Germany's Phoenix Solar has a head start in Saudi Arabia.
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One of those drivers already has a head start: voice.
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Israel has a head start in many of these areas.
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Blue Origin says it has a head start, which may help.
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And America has a head start in the most advanced robotics technologies.
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Nvidia clearly holds a massive leadership position and has a head start, however.
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Fox-Disney has a head start here since it already owns 39 percent.
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Of course, Waymo has a head start of a few million self-driven miles.
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While Mandel has a head start in the GOP primary, including backing from Sen.
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That is not impossible, especially as Tesla has a head start in electric vehicles.
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ActBlue "has a head start, but we are creating a better system," Shields said.
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Netflix has a head start, with a base of more than 150 million subscribers.
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Not everyone is convinced by that, but many agree that Zalando has a head start.
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Conde Nast, one of Time's biggest competitors in the magazine industry, has a head start.
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And Birmingham has a head start over some northern regions, where progress could be even slower.
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Amazon's Alexa has a head start in terms of smart home functionality, but Google is keen to catch up.
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Red Hat has a head start in using Kubernetes, although its acquisition by IBM raises some questions for analysts.
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It has a head start in building bots that resonate with users emotionally, thanks to an early experiment in China.
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But is GoCatch ready to take on Uber, which has a head start in the market and healthy name recognition?
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The NFL has a head start in machine learning due to the sheer amount of data it collects on its players.
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Netflix has a head start on the technology, including proprietary "Branch Manager" software, and with Bandersnatch, it has viewers' attention and engagement.
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While Strange has a head start, observers caution that the dynamics of the race can still change over the next two years.
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In that respect, the company has a head start on Amazon, which paid more than $13 billion for Whole Foods last year.
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As the world leader in semiconductor technology, America has a head start in the race for the must-win technologies of the future.
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Messenger has a sizable platform, comparable to that of Gmail, and it has a head start on Google when it comes to mobile payments.
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Djokovic, who won his semifinal against Federer on Thursday, has a head start in the pondering department as well as an extra day's rest.
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Pun's firm has a head start on other companies in Myanmar in terms of meeting the governance and transparency standards required for a listing.
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It's not even 2017 yet, but Gigi Hadid already has a head start on all other models when it comes to booking ad campaigns.
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All of this performance might sound intriguing, but Sony now has a head start and a year to improve on its already impressive PS4 sales.
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Mr. Iger is expected to contend that Disney's regulatory process will be faster because it has a head start, having announced its deal in December.
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The French pharma giant has begun researching a vaccine to counteract the ongoing coronavirus outbreak and believes it has a head start on speedy development.
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FMI has a head start on other companies in meeting exchange requirements for listing as sister company Yoma Strategic Holdings Ltd is already listed in Singapore.
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Michael Franti's son Taj turns just 3 months old on Monday, but thanks to his parents, he already has a head start on becoming a global citizen.
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By contrast, remdesivir has a head start because Gilead has been working on the drug since 2009 and has already shown it's safe for people to take.
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Singapore also has a head start in autonomous vehicles: It had the first self-driving taxis for use by the public and built a mini-town for further testing.
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The good news: Ms. Warren's campaign has a head start in the Super Tuesday contests, having built a 1,000-person staff, including Iowa and New Hampshire aides with redeployment orders.
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He already has a head start on this, having been preaching about the "rigged" election for months, and having won the GOP primary by setting the base against the establishment.
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Trump has the advantage in 2020Much like our campaign in 2012, Trump has a head start in building a machine for 2020 — one that's organized, strategic, and exceptionally well-funded.
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"He was with President Obama and you know what that means, he has a head start in my book," said Barbara Cain Seabrook, a 58-year-old member of Brookland Baptist.
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Marlon Kimpson, who joined Warren in the discussion and applauded her for visiting his constituents, told reporters that he believes Biden has a "head start" with black voters because of name recognition.
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She has a head start on staffing: During the midterm campaign, Ms. Warren deployed staff to the four early primary states and a number of general election battlegrounds to elect other Democrats.
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"In a strictly tactical sense, the executive branch has a head start in any controversy with the legislative branch, since the legislative branch wants something the executive branch has," Mr. Rehnquist wrote.
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Because each belongs to the majority party in his or her chamber, the measure has a head start; in the divided Legislature, most bills waste away and die in the house they were born in.
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A former product engineer at Apple, he has a head start in raising capital and is now weighing his best options for sourcing venture money when he might have accepted China VC in the past.
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Just because one company has a head start in learning doesn't mean other companies can't acquire more or better data or learn more efficiently from similar data to catch up with them and eventually bypass them.
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Click here to view original GIFSource: GoogleThis does look cool, but what's important is that Google has a head start on a new, more interactive type of email that it could stand to benefit immensely from.
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Of course, AT&T has something of an an advantage in all broadband deployment matters, thanks to the advantages of incumbency: notably, it has a head-start in both physical infrastructure (owning utility poles) and political clout.
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The figures also offer clues about who may be able to keep up with President Donald Trump's campaign, which has a head start on the fractured Democratic field and entered July with $56.7 million in the bank.
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Hickenlooper expected to end presidential bid on Thursday MORE (D-Colo.) still has a large target on his back by Republicans, but he is currently in good financial shape and has a head start in this race.
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While the former vice president has consistently led Democratic primary polls, he has been aggressively courting donors in a bid to catch up to an already crowded primary field that has a head start in the fundraising game.
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In addition, marijuana research in Israel, which has been going on since the 1960s, has a head-start over America, where both the medical community and pharmaceutical companies are heavily restricted by laws which are only now being slowly reviewed.
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But Sanders has the largest grassroots army, demonstrated a diverse coalition in Nevada, has more money in his campaign bank account than anyone who isn't a billionaire and has a head start in California and Texas, two Super Tuesday states.
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Although Amazon has a head start on smart home device compatibility, it might not have the same talent or resources to pull off these true AI assistant features and will instead need to rely on independent developers to do the heavy lifting.
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The lengthy pause in the primary and Mr. Sanders's reluctance to step aside are distractions, Mr. Balaban said, from the need for Democrats to refocus on the general election race, in which Mr. Trump has a head start raising money and coalescing supporters.
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"I would expect the ARRC to come out with some date-specific targets that should really focus minds," Fox said Britain has a head start, since the Bank of England's Sonia overnight rate, which is replacing Libor, has long been familiar to markets.
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In his eyes, Acko has a head start on other digital-only outfits — in terms of timing and funding — while he believes traditional players typical struggle with tech talent and have their eyes on legacy businesses which bring in the bulk of their revenue.
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That's the same ad revenue growth rate Google had in the second quarter, based on While Alphabet has a head start thanks to its YouTube video service, which now has 1.5 billion monthly users and dozens of its own original shows, Facebook is racing to catch up.
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It also has a head start on social commerce tools, which allow influencers to link directly to ecommerce sites from their posts and for advertisers to monitor the number of users who click on those links — a much more valuable metric than the number of likes a post gets.
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While Google will be competing with quite a few other companies at this point to sell self-driving tech, it has a head start on testing; and ultimately, selling the technology is going to be a lot easier than figuring out how to mass produce and market its own self-driving cars.
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That leaves a sparse field of experienced Democratic leaders who have the political prowess to step forward to take on the Trump machine which already has a head start in fundraising (an "unprecedented" $100 million so far), campaign management (Brad Parscale) and slogans (Keep America Great, or as the kids say, K-A-G).
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The BUDD-e concept at CES was a preview of some of VW's work with LG. The BUDD-e concept at CES was a preview of some of VW's work with LG. LG has a head-start on the connected how piece, since they already make a host of connected appliances including smart washers, dryers and refrigerators.
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Weslaco also has two Charter schools: Horizon Montessori"Horizon Montessori." Retrieved on November 7, 2015. and Technology Education Charter High School. The city has a Head Start Program, pre-kinder programs as well as several privately owned day care centers.
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African honeyguide birds are known to lay their eggs in underground nests of other bee-eating bird species. The honeyguide chicks kill the hatchlings of the host using their needle-sharp beaks just after hatching, much as cuckoo hatchlings do. The honeyguide mother ensures her chick hatches first by internally incubating the egg for an extra day before laying it, so that it has a head start in development compared to the hosts' offspring.
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An investigative report by Daily News found out that Justice Dogar's daughter Farah Hameed Dogar examination paper for F.Sc. were reassessed in violation of previous Supreme Court rulings.Ansar Abbasi. CJ's daughter has a head start over thousands 25 November 2008 While the results of 201 candidates were revised only for Farah were the examination papers re- marked and the numbers increased. In the other 200 cases, only errors in adding the total marks were corrected.
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To be set out lengths is a system of handicapping that allows a perceived slower car to start their race a number of car lengths ahead and requiring the perceived faster car to catch up and pass the slower car. There are often heated negotiations to determine a fair number. This would be analogous to the bracket racing handicap start format used where one car has a head start over the other. Some drag strips offer such street racing style events.
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Kate is placed in a cage opposite Sawyer to work for the Others, under the eye of Pickett. Sawyer discovers they are actually on another island, and tries to keep the information from Kate so as to give her hope. When Jack contacts her via Pickett's radio, informing her that she has a head-start to escape, she and Sawyer run towards the beach. They encounter Alex, who gives them her boat When arriving on the beach, she scolds Sayid and Locke for not bothering to rescue Jack.
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The district is rated as one of the area's best midsize workplaces after an independent study found evidence of strength in leadership, company direction, innovation, and workplace environment. Groveport Madison School District has one high school (Groveport Madison High School), three middle schools, six elementary schools, and Cruiser Academy Community School. There are special needs Pre-K programs in four of the six elementary buildings, and one elementary has a Head-Start Program for preschoolers. The district also has an Extended Day Program that is offered before and after school.
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In the case of the hit and run, the baserunner has a head start, increasing the baserunner's probability of reaching second base before the ball. This may force the fielders to attempt the out only at first, thereby advancing the runner. It may also allow the runner to advance more bases on a hit than he might otherwise due to that running head start. Although a line drive can easily turn into a double play, line drives are rare so the risk of being doubled off from a line drive is minimal.
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Fig. 4: A schematic depiction of rapid-chase theory. Primes and targets are engaged in a chase through the visuomotor system (from visual to motor areas). Because the prime signal has a head-start over the target signal, it is able to start a motor response assigned to it and to control this response for as long as the prime-target SOA allows. When the actual target signal then arrives in the motor system, it can follow through with the response already activated by the prime (in consistent trials) or has to reverse the response (in inconsistent trials).
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Because the prime signal has a head-start over the target signal, primes and targets are engaged in a "rapid chase" through the visuomotor system. Because the prime signal reaches the motor cortex first, it is able to activate the motor response assigned to it. The shorter the prime- target SOA, the quicker the target can start the pursuit. When the target signal finally arrives at the motor cortex, it can continue the response process elicited by the prime (if prime and target are consistent) or redirect the response process (if prime and target are inconsistent).
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In other hornbills the nesting female moult their all flight feathers at once but this is not the case in the ground hornbills. The male prepares the nest by lining the cavity with dry leaves before the female enters and lays a clutch of one or two eggs over around five days. She starts to incubate as soon as the first egg is laid so that the chick which hatches first has a head start in development over its sibling. Incubation of each egg takes between 37 and 41 days, during which time there is no effort to keep the cavity clean and the male is responsible for providing food to the incubating female.
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Another standard of equality is equality of opportunity, "the idea that everyone has an equal chance to achieve wealth, social prestige, and power because the rules of the game, so to speak, are the same for everyone". This concept can be applied to society by saying that no one has a head start. This means that, for any social equality issue dealing with wealth, social prestige, power, or any of that sort, the equality of opportunity standard can defend the idea that everyone had the same start. This views society almost as a game and any of the differences in equality standards are due to luck and playing the "game" to one's best ability.
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In the context of digital platforms, ecosystems are collections of economic actors not controlled by the platform owner, yet who add value in ways that go beyond being a regular user. A common example is the community of independent developers who create applications for a platform, such as the many developers (both individuals and companies) that create apps for Facebook. With Microsoft, significant components of their ecosystem include not just developers, but computer and hardware peripheral manufactures, as well as maintenance and training providers. A traditional company embarking on a platform strategy has a head start in creating an ecosystem if they already have a list of partners, alliances and/or resellers.
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"We see DVB-H winning out over all, but there will also be limited space for some of the other technologies," said Adrian Drozd, a London-based senior analyst with Datamonitor. "DMB has a head start, but from 2007 onward DVB-H should get momentum and become the dominant technology."Carving up big market for tiny televisions Which format is going to be an ultimate winner in the end is less important than when mobile TV will grow out of its infancy to be a prime pastime for mobile handset users globally. For instance, five-channel Virgin Mobile TV (VMTV) was launched in UK in October 2006, based on DMB technology with a £2.5m advertising campaign.
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An explanation for why the phenomenon occurs is that when a society dedicates itself to certain standards, and those standards change, it is harder for them to adapt. Conversely, a society that has not committed itself yet will not have this problem. Thus, a society that at one point has a head start over other societies, may, at a later time, be stuck with obsolete technology or ideas that get in the way of further progress. One consequence of this is that what is considered to be the state of the art in a certain field can be seen as "jumping" from place to place, as each leader soon becomes a victim of the handicap.
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Conversely, the perennial strategy may sometimes be the more effective survival strategy, because the plant has a head start every spring with growing points, roots, and stored energy that have survived through the winter. In trees for example, the structure can be built on year after year so that the tree and root structure can become larger, stronger, and capable of producing more fruit and seed than the year before, out-competing other plants for light, water, nutrients, and space. This strategy will fail when environmental conditions change rapidly. If a certain bug quickly takes advantage and kills all of the nearly identical perennials, then there will be a far lesser chance that a random mutation will slow the bug compared to more diverse annuals.
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