It would be a new high watermark for the company.
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Now we're in decline from that high watermark of industrial capitalism.
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The takeaway: Was this a high watermark for the Department of Justice?
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And every year, it sets kind of a new high watermark for digital streaming.
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That may come to be seen as a high watermark for the drive for independence.
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The record was more than 36 percent higher than the previous high watermark hit in 2007.
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This is a new high watermark for #VoiceCommerce and just like last year cemented new shopping behaviors.
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Uber and WeWork reflect the high watermark of an infatuation with growth at the expense of margin.
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Bush hit 90% approval in a Gallup poll conducted 10 days after the attacks -- his high watermark.
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Yet investors grew concerned about management's comments that first-quarter performance was the "high watermark" for the year.
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The high watermark for smartphone sales was back in 2010, when Gartner notes the market grew 73 per cent.
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The Nasdaq is now thousands of points higher than the high watermark it set in the dot-com boom.
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This was the early 2000s interregnum between the high watermark of garage and the messily complex birth pangs of grime.
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Hill said the next high watermark to watch on the 10-year would be 2.06, the high on Aug. 1.
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The data suggested Britain's economy has kept up healthy momentum, but this may prove a high watermark ahead of Brexit.
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We think this is going to set a new high watermark for Disney theme parks, let alone all other theme parks.
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The high watermark for GM stock was more recent, when it reached a market value of $67.7 billion in October 2007.
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And I remember thinking, even then, that Bush in the days after the attacks, was at the high watermark of his presidency.
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When it debuted last year, the Lamborghini Avendator S sure looked like a high watermark for the Italian supercar and sports car company.
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The 28503 percent figure is a high watermark for the GOP since January 22019, when 47 percent said they viewed the GOP favorably.
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The high watermark for the Democratic debates this cycle was last October, it added, when 15.8 million watched their first contest on CNN.
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About half the country backs impeachment, per recent polls, a high watermark but one that remained unchanged throughout the public hearings in November.
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Such a deal, if it were to happen, would evoke the Obama–Xi agreement of 2015, the high watermark of Obama's cyberdiplomacy with China.
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John Sandweg, who served as ICE's acting director during the Obama administration, said the high watermark for deportations is 21625 percent given its resources.
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Okay now forget those guys because Jack Ma set the new high watermark for inscrutable technocrat behavior at this year's Alibaba Annual Party in Hangzhou.
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After its previous high watermark six years ago, the party's positive ratings quickly fell back to earth, with Democrats regaining the advantage the following month.
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And because it's still identifiably a fitness band, it doesn't have to worry about the high watermark for fashion the Blaze had to deal with.
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But it will be difficult for Democrats to agree to that proposal if it is a high watermark of what can be accepted by Republicans.
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CNN Money reported on Monday that the high watermark for Democratic debate viewership occurred last October, when 15.8 million watched the party's first contest on CNN.
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The high watermark came on the opening day when the Forge hosted the York9, attracting a crowd of over 17,000 but all those tickets were free.
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"Given potential backsliding in the U.S. and Australia, and among some other countries, it's reasonable to ask was 2016 a high watermark for climate finance?" said Thwaites.
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The high watermark is, of course, Tina Fey's Sarah Palin, but Tuesday night, Stephen Colbert unveiled a new candidate for the throne: Laura Benanti as Melania Trump.
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Mobile devices accounted for $2.83 billion in sales for the day, another high watermark — neatly 36 percent of all sales, growing the proportion of transactions not on desktop.
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By 2016 that number had ballooned to 771, a 77 percent increase and while 20183 was down from the high watermark, it still saw a devastating 650 slain.
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As soon as the company's Chief Financial Officer Bradley M. Halverson called the first quarter profits "the high watermark for the year", the stock began giving up the gains.
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While he may lack the shotmaking brilliance of Federer or the raw power and energy of Nadal, he rarely allows his level to slip below a supremely high watermark.
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"This is a high watermark for President Trump's job approval, both among small business owners in our survey and among the general public," said SurveyMonkey senior research scientist Laura Wronski.
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Instead, it has historically come in a bit later with a leapfrog product — products that defined the potential and the high watermark for what each of these technologies could become.
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In fact, prior to Robert Koch isolating Mycobacterium tuberculosis in 1882 and proving that germs facilitated the spread of tuberculosis, beards were enjoying a high watermark in the US and Europe.
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On Tuesday, Caterpillar posted earnings and revenue that beat expectations, but the shares fell after the company's CFO said their first-quarter results may have been the "high watermark" for the year.
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Donald Trump's visit to Mexico was a high watermark for his campaign, but it might not be enough to put him over the top in November, according to Republican strategist Alex Conant.
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Fourth quarter outflows slowed to $220 billion, the lowest level since SWF redemptions from third-party asset managers began in the third quarter of 2.23, suggesting the high watermark of selling has passed.
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Dusting down his ill-fitting suit is a risky business; the legacy of The Office, which only ran for two seasons and a Christmas special, has been preserved as a high watermark for sitcoms.
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" Those wrong things included Caterpillar's Chief Financial Officer Bradley Halverson who, during a conference call, said "the outlook assumes that first quarter adjusted profit per share will be the high watermark for the year.
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What we do know is there's a 2.3Ghz octa-core AMD processor behind the scenes, 12GB of RAM, and enough graphics processing goodness to produce 6 teraflops of power, a new high watermark for consoles.
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The Economic Policy Institute, a left-leaning think tank, said median household income still lags behind the high watermark set in 2000, and the median set in 2007, just before the onset of the recession.
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There was a period of time when companies could get $500,000 to a million dollars per patent, but that was the high watermark, and the average selling price of a patent has dropped to around $40,000.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British economy's strong finish to 2016 looks likely to prove a high watermark as Brexit gets underway, according to a range of indicators on Friday which pointed to a growing squeeze on consumers.
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So in what will no doubt be viewed as my high watermark of online journalism for years to come, I've culled through those responses to bring you a sampling of some dark moments in human digestion.
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This raised the question of dividends (which somehow Alphabet still doesn't have to pay, bringing a new high watermark to the concept of corporate adolescence) and venture firms bringing together two of their own deals under one roof.
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But Bernardo Bortolotti, director of the sovereign investment lab at Bocconi University and co-author of a report showing a slowdown in SWF real estate and infrastructure investment in 2017, said the high watermark for private dealmaking had passed.
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But let's grant that the New Deal era, which follows a large expansion of governmental power, is a high watermark for trust in government, and then in the Nixon era and what follows it, you begin to see a large and consistent fall.
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Shares of the industrial equipment maker soared in early trading Tuesday on good earnings, but swooned later in the day and fell 6 percent lower after CFO Bradley Halverson told investors that the first quarter was likely the "high watermark" for the year.
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IFI Claims, a company that tracks patent activity in the US, released its annual tally of IP work today underscoring that theme: it noted that 2019 saw a new high-watermark of 493,530 patents granted by the US Patent and Trademark Office.
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Although AR and VR startups reached a high watermark of $3 billion in funding in 2017, and for all the promise of various companies in the field, the bigger picture for AR and its sister technology, virtual reality, has not been as bright in more recent times.
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Last year the LG V22 camera set a new high watermark with an f/22018 aperture, since surpassed by the dual aperture tech on the Samsung Galaxy S211, which lets you switch between f/1.5 and f/2.4 apertures, depending on what you're trying to achieve with your pictures.
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But progress on either front has been patchy, and while the 42-year-old Zelenskiy remains Ukraine's most electable politician, his public trust score has fallen from a high watermark of 79% in September to 51% in February, according to a survey by the Kiev-based Razumkov Centre think-tank.
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Six years on, the political and legal ramifications of that disclosure are still playing out — with a key judgement pending from Europe's top court which could yet unseat the current data transfer arrangement between the EU and the US. Wire launched at a time when interest in messaging apps was at a high watermark.
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As the first superhero of African descent to feature in mainstream American comics, and the first chapter within the voluble Marvel cinema franchise to focus on a narrative almost entirely concerned with people of color, the Smithsonian is understandably eager to embrace Black Panther as a high watermark for the progression of black actors, characters, and storylines in film.
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Up until this week's installment, episode 2 had been the high watermark for the season — mostly because we got to spend it with King Ezekiel and his charismatic cohorts — and much of the joy of "Rock in the Road" came from watching our group go through the same stages of mistrust and bewilderment that Carol experienced when she first encountered the Kingdom's eccentric leader.
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There is no right of public access to private property above the high-water line. Like the interstate boundary itself, the high watermark has been disputed as well. The theoretical maximum elevation of the lake is , using the Lake Tahoe datum. The yearly maximum is commonly lower.
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The album covers material released between his 1988 debut album Viva Hate and his 1995 single "Boxers". The track listing bears a slight resemblance to that of 1997's Suedehead: The Best of Morrissey. The album also features a solo version of "Interlude" without Siouxsie Sioux. Strangely, it includes just one track from 1994's Vauxhall and I, Morrissey's commercial and critical high watermark.
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Clayton 2003, p150-1 Clayton states that First Army already contained six divisions in March, which does not quite match the more detailed information given by Greenhalgh (2014)Doughty 2009, p439Greenhalgh 2014, p.274 Debeney’s Army linked up with the Australian 35th Battalion to plug the gap at Villers- Bretonneux, the last high ground in front of Amiens. This marked the high watermark of the German advance.
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Barber was also a prolific pattern designer, and for a time engaged in a "pattern war" with fellow coin designer and future Chief Engraver George T. Morgan. There were numerous pattern designs for "Standard" coinage soon after he became the chief engraver. The only part of this idea that became reality was a standardized "Commercial" dollar which eventually became the Trade dollar. The high watermark of his pattern work was the beautiful so-called "Amazonian" pattern coinage of 1872.
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Nonetheless, over 6000 Vulcans of all kinds were sold from the armistice until 1923, which proved to be a high watermark for the company. The 1½ and 2 ton models were the mainstay of truck production until the 1926 introduction of heavier four ton units, with four- cylinder engines and also a six-cylinder Dorman bus chassis. Commercial vehicles began to supplant automobiles as Vulcan's main product around this time, with buses and light (¾ ton) military vehicles alongside the trucks.
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Billy Dukes of Taste of Country gave the song three stars out of five. He thought that Keith "sings with plenty of passion", but criticized the lyrics by saying, "While the song doesn’t feel like a remake of his previous anthems, it doesn’t live up to their high watermark, either." Matt Bjorke of Roughstock rated it four stars out of five, saying that while it is a 'list song', it had "strongly constructed lyrics". Former UFC fighter Dan Henderson used the song as his entrance music.
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With the retirement of Catharine, the office of the Superintendent fell into dormancy and the construction of new school buildings dropped sharply. The construction of the George Washington School represented a high watermark in the first 70 plus years of the school board. This period of excellent and often unusual design, for institutional structures, would not be repeated by the School Board. The late Fifty's and Sixty's, when school construction once again occurred, are particularly unremarkable period for school design as boxy, undecorated structures came into vogue.
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Skyler Miller from Allgame stated that the graphics are "absolutely outstanding, with colorful, 3D rendered visuals that once seemed impossible on the Super NES. This is definitely the high watermark for 3D graphics on any 16-bit system". The editor also called the music "quite extraordinary" and that the songs "match the mood of the surrounding environment". In the Virtual Console re-release, IGN's Lucas Thomas's review of Super Mario RPG stated that the game's experience "completes itself with a compelling story, a humorous attitude and a variety of interspersed mini-games that break up the adventuring action".
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The game got 5 out of 5 stars in Dragon. Red Baron won Computer Gaming World's 1991 Simulation of the Year award, and in 1993 the magazine named the game to its Hall of Fame, stating that it "still stands as the high watermark of realistic air combat for many gamers". That year the magazine told a reader asking for "the most enjoyable flight simulation game" that "most of us still opt for Red Baron". In 1996, the magazine named Red Baron as #4 on its list of the best PC games of all time, positively comparing it to Spectrum HoloByte's Falcon 3.0.
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In 2009, Game Informer put Half-Life 2 5th on their list of "The Top 200 Games of All Time", saying that "With Half-Life 2, Valve redefined the way first-person shooters were created". Half-Life 2 was selected by readers of The Guardian as the best game of the decade, with praise given especially to the environment design throughout the game. According to the newspaper, it "pushed the envelope for the genre, and set a new high watermark for FPS narrative". One author commented: "Half-Life 2 always felt like the European arthouse answer to the Hollywood bluster of Halo and Call of Duty".
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Back in Black is an influential hard rock and heavy metal album. According to Tim Jonze of The Guardian, it has been hailed by some as "a high watermark" for heavy metal music. NME regarded it as an important release in 1980s metal and heavy rock, naming it one of the 20 best metal albums of its decade, while The Daily Telegraph ranked it as one of the 20 greatest heavy metal albums of all time. Paul Brannigan of Metal Hammer cited it as one of the ten albums that helped reestablish the genre's global popularity in 1980, making it "the greatest year for heavy metal".
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" Entertainment Weekly gave the album a B+ rating, saying, "What Live Through This makes perfectly clear, though, is that Love is a greater star. She has charisma and attitude to burn, and she knows it." NME called the album "a personal but secretive thrash-pop opera of urban nihilism and passionate dumbthinks", and Melody Maker called it "the high watermark of the genre that survived the crass label of 'foxcore'..." In The Village Voice, Robert Christgau noted the album's less caustic sound but praised Love's songwriting: "Punk aesthetic or no punk aesthetic, Courtney Love's songs wouldn't be compromised and might be deepened by steeper momentum and more articulate guitar noise. But they prevail anyway.
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Farm Boy: Trey Anastasio Sows the Fields of Phish Tom Marshall recalls that one of these stronger songs was omitted in favor of what he felt was a weaker track in "Fikus".Randy Ray. The High Watermark with Tom Marshall and Trey Anastasio Part I Anastasio named "Bug" and "Twist" as two songs he was disappointed were cut from the album, and both later appeared on Farmhouse. In 2018, Marshall had Anastasio as a guest on his Under the Scales podcast to discuss the 20th anniversary of The Story of the Ghost, and both conceded they were now happy with the album as it was released, with Marshall revising his opinion of "Fikus" to a more positive one.
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In addition, there were numerous publications relating to the work on radionuclide contamination which continued on a diminished scale throughout. In May 1982, under Dr J.V. Lake (Director since 1978) the laboratory marked its silver jubilee with three consecutive open days under the banner of “Roots at Work”. However, despite this high watermark, cracks were already appearing in the financial and conceptual support for Letcombe and similar organisations. These were clearly discernible in the views of the highly influential (Lord) Victor Rothschild, who had been Chairman of the Agricultural Research Council from 1948 to 1958 and, as stated above, instrumental in bringing Letcombe Laboratory into being in the first place. Years earlier, Rothchild’s discontent with how research priorities were identified and acted upon was outlined in a lectureRothschild, L. (1953).
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His influence outside the Dvaita community is found in the works of Appayya, who adopted his doxographical style in some of his works and in the works of Jiva Goswami. In his dialectics, Vyasatirtha incorporated elements from such diverse schools as Purva Mimamsa, Vyakarana and Navya Nyaya. His criticism of Advaita and Nyaya led to a severe scholarly controversy, generating a series of exchanges between these schools of thought, and led to reformulations of the philosophical definitions of the respective schools. Bagchi notes "It must be recognised that Vyasatirtha's definition of reasoning and his exposition of its nature and service really register a high watermark in the logical speculations of India and they ought to be accepted as a distinct improvement upon the theories of Nyaya-Vaisesika school".
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Since inception, these organizations have delivered an outsized influence and benefit to the campus: The first indicator of this impact is the fact of hundreds of pages devoted to the myriad of Greek Letter organizations profiled in each issue of the Minnesota Gopher Yearbook during its century-long publication run.The yearbook ended annual full-format publication in 1966. After a long hiatus with a couple of false starts, a revived full-format version is planned for 2015, to be published by Jostens. Link accessed 28 May 2014 These organizations have served as a primary hub of the student experience at the university for their entire existence, for active members, regular guests, and alumni. The high watermark for Greek Life participation by percentage, indicated by review of senior photos and club membership, was in 1910 through 1920, when approximately 1/4 of undergraduates participated in one or more of the academic or professional societies.
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As before, it was often used for percussion samples. The Genesis did not support 16-bit sampled sounds. Despite the additional tone channels, writing music still posed a challenge to traditional composers and it forced much more imaginative use of the FM synthesizer to create an enjoyable listening experience. The composer Yuzo Koshiro utilized the Genesis hardware effectively to produce "progressive, catchy, techno-style compositions far more advanced than what players were used to" for games such as The Revenge of Shinobi (1989) and the Streets of Rage series, setting a "new high watermark for what music in games could sound like." The soundtrack for Streets of Rage 2 (1992) in particular is considered "revolutionary" and "ahead of its time" for its blend of house music with "dirty" electro basslines and "trancey electronic textures" that "would feel as comfortable in a nightclub as a video game." Another important FM synth composer was the late Ryu Umemoto, who composed music for many visual novels and shoot 'em ups during the 1990s.
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