With Peyton Manning operating in ideal conditions, they scored 38.
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"Pitching in this cold wasn't ideal conditions," Zimmermann (1-0) said.
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That's in ideal conditions, when the air is hot and humid.
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The combination creates ideal conditions for the Zika virus to spread.
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Yet even in ideal conditions, the Note 8 didn't always nail it.
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Feel free, but don't imagine that's what the creators consider ideal conditions.
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Under less ideal conditions, the gopher frogs have a hard time reproducing.
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Marshall told us that ideal conditions fall between 500 to 1,000 ppm.
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Few places have the ideal conditions for genetic research provided by Iceland.
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The bluff face and ocean breezes provide ideal conditions for staying aloft.
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A uniquely dysfunctional economy has created ideal conditions for the bitcoin surge.
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Even under ideal conditions, a NFL game can be a challenge to watch.
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These aren't exactly the ideal conditions to produce a unifying election night message.
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The Mahia Peninsula offered the ideal conditions for trial space launches, he noted.
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Screening interviews already take place in less-than-ideal conditions for discussing sensitive matters.
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The prototypes made produce 50 watts of electricity per square meter under ideal conditions.
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"Add the rising temperatures and you have ideal conditions for whiteflies," Mr. Naderi said.
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The calm waters of Yokohama's canals offer ideal conditions for stand-up paddle-boarding.
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Unusual spikes in temperature and more wet weather form ideal conditions for the bacterium.
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Unfortunately, most of the places where polio has persisted longest don't offer ideal conditions.
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Add it all up and the car can tackle most driving tasks under ideal conditions.
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The mild temperatures at night, and the wind and lack of humidity, weren't ideal conditions.
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Both set up the ideal conditions for swimmer's ear -- which you really want to avoid.
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Combined, that has created ideal conditions for wildfires in Brazil and elsewhere around the world.
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Besides, running 211 laps on a banked track is not everyone's idea of ideal conditions.
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It'll capture decent photos under ideal conditions, but quality can unravel at night and indoors.
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Under ideal conditions, they can follow white lines and observe and respond to traffic signals.
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The dry atmosphere has provided the ideal conditions for lightning strikes, which prompted several fires.
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That, plus the strong Santa Ana winds have combined to create ideal conditions for devastating wildfires.
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The beetle population has also had ideal conditions to multiply this year, the U.S. importer said.
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Everyone in the medical world is always looking to work in laboratory conditions and ideal conditions.
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But we can ask that they not provide ideal conditions for division and misinformation to grow.
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Under ideal conditions, four doses before a child is 4 months old will do the trick.
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Yesterday, which was "breezy and dry," helped create the ideal conditions for pollen granules to congregate.
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Under ideal conditions, you may get faster internet speeds on your phone than your home internet connection.
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Unlike cars, driverless trucks have undergone only limited testing -- under ideal conditions, and for relatively few miles.
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Plant Collection These plants are easy to take care of and perfect for less-than-ideal conditions.
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Plant collection These plants are easy to take care of and perfect for less-than-ideal conditions.
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More fires contribute to faster climate change, which in turn creates ideal conditions for more Arctic blazes.
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Why it matters: The heat helped dry out vegetation, creating ideal conditions for large, rapidly-spreading wildfires.
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The wet breath of the forest, peppered with microbes and organic residues, creates ideal conditions for rain.
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The dams cut off the flow of water and created ideal conditions for the weed to grow.
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Whatever Lamborghini and MIT might create doesn't just have to work in a laboratory under ideal conditions.
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In ideal conditions, the Pixel 2 offers slightly better color saturation, and sometimes a bit better sharpness too.
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These proclaimed accomplishments have rallied support for the regime and create the ideal conditions for the party congress.
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If our workplace policies are really creating ideal conditions for productivity, aren't we the ones who are benefitting?
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So it was a good game to try out for seeing what Stadia can do in ideal conditions.
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Even in ideal conditions, the Pixel 3a still outshot the Z4 thanks to better dynamic range and details.
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Under "ideal conditions," Global Hawk's synthetic aperture radar could grab detailed imagery despite some of these visual obstructions.
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No matter where he stood, though, upload speeds couldn't match the impressive download speeds, even in ideal conditions.
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Since even under ideal conditions the birds are only visible from sunrise, which takes place around 8 a.m.
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And companies have learned that people can still get their work done, even in less-than-ideal conditions.
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Of course, these are ideal conditions for Mr. Rothenberg, who lives in the neighboring community of Jackson Heights.
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But the sector provides something close to the ideal conditions for the total automation of corporate service work.
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Because the national statistics are so insufficient, hate crimes present ideal conditions for the production of culture war media.
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Under ideal conditions, these products can deliver more than 200 miles per charge and, in some cases, even 300.
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Among the considerations in the building's construction was the need for ideal conditions (humidity, temperature, light) for art preservation.
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In trial runs, conducted under ideal conditions, the interceptors in Alaska and California have failed half of the time.
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The challenge for the banks now is to prove they can deliver healthy profits in less than ideal conditions.
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This room full of samples could help the Yangambi researchers figure out the ideal conditions for Afrormosia to thrive.
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Florida, like California, has the ideal conditions for adopting solar, and is increasingly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.
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This week's market plunge, and this year's global turmoil, should have made ideal conditions for digital currencies to prove that.
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You're probably just not going to want to bother using the 3603 cam in less-than-ideal conditions at all.
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With settings that automatically adjust shutter speed, aperture, and flash output, shooting in less-than-ideal conditions is a breeze.
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Here's what Blippar's updated app looks like in action, at least under ideal conditions: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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"A journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway would finally provide me with the ideal conditions for writing music," he says.
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Ideal conditions for a good drawing also include nine inches of soft snow on a firm base and no wind.
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That will, in ideal conditions, charge two iPhone 23 Plus at full sun in under an hour and a half.
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Under ideal conditions, dividend-yielding stocks reward long-term investors, kicking out a payment to them every quarter or every year.
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This wasn't a review where I got out the manual, examined each new feature and painstakingly used them under ideal conditions.
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The fort's vaulted and cut stone, covered with a thick layer of soil, provides ideal conditions for affinage lent, slow maturing.
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Under ideal conditions, you could see 120 shooting stars an hour at the shower's peak according to London's Natural History Museum.
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Elon Musk's company also said the same car could add 1,000 miles worth of charge in an hour under ideal conditions.
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Given his willingness to stretch the truth or say things that are false, this creates less than ideal conditions for negotiation.
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The $330,000 car has a range of around 200 miles and can be fully charged in three hours in ideal conditions.
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It suggests Calment's super old age was a bizarre outlier — and not a target others will surpass even under ideal conditions.
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In 2010, the error rate was just under 8 percent in ideal conditions — good lighting and high-resolution, front-facing photos.
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Shoestring budgets, thin staffing and lots of trial and error are hardly ideal conditions for any entrepreneurs, let alone working parents.
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Scientists say hotter, wetter weather brought on by climate change has created ideal conditions for female mosquitoes to lay their eggs.
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That new division, many fear, could create ideal conditions for smuggling, and potentially provoke a resurgence of paramilitary intimidation and violence.
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On the technology front, one key is the difference between how the system operates under ideal conditions versus the real world.
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Click here to view original GIFThe white flash is when a photo is actually being taken, and this is in ideal conditions.
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To be clear, no public sphere has ever fully achieved these ideal conditions—but at least they were ideals to fail from.
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It's harder to take this approach with Lens which further isolates the ideal conditions it needs in order to function as intended.
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High winds and severe drought conditions have created ideal conditions for wildfires that have been sweeping through the US Southeast for weeks.
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India's dense population and high solar insolation provide ideal conditions for the exponential growth of solar power as a future energy source.
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Those sound like pretty much the ideal conditions for a frankly Spurstastic derby defeat, which leaves Tottenham facing something of a crossroads.
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In the few cases that they do, it's only under ideal conditions and with the close supervision of a highly qualified pilot.
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That's far longer than the flu virus, which typically can survive under ideal conditions only up to 24 hours on hard surfaces.
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Densely populated slum neighborhoods with big families - often sharing one-bedroom homes and beds - creates ideal conditions for disease transmission, scientists say.
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These are ideal conditions for banks, which take in deposits and make loans, pocketing the difference in interest rates on the products.
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For instance, warmer and wetter weather can provide ideal conditions for disease-carrying mosquitoes to flourish, promoting the spread of mosquito-borne diseases.
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Still, the sheer size of shadow banking and its peers in the nonbank financial industry poses potential risks should those ideal conditions change.
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For those who live in the bottom 10 of this ranking list of 98, their cities showed less than ideal conditions for runners.
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Therefore, in ideal conditions, the combined length and diameter of feces is simply determined by the shape of one's rectum and large intestine.
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Indigo then uses machine learning to search the database and find microbes that could help specific plants survive in less-than-ideal conditions.
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Still others might have taken the test in ideal conditions, received an accurate result, and then forgotten what it was over the years.
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Climate change has steadily pushed up temperatures, providing ideal conditions for the chardonnay and pinot noir grapes that had sometimes struggled to ripen.
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Last year Ms. Schad, 75, introduced Flora, named for her grandmother, who made cheese under less than ideal conditions on her back porch.
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While this didn't sound immediately hospitable, all the data suggested that ideal conditions for life might be found where day and night met.
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Temperatures were dropping and there was three feet of snow on the ground — not exactly ideal conditions for a cow masquerading as a deer.
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In the U.S., for instance, warmer temperatures and thicker humidity since the 1980s has boosted the number of days with ideal conditions for mosquitoes.
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Chatzaki credits warm temperatures, a large mosquito population and humidity for creating "ideal conditions" for mating and reproducing a "large population" underneath the web.
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Signals can be affected by harsh weather and obstacles, though Starry has indicated they are content with their performance in less-than-ideal conditions.
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Event organizers created ideal conditions for Kipchoge's marathon attemptThe course in Vienna was chosen specifically to help Kipchoge attempt a sub-2-hour marathon.
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As a teen, each of my salvia experiences was under less than ideal conditions—usually at a party or in a park after curfew.
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The big picture: California is in the midst of a major heat wave and drought that is creating ideal conditions for rapidly spreading wildfires.
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The company says this is part of an overall effort to avoid overproduction, but it's also created ideal conditions for a thriving secondary market.
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He could not have flourished without a communications infrastructure that not only enabled his message to spread, but in many ways created the ideal conditions.
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The tech can basically work in ideal conditions — a solid wired connection with lots of bandwidth — but even then, most gamers don't seem to care.
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In the run-up to the campaign season, the governing alliance appears to have focused on creating ideal conditions to assure Mr. Najib's re-election.
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Those are obviously less-than-ideal conditions for safe Autopilot operation, and Pang is said to have been driving without his hands on the wheel.
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In ideal conditions, a trained crew can build a 100-foot bridge (that's with two ramp bays and three interior bays) in about 12 minutes.
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Like diehard activists, these plants manage to thrive in less-than ideal conditions, finding ways to break through cracks in pavements, walls, and even rooftops.
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Porsche says the Taycan Turbo and the Taycan Turbo S will be able to charge from 5% to 80% in 22.5 minutes "under ideal conditions."
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This range of content is designed to create the ideal conditions for a healthy restful sleep at night, helping you drift off and stay asleep.
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The ideal conditions do not include dust mites the size of tumbleweeds (or, for the Land artists out there, tumbleweeds the size of mobile homes).
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Such measures will be even more pressing as the virus digs into poorer countries where densely populated slum neighbourhoods create ideal conditions for disease transmission.
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Offshore wind has become a significant force around Britain, Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands, where shallow and breezy waters provide ideal conditions for offshore wind.
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Athletes who appeal when they face less than ideal conditions are those that are motivated to avoid failure rather than motivated to achieve success, he says.
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A slow economy, weak stock market and growing signs of deflation hardly add up to ideal conditions to raise interest rates in economist David Rosenberg's book.
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That's why TAE is collaborating with Google, using a system called the Optometrist algorithm that helps the team home in on the ideal conditions for fusion.
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It uses satellite imagery to determine forage availability, with payouts triggered when a lack of rain shrinks grazing to less than 22017 percent of ideal conditions.
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Ideal conditions in the third round led to a number of low scores, including a 64 by Justin Rose and 65s by Spieth and Francesco Molinari.
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South African Oosthuizen threw down the gauntlet with birdies at the first five holes en route to a 65, the day's best score in ideal conditions.
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The C-5M is the Air Force's largest aircraft; despite that size, however, the Super Galaxy has no problem taking off in less-than-ideal conditions.
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It has now been 30 years since the party won a solid majority, and in apparently ideal conditions, it failed to do so in this election.
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This was the most harrowing part: InSight had to land itself, and it had to be ready for less than ideal conditions, like a dust storm.
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But in reality, that would be under the most ideal conditions using an un-powered accessory to clean up minimal dirt on the vac's lowest power setting.
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Both Argentina and Venezuela have offered the ideal conditions for the development of national Bitcoin communities, including the two key ingredients: subsidized energy and unstable national currencies.
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In a cruel twist, an unusual, prolonged rainy season has alleviated some of the pressure on food supplies but also provided the ideal conditions for locust reproduction.
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Take sauerkraut: With little more than salt, cabbage, time, and temperature control, you can create the ideal conditions where friendly microbes—specifically lactic acid bacteria—can flourish.
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But war zones and natural disaster areas are not what you'd call ideal conditions, so the 132nd Multirole Bridge Company trains for as many situations as possible.
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The South American country has ideal conditions for producing renewable energy, experts say: vast, wind-swept plains in Patagonia and sun-soaked subtropical lands in the north.
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The 2019 vintage in the Willamette, for example, has been moderately warm but highly humid, which created ideal conditions for powdery mildew, a significant threat to grapes.
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Unusually hot and dry conditions in parts of the northern hemisphere — from the Mediterranean to the Arctic — have created ideal conditions for wildfires, according to the WMO.
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The team developed an embryo culture system and placed it within a small enclosed chamber that provides the ideal conditions for the embryos to develop in space.
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The bokeh mode only works well in ideal conditions, with the subject of the portrait near and flat towards the camera, and the background far in the distance.
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Koepka and Matsuyama were able to stake their claim for the title by taking advantage of ideal conditions, with calm weather and receptive greens allowing for attacking golf.
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But for more than a week, those ideal conditions have been squandered as the state's political leaders argue about whether and how to raise the state's gasoline tax.
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Unlike many four-legged robots in existence today, the waterproof ANYmal was specifically designed to traverse less-than-ideal conditions, like the woods, industrial sites, and snowy landscapes.
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Leishman holed 10 birdies to match his career-low score on the PGA Tour, posting a nine-under-par 62 in ideal conditions at Conway Farms in Lake Forest.
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November in the Northern Hemisphere doesn't provide the ideal conditions for testing outdoor visibility, and I've been highly satisfied with the 5T's performance outside even without Sunlight Display on.
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Going into this, my goal wasn't to put Stadia into the most ideal conditions possible, but to treat Stadia how I wanted to use it and go from there.
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A recent study from the Journal of Hospital Infection found that similar coronaviruses have been shown to survive on surfaces for as long as nine days under ideal conditions.
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It seemed a foregone conclusion that he would smash the world record on a sanctioned course given ideal conditions, and he delivered in Berlin, averaging 4:38.4 per mile.
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Even though Flanagan did not retain her title, her satisfaction was just as high, and her time — with the ideal conditions of 46 degrees, calm and sunny — was better.
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He won five of six races, and on May 28, in ideal conditions at Ironman Brazil, he beat the world record for an Ironman-branded race by four minutes.
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Using special high-output fast chargers, and under "ideal conditions," the Taycan will be able to charge its batteries up to 80% in just 22 minutes and 30 seconds.
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New this year, for each shower we also give the maximum Zenithal Hourly Rate (ZHR): the maximum number of meteors per hour that could be seen, given absolutely ideal conditions.
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In addition to the ideal conditions for dengue-carrying mosquitoes to thrive, the virus is the Dengue Serotype Two, a strain that is uncommon in Sri Lanka, according to Blechynden.
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The El Nino is a result of a warming of the ocean in the western Pacific — ideal conditions for coral bleaching, where coral expels living algae, causing it to calcify.
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You've got some big projects in your future, but they will only pan out if you clear out all the clutter from your work space and create the ideal conditions.
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While the U.S. military was encouraged by the outcomes, skeptics have pointed out that the test occurred under ideal conditions, and there's no guarantee it would work in actual combat.
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The Biolite stove claims to provide 2 watts at 5 volts, via USB, which would, under ideal conditions, recharge an iPhone 6 Plus in about 7 hours and 15 minutes.
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The power-hitting U.S. Open champion continued to make a fickle game look easy, compiling five birdies in a seemingly-effortless four-under-par 66 in ideal conditions at East Lake.
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While it's definitely not recommended that sports enthusiasts hit the ocean with a hurricane approaching, the combination of wind and wave really does create some ideal conditions for some water sports.
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Amazon hopes its employees will host meetings in the tree houses, but the greenhouse will also be kept at 72 degrees and 60 percent humidity — not ideal conditions for cranial stimulation.
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Many of the temples were built at a time when the surrounding area was desert, and down through the centuries became cocooned in layers of sand — near ideal conditions for preservation.
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When Geoffrey Kamworor smashed the half marathon world record a few weeks ago, he went to the drinks table three times ... three times for a 58 minute race in ideal conditions?
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A sudden shift to temporary or long-term online learning poses a challenge for brick-and-mortar universities to quickly scale up their online learning offerings under less than ideal conditions.
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Under "ideal conditions" — based on lighting, distance, and vehicle speed — Axon says its camera "approaches" 100 percent accuracy, but will register a scan if it is 90 percent confident in its accuracy.
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Winds on Bermuda's Great Sound are forecast to be between 10 and 15 knots at the time of racing at just after 1700 GMT, ideal conditions for the high-tech foiling catamarans.
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Things tend to go smoothly for people with a fully-functioning circulatory system, but for others, who have had prior surgery or other conditions, this can lead to less than ideal conditions.
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CP+ is a chaotic mess of a trade show, and it seemed even more packed than usual this year — not ideal conditions for monochrome, which tends to work best with simple compositions.
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Right-to-die advocates say it's a huge step forward, and that it helps shine light on a practice that has been done behind closed doors, often in less-than-ideal conditions.
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The Packers' 27-23 win over the Jaguars was played in sweltering 90-degree heat, not exactly ideal conditions for Nelson in his first regular-season game in more than a year.
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Under ideal conditions, the satellite can produce color imagery at a sub-meter resolution, meaning objects less than a meter across can be detected, and with about 1.5 meter resolution for depth.
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Maybe there are technical (or artistic) reasons other games wouldn't go to the same lengths as Rare, but Rare's decision reflects the reality of how people often play games in non-ideal conditions.
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Under ideal conditions, automakers have launched new assembly lines in 22.25 months, but they typically take two to three years after the first tooling and supply contracts are signed, several manufacturing consultants said.
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It started around 6:30 am on November 8, 2018, a so-called red flag warning day with the ideal conditions for a wildfire: whipping Diablo winds paired with heat and low humidity.
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McIlroy finished in style with three successive birdies, coaxing in a 27-foot putt at the last to take the lead with an eight-under-par 62 in ideal conditions at TPC Southwind.
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LONDON (Reuters) - England's Richard Bland made the most of ideal conditions to set the early pace at BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth on Thursday, carding a five-under 67 to top the leaderboard.
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Even EpiPens stored in less than ideal conditions may last longer than their labels say they do, and if there's no other option, an expired EpiPen may be better than nothing, Cantrell says.
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A combination of low interest rates, tight inventory and a booming economy has created near-ideal conditions for house flippers who buy property, fix it up, then sell it for a quick profit.
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Under ideal conditions, the nation's public health labs could run up to 10,000 tests per day by the end of the week, according to figures provided by the Association of Public Health Laboratories.
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Under ideal conditions, the nation's public health labs could run up to 10,000 tests per day by the end of the week, according to figures provided by the Association of Public Health Laboratories.
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Because perceiving out-groups as less than human is an inherent psychological tendency, dehumanization tends to be the starting point from which intergroup interaction occurs, establishing the ideal conditions for conflict to proceed.
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Now, his Scud souvenir has become a daily reminder — for those lucky enough to work in the safety of The New York Times's newsroom — that not all journalists operate in such ideal conditions.
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"Let's abolish this and allow athletes the freedom to safely huck it off cliffs, instead of having to sneak around at night and jumping in less than ideal conditions to avoid getting arrested."
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The weapon has been tested under near-ideal conditions; in case of actual warfare, the US would have to contend with extreme and in some cases unpredictable changes in temperature and air pressure.
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But again, it was under pretty ideal conditions: the test took place during the day, there was only one ICBM-like missile, we knew where it was coming from, and where it was going.
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The cause for the leave is stage IV hepatitis C. Byrne contracted it in China in 1984 when he had a head wound sewed up under what he termed as "less -than-ideal" conditions.
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Wasabi's ideal conditions are often referred to as a "Goldilocks climate:" not too hot, not too cold, and with access to spring water that doesn't vary too much in temperature from season to season.
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"We have long been interested in simplifying the genomic software of a bacterial cell by eliminating genes that are nonessential for cell growth under ideal conditions in the laboratory," Venter wrote in the paper.
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But they also say that the Trump administration and Congress missed an obvious chance to lower the deficit under ideal conditions: the last several years when unemployment was low and the economy was booming.
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The Syrian conflict has stretched on for eight years, pulling in players as disparate as Russia, Iran, Turkey, Israel, and the US, as well as creating the ideal conditions for the rise of ISIS.
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Academics tend to be far more interested in testing innovative solar cells under ideal conditions, rather than doing the sort of durability testing that makes sure these devices hold up in the real world.
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The result is a car that can cover a quarter mile in 9.96 seconds on premium fuel and 9.65 seconds on race gas in ideal conditions with a set of skinny "front-runner" tires installed.
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In other words, so far, we have seen the very best of the Russian military in the ideal conditions but not the rest of the force, or how they would cope facing a real threat.
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Perhaps warmer winters due to climate change, in combination with our love of feeding birds thus giving them a year-round supply of energy, have provided ideal conditions for parakeets to thrive around the country.
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Keep in mind, while Google quickly established itself as a premium smartphone maker, Pixel products are what they've always been: a showcase for all of the things Android can do in the most ideal conditions.
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They shouted and hugged each other as totality ended, knowing that their cameras and other instruments — many of them meant to gain a better understanding of the mysterious corona — captured the eclipse under ideal conditions.
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The range typically maxes out at around 100 meters or 328 feet, and that's in ideal conditions—it's less if you're inside a building or not in a direct line of sight with someone else.
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While the engines run mainly on marine gasoil, the ship's battery pack enables it to run solely on batteries for around 45 to 60 minutes under ideal conditions, Hurtigruten Chief Executive Daniel Skjeldam told Reuters.
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"The Flying Machine Arena offers ideal conditions to test novel concepts thanks to a high-precision localization system, high-performance radio links, easy-to-use software structure, and safety nets enclosing the space," its website describes.
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The end result of this will be a storm that moves extremely slowly, pumping a moist flow of air westward, toward an area of colder, drier air, and creating ideal conditions for heavy snow and sleet.
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Treacherous conditions In ideal conditions, analysts said, investigators would try to document the positioning of the aircraft and its parts in the water, so they can determine the cause of impact before the plane is raised.
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Unlike the wet fermenting process for yogurt and pickled herring, the Faroes' salty, brisk air creates ideal conditions for air-drying meat and fish, a process done in hjallur, food-drying sheds scattered across the islands.
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It's scored on nine domains — eligibility criteria, recruitment, setting, organization, flexibility (delivery), flexibility (adherence), follow-up, primary outcome and primary analysis — on a scale from 1 (explanatory, or "ideal conditions") to 5 (pragmatic, or "real world").
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To the Editor: Re "New York Plan to Unjam Roads Opens a Path for Clogged Peers" (front page, April 2): The population density of New York City creates the ideal conditions for a car-free zone.
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To that end, the team experimented with different conditions to provide the most ideal conditions for fermentation, such as finding the best temperature and growth medium, the best nutrient mix for the bacteria, and so on.
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These are ideal conditions for a museum designed and intended to self-destruct, a sort of post-apocalyptic installation art that aliens might've erected to exemplify the materialism of humankind on earth before we became extinct.
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Europa has not been imaged closely enough to confirm if penitentes exist at its surface, but Hobley and his colleagues calculate that the moon possesses ideal conditions to grow the ice blades, especially at its equator.
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That will hardly make for ideal conditions under which to decarbonize, and there is a severe risk civilization will collapse, leaving our descendants with few resources to deal with the unbearable environment we will have bequeathed them.
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The crippling two-year war between Saudi coalition forces and Houthi rebels has left millions displaced and on the verge of starvation, and destroyed the country's healthcare infrastructure, creating ideal conditions for the spread of the disease.
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Because sperm can survive for up to five days in the female reproductive tract under ideal conditions, the most likely time for unprotected sex to result in pregnancy is in the couple of days before ovulation occurs.
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Taking advantage of ideal conditions on a steamy day of low scoring at the Country Club of Jackson, Streelman mixed 10 birdies with a lone bogey to soar to the top of the leaderboard after the opening round.
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That group of cases was particularly large because the flooding levees and stormwater provided ideal conditions for Vibrio to thrive, Rachel Noble, professor of marine sciences at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, told BuzzFeed News.
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There was confusion on the roads initially, as the riders were descending in ideal conditions, but up ahead even the use of bulldozers was unable to make the road safe, while a small landslide also made conditions hazardous.
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An and Im, both bogey-free in ideal conditions for low scoring, carded eight-under-par 62 to head Canadian Mackenzie Hughes, South Africa-born Slovakian Rory Sabbatini and Americans Patrick Rodgers and Johnson Wagner by one stroke.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — A torrential pregame downpour turned into a light drizzle at kickoff, giving the Jets ideal conditions for their offensive deluge in a 34-3 win over the Oakland Raiders on Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium.
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A tropical climate, dense cities, poor sanitation and slipshod construction provided ideal conditions for mosquito breeding grounds and the spread of the Zika virus in Brazil's northeast, across the country and to more than 20 others throughout the Americas.
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A cyclone that swept through northeastern Somalia and eastern Ethiopia in December, bringing heavy rains to the area, created ideal conditions for the insects to breed for the next six months, said Keith Cressman, FAO's senior locust forecasting officer.
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"Your expectation that our members and the children that they teach endure bursting boilers, drafty windows, frigid temperatures in classrooms, and risk getting sick in these 'less than ideal' conditions, is utterly ridiculous," she wrote to the school CEO.
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Physics major DeChambeau solved the high altitude puzzle, putting with precision and making seven birdies in an eight-hole stretch en route to an eight-under-par 63 in ideal conditions at Club de Golf Chapultepec in Mexico City.
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"When you boil it down, with a warmer atmosphere and sea surface temperatures, under ideal conditions we would expect storms to be stronger," Colin Zarzycki, a storm scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, told Mashable last year.
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"As we are embarking on building one of the largest facilities in the confectionery industry this location provides ideal conditions to further grow HARIBO's successful business in the USA," Wes Saber, Executive Vice President and CFO at HARIBO of America Inc.
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The tears repaired with stitches alone continued to show disorganized tissue 12 weeks after surgery, while tendons appeared much more normal after repair using the approach that combines advanced scaffold material with cells to engineer ideal conditions for tissue regeneration.
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According to the researchers, Big Brother 9 UK, which aired in 2008, provided ideal conditions for examining these linguistic changes, since international contestants with varying accents and speech patterns are confined to the same house for months at a time.
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Dark socks made from synthetic fibers offer bacteria the most ideal conditions for bacteria: "Cotton allows a little more breathing room with regard to that humid environment, as opposed to synthetics, which sort of lock in the humidity, guaranteeing more growth," Tierno says.
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Badziag says it's clear why most of the general population (he calls them "drifters") don't succeed in life: They are waiting for conditions to be perfect before they strike, and often those ideal conditions never materialize so they don't fully pursue their dreams.
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The big picture: The scientists found a collection of planets with the potential to host water that also have stars positioned to potentially provide ideal conditions of both light and temperature that could set off the necessary chemical reactions to form life.
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Dr. Schultz speculated that with enough time, the dry climate created ideal conditions for the more complex ant farmers to domesticate the fungus, controlling temperature by digging deeper chambers, or maintaining humidity by bringing in water from fruits, plants or morning dew.
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Rose took full advantage of ideal conditions in Thursday's opening round, firing a six-under 65 to match the lowest round ever at a U.S. Open at the scenic seaside layout, set by Woods in 2000, to take a one-shot lead.
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The existence of the feature was first reported earlier this month, and it allows up to four online players ("or even more in ideal conditions" according to Valve) to participate in a local multiplayer game as though they were sitting in the same room.
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A solar cell a few inches in size that's only exposed to indoor lighting doesn't generate a lot of electricity, so these electronic sticky notes utilize low-res e-Ink displays that can only be updated and refreshed about once every minute in ideal conditions.
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"In ideal conditions where the air is still, the smell of the animal actually drops down from the tree and Taylor can smell them, she'll sit right below them and point up to them and show us where they are," said trainer Ryan Tate.
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While his first jump wasn't under the most ideal conditions, as he was forced to bail from a burning airplane during a combat mission in WWII as he jumped to safety, he would go on to (voluntarily) jump out of planes seven more times.
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SYDNEY, Dec 23.58 (Reuters) - Australia on Tuesday raised its forecast for wheat production during the 23.63/17 season by more than 16 percent as near ideal conditions across much of the world's No. 4 exporter push output to record levels and add to ample global supplies.
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"Despite the fact that Defendants knew their Duck Boats were unfit to be used even in ideal conditions, on the date of this catastrophe, Defendants' greed caused them to ignore severe weather conditions that demanded they cancel all trips scheduled for their Duck Boats," read the lawsuit.
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The tight setting, Archibald said, offers ideal conditions for testing a crucial aspect of general relativity called the strong equivalence principle, which states that very dense strong-gravity objects such as neutron stars or black holes "fall" in the same way when placed in a gravitational field.
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Obviously we'll need to test it in something other than ideal conditions to say more, but Google is pushing this camera a lot: it got the highest DxOMark score ever given to a phone, and the company is not shy at all about reminding you of that.
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The report starts by making a distinction between potential yield (how much food a crop can produce under ideal conditions) and actual yield (what you actually get after weeds, pests, and disease take their toll): There's little evidence that current GM crops have greatly boosted potential yields.
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While the video doesn't reveal any new features (and many top tier cars other than Tesla have similar features as well), it does show that, in ideal conditions, nowadays you hardly have to do anything more than keep your eyes on the road during a typical drive to work.
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This weather may not feel great to you, but it creates ideal conditions for the flu virus, which — it's true — lives longer and reproduces faster in the cold: The protective layer around the virus is stronger in the cold, enabling it to live longer and replicate more quickly.
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According to Eismann, it's important for the design team to think not only of the ideal Uber experience in ideal conditions, but also how they can scale it back when mapping conditions are less robust or data speeds are weak — essentially, building an experience that works just as well in 2G.
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When you're making calls, the two microphones in each Pixel Bud focus on your voice, while Google says a built-in accelerometer that can detect speech through jaw vibration should ensure that you can be heard in less-than-ideal conditions, like while exercising or when outside on a windy day.
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Even under ideal conditions it is also the "toughest job in government", Mr Baker has told interviewers, explaining why most hold it for less than two years (Dick Cheney, a chief of staff to Gerald Ford, is said to blame the job's stresses for his first heart attack, aged 37).
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Still, there's a chance the storm may not be entirely visible to any of these regions in the US. The ideal conditions for such an effect require clear and dark skies, which means that rural star-gazers will likely have an easier time spotting the lights than most city dwellers.
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"While certainty far from ideal, conditions do not reflect the extreme stresses seen during the Great Financial Crisis, a result of central banks and governments around the world having reacted in a much timelier manner to this shock," BTIG's chief equities and derivatives strategist Julian Emanuel said in a note to clients.
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A frigid dip in the English Channel was out of the question, likewise a run on the rocky beach, but the otherwise dispiriting weather made for ideal conditions for a fossil hunt on the shoreline surrounding Lyme Regis, one of the most fertile fossil-hunting grounds in England, if not the world.
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Like Saudi Arabia, they are blessed not just with oil but with sun and space, which offer ideal conditions both for large solar-photovoltaic parks, which harvest the sun during daylight hours, and concentrated solar plants, which store the heat generated by the sun in molten salt and release it as electricity at any hour of day or night.
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The site was selected in Gansu because it presents ideal conditions to prevent leaks: there is no seismic activity nearby and the bedrock the lab will be housed in is made of granite, which reduces the risk of groundwater seepage or fractures, according to a paper published in The Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering last year.
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But measured in the balance of seeing the work in New York under otherwise ideal conditions (the room where it is displayed is the tiny Clare Eddy Thaw Gallery, which often shows manuscripts and other up-close art forms, and whose doors seal you off from the clatter of the lobby), this is a minor complaint.
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With a risk-based approach, a baseline set of rules for flying in the most ideal conditions, like for example, during daylight hours, in visual line of sight and in low-altitude airspace, would be established, and then any operations that fall outside of that could be privy to an additional set of requirements set by the FAA to maintain an equivalent level of safety.
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With a risk-based approach, a baseline set of rules for flying in the most ideal conditions — such as during daylight hours, in visual line of sight and in low-altitude airspace — would be established, and then any operations that fall outside of that could be subject to an additional set of requirements set by the FAA to maintain an equivalent level of safety.
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You've probably seen Thumper mentioned alongside PSVR, and while Thumper is part of Sony's virtual reality launch lineup, it's both totally playable on a PlayStation 4 without strapping on a headset and also available on PC. (The developers have said news is coming "soon" regarding support for PC VR devices.) The ideal conditions for playing Thumper are in the dark, headphones cranked up, and with a massive screen—VR just enhances that.
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You've probably seen Thumper mentioned alongside PSVR, and while Thumper is part of Sony's virtual reality launch lineup, it's both totally playable on a PlayStation 4 without strapping on a headset and also available on PC. (The developers have said news is coming "soon" regarding support for PC VR devices.) The ideal conditions for playing Thumper are in the dark, headphones cranked up, and with a massive screen—VR just enhances that.
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