Established democracies with highly developed economies have proven surprisingly resilient.
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On that metric, Singapore beats highly developed countries like Germany and Sweden.
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The highly developed country closest to the US was Canada at 34.7.
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Bacevich's most highly developed Muslim character in these pages is Saddam Hussein.
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Many offshore financial centers are highly developed countries with strong regulatory environments.
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This extended campaign of commercial espionage has raided almost every highly developed economy.
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China's extended campaign of commercial espionage has raided almost every highly developed economy.
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The highly developed underground economy online has made DDoSing easier than ever before.
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The leaps cause their highly developed leg and arm muscles to flex more apparently.
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The US has highly developed technology, but it also has a shortage in labor.
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As much as she combated misery, she also had a highly developed appetite for pleasure.
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Mexico, by contrast, had (and has) a "highly developed thread culture," according to Ms. Hicks.
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Restoring the savanna's ecological function is a challenge in what is now a highly developed valley.
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As a company, Amazon's carbon emissions are comparable to those of highly developed economies like Sweden.
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" Lonergan's most highly developed portrait of a teen-ager is Lisa Cohen, the girl in "Margaret.
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"I am not suggesting that a highly developed civilization would consciously wipe out other lifeforms," Berezin wrote.
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Look to the Buckeye State, which offers one of the most highly developed infrastructures in the nation.
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Simply put, his sales resistance was so highly developed that none of Trump's high pressure techniques worked.
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This issue is especially pressing in the U.S., the only "very highly developed country" without universal health care.
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It also has a highly-developed e-commerce platform which serves large and fast growing internet-led multinationals.
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He has a highly developed sense of his own morality and sometimes comes across as holier than thou.
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But it now faces well-financed domestic competitors with highly developed supply chains and considerable economies of scale.
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Broadband subscriptions grew 15 times faster in highly developed countries than in low developed ones, the report added.
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They are huge population centers with highly developed transportation systems, including major international airports within the city limits.
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The cats are bigger than a typical house cat, and have large, ringed tails and "highly developed" canine teeth.
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For some people, however clever they are, lying has helped them to survive, so there instincts are highly developed.
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"This shows just how highly developed this ancient culture was," Ossendrijver, whose discovery appears in today's Science, told Gizmodo.
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Simply put, "birds do not have a highly developed sense of smell, like how a dog would," said Tibbetts.
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Home health aide is one of the fastest-growing occupations in the United States and other highly developed countries.
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Taiwan has no "legacy systems" of representative democracy (to use the language of technology) and the internet is highly developed.
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Now she is bringing both Sudan and South Sudan's literary output, which she calls "highly developed," to a broader public.
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This is an issue that's particularly pressing in the U.S., the only "very highly developed country" without universal health care.
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The United States is the only highly developed nation that doesn't require employers to give their workers paid time off.
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Unemployment across the body's 35 member states, most of which are considered highly developed, is at its lowest since 1980.
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"[Our partners] are doing longform, high-budget, highly developed shows that take years to develop and are fully baked," he said.
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The expectation for a highly developed country like the US is that it will have very low rates of gun violence.
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"Zimbabwe is not a fragile state, it is one of the most highly developed countries, second after South Africa," he said.
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In fact, the U.S. is still the only highly developed country in the world that doesn't offer federal paid maternity leave.
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Hearing, touch, taste, and smell become more interrelated and highly developed: one subject mentioned how she recognizes people by their smell.
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Their antiaircraft was so highly developed — they had radar-controlled guns — so all they needed was Hitler Youth to load them.
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Among our fellow Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries — those with highly-developed economies — our rate is the highest.
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And that's a natural reaction — after all, Tingle's persona is so highly developed, how can it not be fully a satire?
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The orca's paralimbic lobe is highly developed, as is its insular cortex, both of which relate to social emotions and awareness.
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In the 2016 general election, turnout was 55.7 percent, which placed the U.S. 163th out of 32 highly developed democratic countries.
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It's not very important that these videos don't really have another component, like musical skills or a highly developed sense of humor.
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There are other markets apart from the American and British markets: In other regions, alternative financing is not so highly developed yet.
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With its strong and highly developed arms and legs, Bewear loves to give crushing bear hugs that will split anything in two.
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Allkauren koi's highly developed features show the significant degree to which these animals had become specialized by this stage in the Jurassic.
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It has a highly developed code of honor, not to mention an ever-surprising lineup of surreal tricks its characters can pull.
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"Bee's," by the Portuguese designer Susana Soares, is a blown-glass object that takes advantage of bees' highly developed sense of smell.
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It also shattered a veneer of civility and security in one of the safest and most highly developed countries in the world.
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The network of Chinese brokers that bypass tariffs in the West by shipping goods through other countries is extensive and highly developed.
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Physicists have long been fascinated by phase transitions, because in all their diverse particularities they share a universal and highly developed mathematical language.
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While the skull of the creature was far smaller than that of the T. rex, its brain and senses were already highly developed.
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Based on recent election results, voter turnout in the United States ranks 26th out of the 32 highly developed and democratic OECD countries.
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Even in highly developed economies, half of patients or more will say they have trouble seeing a doctor outside of regular business hours.
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UNU's research shows that many children have highly developed prosocial motivations, so a further focus in this area may not have significant results.
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As they migrated West, they terrified the highly developed kingdoms, such as those of the Goths, that had long existed along Rome's frontier.
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He described a highly developed international network and chain of bribes that profits smugglers, corrupt Mexican and Guatemalan police, immigration officers, cartels and politicians.
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Hong Kong attracts talent because of its unique location, with highly developed infrastructure where you can ride a subway to meet your OEM partner.
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The four are often stacked against one another as they are highly developed economies in Asia that have achieved rapid industrialization since the 53s.
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That matches drops in other in other highly developed nations such as Japan, the UK and Finland, perhaps because of a rise in obesity.
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The practice of embellishing the Hebrew Bible was widespread and highly developed on the Iberian Peninsula in the first half of the 13th century.
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The lack of universal healthcare and universal paid sick leave, a rarity among highly developed nations, complicates America's attempts at social distancing, Slok suggested.
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"The European Union... is a highly developed system for mutual interference in each other's domestic affairs, right down to beer and sausages," he observed.
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The big six Canadian banks and FCDQ operate in a highly concentrated banking system within a highly developed economy and solid banking regulatory framework.
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According to the World Health Organization, life expectancy in the United States is 79.3 years, the lowest rate compared with 4003 other highly developed countries.
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"The birch tree is packed with nutrients and has highly developed purification processes, and is super-efficient at circulating sap," Evelyn Liddell, Weleda's pharmacist, explains.
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Success is not guaranteed for deserving people in wealthy countries with highly developed legal and educational institutions and other infrastructure, but it's substantially more likely.
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Miraculously, the state's 18 highly developed, low-lying barrier islands were spared Florence's worst effects; preliminary reports showed only a few million dollars in damage.
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So far, Germany has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 27.7 percent—an astonishing achievement for a developed country with a highly developed manufacturing sector.
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Evidence shows the orca brain is large, complex and highly developed in areas dealing with emotions, said Lori Marino, president of the Whale Sanctuary Project.
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Most highly developed countries use government funding to mitigate the cost of early childhood care and education while ensuring that care meets a minimum standard.
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This mode of transport is an important component of the European business travel market, where rail infrastructure is dense, highly developed and often very high-speed.
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The ratings also reflect the bank's effective risk management and generally conservative risk appetite, which includes a focus on high-quality assets in highly developed markets.
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Of the 32 countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, made up mostly of highly developed democracies, the U.S. ranks 28th in voter turnout.
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Excitingly, however, this new study shows that dinosaurs were actually flying 150 million years ago, and likely even earlier, given Archaeopteryx's highly developed wings and bone structure.
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"We want Europe to continue to have the most highly developed social systems in the world," the business and trade union organizations said in a joint statement.
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Like crocodiles, Halszkaraptor's fossil held evidence of a highly-developed mesh of sensory organs in the bones of the snout, suggesting it went after water-based prey.
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The bank warned poorer countries might struggle with aging populations in comparison to those such as Japan and Germany that aged after the countries were highly developed.
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Businesspeople around the world wondered how a highly developed nation could hold a celebrity tycoon for months at a time with scant access to lawyers or family.
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At the end of the day it's an important work for all boys and girls to read, because of its highly developed, complicated and wonderful female heroine.
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The battle for Ramlet al-Baida beach on the Lebanese capital's highly developed shoreline is at the center of the latest conflict between residents and municipal authorities.
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He apparently has a highly developed snoot: He makes multiple mentions of fragrances that were popular in the 1950s, and even manages to weave one into the suspense plot.
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That highly developed sense of his own pure motives -- despite his admissions that he has worried about the size of his own ego -- is continuing to irk his critics.
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Today, more than 220006 million people — almost 2202 percent of the U.S. population — live in coastal counties that are highly developed, often with infrastructure constructed to outdated building codes.
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In doing so they are putting their stamp of approval on a wider initiative to develop Palestine's technology sector, which lags behind Israel's highly developed startup and VC ecosystem.
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Trump has a highly developed sense that subordinates -- even those who owe allegiance first to the Constitution and an independent duty to impartial justice -- owe him deep personal loyalty.
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When weather-related catastrophes such as floods and hurricanes strike these densely populated and highly developed areas, the costs — both in human lives and property damage — can be astronomical.
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The ratings also reflect the bank's effective risk management, strong asset quality and generally conservative risk appetite, which includes a focus on high-quality assets in highly developed markets.
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They are a highly developed extraterrestrial race; we know this because they have irises of gold—as pioneered by Robert De Niro in "Angel Heart" (1987)—and other unusual hues.
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Companies in 10 highly-developed countries (the three above, plus Norway, Britain, France, Denmark, Canada, Israel and the Netherlands) own 98 percent of patents involving marine organisms' DNA, the study found.
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Mobius said the financial and political tumult that followed the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union highlighted the potential for instability in even the most highly developed of Western democracies.
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"Nearly all of these bundlers ... serve in Western European nations or other highly developed and stable countries such as Canada and New Zealand," the Center for Public Integrity reported in January 2017.
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But the protesters in Belgium, renowned for having the highest average tax burden on wages of any highly developed country in the world, suggested they were simply fed up with the government.
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"Wakanda is highly developed intellectually and therefore stopped using GDP about 50 years ago," write Mashiloane, who somehow finds time to dabble in fictional economics, despite also apparently being an OB/GYN.
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He now controls the three countries' military pact, presents China with a united front of unmatched firepower and an alliance of highly developed economies representing a quarter of the global demand and output.
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Looming over all of the intricate specifics of highly developed Chinese protectionist practices is the avowed commitment by Beijing's top leaders to replace a high proportion of foreign technology with domestic Chinese technology.
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Unlike the highly developed tourist region around Cancun and the Mayan Riviera, the southern coast of Quintana Roo is much wilder, with pristine Caribbean beaches, extensive jungle and the pockets of Mayan ruins.
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Chaco Canyon is a world heritage site constructed over a period of 300 years by a highly developed civilization that most likely had celestial and other knowledge that has been lost to us.
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Winston's sensibilities are so highly developed that he sounds wiser than most people — which is a good thing, since he has to lead Langdon to many of the hoops through which "Origin" makes him leap.
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On top of all this, Dr Dougherty and his team also found that the populations with the most highly developed female defences were those that had shown the lowest population-growth rates in a previous experiment.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Scientists in East Africa plan to exploit trained rats' highly developed sense of smell to carry out mass screening for tuberculosis among inmates of crowded prisons in Tanzania and Mozambique.
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Having used a wheelchair his whole life, Mr. Gorbunov has a highly developed sense of the absurd and of the chasm between the surface glitz of parts of Russia, particularly Moscow, and daily reality for many.
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Only 56% of the eligible U.S. voting population bothered to cast a vote in 2016 presidential election, one of the lowest voter turnouts in the world for any highly developed democracy, according the Pew Research Center.
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He has a highly developed understanding of the psychic and emotional forces propelling illiberalism's spread across the globe, a movement united by a sense of disappointment, bewilderment and envy — the spiritual condition that Nietzsche diagnosed as ressentiment.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Central banks' battle with the global financial crisis showed they could exert a "considerable" impact on long-term interest rates even under today's highly developed financial markets, a senior Bank of Japan official said on Wednesday.
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Young people will need to rely on a highly developed sense of empathy and ethics to guide themselves through uncharted territory, and learn to work more effectively in collaborative teams, which we know are the crucibles of innovation.
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Still, it may not have happened if not for the serendipity of a new college graduate with a nascent denim line and a highly developed activist streak meeting a former jeans designer with personal experience of sexual harassment.
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Sensors are already so highly developed that at a factory run by Premier Foods, near Sheffield, a machine can pick up brittle poppadums from a line and bag them, removing the need to employ five pairs of human hands.
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"You'll see experiments in 2900, 220006, on-orbit experiments with, I'll say highly developed metal systems ... and I think you'll see operational systems in the mid and latter part of the 2202s," Rood told reporters Thursday at the Pentagon.
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"To have such a large number of people living at such a high level for such a long period of time, it really proves the fact that these people were highly developed, and also quite environmentally conscientious," she said.
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Raised in a warm cocoon of liberal Northern California values, Maia has a highly developed emotional intelligence and interpersonal acuity, though she can sometimes sound like the type of eager teenager who is echoing the grown-ups around her.
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"David has demonstrated over the last five years his excellent policy-making acumen, a drive toward innovation, a highly developed set of communication and negotiating skills, and invaluable appreciation of IMF policies and procedures," Lagarde said in a statement.
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The growing need for workers at many points along the skills spectrum can't be filled by Norway or other highly developed countries that President Trump might consider more "desirable" because of the size and nature of U.S. labor needs.
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Coachella, Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo, the three biggest, are now highly developed brand names, with the drawing power to sell out well in advance; tickets for Coachella's two weekends, for example, sold out in a matter of hours last week.
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The fee feeds into the image of government in Belgium — a nation divided along linguistic lines, with seven overlapping governments, six parliaments, and the highest average tax burden on wages of any highly developed country — as an overpriced, inefficient jumble.
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International reactions to previous mass shootings focused on the ubiquity of guns in the United States — a culture that many people around the globe see as alien — and their role in making it the world's most violent highly developed country.
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International reactions to previous mass shootings focused on the ubiquity of guns in the United States — a culture that many people around the globe see as alien — and their role in making it the world's most violent highly developed country.
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He may still be the best option for The Washington Post, but he also represents the flaws of a model that relies on the good graces of extremely wealthy people who have their own highly developed views on how to run a business.
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About as many people speak Kannada as speak Polish, and significantly more than speak Burmese, but it counts as a merely regional language in India, and not even one of the Dravidian tongues with a highly developed commercial cinema (Tamil and Telugu).
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Another of Washko's video works feature selections from her 2013-14 work, "The Council on Gender Sensitivity and Behavioral Awareness in World of Warcraft," wherein her highly developed WoW character attempted to talk about feminism with other characters she encountered in the game.
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The National Hurricane Center's forecast path for Irma is from the south, hitting Miami and perhaps its highly developed and expensive central region, then up through affluent Broward and Palm Beach counties and further north, threatening the entire peninsula instead of just its tip.
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If the Congress's standing committee, which is in session, rules on the matter, it would amount to mainland China, where there is no tradition of independent courts and no expectations of genuine debate on legal interpretations, overriding the highly developed Hong Kong court system.
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He also said he hopes that within the next decade, augmented and virtual reality technologies the company is working on today will be so highly developed that people could feel like they're in the room with someone else — even if they're actually miles apart.
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Snatchers isn't highly developed commentary, but it tells a culturally relevant story about a young woman minimizing her needs to avoid any perception that she's high maintenance in a relationship, even when the need in question is figuring out why there's a cryptid in her uterus.
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A highly-developed pipeline grid, extensive industrial demand and the biggest natural gas-powered vehicle fleet in Asia after China and Iran make Pakistan an easy fit for LNG and official estimates show imports could jump fivefold to 30 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) by 2022.
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The arrival of new entrants into Hong Kong's highly developed banking ecosystem is being welcomed as a long-term positive that has already got the attention of financial giants, which, aside from Standard Chartered, also include names such as HSBC and Bank of China (Hong Kong).
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The report shows that while the gap in basic living standards has narrowed, countries with low development are struggling with a new generation of inequalities, with the proportion of adults in very highly developed countries entering tertiary education growing six times faster than in low developed countries.
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"The first and most probable (version) is an import of the virus to China from one of the European Union countries, taking into account the highly developed trade in agricultural products, including supplies of pork products between China and the EU," the Russian watchdog said in a statement.
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Peter Thiel — Facebook investor, PayPal co-founder and a billionaire with a highly developed instinct for revenge — is being hailed by the Valley's elite for his stealthy actions against Gawker Media, whose Valleywag gossip blog outed him as gay and irritated other important tech people during its brief existence.
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Simon Young, a law professor at the University of Hong Kong, said a ruling by Beijing would probably be messy and incomplete because the country's leaders do not appreciate and do not understand Hong Kong's highly developed legal system, which draws on precedents set over hundreds of years.
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Some of it might be that there isn't such a highly-developed venture ecosystem here, but the fact that there are other folks from Silicon Valley coming here, that you have the government announcing a policy to invest some amount of money into startups — that attitude is starting to change.
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While many economists have said it is natural for a high-technology, highly developed economy like the United States to evolve away from raw industries, Mr. Trump presented the steel and aluminum sectors in romantic terms, signs of a muscular superpower that had been allowed to atrophy under his predecessors.
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"More and more we see that a person, a community or even a whole society can be highly developed on the outside, but have an interior life that is impoverished and under-developed, lacking real life and vitality," he said in remarks on Monday at St. Mary's Cathedral in Tokyo.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOSTON — In its boldest move since it relocated from Copley Square to its current home in the now highly developed Seaport District 12 years ago, Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) has leapt across the harbor, and developed a substantial new gallery space in the Boston Harbor Shipyard and Marina in East Boston.
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A PERSON IN a highly developed nation, like England, who makes baskets for a living, does so not because it is sensible or solves any pressing need in the market — like how to get fish from the sea to a supplier or potatoes from field to table — but rather because it answers a broader need in oneself.
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But wherever they were, their absence enabled us to discern all sorts of sounds and details we could barely notice when the city was bustling, and to talk about things that somehow, at other times of day, we had no time to discuss, such as: Which superhero has a more highly developed sense of humor, Spider-Man or Hawkeye?
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Macron's decision to treat Trump to full bore French pageantry on a day that includes a military parade along the Champs-Elysee that will feature US soldiers and a spectacular fireworks display at the Eiffel Tower, will likely please the US President, and may be an attempt to play into an increasing trend of global leaders seeking to flatter a leader who has a highly developed sense of his own image.
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" More harsh descriptions followed, from the eighteen-thirties through the nineteen-sixties: "These animals are savage, cowardly, and treacherous"; "badly formed and ungainly and therefore very primitive"; "marsupial quadrupeds are all characterized by a low degree of intelligence"; "belongs to a race of natural born idiots"; "an unproportioned experiment of nature quite unfitted to take its place in competition with the more highly-developed forms of animal life in the world today.
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