he's in favour of unity and harnessing our shared potential.
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These companies are harnessing every conceivable data stream and deploying the results to shape how employees relate to each other.
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I see an opportunity — a chance at making solar power, and then harnessing that solar power to charge my phone.
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Democrats like Buttigieg would be better served harnessing the entrepreneurial spirit than disparaging those who embody it on national television.
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Some defenders of the law say it is working as intended, harnessing competition to keep premiums as low as possible.
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The Obama Administration should encourage insurers to stay in the game by harnessing private-sector ingenuity and free-market forces.
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One part of the TBML solution would be harnessing existing information technology with a publicly distributed ledger through blockchain technology.
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Unless your definition of terrorism extends to harnessing the power of peaceful civil resistance to generate momentum for political change.
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Meanwhile, Thompson finally appears to be harnessing his boundless physical gifts after a seven-year journey through the minor leagues.
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She hopes that harnessing her long limbs for the fashion industry will encourage others in the same situation to persevere.
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The Netherlands is the 32nd most densely populated country in the world, famous for harnessing nature with canals and windmills.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits For decades, the artist Claes Oldenburg has been harnessing the everyday and turning it into the uncanny.
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Now they are harnessing that anger with a proposed tax on private colleges and universities that have the wealthiest endowments.
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Ferrari is essentially claiming that Plein is harnessing its iconic imagery to bolster his own brand and also denigrate Ferrari's.
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Your brief mention of carbon pricing belies the urgent necessity of harnessing the global energy economy to our survival goals.
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These pieces are rather good, harnessing a variety of materials and employing them toward evocative, sensual and slightly menacing ends.
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"Harnessing the power of science is critical for bringing this outbreak under control," said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
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"Harnessing health information technology through the use of electronic health records of hospitalized and ambulatory patients is essential," he said.
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I'm accessing that same area of the brain to bring that out, by somehow harnessing these natural and organic systems.
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BioInspira: BioInspira is harnessing biology to transform modern industry infrastructure by providing remote sensor networks for 24/7 chemical leak detection.
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"Now once again the NHS is at the forefront of harnessing ground-breaking science for the benefit patients in this country."
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Other research groups have also explored the idea of harnessing brain waves to direct motion in prosthetic limbs or assistive devices.
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Employers have long dreamed of harnessing technology to widen the hiring net and reduce reliance on subjective opinions of human recruiters.
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Reach out on social media Alexandra Zaslow is a role model for harnessing the power of technology for this commemorative purpose.
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That's not to say that Republicans don't engage in identity politics; arguably, Trump won the presidency by harnessing white identity politics.
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The key to harnessing that kind of productive power, though, is to know how and when to use what tools appropriately.
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Also known as yucca, it is a root vegetable that is delicious fried, boiled or baked, harnessing a gummy, starchy texture.
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The Harnessing Plants Initiative is working to ensure that plants store more carbon in the molecule suberin, which is basically cork.
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But she gets the most advice from her bestie Molly (Yvonne Orji), who assists her in harnessing a more promiscuous lifestyle.
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Online stores like ThirdLove, Lively and True & Co. are using tech and harnessing data to offer custom sizes and new products.
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"My success came from harnessing people's strengths and ignoring their weaknesses," he told The Hill in an email on May 21.
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Now, researchers are hoping to put those cringe-worthy sounds to good use, harnessing them to track the health of patients.
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But Moore won the nomination, over establishment favorite Luther Strange, by harnessing the same anti-establishment anger that made Trump president.
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Harnessing Venus' gravity, Parker will complete seven fly-bys over seven years to gradually bring its orbit closer to the star.
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However, we do know that a number of airlines are considering harnessing the new technology of beacons to communicate with passengers.
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Kim has emphasized that harnessing private sector investment funds was the key to building badly needed infrastructure amid constrained public budgets.
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Addressing a sold-out crowd, Guo drew a lengthy comparison between 5G and the technological harnessing of electricity for human use.
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Video game designers are harnessing the ideas and the technology behind chatbots in order to develop their own unique 'AI' creations.
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This is perhaps why a crop of new apps have arrived, harnessing the powers of artificial intelligence, to offer relationship advice.
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In South Auckland, one of the country's most deprived urban areas, one group is harnessing cultural values to address the problem.
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He is the founder and CEO of FullCycle, an investment firm harnessing proven technologies that accelerate solutions to the climate crisis.
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Our world is full of dazzling potential for effectively communicating information; we should be harnessing some of it for our elections.
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By harnessing new "refinery optimization" tools, calculations that once took BP seven hours could now be completed in under four minutes.
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It involves harnessing our greatest scientific discoveries and achievements to alleviate suffering, prevent disease, protect the environment and feed the hungry.
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For this reason, it is vital that Congress preserve an important vehicle for harnessing private investment into our nation's aging infrastructure.
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Harnessing the Power of the Criminal Corpse is an online exhibition that unearths the macabre history of anatomy and criminal punishment.
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In "Harnessing the Wind" (2018), we see a cropped view of a male body, focusing on the lower torso and genitals.
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But Ian Goodfellow, a research scientist at Google Brain who co-authored "Explaining and Harnessing Adversarial Examples," says they're not being ignored.
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The neo-liberal model of harnessing the power of markets to deliver public services has been in power for longer than that.
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Harnessing these essential stakeholders in a rigorous agenda for sustainable development, rather than sustaining tourism, would make the UN's "year" more meaningful.
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By harnessing that freedom, we're saying, 'no, I want to embrace this term because it means that I get to be free.
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Now IBM is attempting to turn the traditional model on its head by harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to develop scents.
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Lenker paints in vivid tones—"the process of harnessing pain, loss, and love, while simultaneously letting them go," as she puts it.
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A Hollywood version of history seems as inevitable as harnessing electricity itself, but as usual, film takes some liberties with the facts.
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DISCOVERING and harnessing fire unlocked more nutrition from food, feeding the bigger brains and bodies that are the hallmarks of modern humans.
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Harnessing both their influence and teenagers' innate sense of rebellion, public health may eventually even the playing field with the vaping industry.
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Bots are meant to make people's lives easier, but there's still much to be learned about harnessing the technology and applying it.
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Using a cable shields the photons from interference and is viewed by researchers as a more practical way of harnessing the technology.
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BenevolentAI, a London-based startup, aims to expedite the drug discovery process by harnessing AI to look for patterns in scientific literature.
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What stops scientists from harnessing the power of those units, using the latest biological technology to treat DNA like a writable disk?
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Scientists are harnessing the same technology behind the powerful gene-editing tool CRISPR to develop cheap devices that can quickly diagnose infections.
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But like all of man's technological achievements, from the combustion engine to nuclear power, harnessing quantum comes with potential dangers as well.
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It profoundly affected the evolution of American foreign policy from harnessing American idealism toward policies inconsistent with Russian dignity and nationalistic passion.
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In all, Ethiopia plans to spend some $12 billion on harnessing its rivers for hydro power production in the next two decades.
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But even successful crowdfunding sites do not have a great track record of harnessing the enthusiasm of users to pick good investments.
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Despite shrinking farmlands, American agriculture is producing higher yields through innovation, harnessing cutting edge technology and being responsible stewards of our planet.
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Harnessing agencies' inclination to make new rules, and turning some of that energy towards cutting red tape, is an idea with merit.
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So the party has prospered politically by harnessing its fortunes to racial hostility, which it has not-so-discreetly encouraged for decades.
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Anxiety is a state of negative arousal; the key to harnessing it is using that arousal positively, and turning anxiety into excitement.
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The decision is a subtle but momentous step for Trump, effectively harnessing the presidency's national-security powers for his own political advantage.
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In the spirit of harnessing CRISPR gene drive's power, Esvelt and his colleagues have since developed another approach, dubbed a daisy drive.
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But not for Liu, who's spent the last two decades harnessing the Darwinian ruthlessness of natural selection to create totally novel molecules.
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Drenched in shuddering noise and fleshed out with disembodied roars and crushing downstrokes, "Naked" is a lesson in harnessing tension for evil.
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Wilson's beer works by harnessing a secret ingredient which just so happens to be New York City's most abundant natural resource: people.
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Harnessing technology, and the people to use it, was an over-arching theme at this week's International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC).
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But if the companies succeed, they will be harnessing the advantages and opportunities of a much maligned part of American health care.
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The state with the biggest economy and largest population is harnessing the power and resources of the world's most successful technology companies.
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The state with the biggest economy and largest population is harnessing the power and resources of the world's most successful technology companies.
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The White House is launching a public-private consortium tasked with harnessing supercomputing resources to tackle the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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"Cocoon" might have had a younger cast, but it was still about harnessing alien powers to regain your youth and live forever.
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By harnessing that odd behavior, scientists can instead build a quantum bit, or qubit, which stores a combination of 1 and 0.
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Whether it's avoiding binge-shopping online or staying invested in your 401(k), realize that harnessing your emotions will reap big returns.
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Planned when Brazil was booming, its harnessing of private sector wealth was meant to set the gold standard for a sustainable Olympics.
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Perhaps Franco's two decades of résumé mongering has been in the service of harnessing the real freak he had inside all along.
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There are companies that are doing this — that are harnessing the power of data without treating people as if they were disposable.
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The United States could accept Iran's harnessing nuclear power for civilian use, but any military purpose for its nuclear program was intolerable.
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Only by harnessing market driven measures can we can enhance both the security and the possible benefits of the internet of things.
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But beyond the frustration expressed by those participants, the focus this year has shifted to harnessing the protest energy into something tangible.
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This might seem, as it did to many at the time, a waste of Goethe's genius—like harnessing Pegasus to a cart.
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Similar to other major fashion companies, CEO Lalonde is also banking on harnessing the Internet and digital media to spur sales growth.
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Or rather, they endorsed the idea of harnessing Medicare's massive purchasing power to drive down drug costs for seniors and the disabled.
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Mogherini, a former Italian foreign minister, has won plaudits for harnessing Europe's soft power, traveling the globe like U.S. secretaries of state.
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Credit cards can be a tool for building credit and harnessing rewards when used responsibly, and debit cards can&apost rival that.
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But harnessing his physicality on the block, along with different ways to leverage his speed in a half-court setting, is wise.
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At the same, micro-grids and off-grid power should be expanded in rural areas, harnessing solar, wind and other clean energy sources.
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Scientists are harnessing a global network of radio telescopes to glimpse at the gigantic black hole at the center of the Milky Way.
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To address the deficit, non-profits and others are increasingly harnessing technology to reach disadvantaged communities and plug gaps in traditional education systems.
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Where the Death Star is a monolith, the Gauntlet works by harnessing the power of multiple stones, each powerful in its own right.
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More recently, people have started harnessing EEG as a way to power devices or "read minds" (spoiler: they can't actually read your mind).
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As with these two other incubators, Deep Life is harnessing collective knowledge from a number of existing stakeholders in the life sciences ecosystem.
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But, could Amazon ultimately out price start-ups in harnessing the Finnish tech labor force – and therefore be bad for small business growth?
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The trick now is harnessing the awesome power and convenience of technology, without giving up too much of our brainpower in the bargain.
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As our special report this week explains, firms of all types are harnessing AI to forecast demand, hire workers and deal with customers.
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"Harnessing the power of trade agreements to promote higher wages is the kind of policy all three countries can get behind," Bird said.
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This helps to explain why harnessing the power of transparency to induce greater trust in algorithms is more difficult than one might assume.
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The basic idea is to smash some barriers that limit the speed of existing computers by harnessing the counterintuitive physics of subatomic scales.
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For one thing: "I have no fucking clue what Bill thinks this has to do with harnessing energy from black holes ... " Me neither.
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By harnessing the power of brilliant innovators from around the world, the U.S. video game industry strengthens its contributions to the American economy.
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Harnessing the foundation's platform and networks in the region, Washington provided grants to Buddhist educational and civic groups, and distributed anti-communist propaganda.
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Nuclear energy involves harnessing the decay of naturally occurring radioactive elements in a slow and controlled reaction, creating heat that turns steam turbines.
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In this way, hypnosis can help us get over bad habits, and heartbreak, faster by harnessing our unconscious mind in a direct way.
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The cooperative movement evolves and adapts with every new socioeconomic challenge our country faces and it's time we start harnessing it for good.
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A symbol of America's malaise, it helped propel his insurgent candidacy to the presidency by harnessing beleaguered workers' anger at the status quo.
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Harneet Barweja and Nirmal Save of London's Gunpowder are known for harnessing the flavors of their Indian upbringing in bold and delicious ways.
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His work with the Mescaleros saw him harnessing all of these sounds from around the globe and putting his own spin on them.
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Microsoft's plan is a mix of old and new technology that involves harnessing the unused channels between television broadcasts, known as white spaces.
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Fairer capitalism, less environmental inequality, countering terrorism, harnessing artificial intelligence and plotting a more equal partnership with Africa top his three-day agenda.
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It leads to a financial windfall for the self-professed socialists who are harnessing this rage: $168,800 a month from those subscribers alone.
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"We presented him with a comprehensive plan to tackle climate change, while also simultaneously harnessing the economic potential of green jobs," DiCaprio said.
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It's part of a trend called "immersive fitness," harnessing the power of sound, visuals and sometimes scent to immerse exercisers in different environments.
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That would include restoring and better managing coastal areas, and harnessing natural resources such as mangroves and coral reefs to protect vulnerable islands.
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A former Barclays CEO reinforced his warning that big banks may fall behind in the race towards harnessing new financial technologies like blockchain.
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Bhojwani said the figures present a long-term conversation that Democrats need to have about harnessing the potential voting power of new citizens.
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President Barack Obama built on that by harnessing the power of America's swelling nonwhite constituency, which has doubled since Mr. Clinton's 1992 breakthrough.
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These perturbations were first described in 2013, and in a 2014 paper titled "Explaining and Harnessing Adversarial Examples," researchers demonstrated how flexible they were.
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Not just making our social networks more fun for sharing memes but also harnessing their power to counter terrorist ideologies and online hate speech.
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Immigrants may be powering the tech industry as it stands, but we are miles away from truly harnessing their ideas and innovations at scale.
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Following on from Monbiot's criticism, we might ask if efforts are directed at "sustaining tourism," or instead harnessing tourism for wider sustainable development goals.
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And finally, the world's largest concentrated solar power plant was switched on in Morocco in February 2016, harnessing the power of the African sun.
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Alaska is home to vast amounts of streams, rivers, and other waterways, and we should be harnessing these resources to strengthen our hydropower production.
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Two scientists have been awarded the 2018 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for a method of harnessing the immune system to attack cancer.
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Horseback has always been about investigating dark aspects of the psyche, then harnessing the fruits of that investigation for the work of personal transformation.
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Either way, harnessing the full potential of the app is key to making your work life easier, and maybe even landing a heftier salary.
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But NASA's example of harnessing data to plan the most complicated of journeys — an expedition to Mars — proves that the challenges are not insurmountable.
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Hydrogen bombs work by harnessing energy created by fusing hydrogen atoms together, unlike atomic bombs, which work by tearing apart atoms through atomic fission.
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Those web-based companies are harnessing the power of the internet and data to provide lower-cost, better-tailored programming content directly to consumers.
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Commercial EEG headsets are more like gimmicks It's only recently that people have started harnessing EEG as a way to control technology and devices.
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Harnessing the left-leaning youth vote is strategically important in June's election, considering that the governing Conservative party is widely predicted a landslide victory.
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Why I'm voting for Trump He was harnessing a mood of seething anger at Washington that cut across typical party lines and economic stratas.
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Zuckerberg's genius was harnessing an already existing network and previously developed computer code to allow people to share words and pictures with one another.
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From developing trade ideas to streamlining how things are done internally, financial firms have fully recognized the importance of harnessing massive amounts of information.
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The government must clear and simplify some of the regulatory and statutory barriers that prevent us from fully harnessing the power of these partnerships.
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By harnessing magnetic fields in a special room, your smartphone and other devices can harness the power of electricity without any harm to you.
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Edward Burtynsky's photographs of freeway interchanges, quarries, mines, and dams catalog the devastation we have wrought upon the earth, harnessing the spectacle as artwork.
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"We have created a root-of-trust by harnessing quantum processes in semiconductors to generate unique, unclonable and tamper evident cryptographic keys," says Mossayebi.
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Be smart: Politicians are harnessing internet stories and websites to mislead voters because users are less discerning over what is real and fake online.
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Despite shrinking farmlands, American agriculture is producing higher yields through innovation, harnessing cutting-edge technology and acting as a responsible steward of our planet.
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The 23-year-old Russian embraced his villain role, harnessing the negative energy and using it to fuel a run to the semi-finals.
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Bump stocks allow shooters to unleash a hail of bullets by harnessing the gun's recoil to rapidly pull the trigger and mimic automatic fire.
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A bump stock allows the body of the rifle to slide a short distance back and forth, harnessing the recoil energy of each shot.
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American researchers are starved for data, unlike their colleagues in other countries who are harnessing rivers of information from their more centralized medical systems.
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Now, Kenya is increasingly harnessing that steam to turn generators that can allow it to expand electrical service and power its rapidly growing economy.
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Harnessing information from over 1.3 billion data points, The Echo Nest's algorithms are able to evaluate every single Spotify song according to certain parameters.
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Readers wrote about harnessing the power of their identities when offering an opinion, but without relying on it to do the work for them.
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That way, we can avoid the worst harms that drugs might cause to our relationships, while also potentially harnessing their effects to better ends.
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Associations, non-profits, coalitions, consultants, think-tanks and others involved in the political and policy process are now tasked with harnessing this grassroots capacity.
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By harnessing the power of market forces, a consumption tax on carbon emissions would reduce pollution without relying on the power of government bureaucrats.
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" Beto O'Rourke, who is still considering a campaign, told reporters that the country can't meet "fundamental challenges" without "harnessing the power of the market.
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"For us it's about harnessing the momentum and energy people feel around Pete and turning that into action," a Buttigieg campaign aide told Vox.
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Harnessing technologies, like e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products, to dramatically speed up the decline in cigarette smoking is the opportunity of this century.
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Steeped in Silicon Valley debates about privacy, they wondered if they'd been too timid about harnessing the enormous trove of publicly available voter data.
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Hydrogen bombs differ from other nuclear weapons by harnessing energy created by fusing hydrogen atoms together rather than by tearing atoms apart (atomic fission).
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A slew of new books, not to mention countless blog posts and apps, guarantee a whole new you by harnessing the power of habits.
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Through focused training, experimentation, and exploration, they draw on all disciplines, harnessing innovation and creativity to design for a world that doesn't exist yet.
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Over the course of the last few years, GoSun has introduced a new wave of outdoor eating by harnessing solar power to let you cook.
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Execute a quick-win financial opportunity by harnessing the power of my proprietary CartChain technology to enable logistics, data analysis, and security at scale.2. ???
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Instead Mr. Johnson would hope to win seats by focusing on inciting and harnessing the rage of left-behind Leave voters in traditional Labour areas.
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Open platforms at their core are enabling, harnessing the power (and collective wisdom) of the internet to solve existing problems and create heretofore unimagined experiences.
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While the West should not be quick to lift its sanctions, harnessing Russia's desire to be recognized as a global power is a sound strategy.
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It is largely the product of a technological revolution—the harnessing of digital technology, in particular mobile phones, to provide financial services in developing countries.
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"Homecoming" takes a lighter tone to the last two iterations of Spider-Man, in keeping with Marvel's proclivity for harnessing laughs in its superhero franchise.
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They see themselves as the canny institutionalists civilizing or neutering the system's challengers while harnessing the outsider's energy, appeal, and supporters for their own ends.
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Graffiti artist, Gajin Fujita crafted a certain urban escape in the artistry of tagging, harnessing the landscape of LA to develop his own artistic voice.
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Harnessing wind energy is both cost-effective and environmentally friendly, so why is Rick Perry going out of his way to undermine clean energy programs?
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"[The fragrance is] composed entirely of natural elements, harnessing the healing and even mystical powers of plants, flowers, and barks," a quote from Paltrow reads.
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Two new studies in Science demonstrate potentially groundbreaking applications for carbon nanotubes: filtering water even better than nature itself, and harnessing energy from ocean waves.
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Yet it is also about the harnessing the love we had for those we lost and turning them into something bigger — turning it into change.
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Integrative physicians typically favor "natural" medicine—harnessing the power of Mother Nature using vitamins, minerals, herbs, and other substances—as opposed to synthetic pharmaceutical drugs.
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The Body's incredibly abrasive new full-length release, No One Deserves Happiness really takes the cake, though, in terms of harnessing that perpetual black mood.
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He was an avatar not only with regard to music, but in harnessing the power of technology to move pop culture in the Digital Age.
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"My art is about energy, the transmutation of energy, the harnessing of energy, and the power of energy through materiality," Albuquerque tells The Creators Project.
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CAR companies have long talked a good game when it comes to harnessing technology that threatens to undermine the business of making and selling vehicles.
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By harnessing the power of everyday things, like water, sewage, human feces and footsteps, these startups are attempting to make clean energy accessible and affordable.
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Harnessing the seduction of agility, it further privatizes and obscures the distribution of "charitable" funds, offering, in true technocapitalist form, no opportunity for public input.
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One local company wants to build a series of enormous dams housing dozens of hydroelectric power turbines along the Welsh coast, harnessing the region's tides.
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Strongmen exploiting their celebrity, projecting uncompromising bravado, harnessing popular discontent with promises to overturn the current order, have always been a basic ingredient of politics.
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Some of these links even exist in blind people's brains – and harnessing such intuitions and expectations can provide a gateway into the world of vision.
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Medical technology is now harnessing this technology and building tiny organs, or "organoids," using the same techniques, but with stem cells as the production material.
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I applied a protective coating on the work, harnessing myself on to the lift and spraying the mural with two solid coats of ultraviolet protection.
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Empowering and harnessing a community of American voters' and directing them to ways they could help was the only way we were going to win.
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Saudi officials also agreed to work with SoftBank on what they said would be the world's biggest solar-power project, harnessing the country's abundant sunshine.
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In recent years, they squeezed profits from new, premium offerings and by harnessing a shift, driven by millennials, toward valuing experiences more highly than goods.
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This is harnessing a leading website in return for regulatory favors by the minister of communications and the director general of the Ministry of Communications.
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Harvard University law Professor Adrian Vermeule recently proposed co-opting liberal institutions and harnessing them to impose Catholic social and political doctrines upon everyone else.
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Kyle Richards is one clever chick ... she's figured out an angle to pump up viewership for "Celebrity Apprentice" ... and it involves harnessing the Trump haters.
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They are following Europe, where a sweeping privacy law took effect in May, harnessing the popular backlash against American tech giants like Facebook and Google.
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But a bump stock allows the body of the rifle to slide a short distance back and forth, harnessing the recoil energy of each shot.
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Scientists in the 1930s had discovered that those chemicals mimicked a plant's growth hormone, but they had been unsuccessful in harnessing its growth-inducing powers.
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Elzinga tells TechCrunch that harnessing the collective intelligence of its network to predict things like employee turnover is perhaps one of its strongest value propositions.
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And Guatemala and the United States have far more to gain by harnessing the economic, social and political capital these migrants bring back with them.
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Here are some options: HARNESSING POWER FROM INDEPENDENTS Eskom's nominal generating capacity is around 27,22014 MW. But it also procures electricity from independent power producers.
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Staying self-aware and harnessing that choice gives us strength, or even power, over our own situation and often influences those around us as well.
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However, open data advocates may have found that shining a spotlight and harnessing social media can be powerful tools for protecting our national digital resources.
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With a refined strategy for harnessing the rise of streaming, where young listeners flock to rap, Migos is now zooming at an even higher level.
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"There's no reason why Canada shouldn't be harnessing the generosity of private citizens," said Michelle Rempel, the Conservative Party's leader on immigration and refugee policy.
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The sections on climate change and Black Lives Matter operate in thematically similar ways: they show activist movements harnessing the power of new media platforms.
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Even if Trump gets his way, states like California will keep pushing forward with decarbonization anyway, harnessing the growth of wind and solar and efficiency.
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What's new now is that we finally have a tool for harnessing gene drives for our own purposes, such as to spread disease resistance to mosquitoes.
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Lady Gaga's harnessing of that distinctly Euro aesthetic for her music sent the sound into the mainstream in 2008 and 2009, but it wasn't there yet.
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Unless they believe in someone like LSU's Deon Jones harnessing his tools into better NFL production, that player may not be readily available at this point.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is trying to boost the city's cybersecurity market by tapping into its large student population and harnessing new investment.
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Joachim Löw understood this better than Podolski's club coaches, and so the Germany boss found a more complete solution to the conundrum of harnessing Podolski's skills.
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Harnessing the power of 3D scanning and printing technology, in addition to augmented reality, King Children aims to create custom frames that fit your face perfectly.
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The idea of harnessing blood in a mass-produced, easy-to-store, and sweetened form to treat anemia wasn't a crazy idea, says hematologist Thomas DeLoughery.
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Thankfully, a lot has changed with the former two options and more and more brands are taking a scientific approach to studying and harnessing natural ingredients.
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And now the Get Out star, 29, is harnessing her style power for good, teaming up with Horizons National for the 10 Days of Giving Campaign.
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Many activists argue his victory came by harnessing privilege, deeply offending and disregarding various communities on his way to the most powerful seat in the country.
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Coinbase, Circle, Polymath, Robinhood and other newer players are better suited to harnessing the stepchange elements of security tokens — particularly asset interoperability and imaginative security design.
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But a new program in the UK is harnessing the technology to help jurors in criminal cases experience and relate to crime scenes during evidence presentations.
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The Japanese government hopes it will be a model for harnessing the country's robotics expertise to help cope with a swelling elderly population and dwindling workforce.
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Its smart management of local storage by harnessing the cloud is something that much bigger companies like Apple, Google and Samsung should have been doing already.
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""These figures show harnessing Scotland's plentiful onshore wind potential can provide clean green electricity for millions of homes across not only Scotland, but England as well.
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Two experts consulted for this piece stated that on a purely technical level, ISIS is the most successful cult at harnessing the power of the internet.
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Essentially, it's harnessing the feelings of your sexual experiences — all the tension, expectation, and pleasure that often comes with having sex — to focus on your desires.
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Rather than target the cancer cells directly, the vaccine acts as a form of immunotherapy, harnessing the body's own immune system to fight the cancer instead.
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By portraying "healthy eating as a way to 'stick it to the man,'" researchers promoted smarter food choices by harnessing the powerful adolescent drive for autonomy.
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Mel Chin was awarded for "harnessing the power of art to raise awareness of social concerns through a practice that defies categorization," according the MacArthur Foundation.
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That's a rambling preamble to Karl Lagerfeld's latest Fendi show — in short, illustrating that harnessing the natural might of water is a symbol of absolute power.
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Similar strides have been made in harnessing wind energy sources, with onshore wind costing $40 per mWh and offshore wind sources in 2017 priced at $60.
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If that happens, just know that a successful break is not an act of human strength, but rather a matter of harnessing the power of water.
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"They're being tried throughout the cloud, and when you hear about machine learning, you are almost certainly hearing about the harnessing of Nvidia semiconductors," Cramer said.
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The alternative names for a colonic (intestinal lavage, colonic hydrotherapy, colonic irrigation, or colon cleansing) hint at the reason: harnessing the alleged cleansing powers of water.
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It's also right smack on time, coming at a moment when politicians are again harnessing Islamophobia and fear of the unfamiliar for an electoral power-up.
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In the case of Luke, yeah, he's a strong intimidating black man and sometimes he tries to run away from that instead of harnessing that power.
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The ultimate goal behind harnessing all this compute power is to help develop a vaccine for COVID-19 by modeling how the virus's proteins move around.
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By automating the achievement of your goal, you will guarantee your success by harnessing the power of your mental laziness in service of your financial health.
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An airport in South Africa is harnessing the power of the sun with a solar facility that satisfies about 40 percent of the airport's energy demand.
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He campaigned vigorously on the ground, and by winning Iowa, he turned an unlikely run into a successful presidential campaign by harnessing the media&aposs attention.
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These policies recognize the imperative to grow the country's workforce by harnessing the economic potential of women — a long underutilized segment of Japan's working-age population.
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A coalition of conservative groups is harnessing the outrage and money of its grass-roots networks to defend President Trump against a fast-moving impeachment inquiry.
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The progressive challenge of our time lies not in dismissing national pride but in harnessing national solidarity in order to create a fairer, more just society.
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The Other Shore is just another solid addition to their already rich discography, one that sees them perfectly harnessing their truly unique style of goth-folk.
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Medvedev has not just accepted the villain role but embraced it, harnessing the negative energy and using it to fuel a run to the quarter-finals.
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This isn't necessarily a bad spot; there are artists who would kill for the capacity to create albums harnessing the dense sonics of any given OVO release.
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Whether it's a local brewery or a big beer conglomerate, harnessing the power of fermentation requires more than just a hankering for a cold can of suds.
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People who were the best at harnessing their social intelligence to interpret, predict—and influence—the behavior of others became more successful than those who were not.
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Soccer is worth billions - Russia paid $22007 billion to host the World Cup - so harnessing even a tiny fraction of the industry's global worth could change lives.
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A company called Khethworks is trying to fix the problem by harnessing one of the causes — the intense sunlight that's in plentiful supply almost all year round.
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Harnessing the power of empathy, some suggest, could go a long way toward solving problems like racism and sexism, and help us better understand non-neurotypical people.
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It's an experiment I did for years with the goal of better identifying and reducing my "rocking chair" fretting while better harnessing the useful kind of worry.
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"Just like our existing investors, Michelin shares our understanding of travel in the 21st century: to plan and book online while also sustainably harnessing existing rental resources."
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The instrumentals, she says, are something of a "Trojan horse," harnessing the language of contemporary pop music to spread the message of the album far and wide.
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VIDEO: Zoe Saldana 7 For All Mankind Jeans And finally, Chung is harnessing all those years spent working on fashion collaborations into her own namesake brand, Alexachung.
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Because the achievement gap is a mosaic of different challenges, some startups are focused more on teaching tech skills and harnessing available tech to improve student support.
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The big picture: The state is harnessing its increasingly diverse population to offset the long-held perception that Florida is a destination only for retirees and vacationers.
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Harnessing the power of their snot guns will not only shed light on the worm's rich evolutionary past, it can also inform the future of human microtechnologies.
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Nevertheless, researchers said indigenous peoples and campaigners working with them are harnessing technology as well to expose illegal deforestation or land use and seek remedies and justice.
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Yet De Bruyckere maintains a certain tenderness with it, harnessing compassion and even warmth, and we can almost hear a silent breath emanating from the hollow body.
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If his defence of Saudi foreign policy was unrepentant, even more striking was his ambition to remake the entire Saudi state by harnessing the power of markets.
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For hair curling and straightening, have we been harnessing the power of the sun when we really should have been tapping into the power of the wind!?
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They've been very committed to a lot of great social causes, but they're selling them so short by not harnessing this incredible passion that their employees have.
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These photographers' relatively small investment has enabled them to take shots only capable with extremely expensive equipment, while harnessing the power of the booming Chinese wedding industry.
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People who were the best at harnessing their social intelligence to interpret, predict — and influence — the behavior of others became more successful than those who were not.
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Instead, federal authorities say he built his wealth by harnessing the dark side of digital currency — using it to fund a vast underground marketplace of illegal activity.
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Eventually, solar-sail technology could enable researchers on Earth to maneuver a spacecraft much like skippers steer sailboats, harnessing the sun's rays to travel in any direction.
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Beth Noveck, director of the Governance Lab at New York University, said harnessing new technology to engage the wider public in drafting laws was "a global phenomenon".
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When another event does take place, it's nearly derailed by unsuccessful crowd control, in what feels like a metaphor for the challenges of harnessing the popular will.
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Indeed there is inexplicable and staunch institutional resistance in Puerto Rico to harnessing solar energy, which is now cost-competitive with traditional electricity-generation and spreading globally.
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An unburdened market is an effective administrator, harnessing the power of competition as a tool to foster an environment of low prices, consumer choice and constant innovation.
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Now researchers are trying to understand the adaptations that facilitate bears' winter snooze in hopes of harnessing them for new medical treatments, the New York Times reports.
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In Acts of Appearance, masks play a dramatic role, at times harnessing the revelatory power of allegory as a device to evidence social tensions and systemic failure.
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I think striking the balance between documentary theater and harnessing the full potential of theater was something we all had to work very closely together to achieve.
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This could well turn out to be the most magical trick of all: harnessing all this advanced technology to slow us down and make us wonder again.
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If Toy Story 22 was an example of Disney harnessing generative nostalgia, however, its so-called "live-action" remake of The Lion King was just the opposite.
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I might have to call my parents and come out all over again, because I'm currently harnessing so much gayness that it feels like I'm hiding something.
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The neural engine and image signal processor then combine these on a pixel-by pixel-basis into your image, harnessing the power of the A13 Bionic chip.
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Now outside groups are pouring gobs of cash into digital ads in the hopes of harnessing progressive rage and turning the courts into a major 22019 issue.
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Now outside groups are pouring gobs of cash into digital ads in the hopes of harnessing progressive rage and turning the courts into a major 2020 issue.
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But the race is likely to turn on whether he can energize Democrats and win over independents by harnessing widespread distaste for Mr. Trump around the state.
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Harnessing the power of social media, the startup had managed to use crowdfunding to get around the problem of financing that plagues so many companies in sextech.
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They used the theory to anticipate the existence of new particles like the Higgs boson, and now they're harnessing its rules to build technologies like quantum computers.
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Yet no one has come up with a satisfactory and sustainable way of harnessing the internet to satisfy all these parties without descending into sleaze and clickbait.
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International firms including Orsted, oil and gas company Equinor and Germany's RWE are looking to Poland as the next big growth market for harnessing wind at sea.
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At the time of the announcement, the Obamas said in a statement that they were looking forward to harnessing "the power of storytelling" to promote common values.
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By harnessing the positive power of consensual marriages, companies and couples can make an enormous difference in the lives of young women and girls around the world.
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On the contrary, Japan is harnessing two of its assets — one long underutilized and the other a long-standing source of strength — to support continued economic expansion.
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Anna Aurilio, Environment America Aurilio is an active voice against President Trump's environmental policy, harnessing the grass-roots organizing power that has been Environment America's calling card.
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Beyond harnessing the illustrative advantages of images, as demonstrated by Stevens's work, the show is also making the point that Botticelli's paintings are a lot like cartoons.
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Many also charged that the party's next challenge is corralling and harnessing the myriad tech-focused groups that have sprung out of Silicon Valley to oppose Trump.
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New Glass Now gives voice to a new generation of artists and designers who are harnessing the possibilities of glass to respond to our complex contemporary moment.
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Not surprisingly, all of that activity has also generated a lot of data on reading habits, and this week, Goodreads began harnessing of that data to sell books.
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Tech analytics firm CB Insights unearthed a trio of Facebook patents focused on harnessing the emotions of its users published by the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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At Norway's biggest oil refinery, a startup called CO2Bio is harnessing greenhouse gases to culture algae that can then be harvested as a sustainable source of fish feed.
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Convenience is great, yes — but so was a community of devoted, partially deranged viewers, willing to place their trust in showrunners harnessing a narrative with a runaway imagination.
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No organization exemplifies that notion of harnessing private industry tools for public good more than mRelief, a non-profit launching in the latest Y-Combinator batch of companies.
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The approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration confirms Merck's leading position in the hot area of medicines that fight tumors by harnessing the body's immune system.
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Or did we just witness Laura transform in to pure inchoate fury and blow out of the Black Lodge by harnessing the energy of all her accumulated rage?
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But harnessing these technologies means not just putting them to use; it means providing a stable platform on which the nonzero-sum games they facilitate can be played.
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Harry Belafonte, the actor and singer who founded Sankofa, believes harnessing the power of celebrity for social change is essential as the country becomes "desensitized" to police violence.
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The first is the African Union Summit in Ethiopia, where African leaders will adopt recommendations on this year's theme of "harnessing the demographic dividend" -- the growing youth population.
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Their goal is harnessing the youthful energy of what Feinblatt calls "the mass shooting generation," which has organized school walkouts and protests in Washington and across the country.
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HARNESSING RENEWABLES The IEA recommended changing how power is distributed, with mini-grids and stand-alone systems like household solar playing a larger role in complementing traditional grids.
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If humanity can achieve the truest form of love, which is total selflessness, then we will achieve a breakthrough of similarly transformative power to the harnessing of fire.
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A public-private partnership, it uses tax dollars to incent an activity that otherwise does not happen while harnessing the entrepreneurial spirit and accountability of the private sector.
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Even more impactful than dietary changes, however, is harnessing the power of the wind and waves via tidal-energy systems and offshore wind farms, the HLP group said.
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Retro design, particularly '80s fare, has become popular in recent years and now Motorola is harnessing one of the era's legends to boost its once prominent mobile profile.
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Many also charged that the party's next challenge is corralling and harnessing the myriad of tech-focused groups that have sprung out of Silicon Valley to oppose Trump.
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But if this is a movement, it is not yet one showing signs of outlasting the presidential election and harnessing the power of Sanders supporters for other battles.
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In a 2015 interview with Anil Prasad of the website Innerviews, Mr. Emerson explained his adaptations of classical music and jazz as purely a matter of harnessing force.
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We're excited to see more and more global organizations use Glint to transform their approach to business success, harnessing the collective power of their people to improve results.
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Her FIERCE OPTIMISM: Seven Secrets for Playing Nice and Winning Big (Dey Street/Morrow, $26.99) is about harnessing the power of decency to climb the ladders of success.
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Photonics is the science of creating and "harnessing" light and other energy whose base unit is the photon, according to The National Center for Optics and Photonics Education.
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Diplomats are classic organizers, harnessing all the levers of American influence, investing in alliances, mobilizing coalitions, endlessly adapting institutions and managing the gray area between peace and war.
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In addition, building policies in general should be reviewed so that contractors are obliged to incorporate green features such as rain-harvesting and harnessing natural light, he said.
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"The DNC is committed to harnessing its resources to protect the democratic process in the U.S., but we can't do it alone," the group said in a statement.
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Only a few years ago, the long-held dream of harnessing the strong, steady gusts off the Atlantic coast to make electricity seemed destined to remain just that.
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The overtones and harmonies, the polarities in the sound, the physicality of the instrument, the unparalleled touch—harnessing the beast that is, and can be, a grand piano.
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They all should be networked into a confederation, harnessing the sea and sun — with joint commissions to manage water, energy and food security — that would create healthy interdependencies.
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Harnessing public-private partnerships to expand urban renewable energy grids and increase energy access in remote areas is also something the Nordics and the US can do together.
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I don't see how we're able to meet any of the fundamental challenges that we have as a country without in part harnessing the power of the market.
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He doesn't understand the damage his wall and deportation surge will do to the economy and the American character, or maybe he just cares more about harnessing bigotry.
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A bump stock is an attachment that makes it easier to fire rounds from a semi-automatic weapon by harnessing the gun's recoil to "bump" the trigger faster.
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I have had a career not making the political plans, but I have had I a career harnessing the inspiration and the motivation and the excitement of people.
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The fabric body is constructed so that it influences how the air moves inside that body, essentially harnessing air pressure to "animate" the work in certain, specific ways.
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More recently, many organic farmers have been switching practices — harnessing techniques like integrated pest management and making better use of insect predators — to get this cost differential down.
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Enriching nuclear material is a crucial step in harnessing the atom to generate electricity and in building the most devastating weapon humanity has ever devised, the atomic bomb.
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Biden, a devout Catholic, has said he believes the world could be on the edge of a breakthrough in harnessing supercomputing and data analysis to find cures and therapies.
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The hacker then controls the network remotely, harnessing the bots' combined power to carry out denial-of-service attacks or spam campaigns that scam targets out of their money.
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Instead, they're harnessing the power of social media to cultivate their own fanbases — often operating as one-person studios who sell directly to their loyal fans with specific tastes.
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Financial technology, commonly known as fintech, has exploded globally since 2008, with capital pouring into start-ups that are trying to make investing cheaper and easier by harnessing technology.
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In turn, harnessing and leveraging such technology needs to extend beyond the interests of venture capitalists, investment groups and entrepreneurs — and also be a priority on a geopolitical scale.
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Some cancer medicines use a similar approach to attack tumors by harnessing the immune system, but this approach hasn't yet been proven safe and effective for people with HIV.
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Ambient energy harnessing has to date focused on a variety of natural, non-human produced sources such as solar energy, geothermal energy, wind, waves, river currents and so on.
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President Donald Trump's administration has said oil-rich Iraq must become more self-reliant for its electricity, including by harnessing gas energy and reducing flaring at oil production sites.
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Apple's celebrity-driven marketing push doesn't just extend to the iPhone and Apple TV: The company is harnessing the power of fame to push the Apple Watch as well.
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Harnessing up to belt out 2017 single "Beautiful Trauma," for this year's American Music Awards, the singer made quick work of an aerial routine alongside six highly talented dancers.
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The company's well-received Vive headset is getting its very own "Business Edition," the Vive BE, which is targeted at companies interested in harnessing virtual reality for commercial purposes.
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This research comes as part of the Salk Institute's Harnessing Plants Initiative, which seeks to use plants to capture carbon from the atmosphere and store it in the ground.
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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim told Reuters on Thursday that he wants to push the Washington-based lender's business model towards harnessing more private capital for development finance.
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LONDON — From 100 Happy Days to the ALS ice bucket challenge, Facebook viral initiatives have a track record of harnessing social media engagement to raise awareness of worthy causes.
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One of those is harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the efficiency of wind and solar by using machine learning programs to enhance predictability of generation and grid stability.
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One area where this is likely to have an impact is in harnessing "foiling" technology, where the America's Cup boats "fly" above the water on foils, cutting water resistance.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accuses Gulen of orchestrating the failed putsch and harnessing an extensive network of schools, charities and businesses in Turkey and abroad to infiltrate state institutions.
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But Nye, who recently authored the book, "Unstoppable: Harnessing Science to Change the World," predicted that shifting demographics will eventually force politicians to acknowledge climate change and address it.
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"I'm very bullish on offshore wind, and harnessing this renewable resource is a big part of the Trump administration's made in America energy strategy," Zinke said in a statement.
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Today, agtech startup Indigo launched a probiotic-covered seed called Indigo Cotton, which promises to reduce how much water a cotton plant needs by harnessing the power of microbes.
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So when Nanavati came on as chief technology officer at Moda, he knew a key step to solving a pressing problem in the fashion industry was harnessing consumer information.
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Other biotech benefits include improving the shelf life of agriculture products, thereby reducing food loss and waste, as well as harnessing natural microbes to reduce methane emissions from livestock.
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Mika Brzezinski, agreeing with Axios' story yesterday about the global surge in women's empowerment, sent me this note about harnessing universal female energy in the quest for true empowerment.
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One of those is harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the efficiency of wind and solar by using machine learning programmes to enhance predictability of generation and grid stability.
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While Ms. Newman fell short, her attempt at harnessing the new wave of activism on the left illustrated the way forward for party insurgents, particularly in overwhelmingly Democratic districts.
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He and his researchers are also harnessing A.I. to discover molecules that could cure diseases, to detect gender bias in textbooks and to predict when natural disasters will happen.
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But Governor Brown has the opportunity to make his biggest impact yet by harnessing the power of forests to reduce carbon dioxide pollution, the principal cause of global warming.
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And now through Care in Action, the advocacy branch of the group, it is focusing on harnessing the political power of the people — largely women of color — it represents.
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His band of brothers reflect his domination of the Republican Party and his success in harnessing his connection with the grassroots as a lever to control lawmakers in Washington.
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Harnessing their network of some 700 donors, the Koch network has been working toward a 85033 cycle budget of some $889 million to spend on conservative causes and politics.
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AI has emerged as a powerful technology, with big tech companies investing billions into its development and harnessing it to build everything from self-driving cars to voice assistants.
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The Zimbabwe government already appears to be harnessing the internet to its advantage, using software to surveil opponents and sending armies of trolls against its critics, Mr. Hove said.
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Hillary Clinton on Monday announced the launch of Onward Together, a new political group aimed at advancing progressive causes by harnessing grass-roots opposition to President Trump's policies. Mrs.
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That is why I believe we must focus on harnessing Alaska's potential for innovative energy development and create a long-term, sustainable energy plan that works for our country.
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Mankind's methods for conjuring and harnessing fire have remained largely the same since the caveman days—rub two things together to make a spark, ignite flammable material, enjoy fire.
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"***Flawless," one of the most memorable songs from the album, is an anthem about independence and feminism, but it&aposs also Beyoncé realizing her own power and harnessing it.
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By harnessing the power of competition— including a requirement that wind, solar, fuel cells, and other clean energy options compete against each other—renewable energy prices were driven down.
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Instead, they are proposing an epic and fiscally irresponsible giveaway to large corporations, rather than focusing on harnessing the economic power of our nation's actual job creators—small businesses.
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Harnessing these forces in dog whistle slogans such as "We want our country back," the Leave campaign has contributed to the mainstreaming of the anti-immigration far-right rhetoric.
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We certainly don't condone violence, but it's one of many examples of just how talented Kim is at harnessing her emotions into an energy that's not only infectious, but effective.
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Harnessing the empathic potential of virtual reality as a medium, The Art of Dying assembles the work of over two dozen artists to probe the most inscrutable of human conditions.
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What you don't know is that, more than just about anyone else in tech, Wennmachers is the person responsible for harnessing that prototype to build the legend of Silicon Valley.
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Particularly when it comes to harnessing this information to identify growing trends and user behavior, uncovering new insights and fine-tuning operations to make smarter decisions and meet business goals.
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If you cannot tell at first glance, these symmetrical images are the creations of two bodies, intertwined and harnessing every curve and crevice in order to form shapes and typography.
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For Snap, a move to the desktop represents a way to extend its reach into users' lives, while harnessing the advantages the company has built up in augmented reality filters.
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Dr Zhang and Dr Sternberg have now demonstrated programmable CRISPR-Cas gene-editing systems that do just this by harnessing a protein encoded by a jumping gene known as Tn7.
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The prematurity center at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, is harnessing the knowledge of cardiologists and biomedical engineers who have developed pacemakers for the heart to study uterine contractions.
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"We presented him with a comprehensive plan to tackle climate change, while also simultaneously harnessing the economic potential of green jobs," DiCaprio recalled, in remarks reported by the Hartford Courant.
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Mid-sized cities — such as Columbus, Kansas City and Phoenix — are harnessing smart city projects to attract attract workers and the startups and big companies that want to employ them.
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Tikka and Leilah are both Brights, incredibly powerful beings capable of harnessing a magic wand without immediately blowing up, which is what happens to non-Brights when they touch wands.
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BenevolentAI has grown rapidly since it was founded in 2013, mirroring growing interest across the pharmaceuticals industry in harnessing the power of AI to speed up drug discovery and development.
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Victoria's Secret has shown itself to have the power to change industry norms, and frustration often arises because its critics see the company not harnessing that power to effect change.
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Peloton offered a unique take on the space, harnessing technology to provide a state of the art version of the phenomenon from the comfort (and privacy) of the user's home.
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Noticing the energy and enthusiasm of participants in a Caribbean cooking class at the hostel, she thought there might be a way of harnessing their interest and passion for cooking.
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Andras Forgacs is the CEO and co-founder of Modern Meadow, the Brooklyn-based startup that is harnessing design, biology and engineering to produce the world's first sustainable biofabricated leather.
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Erdogan accuses Gulen of staging the attempted putsch, harnessing his extensive network of schools, charities and businesses built up in Turkey and abroad over decades to create a "parallel structure".
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Ali Mogharabi, an analyst at Morningstar, told CNBC on Tuesday that Twitter has started to hire the right people and is getting smarter about harnessing its data for machine learning.
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While Mechanical Turk isn't the silver bullet that psychology researchers had hoped, harnessing its benefits and offsetting its costs will ensure the future of online data collection is still bright.
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For people who do practice witchcraft, though, the full moon is viewed as a powerful time to perform sex magic, or harnessing sexual energy through orgasms to manifest your intentions.
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Besides being very pretty to stare at, the gown embodies this poetically fine line between time-honored techniques and tech-harnessing machine work that Manus x Machina aims to underscore.
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"What's most alarming is how populist leaders and far-right groups have grown adept not only at creating viral disinformation but also at harnessing networks that disseminate it," Abramowitz said.
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By harnessing the sense of outrage and urgency in our communities, we can make the second half of 2016 just the beginning of a progressive turning point in our politics.
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By harnessing the efforts of these sectors to leverage the economic potential of a young population empowered by technology, there is every reason to view Egypt through an optimistic prism.
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Pictured above (from left to right): Ara Katz, Raja Dhir Seed Health engineers microbiome-based products harnessing bacteria to create dietary supplements that improve a wide range of health outcomes.
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He closed by describing the rebalancing of the Chinese economy from one dependent on exports to one that will shift toward harnessing the spending power of over one billion people.
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Emmanuelle Charpentier, who, along with Jennifer Doudna, were instrumental in harnessing the CRISPR mechanism (a defense system that evolved in bacteria) into a technology, said inviting public commentary is critical.
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One level deeper: Harnessing information through blockchain, Internet of Things and artificial intelligence will "empower consumers to have more choices to meet their energy needs," Hassenboehler said in a statement.
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PanTheryx focuses on harnessing the power of bovine colostrum, a milky fluid found in the breasts of cows just before they give birth, to create drugs that target the microbiome.
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It isn't correcting words I've already formed in my head; it's coming up with them for me, by harnessing the predictive power of deep learning, a subset of machine learning.
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"By focusing on approved drugs and harnessing the power of AI we've been able to make the rare disease drug discovery process a faster and more efficient one," he claims.
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Proponents of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin say the digital money and the public ledger technology underneath — known as blockchain — will revolutionize our daily lives, from transacting to harnessing personal data.
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The leap in Offill's work is how she imagines expanding this circle of domestic care to include the world, harnessing this powerful, private force and releasing it into the collective.
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The software giant plans to announce on Tuesday that it is harnessing the unused channels between television broadcasts, known as white spaces, to help get more of rural America online.
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Executives largely see the industry dominated by fewer large players than today; wealth managers (who still exist) regularly harnessing artificial intelligence; and advisers taking on a more concierge-like role.
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Lifted is on a mission to change this by harnessing the power of technology and data to transform the quality of care and improve the lives of carers and families.
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Kent Heyman, CEO of digital content solutions company ISM Connect explains how minor league baseball is harnessing the power of technology to create a sprawling business with a nationwide footprint.
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And in Italy, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi was readying a trip to the US to receive Obama's blessing after harnessing hope and change as a successful political message of his own.
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Both sides would get a look at how the other is harnessing nuclear power for peaceful purposes, opening the door that there can be trust around issues of even greater importance.
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It's early days, so it's too soon to tell, but this very logical step toward harnessing mobile technology in the age of sports analytics is too full of potential to ignore.
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We are no longer living out the legacy of Weber's edifying tale of Puritan spiritual entrepreneurship, harnessing the ascetic labors of the Old World to conquer a fledgling colonial-mercantile economy.
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Envisioned as a Norian commune consisting of prefabricated hexagonal housing, Brewster's idea recalls those of Buckminster Fuller, harnessing the power of one shape to form a utopian village of the future.
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This year's Nobel prize for economic sciences—awarded to Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmström—celebrates their study of economic power, and the tricky business of harnessing it to useful economic ends.
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"We work very closely with our local content review and moderation team in harnessing our algorithms to review and take down inappropriate content," a Helo spokesperson told local newspaper Hindustan Times.
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Harnessing our suite of proprietary analytics tools, the digital team at Burson-Marsteller examined Clinton and Kaine's Twitter followers to better understand what Clinton gains by adding Kaine to her ticket.
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So to get actual wind turbines to blossom in the Southeast, the generators themselves have to see their prices shrink further and get better at harnessing more marginal sources of wind.
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In 2017, #makethefuture will continue on making a positive change in Brazil, where Insolar are harnessing the power of the plentiful sun to bring sustainable lighting to community areas of favela.
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Many companies are harnessing new types of sophisticated software, big data, mobile applications and even artificial intelligence to re-train workers so they stay relevant, and employed, into the coming decades.
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Tang has also talked about adding digital-only wellness offerings, harnessing the skills of its practitioners where a face-to-face booking isn't needed, in addition to a planned content push.
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Likewise, Mirza's project, known simply as Stone Circle, seems frozen in time, juxtaposing long-forgotten cosmological and ritual uses for art with newfangled ways of harnessing and relating to the heavens.
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While Jurassic Wood is harnessing the excitement over the impending release of the latest Jurassic World, it's also an indicator of how popular dinosaur porn has become as its own subgenre.
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"eBay is one of the pioneers in harnessing technology to level the playing field by creating a global marketplace that is truly inclusive and diverse," Hooper-Campbell said in a release.
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In fact, today lasers are an essential part of modern telecommunications, guidance systems, computers, medical treatments (including surgery), civil construction, astronomy, weaponry, harnessing nuclear fusion for energy, and much, much more.
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"They couldn't take the heat, so I killed 'em," she explained, before lip-syncing to Evanescence's "Bring Me to Life" in her signature hair-whipping, earth-shaking, divine feminine-harnessing style.
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I.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) are harnessing the current scrutiny of Wells Fargo to push for a bill that would control the unfettered use of performance pay by public corporations.
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The project, called "Harnessing the Small Satellite Revolution," is meant to spur collaboration between government agencies, including NASA, and the private sector to find practical uses for small satellites, or smallsats.
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Other efforts, less ambitious but still similarly geared towards harnessing the talents and energies of otherwise unconnected people for purposeful ends, have yielded impressive results as well, and thus further lessons.
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Chinese and Russian military planners closely watched the American victory in the First Gulf War and came to the conclusion that harnessing space is critical for achieving network-centric warfare, i.e.
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And given that Hamas has said it wants to see the destruction of the Jewish state and the "evacuation" of its citizens, the movement may only be harnessing non-violence temporarily.
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Moreover, using a public-private partnership approach, while harnessing the expertise of the private sector, also shifts the risk of the possible downsizing of the federal government to the private sector.
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By harnessing data and working with the tech sector, web providers and social media sites, Europol can tap into networks with much more clout and reach than any traffickers, he added.
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With Plouffe running advocacy, CZI might have the storyteller it needs to inspire government, other philanthropists and the public to cooperate in harnessing the Zuckerberg fortune for the benefit of humanity.
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Innovation and entrepreneurship, driven by new market incentives, can change this narrative by attacking the underlying drivers of climate change at the source of emissions and by harnessing existing market demands.
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"Harnessing the innovative capabilities of U.S. companies like GE is an essential component of our strategy to expand economic ties and increase foreign investment to help Iraq rebuild," the official said.
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They have 35 to 40,000 young people, who call themselves citizen scientists, who are actually harnessing the buzz of creativity and well-being, not only for themselves but for their children.
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But for now, health care providers seem ready just to take the first step—harnessing the emerging capabilities of whole genome sequencing to help babies with dire symptoms and no diagnosis.
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This last sentiment is one the folks at Crooked Media really ran with, harnessing the media frenzy around the Obama portraits to put out a national call for Donald Trump portraits.
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"By harnessing the power of A.I., we've developed a fingerprint to find 'bad' characteristics around people's arteries," Antoniades, who is also British Heart Foundation senior clinical fellow at the university, added.
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Faced with the prospect of catastrophic climate change, we need to better understand the benefits and dangers of 20th-century ideas about harnessing great rivers before damming even more of them.
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The salon's curator, Patricia Kamp, pointed to the irony that, in an exhibition exploring the alienation from nature in modern society, virtual reality represents a crucial means of harnessing younger visitors.
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India is also taking the lead in harnessing renewable resources through efforts like the International Solar Alliance, which has brought together several nations to leverage solar energy for a sustainable future.
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Harnessing a backlash A generation ago, these differing female responses to evolving gender roles helped conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly organize the backlash that contributed to blocking the proposed Equal Rights Amendment.
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The plaudit marks the president's most recent stab at harnessing his newfound camaraderie with the rapper to trumpet the victories for minority communities Trump claims to have achieved during his presidency.
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The Kardashian-Jenner women have built their legacy by harnessing the power of social media, weaponizing radical transparency, and lionizing vanity — leaning farther and farther into this strategy as time passes.
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" Dr. Francis S. Collins, the director of the National Institutes of Health, said that harnessing the power of a patient's immune system in this way was a "marvel of modern medicine.
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It's Facebook's past "affinity marketing," which enabled marketers to select racial and ethnic groups to directly exclude from marketing efforts, harnessing the power of big data in all of the wrong ways.
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"We pride ourselves on being premium in every way including harnessing technology in the food space like never before, restaurant selection, consumer experience and customer service," Aron said in the statement Tuesday.
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Venture capital firms, pharmaceutical companies and public stock offerings have already injected a billion dollars into companies harnessing the technology to engineer drugs, speed up livestock breeding, and create disease resistant crops.
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As chief medical officer for Color Genomics, Jill Hagenkord sees her job as harnessing the smarts of the tech industry while explaining some of the practical realities of the health care field.
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The Artists' Political Action Network was formed at a November 10, 2016 meeting at the Hammer Museum with the intention of harnessing the power of the creative community to direct political change.
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"I have had a career not making the political plans, but I have had a career harnessing the inspiration and the motivation and the excitement of people, masses of people," Williamson said.
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It's presided over by Melanie Bird (Jean Smart), who also wants to poke around inside David's head, but with the ostensible purpose of helping him, not harnessing his power for nefarious ends.
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In interviews with BuzzFeed News in Chicago and Washington, DC, Pillars officials spoke in depth for the first time about the fund's mission and the many hurdles to harnessing US Muslim wealth.
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Jessica Almy is a lawyer and director of policy for the Good Food Institute, a nonprofit harnessing the power of food innovation and markets to accelerate progress toward a better food system.
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Thanks to technological advances, we know that harnessing the power of the sun has the potential to provide electric power to billions of people while keeping the air, water and environment clean.
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And she's harnessing that attitude in all aspects of her life, from being totally in-tune with her needs to designating time for the people and things that truly make her shine.
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In addition, the brain can be seen jury-rigging other areas to form words in the same way a stroke victim might during recovery, harnessing plasticity—the brain's ability to rewire itself.
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It is a raw, unlikely material, but somehow effective, simply because Ciriza's work is about discovering and harnessing uncontrolled, unrestrained pre-civilization nature, and the powers of human instinct and nonverbal communication.
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Activists are no strangers to harnessing technology and social media to promote their cause, but organizers say a new generation of tools is helping them build larger movements and sustain their protests.
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If technology ever succeeds in helping us to build trust where it is missing, I suspect the wizardry that manages it will work in part by harnessing the spirit of Pokemon GO.
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Harper is a perfectly nice mother-to-be, the Fireman has done an amazing job of harnessing the power of flame, and each subplot has enough baggage to fill a 16-wheeler.
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It is perhaps only fitting that a president who rose to power by harnessing the internet would guest-edit one of the nation's leading technology and science magazines on the way out.
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From smart lighting to alarm systems to thermostats, companies are working hard to make smart home devices accessible, harnessing mobile connectivity to make our home lives easier, safer, and more energy efficient.
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"Danone is successfully harnessing demand in e-commerce and specialized Mom & Baby store channels, possibly at the expense of Mead/Reckitt in this period, we think," Investec analysts said in a note.
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A study published last month in The Astronomical Journal posits that intelligent extraterrestrial life could be taking its time to explore the galaxy, harnessing star systems' movement to make star-hopping easier.
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Read more: The CEO of a startup aimed at harnessing the benefits of young blood shares his real plan to beat agingThis story has been updated to include comments from Ambrosia's founder.
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Harnessing her pageant and reporting skills, she made in-store appearances, shot YouTube videos and talked on QVC live with the same consistent message — her product worked, and she could show you.
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But even today's fastest aren't able to anticipate all of the permutations of a situation like playing Go. Success on this and other fronts has come from harnessing speed in other ways.
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An exhibit on human evolution titled "What makes us human?" looks at humanity&aposs evolution through the lens of cultural accomplishments: the harnessing of fire, innovation of tools, and development of agriculture.
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Today, because of the Internet's lawless nature, totalitarian regimes without the constraint of rule of law are harnessing the power of data to shape political, economic, and security environments in their favor.
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Her process is described as harnessing the chemical elements of her work to bring across industrialist concepts, while juxtaposing the mystery hiding underneath the water with the greater flora of the park.
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But much like those before him, James is creating a blueprint for future generations by harnessing his social platform and empowering those who struggle in a country that prides itself on suppression.
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History shows that bringing together a strong team, harnessing their advice and talents, and working together for the American people will lead to a successful Cabinet, and in turn, a successful presidency.
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"I've found that allowing myself time to detach and recharge — for instance, listening to the Headspace app on my way to work — is an integral part of harnessing the power of productivity."
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One of the great vulnerabilities America faces in fighting COVID-19 is a lack of tests, so researchers are working around that shortage by harnessing a resource that never runs out: Poop.
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Harnessing the skills of both science expert and Tennessee preacher, Gore gave a fiery TED talk Wednesday that began with photos and statistics highlighting just how bad global warming has already gotten.
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"The safety portion (harnessing, etc.) was straightforward and quick and we were able to get on our way fairly quickly," a customer wrote on a review posted by FlyNYON on their site.
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In South Korea, government agencies are harnessing surveillance-camera footage, smartphone location data and credit card purchase records to help trace the recent movements of coronavirus patients and establish virus transmission chains.
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"By harnessing the power of the private sector, Travalyst will complement some of the great work already being done by NGOs, activists, governments, and multilateral organizations across the world," the duke said.
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To a score of disco music and ambient sound, designed by Curtis Tamm, she continues harnessing what she calls "the power and mystery of the feminine" in performances Wednesday through May 27.
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Seeking to put the economy center-stage in the Conservatives' pitch to voters, Hammond said Britain could only hope to experience rising living standards "by harnessing the power of the market economy".
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The administration was looking at harnessing multiple foreign packages, several aides believed, when Trump took a special interest in Ukraine, at times railing about how the country wasted money in his eyes.
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Leaders from opposing parties put down their swords for a moment to embrace the shared belief that government can improve the lives of Americans by harnessing the power of data and evidence.
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"Rather than tackling the secular republican vision head on, he is transforming it" by harnessing some of the key touchstones of the secular republican tradition for his own purposes, Mr. Erdemir said.
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Jessica Almy is a lawyer and Director of Policy for The Good Food Institute, a nonprofit harnessing the power of food innovation and markets to accelerate progress toward a better food system.
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This bill would give the state extraordinarily broad power over the business practices of internet service providers (ISPs), essentially harnessing their ability to manage how consumers and companies interact with broadband services.
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Peep a snippet of their conversation below, and if you want to hear more about her tools for harnessing inner strength and looking fabulous while doing it, check out this week's UnStyled podcast.
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Harnessing the existing data on Google Street View, the interactive site was created in partnership with the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on the Future of Cities and its Global Shapers Community.
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And so the challenge for those us of who believe in this agenda of harnessing the opportunities, while mitigating its risks is to put this in a way that connects with people's lives.
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"As this review clearly shows, harnessing the very best of BME talent is the only way forward that makes sense for employers," Sandra Kerr, race equality director at BITC said in a statement.
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The romantic explanation is that the EMDrive is a technological breakthrough which works by harnessing exotic new physics, and that by scaling it up people will be able to conquer the solar system.
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While Mr Macron is trying to mobilise the France that still waves Europe's flag at rallies, two other candidates are harnessing the howl of rage against it, and the political establishment more generally.
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In the post, Drummond explained that it's always her ultimate goal to create a cookbook that real home cooks will actually use, so this time around, she's harnessing the power of the internet.
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Erdogan accuses Gulen of harnessing his extensive network of schools, charities and businesses, built up in Turkey and abroad over decades, to create a "parallel state" that aimed to take over the country.
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The company adds that it will also be harnessing the three billion hours of sleep it's logged from users to better tailor sleep recommendations in much the way it does with fitness goals.
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"This new investment will help us build more smart solutions for government, harnessing the power of technology to equip public officials with the tools they need to better serve and support their citizens."
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We often look to nature for tips on how to build better tech, and few things in nature are better at harnessing the power of the sun than the leaves of ordinary plants.
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On the one hand, harnessing artificial empathy is considered an essential step toward integrating robots and artificial intelligences into human society as it will allow for more fluid and affective human-robot interaction.
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Texas leads in renewable energy, harnessing the wind and sun of its vast plains to power its growing cities, due in part to actions that Perry took during his three terms as governor.
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"By harnessing the incredible abilities of torrents, you can transform your website, in a matter of seconds to an amazing, simple to use streaming website," writes the Torrents Time team on their site.
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In announcing an overhaul of its actively managed equities business last week, BlackRock said it was "harnessing the power of 'human and machine,'" relying more on computers and data-mining to pick stocks.
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Another visionary, Patrick Takahashi, introduces a technology that straddles the border of quirky and genius: harnessing the resources of the deepest parts of the ocean to create seasteads that are completely self-sustaining.
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Harnessing abundant resources to generate scarce ones will be key to feeding a growing global population, set to reach 303 billion by 230, without damaging the environment or accelerating climate change, he said.
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But the real special effect was her music: her piano and voice in all their transformations, distilling classical, traditional and pop idioms down to their sorrow and rage, harnessing them to poets' words.
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In her audition, LaBelle explained that her parents escaped from communist Bulgaria by harnessing the power of music: They were able to get visas out of the country because they were traveling musicians.
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By harnessing social media platforms to distribute hours of live video to hundreds of millions of potential followers, the Clinton campaign is poised to deliver a convention message more fully under its control.
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Harnessing a certain Sarah Connor coldness and invincibility, Dolores is Caleb's key to understanding his own humanity and how he fits into a society that really has no interest in him at all.
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But while harnessing the self-interest of fashion at the service of the climate crisis is unquestionably beneficial, the fact it is happening in such a piecemeal manner is potentially confusing for shoppers.
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The devices replace the standard stock and grip of a semi-automatic firearm, making it easier to fire rounds from such a weapon by harnessing the gun's recoil to "bump" the trigger faster.
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In some of his writings, he said as others have, that the discovery or invention or harnessing of fire was one of the great scientific and technological discoveries in all of human history.
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BUDAPEST/WARSAW (Reuters) - Eastern Europe is a new frontier for private medical care, and insurers and tech startups are racing to steal a march on their rivals by harnessing the region's health data.
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Mr. O'Pry is harnessing his social media popularity (612,000 Instagram followers) as an "ambassador" for the three-day showing of men's wear collections on behalf of the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
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The technology for harnessing solar power in space has been around since the 1960s, says Peter Schubert, director of the Richard G. Lugar Center for Renewable Energy at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.
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Our brain filtering system — like the speed of a computer — has to get faster and faster," said neuroscientist and leadership coach Tara Swart, author of "Neuroscience for Leadership: Harnessing the Brain Gain Advantage.
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But despite the loopholes, these rules have encouraged automakers to build more efficient cars, by using lighter materials, by harnessing advanced engine technologies such as gasoline direct injection, and by selling more hybrids.
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But there are a number of projects taking off now aiming to keep drones in the air much longer by harnessing solar energy, as well as a technology known as wireless energy transfer.
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At the time, the social network's ambitions were high: Parse would be Facebook's way into one day harnessing developers to become a true cloud business, competing alongside the likes of Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
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Drawing from legends, such as the late Tejana superstar Selena Quintanilla, and harnessing her natural talent, the 23-year-old San Antonio native found herself auditioning solo for TV's The X Factor in 2012.
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And we can even develop new varieties of crops that are able to use nitrogen more efficiently by, for instance, harnessing fungi in the soil or getting soil microbes to release less nitrous oxide.
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The devices, which replace the standard stock and grip of a semi-automatic firearm, make it easier to fire rounds from such a weapon by harnessing the gun's recoil to "bump" the trigger faster.
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"Harnessing the capabilities of advanced technology such as the cloud and machine learning are important to the ongoing safety and security of the country, its citizens, our communities, and the world," the page insists.
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Mr Eliasson's work was a perfect example of what the museum was trying to do: create an experience in which the visitors themselves play a big part by harnessing technology to an artist's imagination.
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In a country that sees an abundance of sunshine, harnessing the power of the sun to bring affordable electricity to low-income families in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro is a no-brainer.
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But Michel wants to fix more than just the country's politics: he is one of what activists say are rising numbers of young people harnessing the protests to crowdsource improvements to the capital city.
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However, harnessing this value requires a new approach to investing: shifting from a narrow focus on a single business or project to broader elements of the business ecosystem that impact the success of investments.
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But for any divorce that happens in 2019 or later this goes away – a reason why finalizing a divorce before year-end may mean harnessing a deduction that is going away (See reut.rs/2ylUKyH).
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Some experts contend that brain training is useful and can improve cognition by harnessing the power of brain plasticity, the idea that our brains can learn new skills and adapt even later in life.
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FUNDS ROLL IN FOR START-UP HARNESSING BITCOIN TECH | The former JPMorgan Chase executive Blythe Masters has raised $52 million from several big banks for a start-up built on the Bitcoin's underlying technology,
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The Scandinavian nation is setting the global bar for harnessing wind energy: It's been announced that Denmark broke a world energy record, using wind turbines to generate 42% of the country's electricity in 2015.
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From deciding which items to pair together to harnessing the power of proportion and selecting the perfect finishing touches, it's all part of a strategic approach to mastering your own Paris-inspired wardrobe formula.
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NASA&aposS PARKER SOLAR PROBE SET TO WRITE NEW CHAPTER IN CAPE CANAVERAL HISTORY Harnessing Venus' gravity, Parker will complete seven flybys over seven years to gradually bring its orbit closer to the Sun.
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This means that if you create a message by harnessing the quirks of the quantum world, you can send that message in such a way that it's readable by everyone except your intended recipient.
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Similarly, Dorf had touched on the ontologically based discussion relating to harnessing nature in order create a zeitgeist of safe renewable energy that will change the way we think about and preserve our planet.
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"We do this by harnessing data from the world's biggest focus group; listening to the internet at scale and combine it with our clients' own data sets to pinpoint and understand patterns and trends".
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This is all the work of artist Gretchen Andrew, who created the paintings as well as what she calls "search engine art," harnessing Google's search algorithm as a collaborator in her own net artwork.
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Other ideas, such as harnessing public-private partnerships and tapping the private sector to help maintain and operate parks, could also help — as long as park leaders are willing to think outside the box.
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Theirs was a vote not for revolution, but for the status quo; not for reversing the commitment to the free flow of goods, capital and labor, but for harnessing it to a better future.
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The study, published in The Astronomical Journal in August, posits that intelligent aliens could be taking their time to explore the galaxy, harnessing star systems' movements and orbital shifts to make star-hopping easier.
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Crucially, food banks with the greatest need received the most currency and so could place the highest bids, harnessing the benefits of a free market with fairness in the distribution of the underlying wealth.
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By bringing an element of fun and creativity to the topic and harnessing the might of social media, Fashion Revolution has inspired millions of people worldwide to participate in a bid for industry transparency.
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The puzzle of conversation on a first date Wong's also been interested in harnessing the power of wordless storytelling for the majority of his creative career, as proved through the poignancy of Monument Valley.
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The effort was aimed at harnessing Europe's collective market power to have better leverage with its main supplier, Russia, and to create mechanisms for sharing energy supplies between states during times of supply crunches.
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One of the messages he was clearly hoping to convey was that, however feckless the federal response had been to that point, he is now harnessing the skills and innovative approaches of business leaders.
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The campaign, initially titled "Harnessing Big Data," was to have focused on the cancer center's research into the use of artificial intelligence in cancer treatment, according to a brochure on Memorial Sloan Kettering's website.
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The stuff you were talking about, the social media stuff that the Republicans and the Trump folks have done a really good job of harnessing, is all available to anyone of any ideological stripe.
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Brewers are harnessing the citrus and tropical notes of new hop varieties while eschewing their characteristic bitterness, a trick they achieve by loading their hops late in the brewing process, and in huge quantities.
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Mr. Russ stood out in Cambridge and Minneapolis for harnessing an Obama-era federal program that allowed housing authorities that were struggling financially to partner with private entities to manage buildings and finance repairs.
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Ms. Buolamwini said she had developed her methodology with the idea of harnessing public pressure, and market competition, to push companies to fix biases in their software that could pose serious risks to people.
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I have found that beginning with the individual heart and harnessing its capacity for compassion and reverberating outward is an effective and logical way to prepare students to tackle the challenges of global politics.
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But harnessing momentum will not be easy for the New Jersey senator, who still has not netted a qualifying poll yet for the January debate and could once again be excluded from the stage.
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Wealth execs we talked to largely see the industry being dominated by fewer large players than today, wealth managers (who still exist) regularly harnessing artificial intelligence, and advisers taking on a more conciergelike role.
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In 2011, when The Times drew criticism for its decision to charge online readers, creating a so-called paywall, BuzzFeed was taking off, thanks to its knack for harnessing the power of social networks.
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Pope's Kate saves herself ostensibly by harnessing her command of her Christian soul, but her gradually developed control over her body is just as important and just as satisfying, even when she disavows it.
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David Karpf, a professor of media and public affairs at George Washington University, viewed Mr. Avenatti as part of a larger phenomenon of "resistance grifters," or people harnessing anti-Trump outrage for financial gain.
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Step forward Artveoli, a biotech startup that's building an air purifying device that aims to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen in indoor environments, such as offices and homes, by harnessing the photosynthetic properties of algae.
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The scientists are building a nascent field called "active matter," in which simple mathematical rules governing interactions between individual units, each harnessing energy and moving on its own, can give rise to large-scale order.
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The government has also issued a social media shutdown in response to the growing protests, but the ban has not stopped Sudanese women from harnessing their collective power online for the benefit of the movement.
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"Texas is just one of many red states that have recently 'gone green' by harnessing their great wind generation potential," Carlos Torres-Diaz, head of gas market research at Rystad Energy, wrote in the report.
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In the process, they remind us that the self-driving car is about a lot more than as-good-as-humans: It's about harnessing tech to make cars far safer and smarter than human drivers.
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CO2-gobbling batteries aren't going to solve the climate crisis anytime soon, but it's possible they could offer a short-term way of harnessing some of those emissions and keeping them out of the atmosphere.
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Even before Trump's nomination became official in July, many of these candidates have had to walk a fine line between harnessing his supporters without turning off segments of voters wary of boarding the Trump train.
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A self-conscious storywriter, Khethiwe encounters the predator alone at her fort, harnessing its wild magic to tame her schoolyard tormenters, who've been trying to force her to do their homework for them (of course).
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Ann Arbor, only 40 minutes away, is taking a complementary path: It's harnessing the university's high-tech talent factory and the state's auto factory history to be at the forefront of next-generation vehicle development.
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So-called "influencers" have grown in importance as channels for content distribution — but does a viable business model exist for harnessing the power of these disparate individuals who hold sway over millions of loyal followers?
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The next thing I'd do, I'd meet with all the Maritime premiers, and we'd work on harnessing the Bay of Fundy and get free energy out of turbines that run underneath with the tidal bore.
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However, this special report will argue that, in the longer term, online crusading and organising will turn out to matter less to politics in the digital age than harnessing those ever-growing piles of data.
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Monstress by Marjorie Liu (writer) and Sana Takeda (artist)Maika sets out to discover more about her past and must take on an evil empire while harnessing the very dark powers that live within her.
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If we work together, we can solve the problem of global warming the same way we put a man on the moon and created the internet: by harnessing the power of innovation and intellectual capital.
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By harnessing the raw emotion of melodic post-hardcore and swelling it into a more spacious, cinematic framing, the song takes a common fear and gives it a welcoming air, a balm for the inevitable.
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The brand is no stranger to controversy surrounding its advertisements, and with this latest outing, it's harnessing recent attention to keep pushing for body acceptance and to empower its customer base (and all women, really).
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It also opens the door for tribes to prosper from their water, including potentially by charging existing users or harnessing it to restore ecosystems - a priority for many tribes who see natural flows as sacred.
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Along with a group of volunteers that encompassed Calgary's diverse population, the college professor created a grass-roots strategy aimed at harnessing social media's potential to engage the city's traditionally apathetic young and minority residents.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers is warning that the Chinese government is harnessing social media platforms to carry out disinformation campaigns about the protests in Hong Kong in an attempt to manipulate public opinion abroad.
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Earned time credit has the dual effect of reducing costs and improving outcomes, shortening students' time behind bars while harnessing the power of education to make it less likely that they will reoffend after release.
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In the U.S., we have for too long let corporations dictate the terms of automation—in a newly resurgent left-leaning Democratic Party, harnessing automation to work for the people should be a popular proposition.
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In many cases, groups have traditionally relied on people to use offline methods to raise money for a single cause, or if people have used digital platforms, harnessing those individual campaigns has not been straightforward.
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At the same time, many Democrats have cautioned against embracing anger as an organizing principle, suggesting that harnessing disdain for Mr. Trump is workable only if voters also broadly understand what the party stands for.
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I am a physician-scientist studying the human microbiome by focusing on viruses, because I believe that harnessing the power of bacteria's ultimate natural predators will teach us how to prevent and combat bacterial infections.
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The former reality TV star's ascent is a repudiation of everything this movement has stood for since at least the 1930s: strong and competent government, social equalisation and harnessing capitalism to serve the common good.
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The importance of harnessing wind has not been lost on Virginia, and a little more than 300 years later, it is seen as a way to propel the state into a future of clean energy.
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Under a 224-27 development plan, Addis Ababa wants to raise power generation to more than 240,0003 megawatts (MW) from current capacity of just over 2000,2105 MW, mainly by harnessing hydro, wind and geothermal sources.
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"I don't see how we're able to meet any of the fundamental challenges that we have as a country without, in part, harnessing the power of the market," O'Rourke told reporters in El Paso, Texas.
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That experiment was called Project Sidekick and was devoted to harnessing the AR powers of the HoloLens to help astronauts communicate with ground operators as well as more effectively use existing devices on the ISS.
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Harnessing big dataExamples: Artificial intelligence, virtual reality, analyticsWhy it matters: The proliferation of sensors, trackers, and other data sources is expected to generate 175 zettabytes of data stored by 2025, according to research from IDC.
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By harnessing digital data sources—like online news, Internet search query trends, blogging and micro-blogging sites—this platform will provide real-time, open access gun violence information to researchers, policy makers, and the general public.
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McCray is doing just that, harnessing the power and platform she has as First Lady of New York City to promote a cause close to her own heart: increasing services, funding, and awareness surrounding mental health.
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Calico Labs — the mysterious life-extension research and development company backed by Google and pharmaceutical giant AbbVie — is harnessing a colony of walking, toothy scrotums known as naked mole rats to unlock the secrets of aging.
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Ide said the company has two distinct development paths: one focused on harnessing sensors and computing to capture impact data for future development, another for the more immediately pressing matter of a helmet maker, head protection.
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At an international conference on building a "sustainable blue economy", hosted by Kenya in November, governments and experts committed to improving the health of oceans, seas, lakes and rivers, while harnessing their potential to create jobs.
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The fund owes at least as much to crowdsourcing, then, as it does to harnessing AI. One hedge fund that does tout its machine-dependent model, despite naming itself after the human brain, is Cerebellum Capital.
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MIT Press; 392 pages; $29.95 and £24.95 IN 1954 the New York Times reported on a breakthrough in solar photovoltaic (PV) technology that could lead to "the harnessing of the almost limitless energy of the sun".
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This type of system isn't unlike how utility companies are harnessing nascent solar systems and batteries like Tesla's Powerwall to bolster their grids, but a mobile charger sharing power is a new wrinkle to the practice.
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The company behind the hoverboard, called Arx Pax, is mainly focused on harnessing electromagnetic energy through its Magnetic Field Architecture (MFA) system to create more sustainable, "floating" foundations for structures in the face of extreme weather.
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Roche Holding won earlier-than-expected U.S. approval on Wednesday for its bladder cancer drug Tecentriq, the company's first entry in a new class of cancer drugs that work by harnessing the body's own immune system.
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Carefully balancing his camera's perspective, the director is enthusiastic to convey the Icelandic Highlands of Askja, Eyjafjallajökull, Kerlingarfjöll, Landmannalaugar, Thórsmörk, Vatnajökull, and Stokksnes while harnessing the cutting-edge technology of LRTimelapse and 4K60 in Premium Pro.
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But the big challenge of harnessing them is the simple fact of their intermittent availability: In general, the sun shines during the day, which means the amount of solar energy available is highest during the day.
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From the "hired guns" who populate K Street, to the lobbyists who derive strength from grassroots organizing, to the trade associations harnessing industry might, to the professionals representing America's biggest companies, influence comes in many forms.
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The men's protest shone a public spotlight onto the nefarious 'caporalato' system, or the illegal employment of agricultural workers for little pay, harnessing attention from the Italian media, and 16 gang masters in Puglia were arrested.
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A solar sail is like the sail of a ship—but instead of harnessing the power of wind to propel itself across the sea, it harnesses photons from the sun in order to move in space.
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First, the release of the Executive Order on Maintaining American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence and second, the release of the 2018 Department of Defense (DoD) Artificial Intelligence Strategy: Harnessing AI to Advance Our Security and Prosperity.
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The rescue workers reached the area by snowmobile before flying by helicopter over the cable cars, harnessing themselves to the cables, climbing along to the cars and then dropping through the car's hatches, French authorities said.
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This is the first time technology harnessing concentrated sunlight has produced the heat necessary for industrial processes such as manufacturing concrete and steel that are currently responsible for releasing huge amounts of planet-warming carbon dioxide.
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Disordered microbiota have been linked to a host of diseases and conditions, including IBS, Type 2 Diabetes, anxiety and depression, autism, and preterm birth—but we're still years away from harnessing this knowledge for medical treatments.
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Smith has followed in the footsteps of Amy Winehouse, Duffy and Joss Stone, in gaining global success and earning millions from harnessing and commercialising a genre of British soul music that has an unignorable black heritage.
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Others have tried to aggregate the driving-enthusiast community, but he says that as well as harnessing the collective fame of the Clarkson, Hammond and May "brand," they've also built an experience that is highly social.
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Vestager has also penalized Facebook: In May, she charged that the social giant broke its promise to her when it began harnessing data from users on WhatsApp — something that Facebook initially said it would not do.
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Here's how TechCrunch explains it: "With Plouffe running advocacy, CZI might have the storyteller it needs to inspire government, other philanthropists and the public to cooperate in harnessing the Zuckerberg fortune for the benefit of humanity."
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At CareerBuilder, the employment platform is harnessing AI to reduce the number of vendors that HR departments typically work with on recruitment, improve the quality of job postings, and, ultimately, better match candidates to open positions.
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"This new offshore leasing plan is an important step towards harnessing our nation's energy potential for the benefit of American energy consumers," Erik Milito, the American Petroleum Institute's director for upstream operations, said in a statement.
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This week, state lawmakers and others inspired by Ms. Brown's case are harnessing the state and national attention it drew by writing legislation that would give others like her a quicker road to a second chance.
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They took decades of grass-roots organizing, legal battles to redraw voting districts favoring white candidates, new sources of campaign money and the harnessing of visceral reactions to President Trump's use of slurs against Native Americans.
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"Shareholders have long believed that embracing diversity will benefit companies by providing greater access to talent, harnessing existing talent more effectively, and improving decision making by reducing groupthink and similar psychological biases," the CtW proposal read.
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Companies with a combined valuation of more than $239 billion dollars earned a spot on the CNBC Disruptor 50 list by reimagining markets and harnessing breakthrough technologies with the hope of becoming tomorrow's great public companies.
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Mr. Weinstein, 66, had until recently seemed untouchable, harnessing his wealth and his influence in the movie industry to intimidate women out of speaking publicly and, only three years ago, withstand an investigation into groping allegations.
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And finally, the Ultimate Build Your Dream Business Bundle will show you how to earn both active and passive income from home by increasing traffic to your website, harnessing new customers, creating eCommerce platforms, and more.
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" They added that the funds could be "vital to reducing the digital divide" between rural and urban areas and "harnessing important opportunities in telemedicine and online education, and the high-paying jobs that come with them.
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It means harnessing the digital revolution by deploying "digital radio mondiale" (DRM) technology, which broadcasts not only sound, but also text and video with a shortwave signal that is as clear as a local FM signal.
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Now, a variety of start-ups are trying to cut down on that information overload by harnessing new technologies to capture a slice of a multibillion-dollar industry — what some have called the wedding-industrial complex.
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"Just as we're continuously evolving to meet the changing expectations of our customers, we're harnessing new technologies to do the same for job seekers," said Tim Hourigan, executive vice president of Home Depot's human resources department.
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Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are assisting the likes of Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Shell in endeavors like harnessing AI to more efficiently explore for new drilling sites and using big data to streamline the oil extraction process.
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The hostess with the mostess, Alex is harnessing all of her anxiety about her job, distrust and dislike of her new co-anchor, and hatred of Cory Ellison (Billy Crudup) into her Broadway-themed charity event.
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Harnessing the visual languages of myth, desertion, and apocalypse, they speak to environmental crises and strongholds of power; to the plight of people forced to flee regions of unrest and the lonely aftermath of their survival.
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NACTO strongly supports using technology for real safety improvements and recently released a policy on autonomous vehicles that offers a clear path to harnessing these innovations for the reliability and sustainability of our city transportation systems.
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Finally, they have helped to galvanize the scientific study of terrorism in the academic realm, harnessing the power of American universities to inform counterterrorism policy and practice and to train the next generation of counterterrorism professionals.
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And last year, with serious fanfare, Congress passed and President Trump signed the National Quantum Initiative, designed to provide more money and organization into harnessing the most arcane science of quantum mechanics for computing and cryptography.
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One group harnessing the power of faxing is Los Angeles-based design studio Use All Five, who recently launched Artifax, a project focused specifically on highlighting the importance of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
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But Ocasio-Cortez, who has attracted a huge amount of media attention, has chosen to break from Democratic establishment norms right out of the gate, keen on harnessing the movement energy that drove her into office.
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The third pillar should focus on innovation – to enable the private sector to find new breakthroughs that will make our lives better, and to make government more capable of harnessing innovation to become more efficient and effective.
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This isn't about finding comfortable ways of appeasing locals for the sake of positive PR. It's about being more adept at stemming the turbulence that accompanies change and harnessing it in a way that benefits the community.
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Harnessing new networking technologies that can turn any real estate developer into their own wireless internet service provider, Wander is launching a $25 per month high-speed networking service for the lucky citizens of Santa Monica, Calif.
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Because that does seem to be the dystopian endgame: a shift of power away from artists, and toward the conglomerate behemoths that are capable of harnessing the machines that make the next generation of movie stars go.
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Erdogan accuses Gulen of harnessing an extensive network of schools, charities and businesses, built up in Turkey and abroad over decades, to infiltrate state institutions and build a "parallel structure" that aimed to take over the country.
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Sesame has taken a similar approach in the digital age, Youngwood adds, offering everything from YouTube videos to mobile apps and harnessing the technology to deliver more targeted content than was possible in the television-only era.
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While women still face consequences and dismissals when speaking up about sexual harassment, Bourdain was a rare example of a man harnessing his privilege and using it to legitimize the words of those who normally go unheard.
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The latest battery of experiments at Stanford's Biomimetics and Dextrous Manipulation Lab dealt with harnessing the power of ants in robot form— specifically, researchers hoped to replicate ants' ability to work together to haul very heavy objects.
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Harnessing the full potential of what scientists call neuroplasticity doesn't happen overnight, and more research is required, but it is possible that part of buprenorphine's success lies in its ability allow such neurological changes to take place.
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But The New Negroes, their extremely hype new show, really does have Renaissance-level aspirations, harnessing the legacy of Black comedians as truth-tellers to challenge limiting stereotypes that persist within broader society and the community alike.
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LONDON, (Reuters) - HIV experts at an international conference starting on Saturday are keenly courting colleagues in oncology to explore whether advances in harnessing the immune system against cancer can help the search for a cure for AIDS.
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Harnessing the wind with a kite 100 feet in the sky with your arms and upper body, while simultaneously skiing or snowboarding with your lower body means a serious core workout of abs and back as well.
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STOCKHOLM/LONDON (Reuters) - Two Americans and a Briton won the 2018 Nobel Prize for Chemistry on Wednesday for harnessing the power of evolution to generate novel proteins used in everything from environmentally friendly detergents to cancer drugs.
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The proliferation of social media and sensors (like smart phones, fitness trackers and smart thermostats) which generate a wealth of personal data, can improve on this stopgap by harnessing our digital footprint to prove our property claims.
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In this 21st century global economy, harnessing opportunities for free and fair trade, bringing those who are underserved and into the financial system, and working together to revive subdued global growth are efforts that require global participation.
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The green light from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), announced by the U.S. drugmaker late on Monday, confirms Merck's leading position in the hot area of medicines that fight tumors by harnessing the body's immune system.
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And what can Clinton and the Democratic Party give Sanders to get him to campaign aggressively for her in the fall, harnessing the voting power of the passionate, mostly young, white left-wing voters who favor him?
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After three years of finding ways to save money through job cuts, lower exploration budgets and harnessing new technology to become more efficient, executives have moved growth to the fore and are scrambling to outshine each other.
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While eating puts extra stress on the gut, not eating for extended periods of time requires a lot of willpower (something us humans are notoriously terrible at harnessing), and might result in bingeing, releasing stress hormones, too.
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For example, harnessing predictive analytics and the Internet of Things in the aftermarket to detect defects in products and have these automatically fed back through the supply chain to the ongoing design and manufacture of that component.
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The former French colony is also still reeling from a disputed election last September that turned violent in the beachside capital Libreville, harnessing anger among poor people who say oil revenues never trickle below the moneyed elite.
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A spokeswoman at the Commission said President Jean-Claude Juncker had set up a dedicated Commissioners' Group on Trade and Harnessing Globalisation to elaborate on possible actions for the President's State of the Union speech in September.
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Harnessing the revolutionary power of 3D printing, companies from Russia to China, the U.S. and the Netherlands have already proven that not only can a home be 240D-printed, it can be done cheaply, efficiently and easily.
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She began coaching traders and fund managers about harnessing and using emotion, leading to the book "Market Mind Games," the founding of a consulting agency called the ReThink Group and appearances on business-related networks like CNBC.
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Shenise Johnson is back after missing last season, and she'll be joined in the backcourt by Kelsey Mitchell, the second overall pick in 2018 who began harnessing her unstoppable speed and athleticism as a rookie last year.
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Sabalenka began 2018 ranked 73rd, but under the tutelage of Dmitry Tursunov, a former tour player, she has risen to No. 11 by harnessing her prodigious power game and staying in points longer with improved shot selection.
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Bump stocks work by harnessing a firearm's recoil energy to slide it back and forth to bump against a squeezed trigger, so that it keeps firing without any need for the shooter to pull the trigger again.
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But because of the dynamic that she has set up in harnessing all the power at the top, the first step is showing that she cannot get to 218, and then I believe the challengers will emerge.
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Another project — Harnessing AutoMobiles for Safety (HAMS) — uses sensors like a smartphone's front-camera, a phone's GPS and a vehicle's on-board diagnostics scanner to detect and alert if a driver is distracted or sleepy while driving.
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Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have shown themselves deft at using technology to get their message out, harnessing Twitter and Facebook to rally a national audience to their calls for stricter limits on gun use.
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The First Industrial Revolution, which spanned the second half of the 18th and the first half of the 19th centuries, occurred by the harnessing of energy (from coal and water power) to replace human or animal labor.
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Hoover Dam helped transform the American West, harnessing the force of the Colorado River — along with millions of cubic feet of concrete and tens of millions of pounds of steel — to power millions of homes and businesses.
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Bump stocks replace a rifle's standard stock, which is the part held against the shoulder, freeing the weapon to slide back and forth rapidly, harnessing the energy from the kickback that shooters feel when the weapon fires.
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But Chelsea's has been a boom-and-bust kind of success, bountiful years followed invariably by fallow ones — one that is the result not so much of a carefully crafted plan but of the harnessing of chaos.
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Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts—in the same building as Crispr Therapeutics, one of the key players in gene editing today—the biotech company has been trying to transform medicine by harnessing the billions of bacteria in people's intestines.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Alibaba Group will set up a traffic control system harnessing artificial intelligence for Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, its first such service outside China, as the e-commerce giant pushes to grow its cloud computing business.
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"I'll tackle climate change by ushering in a green century, ending taxpayer subsidies for these fossil fuel giants and multinational agribusiness corporations, harnessing the technology and innovation that we have to create jobs in renewable energy," she said.
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We have an energy about us that's so unique and so intense, and it's because of how much power we have in us as individuals, being confident, harnessing that power, and wanting to share that with other women.
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And given the environmental impact that companies have, harnessing that power in the pursuit of good — rather than seeing it as inherently bad — is the right way forward for those of us who want to heal the planet.
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Innovation and a strong work ethic is deeply rooted in our culture, and we're not afraid to tackle global problems, whether that's sustainable feeding of the world or harnessing renewable energy to reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
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We have a strong track record of harnessing the power of the Internet to win victories for the public that everyone in Washington DC says are impossible to win, and that is what we intend to do here.
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During his tenure, Russian President Vladimir Putin has moved to centralize the Russian Orthodox Church in Russian life, harnessing its conservative and staunchly nationalistic message to further solidify his vision of Russia as a stronghold of conservative values.
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But NTS' legacy—what it will be remembered for in the years to come—is the way is revolutionized the landscape of contemporary radio, harnessing the limitless freedom of the internet to liberate the medium from commercial obligations.
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CRISPR works by harnessing the immune system of bacteria that fight off invaders by copying little bits of viral DNA and incorporating them into its own genetic code, in order to better recognize a virus and attack it.
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For a CubeSat smaller than a shoebox, with solar panels the size of two old-fashioned record-album sleeves, harnessing sunlight in this way should lift its orbit by several dozen metres a day, according to Dr Gurfil.
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In 2014 the Pentagon announced its "Third Offset Strategy" to regain its military edge by harnessing a range of technologies including robotics, autonomous systems and big data, and to do so faster and more effectively than potential adversaries.
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Harnessing that full potential would take a mind-boggling number of turbines, but even a fraction of the energy contained in stiff offshore breezes could go a long way toward meeting high power demands along densely populated coastlines.
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The program was part of an eight week summer even at NASA's Frontier Development Lab designed to find methods for harnessing artificial intelligence for a wide scope of problems, from retrieving space-based resources to providing planetary defense.
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By harnessing the resources of Africa's greatest startup entrepreneurs and combining with the operational might of corporates, we will deliver scaled solutions to sub-Sahara's 1 billion consumers and establish Africa as an attractive destination for global investment.
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While companies and politicians fight over regulations, artists and arts workers — people who have certainly been affected by rapidly rising rents spurred by the so-called "sharing" industry — have been harnessing the Airbnb platform for their own means.
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It's her harnessing her newfound empowerment — partially because she has to, as the only adult in the family, but also because pregnancy can make you motivated and inspired in ways that getting peed on in Greenpoint does not.
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PHNOM PENH — Inclusive growth, harnessing the power of technology and simmering geopolitical tensions are among key issues facing the 10 member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) as the bloc celebrates 50 years of existence.
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Ward said the NDRC's fundraising has gotten a boost by harnessing some of the energy on the left, including from the thousands of protesters who have turned out to protest GOP lawmakers at town halls across the country.
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Two years ago, growth outpaced nearly all its European peers, spurring hopes it was finally harnessing the potential of its 20183 million population -- the second biggest in central Europe behind Poland -- and its own oil and gas reserves.
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Hundreds of thousands of U.S. small businesses in nearly every sector of the economy and in every congressional district in the country are harnessing the power of the internet and technology to reach new customers around the world.
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If we focus on harnessing that and not trying to live up to the hosts of the past or be bogged down by certain things that worked or didn't work, then we're on the right path at least.
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Louisiana's long history of entrepreneurialism, including Eads' specific example, are reason to believe that harnessing private incentive in the interest of public purpose is as relevant and urgent a policy tool today as it was in Eads' time.
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His travels in Japan taught him the importance of harnessing water through arched bridges and constructing recessed floors that allowed the current to become part of the building — crucial for someone working in a city built on canals.
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Congressional memo WASHINGTON — Paul D. Ryan and his self-proclaimed "young guns" in the House Republican leadership traversed the country in 2010 harnessing the energy of the Tea Party movement that would sweep them to power that November.
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As part of its move beyond immersive experiential content into two-dimensional and three-dimensional virtual storytelling, Meow Wolf is now harnessing Microsoft's volumetric capture technologies to record characters and aspects of its performances and make them digital.
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Organizations like Not Impossible Labs, a Los Angeles-based company, and startups like OrCam Technologies, eSight, B-Temia, Kinova Robotics, Open Bionics, Voiceitt and Whill are harnessing technology to bring solutions to people with disabilities across the world.
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Aside from tiger worm toilets, other innovations being used and tested in refugee camps include harnessing solar energy to turn human waste into smokeless cooking fuel, and using urine to generate electricity and light up toilets at night.
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Riding the wave of interest around clean eating as a means to looking better, a new offering of capsules and powders is harnessing the power of obscure superfoods and powerful nutrients — from restorative purslane to skin-balancing probiotics.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Capgemini's shares surged on Tuesday on the back of the software and consultancy company's 103 billion euro ($4.1 billion) takeover of smaller rival Altran to create a group with more than 250,000 staff harnessing new technologies.
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If you're a wonk, two books worth nerding out on are "Adaptive Markets: Financial Evolution at the Speed of Thought," by Andrew W. Lo, and "Machine, Platform, Crowd: Harnessing Our Digital Future," by Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson.
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Each of these artists helped redefine indie as a sound and ethos, rather than a label association, by harnessing the tension between sloppily performed, loosely arranged instrumentals, and piercing, sardonic lyrics to highlight the density of their thoughts.
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In 2017, companies with a combined valuation of more than $239 billion dollars earned a spot on the CNBC Disruptor 8383 list by reimagining markets and harnessing breakthrough technologies with the hope of becoming tomorrow's great public companies.
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Now, as the focus turns to New Hampshire and its primary next Tuesday, Mr. Buttigieg has emerged as a formidable top-tier contender, harnessing the momentum from Iowa and campaigning with confidence and a large dose of swagger.
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Sudan's post-independence history has been a violent cycle of military coups followed by short-lived democratic hopes, and each time women have been at the forefront of the resistance, harnessing their collective righteous anger and demanding change.
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It was an early step in what has become a galvanizing mission for the museum's director, Dan L. Monroe: harnessing the lessons of brain science to make the museum more engaging as attendance is falling around the country.
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A recent study in the INFORMS journal Operations Research, for instance, finds that harnessing the power of transparency in the long-term needs more careful considerations and policy interventions, or else, it might hurt the health care system.
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This is partly because of Goldsmiths College, which is known for harnessing the talents of Malcolm McLaren, the lads from Blur, the label PC Music, and the whole Young British Artist movement that ruled the late 80s/early 90s.
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Image: Getty ImagesFor more than half a century, scientists have dreamed of harnessing an odd quirk of nature— "selfish genes," which bypass the normal 50/50 laws of inheritance and force their way into offspring—to engineer entire species.
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"As part of that, a new task force will help the UK to manage the risks around cryptoassets, as well as harnessing the potential benefits of the underlying technology," Hammond told a fintech conference hosted by the finance ministry.
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Still, some 2500 percent to 2000 percent of women say they are misunderstood by their advisors, said Sylvia Ann Hewlett, who with Andrea Turner Moffitt wrote an influential report on women investors called Harnessing the Power of the Purse.
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Ultimately, the grand vision and big bet — and no doubt what attracted such large amounts of capital into this Series B round — is that insurance will transition to a platform play, fueled by responsibly harnessing various types of data.
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And many of the most progressive and enlightened underwear designers of the 19th century were women, harnessing new technologies and materials in the design of corsets and bustiers to allow women greater ease of movement and less physical strain.
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Companies across corporate America are harnessing artificial intelligence and machine learning to, among other things, automate the more mundane-aspects of jobs, help to recruit top talent, and know more about customers to tailor promotional offers or product recommendations.
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To meet demands by wealthy travelers, business jet manufacturers are increasingly filling their cabins with hotel-style features, previously seen only in converted commercial aircraft, by harnessing lighter-weight materials and technology that do not compromise a plane's range.
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" Former Congressman Beto O'Rourke, who is mulling a 2020 bid, recently said, "I don't see how we're able to meet any of the fundamental challenges we have as a country without in part harnessing the power of the market.
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Achieving greater energy security means ensuring we can use trade to reduce the influence of nations that would use energy exports as geopolitical leverage while also harnessing the investment and job creation that comes with access to global markets.
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One startup — backed to the tune of $2.5 million by former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt's investment firm, Innovation Endeavors, and Yahoo founder Jerry Yang's AME Ventures — thinks it has found a solution, harnessing the power of artificial intelligence.
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This familiarity with big, larger than life art projects make Eliasson a dynamic player when it comes to addressing the world's electricity and light deficit, as does his experience designing public installations powerfully harnessing natural light and solar energy.
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After studying graphic design in a big city not far from her hometown, she found herself navigating the hidden recesses of culture during the emergence of the world wide web, effectively harnessing the cultural transition to her creative advantage.
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At the same time, in a pattern that has been repeated elsewhere in the financial industry, the big banks have been making big investments aimed at harnessing the technology underlying Bitcoin — known as the blockchain — for their own purposes.
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"From adversaries conducting exploitation of our networks, to the harnessing of social media platforms for false messaging, to targeting our elections, to destructive attacks, the department and our nation face significant challenges in this ever-changing domain," Nakasone said.
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"American power should be measured not by our ability to blow things up, but by our ability to build on our common humanity, harnessing our technology and enormous wealth to create a better life for all people," Sanders writes.
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Wefox aims to expand the insurance industry's reach by harnessing an emerging trend to use "big data" to provide more tailored coverage of, for example, taxi or food delivery workers on occasional shifts, or skiers spending a day on the slopes.
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He was particularly intrigued by the prospect of harnessing tech to perform tasks from a distance: At an MIT entrepreneurship competition, he pitched the idea of training workers in India to remotely operate the buffers that sweep US factory floors.
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As China sinks billions into a new silk road to connect the world to its powerful new economic engine, incredibly fast, incredibly efficient logistics will become increasingly important — especially if it can be made more environmentally sustainable by harnessing renewable energy.
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To the extent that the company is successful in harnessing technology to drive its business and in building out its lending portfolio, Fitch believes there is further upside to the wealth management pre-tax margin over a medium-term time horizon.
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Kyrgyzstan has a biometric voting system that precludes the blatant election-rigging that prevails elsewhere in Central Asia, but international observers listed flaws ranging from vote-buying to media bias and the harnessing of the state to back Mr Jeyenbekov.
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Mr Duque, the son of a prominent politician, has the difficult task of harnessing the enthusiasm for Mr Uribe in places like Samaná, while also appealing to voters who associate him with former right-wing paramilitary groups, a link he denies.
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Be sure to keep an eye out for more and more formulas harnessing the sensitive skin-friendly powers of this unique acid — all of your favorite brands might just be hopping on the latest skin-brightening bandwagon before you know it.
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Atomic clocks are a complex technology that achieve an incomparably accurate measurement of time by harnessing the tendency atoms have to reliably jump between states of high and low energy only when exposed to a very specific frequency of radiation.
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NextPV – an international joint laboratory between France's National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and the University of Tokyo – has come up with the idea of harnessing solar energy by placing solar panels on balloons and sending them above the clouds.
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This year, they're hosting "Feminist Art for a New Era: Harnessing the Power of Art in the Fight for Women's Equality," a panel discussion moderated by artnet's Sarah Cascone, and a performance by Jesse Boykins III on Friday, December 8. Superfine!
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But Huawei wants to take things even further by harnessing the power in the Mate 10's new Kirin 970 chip, which the Huawei says has transformed the Mate 93 from a boring old smartphone and into full on intelligent machine.
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I'm laser-focused on the 2018 midterms in my own personal time, and really harnessing the kind of black political power we saw displayed in Alabama and other places into some triumphs in 2018, and into real systems for accountability.
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In my speech today to business leaders at the US Chamber of Commerce, I'll outline how Brexit creates a huge opportunity for increasing liberalisation in services, improving standards around the world for workers and consumers, and through better harnessing technological developments.
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But accomplishing something of that scale requires capital along with sustainable growth potential, part of which the Gotham Asset Management founder believes involves harnessing the organic growth of gaming and esports while investing in the support elements of the ecosystem.
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Consistent policy support, R&D, and deployment incentives can make the larger bio-economy envisioned by the experts at Energy Department and the USDA a reality, harnessing the know-how of our farmers and lifting rural economies in the process.
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The company is harnessing the power of design — everything from the cabins' large windows to the Eastern White Pine used in construction — to give city dwellers the chance to unwind and unplug, all without a Wi-Fi network in sight.
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At Philips we are realizing this vision by thinking beyond individual products and towards harnessing the power of integrated solutions – a combination of hardware, software, and services that Philips innovates with our partners and customers to solve a particular problem.
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PRESIDENT OBAMA WARNED MARK ZUCKERBERG ABOUT FAKE NEWS ON FACEBOOK, REPORT SAYS Facebook announced a strategy to tackle fake news in December 2016, making it easier for users to report fake news when they see it, and harnessing fact checking.
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