Big Tech incumbents are already honing in on the space.
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GrubHub is honing in on restaurant partnerships and investing heavily in technology.
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"We've been honing in on the topic of AI trustworthiness," said Boyd.
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We talked of honing in on issues when we meant homing in.
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The power hub and included attachments make honing in on texture even easier.
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This means honing in on what clients 'really' needs and getting them those point.
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This mean honing in on what clients 'really' needs and getting them those point.
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Across the pond, blogger Julie Falconer stressed the importance of honing in on a niche.
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According to NBC News, the investigation is honing in on the time period between Jan.
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Honing in on its 'tech' theme, the company has featured tech industry executives in its ads.
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Milne stresses honing in on the "why" when building off past bottle successes for future purchases.
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As we reported, the FBI is on the case and is honing in on a suspect.
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The L.A. County D.A. is on the case and honing in on at least one suspect.
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It chooses scientists to fund by honing in on "the person, not the project," says DeRisi.
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But Sheltzer says honing in on poor performers was part of the point of the study.
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So I stopped, within the first or second conversation, honing in on the super nerdy stuff.
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Flanked by Warren, Sanders also argued against Trump's candidacy by honing in on the Republican nominee's taxes.
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" Nedra Washington: "I feel like the internet is the gateway to honing in on your personal style.
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It can all start with honing in on what you do best and paring down everything else.
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Hong Kong-based asset manager Value Partners, for example, is honing in on China's fast-growing education sector.
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Harari is whip-smart, and he does an admirable job here of honing in on some key issues.
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"This really forces the business owner to think about things they weren't necessarily honing in on," she said.
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ESPN commentator Mark Jackson spent much of the opening minutes honing in on the big man&aposs physique.
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I'm still honing in on what it can actually do it's still at an experimental stage—unrefined, I'd say.
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"I think we're kind of honing in on the springtime, before we kick off our tours again," she said.
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The site teaches kids how to use tech, honing in on five principles: responsibility, respect, safety, kindness and patience.
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"Salt Fat Acid Heat", $20.63, available at AmazonHome cooks will love honing in on their craft with this book.
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Some are basing this theory on the books, and some are honing in on a scene from the trailer.
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The Democrat launched his campaign last month, honing in on climate change and talking about it at every turn.
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While the bassets are quite good at honing in on a scent, they aren't trained to catch the rabbits.
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Honing in on her previous sexual experiences, including those onscreen, as evidence of her character flaws is textbook slut-shaming.
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To stop the spread, the WHO and UNICEF are honing in on the areas reporting the highest number of cases.
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Traders said the market was honing in on details in its free cash flow, and signs of slowing inorganic growth.
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Bloomberg News reported the administration is also honing in on how to limit stock index providers from including Chinese stocks.
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If you are applying for a leadership role, then honing in on these two words becomes all the more important.
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Big international retailers have already started honing in on the country with its population of 18 million, the consultancy firm reported.
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" The unnamed woman called her mind a "heat-seeking missile" that was "always honing in on what could possibly go wrong.
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I feel like that record is really when we started honing in on our sound and our assertiveness as a band.
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In the Wisconsin rematch election with Johnson, Republicans are also honing in on emails from Feingold's time at the State Department.
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Since then, she's put out three more albums, honing in on a cozy world where her sadness gives way to creativity.
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Starting last year, the government has been honing in on South Asian asylum seekers with a particular vitriol, focusing on criminality.
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During Soma Nomaoi, he photographed these fabrics in color, honing in on their patterns and symbolic imagery, from carps to dragonflies.
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The scene cuts to footage from the arrest, honing in on the face of one boy who looks scared, confused, and disorientated.
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The prosecution is reportedly honing in on specific photos published on the pages, as well as certain passages from the blog posts.
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Reports have surfaced about FTC investigators honing in on Amazon and questioning third-party sellers, but no official investigation has been announced.
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It is honing in on the billions of waste that racks up when money shifts from insurers to health providers, including doctors.
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House Republicans hope they are honing in on a Puerto Rico agreement, but aren't willing to declare the job done just yet.
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This seems to be one of the rare instances where each company is honing in on different sides of the ride-hailing business.
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And by honing in on the textural and melodic quirks of her voice, she always has sturdy emotional roots for her unceasing experimentation.
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This question has been of intermittent interest to researchers for decades, but only recently have they begun honing in on a plausible answer.
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But rather than honing in on one material, Ginkgo is a sort of the backbone, work in partnership with these types of companies.
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Yet, Trump is honing in on this minor cost as an excuse to ban an entire population from service based on their identity.
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But he quickly became focused on the isolation and hardship that has many residents looking for a way out, honing in on Tramadol.
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Lockheed Martin is negotiating with the Pentagon over the next batch of F-35s, honing in on the cost for 130 new aircraft.
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My definition is honing in on your personal power and working with the energies around you to create the life that you want.
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And through honing in on that, Lee is able to uplift a different type of alternative lifestyle at a key moment for society.
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Past administrations exercised broad discretion and prioritization about which unauthorized immigrants to focus on, honing in on the most egregious criminal offenders first.
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The profuse critical love for Yeezus possibly emboldened Kanye to keep honing in on that new, eventually damaging formula of transgressive over thoughtful.
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For all the reasons tennis fans are honing in on Gauff, though, none stand taller than the woman we see in her: Serena.
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He returned to being a valuable slugger in the heart of the lineup by honing in on the pitches he could hit well.
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Investors were honing in on a flow of first-quarter results, including an upbeat report from VMWare and a disappointing scorecard from Coca-Cola.
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But now that she's getting older, she's honing in on her passion for music with a new EP set to release later this summer.
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While the property market in the US appears headed for a slowdown, a startup that's honing in on rentals is doubling down on growth.
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At campaign stops in Massachusetts and Virginia ahead of Super Tuesday, Clinton barely mentioned her Democratic rival, instead honing in on the GOP field.
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But rather than "launching" full blown statements season after season, Loeffler Randall's approach is more about honing in on Randall's own sense of creativity.
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For the first part of the reading, John commented, "Oh, it's actually kind of crowded back there," before honing in on Dewan's paternal grandfather.
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But at it's core, DALRAT body slams the "pull yourself up by the bootstraps" narrative by honing in on the realities of generational poverty.
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But let's get granular for a moment by honing in on one very specific area of growth we've seen from him this year: Passing!
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Both have expressed concern about the use of identity politics, honing in on a populist model of the middle class and working poor v.
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In addition to curbing government pension investments, the administration is now honing in on how to limit stock index providers from including Chinese stocks.
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It's a stark reminder for Wall Street that its clout only goes so far, and that boutiques are increasingly honing in on big banks' business.
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All in all, Life of Kylie will examine the mundanity of Kylie Jenner, and really honing in on how normal and average her life is.
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But I can't stop honing in on that word, "magic" — the idea that black women have had to subsist on their mystical powers to persist.
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Using this information, the team created a computer program that simulates the movements of a vocal tract by honing in on the brain's speech centers.
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I thought myself well-prepared as I entered the Googleplex parking lot, honing in on a rectangular patch of unused asphalt for my rental Taurus.
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It's an instrumental attack built up from years of experience in different bands, honing in on just how to make a sound new and progressive.
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The general area where the Point was hidden was covered in "Pixie Dust," honing in on the exact spot as I got closer and closer.
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Honing in on an essay topic"In preparing to write my personal essay, I engaged in substantial reflection before putting pen to paper," recalled Hoe.
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For one thing, all my instincts are honing in on the sloppiness, if not the sheer implausibility, of the plot the SBU maintains it uncovered.
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We're kind of honing in on what we did on those four songs and the newer stuff is just an elaboration of that, I guess.
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I'm often frustrated with how puzzle games focus on finding the abstract solution to a problem rather than honing in on the difficulty of implementation.
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To combat this aging foundation, the MTA says it will hasten the pace of repairing track issues underground, honing in on the most problematic areas.
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The suburban Shanghai campus was finished in 2016, when former Chief Executive Joe Jimenez hailed its role in honing in on diseases common in China.
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Republican leaders say they are honing in on their final analysis of the Benghazi attack, with an eye on releasing a report in coming weeks.
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Emphasizing value is important, sure, but as Applebee's president John Cywinski told CNN, even more key, is honing in on Americans' current climate of stress.
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Riverdale gets a sexy, sexy new set The beginning of "Jawbreaker" features Veronica honing in on fellow mob teen Elio's (Julian Haig) trip to a sauna.
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Instead, OpenAI should be honing in on the more widely used forms of AI that already pose significant risks (supervised learning) and astounding benefits (machine intelligence).
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But fewer have been honing in on making femme-leaning people feel more attractive in them, which is proving to be a powerful mode of progress.
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In an earnings season where investors are honing in on companies' future outlook, guidance from several corporates came in particularly strong, driving sharp share price gains.
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Target is honing in on dissatisfaction with Amazon's two-day delivery system for Prime Members, which sometimes slips to three days or more, with its promotion.
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A school of female VR filmmakers are honing in on this possibility, combining the impact of the medium with that most traditional of human endeavors: storytelling.
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One such defender, Iceland's Ragnar Sigurdsson, made the tackle of the tournament when he sensed the danger of England's Jamie Vardy honing in on a goal.
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Those rivals include Rivian, a newcomer funded by Amazon, and established automakers like BMW and Hyundai, who are honing in on Tesla's territory with electric cars.
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Inside a pitch-black hall the size of a football field, a trio of surveillance drones whir overhead, honing in on visitors when they detect movement.
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Much of the show's humor comes from the intensity its stars bring to examining the evidence, honing in on the vandal's artistic tastes, student vendettas, and gossip.
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Second, Trump had ordered the withdrawal of US troops from northern Syria three weeks earlier, even as the US intelligence community was honing in on Baghdadi's location.
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Davis launched the company in 2016 and has spent the past two years honing in on the business model as well as adding commercial pilots and members.
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There were a slew of news reports honing in on a few particular deaths, including Marcos Amaral Gourgel outside the Houses of Parliament in February of 2018.
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Start with templates, if you have to—all great artists start out copying the work of people they admire before honing in on a original creative output.
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Eventually, the team hopes to produce an autonomous version of Envirobot that could roam aquatic habitats without human direction, honing in on a variety of dangerous pollutants.
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I.' sources tell TMZ ... producers think Richie's legendary music career makes him a perfect pick ... credibility and a knack for honing in on what will become popular.
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We're told authorities have been honing in on at least one suspect, but it's unclear if the woman in the video is in the crosshairs of authorities.
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New Year's Day finds you intently honing in on your five-year plan, with your graphs and calendars all written out, as the sun meets taskmaster Saturn.
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"India has always been one of our favorite destinations for an authentic travel experience, but in 2019 we're honing in on the country's spiritual specialism," Barber said.
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It works fantastically well, with tight, solid dampening that makes honing in on a subject's eye as fun as pulling off a dragon punch in Street Fighter.
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She has gained a tighter grasp of her considerable tennis gifts, honing in on the equilibrium between aggression and patience required to succeed in clay-court tennis.
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"They've done a very good job over the past couple of years of really honing in on their customer," said Sam Poser, analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group.
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Lena Dunham, who wrote and directed this episode, is at her best when she's honing in on the nuances of these friendships, and this episode gives us that.
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It might sound difficult to embrace, but pulling back on your purchases and honing in on more timeless (albeit pricey) items could be the trick to smarter shopping.
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RioCan is also shifting its strategy, honing in on malls in major Canadian cities and developing more condos and rental apartments to capitalize on surging demand for housing.
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In the end, that might mean cutting back on your lifestyle now, or adjusting your expectations for your lifestyle later, and honing in on those goals over time.
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However, these new shows deepen that thesis by honing in on the hardships experienced by women and people of color beyond high school and in the real world.
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The prequel, however, seems to focus on the games while they're still in their infancy, honing in on the moment Snow himself gets involved in shaping their course.
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Washington (CNN)Railing against much of the mainstream press, President Donald Trump continued to air his grievances with the media, honing in on NBC News anchor Chuck Todd.
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With less than five months to go until the February 3, 2020 caucuses, candidates are honing in on the state that could change the trajectory of their campaigns.
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Onto Something finds Darden honing in on her sound, with songs like "Be Your Girl" and "Pick Up" reflecting her laid-back delivery and minimalistic approach to production.
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There was less of an emphasis on who the best lyricist was or who had a better flow, with record labels honing in on appearance, individuality, and sex appeal.
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It's a little more grounded than the other seasons, and Kelsey is really honing in on getting her imprint to be taken seriously and making a name for herself.
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In that show, the android hosts aren't just the embodiment of physical perfection, they're also convincingly human, capable of honing in on the innermost desires of the park guests.
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HOUSE MOVES CLOSER TO PUERTO RICO BILL: House Republicans hope they are honing in on a Puerto Rico agreement, but aren't willing to declare the job done just yet.
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The "Year of Science" project will try to improve how Wikipedia informs the public about science, including honing in on the fact that women are notoriously underrepresented on Wikipedia.
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The test feature makes Instagram one of a growing number of tech companies honing in on college kids as a way to up their user counts and foster brand loyalty.
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Or are they honing in on their favorite heroes (like this author… who finds himself obsessed with The Vision) and giving the rest of the comic world the cold shoulder?
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"One of the trends that most are honing in on is that interest rates around the world still continue to trend lower," Johnson said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Friday.
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An artist who has cultivated his legacy by honing in on the negativity that can power attraction; the dark magic that turns a potentially dangerous situation into a good story.
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Divers have been honing in on ping signals in their search for the second box, as investigators try to get data from a partly damaged flight data recorder recovered on Thursday.
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We certainly have, and it seems like she really hit her stride over the holidays, honing in on the natural overlaps between her own aesthetic and the demands of the 'gram.
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"In Senegal, we are honing in on teenage girls ... this is the first generation to have access to information and these services," said Andrea Wojnar-Diagne, head of UNFPA in Senegal.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The fight against the deadly Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), which has killed at least 722 people over the past five years, is honing in on its target: camels.
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A new documentary traces the life and career of Joan Jett, honing in on the struggles that come with being one of the few female rockstars of the '70s and '80s.
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Since launching Bespoke Real Estate in 2014, Zachary and Cody Vichinsky have become major players in the luxury real estate market, honing in on properties valued at $10 million or more.
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Nonetheless, with several major global producers honing in on achieving their original aim, there is little indication from the world's top exporter that it wishes to wind down the supply cuts.
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Vandenberghe attributes his company's success in bootstrapping to what he calls the "bull's eye strategy" of honing in on the most influential clients first to generate a flow of inbound interest.
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Adam Schiff, the lead House impeachment manager, on the spot by honing in on any contacts he or his staff had with the anonymous whistleblower whose complaint kickstarted the impeachment probe.
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He comes to several general rules, but I think it's worth honing in on three categories of independence that he outlines: games can be financially independent, aesthetically independent, and culturally independent.
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A friend of the reality star and her husband, Kanye West, tells PEOPLE, Kardashian is slowly honing in on her culinary chops — and her own cookbook is not out of the question.
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"People have been doing this forever so I am looking forward to eventually slowing down and just honing in on family life and being a dad for a good while," he continued.
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But, by honing in on the pro-life movement's political potential rather than moral necessity, Trump put a stop to the self-defeating Republican receipt of personal moral certainty and political moderation.
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Obrador hopes to "rewrite the rules of the drug war," proposing decriminalization, taking military personnel off the streets, and honing in on the causes of poverty which feed into the drug war.
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This density allows the algorithms to produce more consistent voices, rather than being distracted by and honing in on the extreme detail of a waveform recording (to use an overly simplistic human analogy).
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The comments, which largely remained anonymous, ranged from critical to lewd, honing in on the fit of the dress, the governor's body, and debating whether her fashion choices were appropriate for the venue.
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Pokémon has always relied on the intimate relationship between players and their creatures, and Detective Pikachu follows that train of thought by honing in on Pikachu and Tim's day-by-day blossoming friendship.
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Amid flat poll numbers in Iowa, the Democratic presidential candidate is honing in on the first-in-the-nation caucus state with a new approach of more intimate events, according to campaign officials.
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There's a lot to love, but in the interest of sparing our bank accounts and honing in on the biggest deals available, we combed through the sale's offerings and picked the very best.
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The company originally started out as a general learning platform in 2010 before honing in on how to apply its principles of memorization and native content to get people to learn languages specifically.
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To bring her vision to life, she enlisted Taylor Kirk of Canadian melancholy folk-pop outfit Timber Timbre for production, honing in on vintage sounds while maintaining a natural ethos to her music.
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The output controls have widely been viewed as a success, with several major global producers honing in on achieving their original aim of reducing industrialized oil nations' back to their five-year average.
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Bryce, whose campaign announcement video honing in on Ryan's Obamacare repeal effort went viral last June, will be sitting in the room for President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech Tuesday night.
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Peter Roskam in the Chicago suburbs, Democrat Sean Casten has been honing in on Kavanaugh since his nomination in July, initially focusing on concerns that Kavanaugh might vote to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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It feels like an ep from a kitschy old TV show, but most pertinently, Music For Listening to Music to shows the couple honing in on the power of a matrimonial and musical relationship.
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And yet these appealing rhythms have a purpose, as their inspiration draws on a decade filled with immense identification struggle in the midst of political and social turmoil, honing in on Hynes's own story.
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Hollywood has also shifted its focus away from broader military themes, with movies and television shows honing in on extremes, portraying veterans who are either heroes or victims suffering from PTSD, addiction or suicidal tendencies.
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"A realistic attack on the election is probably going to be honing in on whichever state ends up having the closest margin," Halderman said in an interview on C-SPAN one month before the election.
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The Department of Justice's (DOJ) antitrust probe into Google is honing in on the company's third-party advertising business and its impact on and influence over publishers and advertisers, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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I've spent the past couple years really honing in on what I feel is my style and my approach to fabrication, and I'm finally feeling ready to apply that to a film… so stay tuned!
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It's been 11 years since 'Zoey' wrapped up ... but with so many Nick classics like "All That" and "Blues Clues" getting a 2nd life, we're told execs are now honing in on a 'Zoey' reboot.
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Lawmakers and policy experts are honing in on a small handful of policies — mostly, different forms of federal funding and regulatory flexibility — as the Senate tries its hand at a bipartisan Affordable Care Act fix.
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The allegation, which The Fashion Law reports is a multi-million dollar suit honing in on at least four unauthorized bag styles, was filed in the Southern District of New York court (which encompasses NYC).
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But one US cattle researcher is honing in on genes in the hopes of developing heat-resistant "cows of the future" that can endure the impact of climate change—caused in part by cow gas.
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One group of female angel investors is working on a plan they hope will help close those gaps by honing in on the nexus of power: the allocation of shares to founding employees of startups.
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Previously, researchers over at the Oxford Internet Institute, reconfigured what the world would look like based on which countries have the most people online, and then honing in on places with the least internet connectivity.
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Overall, listed European firms are expected to report stronger earnings growth in the second quarter, while investors are honing in on companies' future guidance for any change due tariff developments, with autos particularly in focus.
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Our sources say Bloom had been extremely active in honing in on the alleged victims as early as April ... pouring over non-disclosure agreements and reviewing investigative reports prepared on at least one rape accuser.
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Local news aired images of families and allies and corporate floats rather than honing in on the most sensational visuals of naked gay boys lacquered in glitter paint, like they had nearly every year prior.
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Financial services and ratings giant S&P Global is honing in on China's $11 trillion bond market, a move that may spell good news for international investors in search of more reliable ratings for bonds.
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Mahathir, often honing in on the 1MDB issue in his political campaigns, has unsuccessfully tried other means to topple Najib, including a vote of no-confidence and reporting the prime minister's misdeeds to the police.
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For Blumenthal, honing in on specific historical moments doesn't just provide fodder for an unusual menu; it's also an opportunity for some narrative fantasy, and to create what he calls a "multisensory" experience for diners.
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In this case, Donaghy is honing in on that late 4th quarter foul involving Kevin Durant and LeBron James -- when two refs disagreed on who was at fault ... was it a charge or a block.
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If you need a hand in honing in on your routine, check out the hair, skin-care, and makeup products — at all price points — that four Black girls at R29 used to the very last drop.
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I went to CNN's campaign finance expert, Fredreka Schouten, to ask about money in politics this year now that Michael Bloomberg is honing in on spending $400 million before he even appears on a primary ballot.
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Last week was stressful because we were in the bottom two, so I really wanted to focus solely on our dancing this week, honing in on the technique, ONLY samba content and we did just that.
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Using real and fake accounts across social media platforms, Russian-backed groups like the Internet Research Agency continued to sow discord and undermine institutions, honing in on divisive issues like race, immigration, and the Second Amendment.
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German opposition politicians also criticized Schaeuble by honing in on the fact that the IMF is likely to participate in the third bailout, but will only disburse any loans when debt measures have been clearly outlined.
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Clinton is honing in on national security as a key potential weakness for Trump, and is set to deliver a foreign policy speech on Thursday designed to portray the billionaire businessman as unfit for the White House.
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The book documents how law enforcement used the pair to bolster cases with flawed forensic testimony, specifically honing in on the saga of Brooks and Brewer, who were finally released in 2008 after doing decades in prison.
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Honing in on the well-worn, familiar Rogers and Stark, and to a lesser degree Thor, Black Widow, Bruce Banner, and Hawkeye, tightens Endgame into a superhero movie that's much more thoughtful, wistful even, than its predecessors.
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In the 70s and 80s, Japanese companies like Roland and Korg began designing commercial synths with the musician in mind—honing in on layouts centered around the keyboard, and using western drum kit terminology for percussion effects.
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A few years ago, the Norwegian disaster film The Wave got a bunch of buzz for taking a somewhat smaller-scale approach to a disaster movie, honing in on the characters more than just the epic disaster shots.
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Instead of focusing on how things might have turned out better after the consequences had already occurred, the test subjects reported being more motivated by honing in on the potential negative outcomes of their procrastination before they happened.
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Leishman is seventh in the standings after finishing third in the previous event in the tour's playoff series and he continued his good form, honing in on the pins with precise approach shots to set up numerous birdie opportunities.
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"The Treasury market (yields down) is honing in on the slight rise in the unemployment rate because it is notable changes here that has a statistically significant influence on the direction of the economy," Boockvar said in a note.
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Crafting the perfect, high-performing team is somewhat more unpredictable and more subjective than we may like it to be, but looking for and honing in on these five traits will increase the likelihood of forming your dream team.
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" Carroll thinks that they focused "in a very broad way on the entire college and on equality for LGBT student-athletes at Pepperdine, instead of specifically honing in on the few people within the athletic department that were the alleged discriminators.
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Rather than honing in on a specific theme, which would be near impossible given the sheer number of artists included, the exhibition focuses on artists that Helford genuinely likes, most of which have shown with Corey Helford Gallery in the past.
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In the wake of the El Paso, Texas, shooting last month, which left 220006 dead and dozens injured, the White House has been honing in on the issue of online radicalization while Democrats have pushed for new gun control legislation.
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In order to develop the flavors for their beverages, Bullock and Anderson mined search data on Google Trends and Pinterest, honing in on what they say is "pent up demand" for flavors like lemon lavender, grapefruit rosemary, and blood orange cardamom.
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In the wake of the El Paso, Texas, shooting last month, which left 22 dead and dozens injured, the White House has been honing in on the issue of online radicalization while Democrats have pushed for new gun control legislation.
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But by honing in on the next generation of women in tech and science, Microsoft is quietly signaling that the diversity issue in the industry is a pipeline problem, rather than acknowledging that it is also an inclusion issue in the workplace.
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"It sounds like you want to make a political revolution," said Sanders as he walked on stage in front of a crowd of 2100,2300 people, emphasizing his anti-establishment appeal and honing in on the growth of his support in the state.
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"Treasuries sold off after the number because I think they are honing in on the better private sector upward revision to October and November which offset the December miss," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, in a note.
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Researchers tinker with their experimental methods as they conduct experiments, thinking they're honing in on the "right" way to find the effect they're interested in, when in fact they're just upping the odds that they'll find a statistically significant effect by chance.
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Dern and Streep have already been nailing it in Big Little Lies and with Gerwig topping off the list of talent—and apparently intent on really honing in on Laurie and Jo's relationship—this looks like it could be a good one.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - In the aftermath of Lebanon's sovereign debt default and with the global economy reeling from its biggest shock in more than a decade, emerging market investors are honing in on other potential weak links from Oman to Zambia.
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He said that Panera will focus a bit more on the breakfast category in the future, having spent much of the last few years honing in on the lunch menu, ramping up delivery and integrating technology into all facets of the restaurant.
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If you're in your head for as long as Offred is, if you're not allowed to say what you're thinking, if you can't listen to music in the morning, how does that manifest in all the other sounds you're honing in on?
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Through her work, Frazier maps these complexities in such a way that makes them visible and urgent, honing in on the vast inequities that persist in US society, as well as the tender relationships that enable survival and persistence in spite of them.
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ALTHOUGH THE MODELS HAVE BEEN HONING IN ON THIS WINTER STORM THREAT FOR REMARKABLY OVER A WEEK, THE SMALL SCALE DETAILS OF THIS STORM (THAT WILL DETERMINE EXACTLY WHERE THE HEAVIEST SNOW FALLS AND HOW FAR INLAND THE MIXING REACHES) IS YET TO BE DETERMINED.
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One major theme at this week's Republican National Convention has been "Make America Safe Again," with speeches from party faithful such as former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and others honing in on terrorism dangers and how the U.S. military needs to be stronger.
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God of War hinged its entire plot around critical moments of shocking violence in which characters, turning what was essentially a pulp beat 'em up series into a game about fatherhood simply by honing in on how violence is done and who performs it.
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It's a clear example of how Reznor and Ross work as storytellers, honing in on the context of the project itself but pulling from the instability of modern life to make the intent clear: These are broken people trying to exist in an impossible world.
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In May 2016, following coverage around the death of a driver in Florida whose vehicle was on Autopilot, Musk urged his team to fix the narrative with outlets honing in on the fact that that it was one of the first known automobile deaths of its kind.
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It went to the heart of the shady mortgage industry that precipitated the financial crisis, and the case promised to involve nearly every major bank in the country, honing in on the despicable practice of using bogus documents to illegally kick people out of their homes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Allyson Felix is honing in on her quest for a rare shot at gold in both the 200 and 400 meters at the Rio Olympics, tailoring her training to simulate the stress of her bid and leaning some who have achieved the feat.
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Honing in on the ordinariness and growing pains of modern America, poems like "Self-Portrait at 28" ("I can't remember being born and no one else can remember it either / Even the doctor who I met years later at a cocktail party") were both absurd and wrenching.
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Democrats on the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions are preparing to question DeVos on a broad scope of topics, honing in on the fact that, to date, DeVos has been largely a blank slate on college affordability, transgender issues in schools and for-profit colleges.
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Everyone at Paramount & Sega are fully committed to making this character the BEST he can be... #sonicmovie #gottafixfast ✌️ Since the trailer reveal, numerous fan edits have made the rounds on Twitter, Tumblr, and Reddit, with the drawings honing in on various horrifying aspects of Sonic's newfound body.
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It takes the video of a speaker and instead of honing in on each and every word as a distinct entity, its deep-learning predictive capabilities allow it to place them within a larger context for greater understanding (you can see it in action in the video above).
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Rumors, meanwhile, have been swirling for weeks that Trump has been considering firing Mueller, who is reportedly honing in on Trump's son, Donald Trump, Jr. Warner warned Wednesday that any move by Trump against Mueller would show that the Trump administration sees itself as above the rule of law.
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Arriving on the first Halloween of the post-truth era, Without Warning serves as a sequel and expansion pack to Savage Mode, honing in on the same dark chemistry that made the previous project special but introducing Offset as a more energetic foil to 21's heavy-lidded flow.
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Amazon has been honing in on the automotive industry for the past several years, a strategy that has included a direct investment in EV startup Rivian as well as a push to bring its Alexa voice assistant into vehicles either through integration or through its Echo Auto device.
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Meanwhile, by honing in on what he sees as pure in Tommy and Greg's friendship while packing the movie with his actual family and friends, Franco makes the piece a many-layered commentary on the joy of collaborating with loved ones—no matter how infuriating they may be.
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The special orders suggest that the FTC is honing in on the question of how Big Tech companies use acquisitions to amass power and how the data from acquired companies are used, though the review is distinct from law enforcement probes by the agency, like its investigation into Facebook.
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Slim and I discussed his new healthy lifestyle, philanthropic endeavors outside of rap, and the motivation for the altruistic shift underscored in American King, all three of which serve as an awesome assertion that Slim is continuing to develop his creative skills while honing in on his virtues.
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"Last year we brought the power to the polls, and this year we need to make sure we translate that power into policy," she said during her speech, advocating for an equal rights amendment and honing in on upcoming national political goals, including taking back the Senate and the White House.
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President-elect Donald Trump seemed to be honing in on his choice for secretary of state on Monday, holding a meeting with former CIA chief David Petraeus and announcing a second sit down with Mitt Romney as top aides squabble over who should be nominated for the high-profile position.
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And from Mueller's questions, it's clear the special counsel is very interested in whether the President obstructed justice, with multiple questions honing in on his firing of FBI Director James Comey and Comey's allegation that the President asked him to drop his investigation into the former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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At least two Trump associates have already been convicted and another indicted in the Russia investigation, and the New York Times reported late Wednesday that Mueller is honing in on the president's role in obfuscating the planned purpose of a 2016 meeting between his son and a Russian lawyer promising dirt on Clinton.
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When: March 5–12 Where: Anthology Film Archives (32 2nd Avenue, Lower East Side, Manhattan) Honing in on a year of high-profile hacking arrests, the release of Netscape Navigator and Windows 95, and the beginning of aggressive marketing campaigns by companies like AOL, this series presents the vanguard of internet-based cinema.
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After this week's attacks in the northern English city of Manchester, the Group of Seven - Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States - toughened a final statement to fight terrorism, honing in on the role of companies like Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon, sometimes referred to generally in Europe using the acronym Gafa.
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Swartz drives this point home by honing in on the people in the muck of it: the brilliant pioneering heart surgeon who literally wears cowboy boots with his scrubs, the indefatigable surgeons racing toward a big break, the tireless inventor who wants to get them there — and, of course, the real, desperate people whose lives depend on their breakthrough.
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Going back to Scooter Braun's comments about Jepsen: He called it a passion project for him, which is insulting to someone who legitimately worked hard to produce not only something she is proud of but that can sell by recruiting top producers (Dev Hynes, Ariel Rechtshaid) and honing in on what her audience wants to hear.
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The thing about Manfield's approach to dressing is, whether you are a street style star or not, is honing in on key items: For her its clothing with oversized silhouettes, tailored suits (which she considers her only go-to uniform), pieces that feel one-of-a-kind and special, and a reliable pair of jeans (Manfield estimates she owns around 53 pairs).
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Samantha Bee says everyone is honing in on "one bad word" from the controversial "Full Frontal" segment this week in which she insulted Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, rather than focusing on immigration issues.
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Honing in on her own family's immigration experience, Gomez wrote that she was an executive producer for an upcoming Netflix documentary, "Living Undocumented," which follows the lives of eight families whose lives are affected by lack of documentation in the US.Gomez concluded the op-ed by recognizing that she may receive criticism by agreeing to sign on with a documentary covering such a sensitive topic.
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While the first elements that stood out may have been things like Chance the Rapper's soul nourishing verse on "Ultralight Beam," the genius of Rihanna and Nina Simone tag-teaming "What You Gonna Do," or having fresh batches of peak Kanye lyrics like "I'm too black, I'm too vocal, I'm too flagrant" to feast on, it's now difficult to listen to Pablo without honing in on its darker corners.
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Measures outlined in either the press conference or the press release included "doubling inspection capacities in tourist destinations throughout the country," specifically honing in on resorts' medical and lifeguarding staff; requiring hotels to post information about calling 911 in all guest rooms and provide information about contacting emergency service at check-in; building a "multi-lingual emergency center" in Bávaro; and trainings for all tourism industry inspectors using ServSafe, a food and beverage safety training program.
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GW: Well, I think, we talked about this a lot, even with Stella Artois and Ricardo, and I think we're honing in on the message, and you know, some of the research we've done shows that the global water crisis is ascending in terms of people's level of awareness, and that's a very positive thing, and not least of which because of platforms like this, and being with you a few years ago, and really, really getting the message out, but it is an all hands on deck thing, and this isn't something that Stella just wants to build a wall around.
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