Rides were improved upon even after opening to the public.
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Could it be improved upon, or would that be impossible?
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What I wish Android Auto improved upon was its actual functionality.
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But believe it or not, the perfect can be improved upon.
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Improved upon Gchat's original progress as preferred locale for workplace gossip.
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"These enhancements will continually be enhanced, reassessed and improved upon," Higgins said.
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R.I., so that it could be reviewed, added to and improved upon.
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He improved upon my good suggestions and politely rejected the bad ones.
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If you thought buttery, flaky pie crust couldn't be improved upon—surprise!
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These are not necessarily bad things, but they could be improved upon.
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Fender soon improved upon the Super's design, increasing its output to 20103 watts.
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He scoffs at his scientist mother for thinking gravity can't be improved upon.
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This isn't to say that the tax cut bills couldn't be improved upon.
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Jason came up with a clever idea that I admittedly stole and improved upon.
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"I am always looking for feedback for what can be improved upon," she says.
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But the p-value crisis suggests that our current procedures could be improved upon.
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In 2016, he improved upon that performance, even if the Democratic Party did not.
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And as we all know, a lot of things are improved upon by adding booze.
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But these numbers can be improved upon significantly with just one or two extra pushes.
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Who would have believed that the perfect Wikipedia photo caption could have been improved upon?
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Or would it seem like this embryonic thing that television then copied and improved upon.
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Every new idea can be immediately put to the test and either improved upon or discarded.
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Humor now emerges from the ether, authorless or, more accurate, authored and improved upon by everyone.
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Earnings of $1.64 billion more than doubled last quarter's profits and slightly improved upon year-ago levels.
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If you're familiar with the first Razer phone, everything you love about it has been improved upon.
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"We'll start to see different capacities being improved upon in relation to the general population," he said.
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The hybrid has since been improved upon, and is now being produced by another company, Karma Automotive.
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Equally surprisingly, Hillary Clinton improved upon President Obama's support among women by only a single percentage point.
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Westworld's artificially intelligent robots have been improved upon for at least 30 years — probably a good deal longer.
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Ms. Warren declined to swipe back; instead, she praised the A.C.A. but said it could be improved upon.
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Ms. Warren declined to swipe back; instead, she praised the A.C.A. but said it could be improved upon.
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What was the point of explaining what could be improved upon at a job I was already leaving?
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Mejia improved upon his shaky first start by pitching five innings with four hits allowed and three walks.
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At the new film's Hollywood premiere last week, it became clear, however, that some things can't be improved upon.
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French fries are the kind of glorious bits of crunchy starch that don't really need to be improved upon.
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Like any program, 340B can undoubtedly be strengthened and improved upon through bipartisan dialogue and thoughtful policymaking and compromise.
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That achievement is not likely to be replicated or improved upon while its destroyer-in-chief remains in office.
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The obvious solution is an upgrade to the toilet, which has not been significantly improved upon for hundreds of years.
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That was quickly improved upon as Markakis hit a two-run homer in the first with Inciarte on second base.
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Older carriers use steam-powered catapults, a technology the US has long had mastered but can now be improved upon.
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Even in races they have lost, the Democratic candidate has often improved upon the party's usual showing in the district.
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But still, on the Note 21, it seems like Samsung has touched and improved upon every aspect of the phone.
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One can argue that Medicaid can be improved upon, but the credible evidence to date is that Medicaid improves health.
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However, restricting the regulatory burden on an agency-by-agency basis is an inefficient policy and should be improved upon.
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Uploader Megan N and friends improved upon the standard, stationary game of beer pong by placing their roombas underneath the cups.
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At the time the look was simply synonymous with tech that was old and dated — tech that could be improved upon.
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Ideas that are "battle tested" have been scrutinized for their potential flaws and have been improved upon, according to the CEO.
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This time, it's taken that design and improved upon it in meaningful ways while maintaining the familiar Phantom look and feel.
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Like any viral photo, the picture eventually ended up on Reddit's r/PhotoshopBattles, where crafty Redditors improved upon the instant classic.
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Instead, LG has likely improved upon the V50's clip-on, possibly by adding a smaller display on its outer side.
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It uses compounds and molecules that aren't common; formulas are improved upon frequently, with different versions listed online like software updates.
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He missed 203 games but still finished with 48 points in 45 games, a pace he has improved upon this year.
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A few years after that, I realized that the phrase "ultracrispy" was relative, and even those potatoes could be improved upon.
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When I wrote about the game earlier this year, I was impressed with how well it improved upon vanilla XCOM 2.
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The original Natural Keyboard was the first split-key, ergonomic keyboard, the fundamentals of which have only ever been slightly improved upon.
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For the new study, the researchers wanted to determine how the enzyme evolved and to see if it could be improved upon.
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That includes Earth Wind And Fire's "September," a certified bop that cannot be improved upon, least of all by slowing it down.
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No fancy-ass rustic loaf or $12 artisanal preserves have really improved upon the one your mom made you for school lunch.
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Past issues have clearly been recognized and improved upon over the years to reflect better treatment and appreciation of the Jazz dancers.
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He said that the company's consumer profit margins were low while operating as B2C but that its profitability actually improved upon pivoting.
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But, then I learned that interpersonal skills are actually something that can be learned and improved upon — and online, of all places!
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Clinton voter: Clive O'Donoghue, age 60, a manager from Texas The ACA was a great start but can still be improved upon.
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Prisma's A.I. algorithms are based on open-source code that the company's team has improved upon so that it works much faster.
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Some suggested that the democratic camp may have missed a chance at an incremental gain that could have later been improved upon.
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Let's just relive the speech in full, as it cannot be improved upon with commentary: Well, let me tell you this, Shira.
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It's possible that whatever intuition the scientists were using to place their bets could be replicated, and improved upon, with machine learning.
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Yet there is one thing that's clear: Bungie has improved upon Destiny in almost every way that matters for day-to-day play.
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While interoceptive ability was previously considered a stable trait—one you were stuck with—Garfinkel thinks it's a skill to be improved upon.
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Nevertheless, newcomers like GM and Gocycle have already improved upon it in sleek and intuitive ways, but at the cost of heavier bikes.
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They told me that the company wanted a completely untethered earbud for sports that also improved upon earlier Beats earbuds in every way.
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The effect of all of this is to foster an image of flawlessness which can, by definition, not be improved upon – only undone.
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Whether any of these collaborations made truly good tracks (or, in the case of remixes, improved upon their originals) is hardly the point.
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In Butler, Warren and Clermont Counties, the analysis showed, Mr. Obama improved upon the performance of John Kerry, the 2004 Democratic presidential candidate.
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The Whatsitsface toy and the idea behind it are ingenious, but I do think the design of the head could be improved upon.
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Yet 90 percent of the original core bitcoin code has already been changed and improved upon, and bitcoin's use is on the rise.
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Mr. Gillum's supporters also note that he improved upon the losses of the last two Democratic nominees for governor, who were both white.
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How can it be improved upon, and what can be done to make sure it's not just a trend but a full-on movement?
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The technological innovations that made early versions of Chrome seem so incredible have long since replicated if not utterly improved upon by other browsers.
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Shopping is seriously improved upon when it can be done with a cup of cocoa in your pajamas with a cheesy Christmas movie on.
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As someone with a mixed background [Catherine is half-Asian and half-white], do you see this as an issue that could be improved upon?
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Early last year, the company introduced a new model that improved upon image quality and framing of the first generation, while lowering the price point.
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Our culinary director Farideh Sadeghin has not yet met a vegetable she doesn't think can be improved upon with the addition of cheese and bacon.
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This is part of what drove Lester Bangs crazy—he couldn't understand why these musicians thought they had improved upon old-fashioned rock and roll.
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The freshman guard improved upon his impressive percentage in the first half, as he sank a trio from long range to highlight Minnesota's 18-4 run.
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Over the last century, the office has been continually improved upon, in an attempt to make it work better and be a better place to work.
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In the aftermath, Park City and other mountain towns near Salt Lake City preserved and improved upon many of the sites and continued hosting international events.
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GROUP B Paris Saint-Germain's impressive attack improved upon its tournament record of 24 goals in the group stage, with Kylian Mbappé scoring the record 25th.
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It was his fourth 50-point game this season, and Tuesday's performance improved upon his previous career-high of 56 points, set in November against Utah.
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With the iPad, the company resurrected and radically improved upon several generations of tablet PCs and even its own Newton, a tried-and-failed product category.
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Last year, Samsung launched the Galaxy TabPro S, a Windows 28 tablet that borrowed and improved upon many of the ideas put forth by Microsoft's Surface line.
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A cheese pizza is delicious but uncomplex; it's carb-y and dense and difficult to be improved upon unless other complementary flavors or textures should be introduced.
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"After every caucus, the party goes through a self-examination process to discuss what went right, and what can be improved upon," she said in the statement.
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The app spawned some stars, among them the singer Shawn Mendes, and improved upon the best thing about Twitter — funny tweets — by adding audio and visual snippets.
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Those who were praised for their efforts, on the other hand, were more likely to see intelligence as something that could be worked at and improved upon.
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They said covering Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" was a thankless task, that the most perfect Christmas song could not be improved upon.
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Jamieson said Massey did not, in fact, "take any reporters" with him (in a van or press entourage) and the original phrasing was accurate, just improved upon.
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Everything I consume is plugged into an app on my phone so that the what/when/why of my food choices can later be scrutinized and improved upon.
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At first, it may be prohibitively expensive or only available in specialized, privileged areas, but as time passes it will be improved upon and become much more accessible.
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In the time since Samsung made small bezels a table stakes feature, other companies have improved upon and iterated on the concept to produce even more immersive designs.
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Democracy and the will of the people is the cornerstone of our modern way of life, but it can always be improved upon to maximize freedom and equality.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats have nearly erased the disadvantage they previously faced in Florida and have improved upon 2012's numbers in Nevada as millions of Americans vote early.
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As the years went on, this core idea—start with a naive network and train by repetition—was improved upon and seemed useful nearly anywhere it was applied.
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What started with the lead image for Guidebook was developed and improved upon over the course of the year culminating in the image for our Holiday Gift Guide.
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Though the idea behind the technique has been around since transplants were first possible, researchers have greatly improved upon it to even repair organs before they are implanted.
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While the company was not super specific about exactly how the new formula improved upon the old one, the taste test told me everything I needed to know.
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Then, beginning with Instagram and spreading to the rest of Facebook's properties, Zuckerberg and his lieutenants openly and expertly copied Snapchat's stories invention — and even improved upon it.
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Crystal Clear built upon 2000's Pokémon Crystal in order to prioritize player freedom by implementing a range of new mechanics that drastically improved upon the vanilla game.
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Even though the garage battle was improved upon and changed later in the development cycle, the team continued to be conscious of making sure player control wasn't taken away.
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The show's creators brought characters forward, moved events around, and added new material that expanded and improved upon the original source material to create a compelling, entertaining, thoughtful drama.
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They even improved upon centuries-old technology like tobacco pipes, an integral part of spiritual rituals for the Yawanawa, used by shamen to detoxify the body and align energies.
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"He's looking at all ideas, even folks like Dr. Emanuel have talked about ways in which it can be improved upon," transition aide Sean Spicer said on the call.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement is "something to be improved upon," Canada's finance minister told CNBC Tuesday as the sixth round of NAFTA talks get underway in Montreal.
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Araujo then improved upon the original idea, building a bigger field and adding in the idea of using a second interpreter to give even more game information in real time.
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For all that 2007's Crackdown did to deliver superheroic crimefighter wish fulfillment, the various elements that made the older game pop have been improved upon in the intervening years.
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I only spent an hour with the Book One, but overall I'm impressed with the design, and how Porsche Design has managed to improved upon the Surface Book hinge design.
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This despite a season in 2915 that both validated his 230 success, and even improved upon it in some key areas, and helped lead his team to the World Series.
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To attend these expensive for-profit schools, students will take on large amounts of high-interest private loans, only to discover their job prospects are not dramatically improved upon graduation.
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Whatever happened, García told himself, he would drive out Magnolia Lane at the end of his 19th Masters appearance having improved upon his career-best fourth-place finish from 2004.
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I was a fan of the original Generation G, but the brand improved upon the initial concept in November 2018 with a slightly different formula and sturdier, more luxe packaging.
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While she long said that Iowa would be a tight race, and improved upon her 2008 performance when she won 29.5 percent and fell to third place behind John Edwards, Mrs.
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While making you look completely ridiculous and running incomplete software demos, Realmax's tech improved upon some key areas of the HoloLens, most importantly the poor field of view with Microsoft's headset.
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And at the Dead Rabbit Grocery and Grog in lower Manhattan, co-owners Sean Muldoon and Jack McGarry have improved upon the recipe with some help from booze Jedi, Dale DeGroff.
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" Mr. Eleey said: "The renovation improved upon certain aspects of the infrastructure, the benches you sit on, the light fixtures — and also allowed James to refine aspects of the aesthetic experience.
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Speedrunner Darbian improved upon his previous Super Mario Bros world record run of 4:57:627 from October 18, 2015 by shaving a ludicrously quick 367 milliseconds off his previous time.
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She said that Obamacare had allowed millions of American to purchase health insurance for the first time and that the law was a positive first step that should be improved upon.
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While most of us rarely give our brooms a second thought, there are about a hundred people in America devoted to handcrafting them using techniques last improved upon two centuries ago.
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He traces each aspect of the design back to its origins: Here we learn of the Vikings' innovations two millenniums ago; there we see how the Anglo-Saxons improved upon it.
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You can learn how to make a modern version here, but it seems that no one has yet improved upon Hannah Glasse's technique of whisking by hand to get the proper texture.
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Here's how Xiaomi describes the headset: Mi VR Play has significantly improved upon the design typically used in similar VR products — it is wrapped in lightweight, durable Lycra for long-lasting comfort.
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That coalition was squandered and isn't coming back, but Trump has not improved upon it, and on the evidence of his first two and a half years in office he never will.
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Will and Joel tweaked some of the clues to make the puzzle Tuesday-friendly but, for the most part, they either kept the spirit of my original clues or improved upon them.
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As detailed in their recent paper for ACS Photonics, the KAUST researchers improved upon this VLC model by using a nanocrystalline structure made of cesium lead bromide combined with a conventional nitride phosphor.
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Apple has certainly improved upon things on that front over three generations, including the most recent version, which are quieter, courtesy of a kind of rubber bladder that also doubles as protection against spills.
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The formula was nevertheless improved upon, and enriched by the introduction of some element of humanity on follow-ups Trance and Songs of Love and Lust — the latter is quite possibly Chris & Cosey's masterpiece.
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Justin Rose, the highest-ranked English golfer, finished fourth at Royal Birkdale in 1998 as a 17-year-old amateur, and has not improved upon that in 663 subsequent starts here as a pro.
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China's Mobike and Ofo have improved upon the city's own Velib bike share scheme, California's Lime and Bird launched electric scooters, and several car-share firms have replaced the failed city-run Autolib. reut.
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America is a country that was established on the ideas of Enlightenment philosophers and improved upon not merely by legislation but also by social movements: this, to Obama, is the real nature of its exceptionalism.
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However, the second criticism — that Ridley and his writers often dive deep into didacticism, having characters recite what amount to position papers on what's wrong with the country they live in — has been massively improved upon.
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YP's model was significantly improved upon by Yelp (and Google Local in a distant second place), which takes listings and crowd-sources client reviews to help pros boost their rankings in search results on said platforms.
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Power Trip's ability to harness their nostalgia for thrash and make metal feel fresh again proved that shred-lord classics like Ride the Lightning and Bonded by Blood could be not just honored, but improved upon.
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Absent Pelosi and her most ardent followers (recall last year's phalanx of black-garbed, stone-faced women sitting on their hands), if not absent the entire Democratic congressional delegation, the event would be improved upon greatly.
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Beyond this, Tom and the Monzo team have improved upon the traditional business model of banking, removing the traditional offline retail-based banking model in favor of a highly scalable and lower cost mobile-only experience.
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Under the terms of the partnership announced on Monday, Siemens said it will use its know-how in factory automation and simulation to enable the entire Adidas production process to be simulated, tested and improved upon.
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The Broncos improved upon those numbers in emphatic fashion last Sunday, limiting the New York Jets to just 100 yards of offense (33 rushing, 41 passing) in a 23-0 rout of the New York Jets.
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"There are some things, for example, that can't be improved upon, like a bowl of hand-pulled tianshuimian [sweet water noodles] slathered in its sauce of chili oil, sweet soy, garlic, and Sichuan pepper," she says.
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It showed her how much people back home appreciated seeing an American at the top of the podium at the Games, and it took her career to a new level that she has only improved upon since.
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That significantly improved upon current forecast systems based on satellite information of green vegetation that give a maximum notice of one month and sometimes give authorities just a few days to reach remote breeding locations, Cressman said.
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Other noteworthy and improved-upon features include 2100 frames per second continuous shooting with less buffer, shutter speeds up to 2600/32,000 of a second, and better noise reduction for higher ISO ratings (which goes up to12800).
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But when he found that the battery only lasted an hour, he improved upon his first design and built Molly a more sturdy Spanish-language version with what he claims will be a two-year battery life.
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And what did this generation gravitate towards: everything great from back in the day is being improved upon in the modern —skateboarding, graffiti and comic books, hip hop and jazz all day, then house music all night.
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But Kulman noted that skills improved upon in a game would not automatically transfer to the real world, at least not without guiding the children to identify those skills and learn where they apply to real-life situations.
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As it stands right now, the proverbial genie is out of the bottle, and deepfakes are only going to get more sophisticated and more widespread as AI technology is better understood, improved upon, and made even more accessible.
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"I want to say that trade between the two countries — trade in the world — really needs to be improved upon, but trade isn't a weapon, it can't be used for war, it should be used to bring about peace."
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"The core technology behind Swype will continue to be utilized and improved upon across other Nuance offerings – and integrated into our broader AI-powered solutions – most notably in Android-based keyboard solutions for our automotive customers," the company said.
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I think as a whole, America has improved upon the way different races view one another and it confuses me as to why people think the America we live in today is slightly comparable to the "earlier, uglier" version.
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Yes, he could be the kind of man who drinks so many car beers he ruins his wife's performances, but, he's also the kind of man who has perfected the grand romantic gesture and improved upon the grand romantic speech.
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A year after the historic milestone, once again in Toronto, he improved upon his record with a time of 5003:54:49, and would go on to set world masters marathon records for the 75-plus and 80-plus age groups.
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Don't believe that emulating others will make you happy; try to be the best version of you and look at the areas in your life that could be improved upon as well as recognizing and appreciating what you're good at.
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"There's some things that can be improved upon, and it has more to do with the mind-set and the culture, but it definitely needs to be addressed," said Cockrell, who added that work habits were not one of them.
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He added that many aspects of the company have been improved upon in order to prepare it to go public -- including its corporate governance, filling executive roles including hiring a CFO after three years without one, and revamping the company's culture.
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Whittingham developed the first functional lithium battery in the 1970s, while Goodenough improved upon the design by discovering cobalt oxide could produce a higher voltage, while Yoshino eliminated pure lithium from the battery and replaced it with more stable lithium ions.
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You can share the recipes with family and friends, rate them with stars, organize them in folders, and leave notes on them, publicly or privately, if you've hacked or improved upon them and wish to remind yourself or others of your triumphs.
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Samuel Slater, who's described as the father of the American industrial revolution, smuggled himself out of England in violation of British emigration laws to come work in the US. When he first arrived in Rhode Island, he cannibalized and improved upon smuggled equipment.
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Rather than emphasizing an arbitrary authority via a "command and control" structure of "necessary" oversight, as they have done, Ms. Fariña and Mayor Bill de Blasio could have improved upon the existing structures of autonomy, allowing principals to transform their schools for the 21st century.
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"I shared my strong view that NAFTA has been a far greater benefit to Mexico than it has to the United States and that it must be improved upon to make sure that workers in both countries benefit from fair and reciprocal trade," Trump said.
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Now it's almost $2 billion every single day, so we have a very strong trading relationship — 9 million U.S. jobs rely on trade with Canada, so we see it as something to be improved upon, and that's why we're working constructively towards that end.
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White House news conference: CNN's Reality Check Team vets the claims Trump also told the congressional leaders that in the letter that former President Barack Obama left for him, Obama said he could support a bill brought by Trump if it improved upon his signature domestic policy.
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ABOUT KANSAS (19-227, 24-22): The Jayhawks' equalizer could be 27-20 freshman sensation Josh Jackson, who had 23 points and 503 rebounds against Kentucky and has improved upon his biggest weakness, 250-point shooting, by draining 286-of-274 in his last three games.
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In the study, he says the research could be improved upon by pinpointing exactly what kind of social relationships were involved in a hug -- a stranger or someone you were arguing with, for example, as opposed to a lover or an all-healing embrace from Mom.
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In its current state, graphene is primarily researched by scientists in universities and labs, but by making graphene a material that is open to be improved upon by anyone, we might see the fulfillment of the potential that graphene has been hailed for since its discovery.
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Even as Mr. O'Connor appeared to fall short, however, he significantly improved upon Hillary Clinton's performance in the district's suburban precincts, and he overwhelmed Mr. Balderson in the sort of high-income enclaves Republicans must perform better in to hold their 23-seat majority in the House.
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Responding to a review by influential U.S. magazine Consumer Reports, which stopped short of recommending the car, Musk said in a round of tweets late on Monday that the magazine's tests — which used two separately sourced vehicles — had been of older versions of the car that had already been improved upon.
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Putting on a nice dress, dancing with my husband, and mindlessly picking bacon-wrapped scallops off a tray as I clink glasses with other adults sounds like a great way to spend a Saturday night — and a scenario that would not be improved upon in the least if children were introduced into it.
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When considered as a representation of the queer community at large, the show is inadequate and limited (the cast—though much improved upon the entirely femme and almost entirely white L Word cast—is fairly homogenous), but when viewed purely as a depiction of eight or ten lesbians' overlapping lives, it satisfies my desire to simply watch queer women exist.
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But the biggest is perhaps ideological—it's a proprietary platform being used for free and open-source software, when IRC, which is an open protocol, is already free: Others are less critical of the program's open-source status, but instead see the issue as one where a business clearly improved upon an existing idea by simply removing or polishing years of cruft.
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American trade policy could certainly be improved upon, but the fact of the matter is that nothing Trump or any other trade skeptic proposes is going to bring back the heyday of American manufacturing jobs, for the simple reason that when you look at the data, the decline of manufacturing employment actually doesn't reflect a broader decline in the state of American manufacturing.
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But there is one condition that should be imposed before an investigation is conducted: The accuser should have to waive her lawyer-client privilege with Avenatti so that investigators can determine how much of her affidavit and how many of her claims were originally her own, and how many, if any, may have been "improved upon" by her conversations with her highly partisan lawyer or others.
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In 1615, Jones became the "surveyor of works" to the Kings James I and Charles I. Over the next 28 years, he designed, built and improved upon many important buildings belonging to the royals, such as the Queen's House at Greenwich, the Banqueting House at Whitehall, Whitehall Palace and Old St. Paul's Cathedral, all of which owe something to the Italian designs he had seen during his time in Italy.
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