It's as if global interconnectivity made a subtle shuffle forward.
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Luckily, all of this interconnectivity hinges on the Sonos app.
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That deep social interconnectivity was central to our ancestors' competitive success.
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Oh, and a USB-C port is included for wider device interconnectivity.
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I would also suggest a level of interconnectivity of trustable data sources.
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King fully explores the interconnectivity of his universes throughout the Dark Tower.
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Now, Tulane's interconnectivity and interdisciplinarity are intrinsic to the lifeblood of our institution.
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It was things like measuring adjacency preference, interconnectivity, daylight, and views to the outside.
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What's better is the interconnectivity between users around the globe: briefly comforting, totally transitory.
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This kind of interconnectivity allows the entire community to continue to dream bigger and bigger.
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Then, through gauging things like interconnectivity and density, the algorithm determines city centers and neighborhoods.
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He meditates more fully here on the interconnectivity of American political polices to their outcome.
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The U.S. won't be spared because of the interconnectivity of the world economy, he said.
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They've doubled down on interconnectivity and so, in a way, that benefits the whole community.
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Animal therapy makes us aware of this cross-species interconnectivity on the purest, subconscious level.
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Talking Barbie too creepy for some parents Cars Why should interconnectivity be limited to the home?
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With gas markets experiencing increasing interconnectivity and globalization, the new geopolitics of natural gas have arrived.
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"The lofty goal is that this performance might move to a moment of interconnectivity," he said.
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Many servers on Bell rotate from bar to bar, and the interconnectivity among them is intense.
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Thanks to the interconnectivity of the internet and social media, artists' reputations are made very quickly.
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Thanks to rapid technological change, economic growth, and increasing global interconnectivity, that's no longer the case.
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In our time of hyper-interconnectivity, where you choose to live and work matters like never before.
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The interconnectivity of the technologies aids their effectiveness if the people, process and technology are correctly aligned.
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But until now, Samsung has lacked a gateway for its customers to really take advantage of that interconnectivity.
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I think that it's wonderful what technology can now do for us: mobile communication, interconnectivity across the globe.
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We basically highlight the top 50 destinations from selected cities in China that have significant interconnectivity with Wuhan.
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I MEAN IT TOUCHES ON A LOT OF DIFFERENT ASPECTS THERE'S DATA, THERE'S INTERCONNECTIVITY IN THOSE KIND OF THINGS.
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For three seasons, you've danced around what we know is coming, which is the internet and never-ending interconnectivity.
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Google was really stressing interconnectivity today: The more of their gadgets you have, the better they all work together.
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This data, along with interconnectivity, correlation, predictive analytics and machine learning, provides the foundation for our AI-powered future.
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The interconnectivity among the financial institutions is stronger than ever, and the financial sector notably influences the American economy.
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Social media was promised to be the final stop for interconnectivity, providing unfettered access to friends, families and celebrities.
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That interconnectivity has the potential to lift communities up together, rather than placing urban and rural areas into competition.
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Given our current anxieties and the hyper interconnectivity of digital and social media, conspiracy theories seem destined to thrive.
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But all that interconnectivity of high-value home devices is also, apparently, catnip to hackers, potential malefactors and enterprising researchers.
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IBM's blockchain platform will run through the IBM Cloud, allowing for interconnectivity between all parties in a particular secure transaction.
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" Citing "the buzzwords, globalization, interconnectivity," he explained, "the idea that you can actually tell one succinct story is really impossible.
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But while the modern interconnectivity of our banks and financial firms offers tremendous opportunities, it creates tremendous risks, as well.
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But in order to cope with the world's increasing demand for interconnectivity and info, we need a better telecommunications systems.
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Financial groups say regulators are far too focused on where the data is stored, given the interconnectivity of global networks.
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A fine thread has been woven throughout its three games, spiritually linking them to one another without ever acknowledging interconnectivity.
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The U.S. government even has a recently established CTO's office run by Megan Smith, who is enabling an ecosystem of interconnectivity.
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The Federal Reserve could be ideal as it can see the interconnectivity between fintech and the banking industry to assess risks.
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Protecting one's privacy and data will continue to be a challenge, especially with increasing system interconnectivity that hostile actors can exploit.
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A higher level of interconnectivity has raised engagement with stakeholders and forced society to think about how information is accessed and consumed.
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The Facebooks of the world, the Amazons and so on, because they have this now interconnectivity that is essentially the whole planet.
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This interconnectivity has been central to the anticipation that a strengthening economy in the United States would lift fortunes around the world.
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Interconnectivity is not just about physical connections; it is also about connecting communities through technology and improving accessibility to services and resources.
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That scale, coupled with the auto industry's interconnectivity, means a tax on Mexican goods will hit the overall U.S. marketplace, and American consumers.
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Promises of interconnectivity make for good marketing talk, and it's possible that in the end, marketing talk is all they'll really amount to.
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But it has also facilitated the interconnectivity of regular people; our ability to learn new things and see outside of our own circumstances.
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But while complexity and interconnectivity may be even more important than size, defining precisely what those words mean is not an easy task.
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With their stature growing, Thomson was keen forge ideas of interconnectivity and inclusion within the city—something that Glasgow is already famous for.
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There are four components to the gallery's new exhibition: heritage, queerness, art, and nationality, and the interconnectivity between these subjects is its focus.
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Rather than concentrating on individual financial institutions, the Department of the Treasury should focus on the financial market overall due to its interconnectivity.
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Institutions that provide trade execution, clearing and settlement services are more vulnerable to disruptively motivated attacks, due to their interconnectivity with the financial system.
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So far, the billions of small positive effects of massively increasing human interconnectivity may well outweigh the growing roster of negatives, large and small.
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This, despite the droplets of leveling to which smartphone apologists endlessly point while promising that interconnectivity will bring inequality to light as never before.
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Today's digital age is defined by complexity and interconnectivity, so the process of line-drawing, while essential, must never be overly simplified or isolated.
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Add to that a requirement of word interconnectivity, and suddenly the grid art is pushed away from the walls ... into a 9x9 central space.
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Take a closer look and you'll find some interesting observations about the evolution of meme culture, social media interconnectivity, and the general mood of 2018.
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However this is one important note: this interconnectivity via USB-C seems to be limited to the DAC and its included cover for right now.
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In October 20143, it proposed the establishment of a $100 billion Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) "to promote interconnectivity and economic integration" in its backyard.
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Additionally, while the system would require the vehicle itself to have some intelligent capabilities, it wouldn't require the kind of interconnectivity that autonomous cars require.
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Thriving communities are finding it beneficial to consider assets holistically, looking for growth regionally, especially as technology fosters more interconnectivity among communities than ever before.
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Other such initiatives are evident around the world, driven on by the increasing power and interconnectivity of technology, big data, cloud computing services, and so on.
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These are but a few of the latest conveniences made possible by the Internet of Things – a concept that describes the networked interconnectivity of everyday devices.
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Yet, whereas House and Universe expressed a sense of accumulated material burden, the current exhibition emphasizes the positives and negatives of a more abstract ecological interconnectivity.
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On the technological front, the WEF report highlights advances in automation, artificial intelligence and interconnectivity but warns that rising dependency on these technologies can increase risk.
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It's an advocacy platform with the encompassing goal of working toward a better future for global youth and recognizing the interconnectivity behind many of today's challenges.
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Europe, in particular, will be more able to implement its Energy Union package to reduce its vulnerability to Russian gas dependence through market integration, interconnectivity and diversification.
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The teacher who made an impact on Mr. Henderson is an example of the progressive belief of interconnectivity: that it takes a village to raise a child.
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" He added: "Afghanistan is ready to actively participate in the Belt and Road Initiative, and enhance cooperation with China in such areas as interconnectivity, infrastructure and energy.
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Asia has the perfect combination of having an established banking sector, fast-growing economies, increasing interconnectivity and a widespread enthusiasm from regulatory and governmental backing for financial technology.
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The film, directed by Bob Perischetti, Peter Ramsey and Rodney Rothman, captures the sprawling interconnectivity of comic-book universes in a way that no other feature film has.
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In our interview Herzog touches on the power and perils of this interconnectivity, but ultimately, it's not the technology that's the problem, it's how the technology is used.
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"As demonstrated in the crisis, interconnectivity among major financial companies poses risks to the financial stability of the global financial system," the Fed wrote in the finalized rule.
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Advancements in communication and transportation had accelerated religious and cultural exchange and deepened interconnectivity within the milieu of Theravada Buddhism, the predominant strain of Buddhism in Southeast Asia.
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This would include: Involving all the financial agencies in this review through the FSOC should lead to insights into interconnectivity issues; regulatory gaps; technology vulnerabilities; and regulatory arbitrage.
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Such computers are also especially good for conducting research in areas like epidemiology and molecular modeling because the systems mirror the interconnectivity that exists in nature, Gil said.
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If that sounds familiar, it's because it's similar to what happened to the DC Extended Universe, which also attempted to replicate the interconnectivity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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So far, this interconnectivity has largely been a strength, creating a network so big that each of its smaller nodes can be imperfect or fail while the others persist.
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This interconnectivity and development in China has happened at an "absolutely phenomenal" pace since the country began economic reforms in the late 1970s under the leader Deng Xiaoping, Tsang said.
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So, whether that's the interconnectivity software, whether it's looking at VTOLs, vertical take-off and landing vehicles, or whether it's the Boring Company, we're kind of saying everybody's welcome here.
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If not, it will at least tease you towards a new kind of interconnectivity with the students around you and a sense of time that isn't limited by what's coming next.
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Those two long words meant that Will was willing to break his moratorium on this style of grid, mainly because there was greater interconnectivity between the stacked parts of the grid.
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HVDC would maximize investments in large-scale energy developments in remote areas of the country and offshore, as well as create advanced interconnectivity with the existing grid infrastructure and emerging concepts.
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For many years, Roche noted, countries like Italy have had populist governments adopting nationalist policies, prioritizing the short-term benefit of their citizens instead of embracing globalization and the interconnectivity it entails.
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Foremost in these metaphors for interconnectivity is the bridge itself: a sketched possibility for Dawes, an exhilarating construction job for Ted and a beautiful structure dominating Sydney's skyline and Dan's homesick dreams.
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" Burns said the musical interconnectivity would become a pervasive theme within the documentary, putting the lie to the notion that there are any rules to what is and is not "pure country.
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Arcel also does his best to run with the interconnectivity of King's universe, something that links many of his books but has really never made its way into a screen adaptation until now.
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And after leaving the military, I returned there to make sense of my own war as well as of the rise of the Islamic State and the complex interconnectivity between Iraqis and Americans.
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Support outside-of-work activities According to a recent Gallup report, developing friendships and interconnectivity in the workplace can lead to a 50% rise in employee satisfaction and can boost engagement as well.
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"The threats are so severe that if we don't start identifying and punishing our assailants, they will overtake us and the cost of interconnectivity will start to outweigh the many benefits," Nielsen warned.
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According to Friedman, this is a big deal because Italy's economy is the fourth largest in Europe and the eighth largest economy in the world, and there's a lot of interconnectivity in play.
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Combine this interconnectivity with an increasing population of freelancers — over a third of the American work force makes money in the so-called gig economy — and you have the makings of a nomad boom.
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The interconnectivity shared by the current opioid crisis vis-à-vis addiction and dependence with IVDU, HIV, Chronic pain and Mental illness needs to be the fulcrum on which any lasting solution is balanced.
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Given that the whole point of the web is interconnectivity at a massive scale, it's increasingly vital to be able to catch small oversights and weaknesses that could have an outsize impact on overall security.
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A thorough examination of today's world reveals that, driven by scientific and technological progress, productive forces develop rapidly, which increasingly deepens the interconnectivity and interaction of human society; as such, the trend of globalization is irreversible.
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Keeping the complexity and interconnectivity of regional issues in mind, it's possible to imagine that the UAE peace delegation would expand its maritime security agenda to include Yemen, the nuclear deal, sanctions, and other thorny issues.
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The national security implications of natural gas supply disruptions without having a large amount of our nation's electricity grid fueled by reliable and available coal or nuclear power are frightening given its interconnectivity and stretched capacity.
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A key quote: "The threats are so severe that if we don't start identifying and punishing our assailants, they will overtake us and the cost of interconnectivity will start to outweigh the many benefits," Nielsen warned.
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No word yet on whether Inhuman characters introduced in Marvel and ABC's Agents of SHIELD series will cross over with The Inhumans, but it seems like a fairly safe bet, given the interconnectivity of the Marvel universe.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Bill Clinton stressed the need for the US and non-government organizations to continue efforts of globalism and interconnectivity despite a push by the Trump administration to withdraw the US from foreign obligations.
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Perhaps the most startling aspect of The Library of Ice — and the element that best highlights the interconnectivity of human language and landscape — is the way in which Campbell writes her own creative process into the text.
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I knew that this sense of interconnectivity might not last long, but I also know that a single second of connection in this alienated world makes a difference in how we are able to relate to each other.
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"We can approve their proposed merger, in particular because of the high level of interconnectivity between different countries in the Nordic area and because there is significant spare generation capacity in Sweden," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
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The bill was meant to highlight the diversity and interconnectivity of all of modern experimental communities various forms—legendary synth composer Morton Subotnick played one night, Hieroglyphic Being collaborated with members of the Sun Ra Arkestra on another.
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There's something to be said about its absurdist nature capturing the twin elements of escapism and interconnectivity that define the current zeitgeist, but mostly it's good because he says "boom" a lot over a really hard 290 instrumental.
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References to Hollywood and World War II, along with covers of the German newspaper Der Spiegel, are intermixed with the artist's own autobiography, as if proclaiming the inescapable interconnectivity of culture at both a microscopic and macroscopic level.
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Critics of the WOTUS rewrite, including 14 states that have filed a lawsuit, have argued that the Trump administration proposal ignores the interconnectivity of water, allowing pollution in smaller tributaries that will go on to contaminate larger sources.
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The interconnectivity of the human experience and nature is most evident in Heartbeat, a short video consisting of a series of still images where the artist's abstracted body is overlaid in gigantic proportions over as serene lake scene.
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This interconnectivity becomes the central conceit of the Dark Tower, which explicitly links most of King's stories together in one vast multiverse and explains that there are metaphysical doors between the worlds that allow all this to happen.
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A decision would require "competitive and stable fiscal terms, a liberalized Romanian gas market that enables free trade, and sufficient interconnectivity with neighboring free and liquid markets, in each case, for the duration of our concession agreement," King said.
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It's not hyperbole to say that this interconnectivity carries the potential for catastrophic risk given society's increasing dependence on internet-connected systems — such as self-driving cars, industrial machines, or medical devices — for critical or even life-sustaining functions.
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We were looking at the technological landscape, and also at the character landscape, and all roads, by '86, were really pointing toward this interconnectivity, which eventually gave birth to the World Wide Web, with Tim Berners-Lee's paper in '89.
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One of the things we're always mindful of is that we love the interconnectivity between the shows but at the same time, we don't want to obligate anyone to watch three other shows if they only like one of the shows.
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"By excluding competitors, Qualcomm impedes innovation that would offer significant consumer benefits, including those that foster the increased interconnectivity of consumer products, vehicles, buildings, and other items commonly referred to as the Internet of Things," the FTC said in a statement.
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The growing interconnectivity of issues among our friends and foes in the Middle East has complicated the situation to a point where further examination, insight, and willing partners that share common views have become increasingly essential to any prospect for success.
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In bringing the lovable 8-bit lug (John C. Reilly) from "Wreck-It Ralph" into the wider world of interconnectivity, the film is like an animated trending topic, seizing on the conversations and art that most captured the popular imagination.
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The third line of reporting was related to the Bidens, and the interconnectivity between Biden's role and pushing an anti-corruption agenda, and the presence of his son, Hunter Biden, on the board of the gas company Burisma, Kent said.
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In working on my Charting Sacred Territories project, I wanted to trace all this rich imagery that we have inherited from the world's greatest religions and to show the complex interconnectivity and genealogies of each religion — branches of sects, denominations, and groups.
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The concept of the show — which links its characters by giving them all the same birthday; in the first episode, four of the five leads turn 36 — relies on the audience's willingness to see fated interconnectivity where they could just find coincidence.
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LeEco's focus on the interconnectivity of screens puts the Chinese company squarely in the path of Apple and other U.S. technology giants trying to bridge the gap between hardware like phones or cars and the software that connects them to each other.
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Co-curated by Mali Wu and Francesco Manacorda, the Biennial focuses on the interconnectivity of ecosystemic structures formed between humans and nature and aims to serve as a platform for social experimentation, generating new interdisciplinary possibilities for long-lasting, community-driven, bottom-up synergies.
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The disintegration of the deal is seen as a negative development for attempts to plow ahead with the European Commission's ambitious Capital Markets Union program, which seeks to create mechanisms over the long-term to improve the interconnectivity and provision of capital between member states.
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He pointed into the future with a plastic spatula and talked about the interconnectivity of all things: his new album, his presence in Arizona, the weed he was about to smoke, Kanye West's The Life of Pablo, Carlos Castaneda's The Teachings of Don Juan.
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The plant -- which was described as a "factory of the future" by the World Economic Forum -- is at the forefront of what's being called "Industry 4.0" -- a new phase in the industrial revolution that focuses heavily on interconnectivity, automation, machine learning, and real-time data.
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And I think this president has been very, very good about talking, particularly, about interconnectivity and the need for technology to be an economic driver and leverage tool to ensure that children across the country have the same level of access to great education. Hilary?
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Making homes "helpful homes" is the big push from Google here, with the company committing to core tenets like ease of use, personal data, interconnectivity, and privacy for its newly renamed efforts, but details on what that will mean in a more concrete sense weren't discussed onstage.
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But let's face it, people don't live and act in a vacuum There's a global interconnectivity, and Saudi Arabia is a country with money and clout — its collective values and politics have had a huge influence on other Muslim countries and Muslim communities around the world.
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"In conjunction with sharing services and autonomous driving, the digitalization of mobility and the increasing interconnectivity of vehicles will play a key part in significantly reducing the number of vehicles, especially in urban settings," Roberto Diesel, Sono Motor's chief technology officer, said in a prepared statement.
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Originally manufactured by textile companies in the Netherlands to mimic Javanese designs and appeal to the Indonesian market, the fabrics instead became so popular in West Africa that they are commonly believed to have originated there — making them a powerful metaphor for global trade, migration, interconnectivity, and the enduring legacies of European colonialism.
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The international reputation of the United States and its standing among nations will continue to suffer, exacerbated by the damage already done by the revelation of pervasive and ongoing state-sanctioned surveillance; and faith in global interconnectivity will decline, potentially moving the world closer to a balkanized, rather than globally inclusive, internet.
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Co-curated by Mali Wu and Francesco Manacorda with the title Post-Nature—A Museum as an Ecosystem, the biennial will focus on the interconnectivity of ecosystemic structures formed between humans and nature, and aims to serve as a platform for social experimentation, generating new interdisciplinary possibilities for long-lasting, community-driven, bottom-up synergies.
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By framing his stories within an interwoven web of narrative perspectives and juxtaposed character experiences, King is able to generate a feeling of interconnectivity, as well as explore the various literary themes that stretch throughout his multidimensional universe, including but not limited to: King credits his absentee father for bequeathing him a love of horror via a stash of pulp novels King discovered as a boy.
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I think that what you're really seeing is a greater and greater interconnectivity and coupling between what's happening at the network and what's happening in the devices, and the way in which the services are delivered and the way in which applications are started and where they're run is going to become a much more harmonious interplay between what's run in the network and what's run on the device.
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