So that there is the key advantage of Instant Pot.
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"Innovation is our key advantage in the marketplace," he said.
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Of course, Fast Pair has one key advantage: much greater compatibility.
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That would give him a key advantage in the weeks ahead.
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And political observers believe this will give her a key advantage.
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But Puddicombe said Headspace has a key advantage over them all.
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They're also promoting their key advantage over the online site: physical stores.
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Snapchat still has a key advantage over Instagram: person-to-person messaging.
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Locating surplus metal in the U.S. Southwest has another key advantage as well.
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A DJI spokesman credited the availability of skilled labor as its key advantage.
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And there is another key advantage: the algorithm also makes much better predictions.
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The key advantage of LG's current G25 Friends is their potential forward compatibility.
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These things would have given religious groups a key advantage over their competitors.
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DoH advocates argue that their preferred protocol has a key advantage over DoT.
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The key advantage to brick-and-mortar stores is that they control shoppers' experience.
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A key advantage is that they deliver maximum tire-spinning torque all but instantaneously.
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Live Photos also have one key advantage over most other formats: they capture sound.
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There are closer beaches, but the key advantage of Marina Beach is it's free.
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Depth is the key advantage the Warriors have over a team like the Rockets.
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Doing the deal when Dell was still private had one key advantage for Sweet.
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The key advantage here for Sony's attachment is that it does not use paddles.
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But, for the most part, SpaceX has a key advantage in the satellite internet race.
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For Ingress agents who go on to use both apps, there is one key advantage.
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The key advantage is producers could grow a lot of bacteria—quickly—in a small space.
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But Joly's biggest focus has been strengthening Best Buy's customer service, its key advantage over Amazon.
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Oman sees its natural geography as a key advantage to its plans in Duqm, as well.
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But Joly's biggest focus has been strengthening Best Buy's customer service, a key advantage over Amazon.
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But in the "generally decisive" I-262 corridor, according to the poll, Clinton has a key advantage.
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Investor patience, therefore, is SpaceX's "key advantage" toward achieving success for both of those programs, Hilmer said.
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A key advantage for The Bouqs Company is that flowers are cut only when they are ordered.
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That could give smartwatch maker Fitbit a key advantage in areas where it's been lagging behind Apple.
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A key advantage for Wichita State: The Shockers outscored Ole Miss 21-239 in points off turnovers.
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"One key advantage is that we will have centralized records to show who is going where," he says.
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This is a key advantage for the company relative to some peers, and is supportive of today's actions.
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This is a key advantage for the company relative to some peers and is supportive of today's actions.
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A weaker currency boosts overseas earnings for manufacturers and exporters, giving that country a key advantage over rivals.
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She touted GM's extensive franchised dealer network as a key advantage over Tesla's much smaller, corporate-owned network.
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This was a key advantage that came with the Touch ID home button found on Apple's older smartphones.
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Khan said one key advantage of pursuing states in court was judicial scrutiny of the evidence on climate change.
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If Walmart's tablets run on stock Android rather than a fork, this could be a key advantage for it.
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The grocery service tends to be more affordable than rivals, which is perhaps Walmart's key advantage in this space.
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Wang Guanran, a Shanghai-based senior analyst with Citic Securities, described Bullet's key advantage as being "lighter" than WeChat.
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It's a key advantage the company has built over other virtual assistants, such as Apple's Siri and Microsoft's Cortana.
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Mr. Gross sees a key advantage of the solidarity model in some of the recent successes by nonunionized workers.
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The company views its strength in groceries as a key advantage, giving it a leg up on competitors, including Amazon.
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This side also has a key advantage: Trump has been a public advocate of tariffs and trade restrictions for decades.
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The other key advantage is that small businesses would be able to shop for the best plans across state lines.
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But perhaps most importantly, it allows traditional retailers to leverage the key advantage they have over Amazon: Their physical stores.
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And he is highly unlikely to command a substantial fund-raising advantage, once a key advantage for the establishment favorites.
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If a candidate was already performing strongly and did well in California, that could give their campaign a key advantage.
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But absent from the conversation was Windows 10, arguably Microsoft's one key advantage that Sony will never be able to replicate.
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Small rockets can save customers months of time getting to orbit, and the Air Force sees that as a key advantage.
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A key advantage is that these deals are done more quickly than financed transactions, which appeals to sellers like the Corbisieros.
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Connie Chan, a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, said TikTok has one key advantage over other social-media apps: its content.
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I discovered more similarities than differences, but one chain still managed to eke out a victory thanks to one key advantage.
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Its strength stems mainly from the leading fixed-line operations of TT in Turkey with its increasing fibre deployment a key advantage.
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Reusing rockets is a key advantage for SpaceX, which the Air Force sought to understand and adapt to through its certification guide.
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At the very least, ZTE's new Axon M has one key advantage over many of its predecessors: it's actually going on sale.
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This shortsighted politicking denies a fundamental virtue — and key advantage — of America's democracy: that it is a land of immigrants and refugees.
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That is a key advantage at a time when competition in the industry is tightening as governments reduce subsidies for wind power.
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Whole Foods hasn't disclosed its reason for shifting to this model, but one key advantage that it could give them is data.
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews has argued, the key advantage of a constitutional monarch is that he or she has absolutely no democratic legitimacy.
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When it comes to combatting the coronavirus outbreak, Apple has a key advantage that other companies may lack: its close ties to China.
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A key advantage of CBT-I is that possible side effects (such as feeling sleepy the following day) of hypnotic medications are avoided.
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Small rockets also can save customers months of time getting to orbit, which Roper said is a key advantage for the Air Force's needs.
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Despite the financial pressures younger workers face, they do have a key advantage when it comes to retirement savings in the form of compounding.
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And look for him to argue that his resources will be a key advantage in a general election against a well-funded Trump campaign.
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Connie Chan, a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, believes TikTok has one key advantage over its competition: an ever-growing library of delightful content.
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He began with a key advantage: Formerly President Barack Obama's running mate, he had access to the old email list from the Obama campaigns.
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The ability to get out of leases and close stores at lower cost is a key advantage that the bankruptcy process affords to retailers.
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In the race to dominate the next generation of interfaces, though, Siri had one key advantage: a cushy home on hundreds of millions of iPhones.
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The change threatens to upend the way startups pay their employees, which has historically been a key advantage they have over their big tech competitors.
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The key advantage is that traders know when to tighten stops to protect profits and they know when to prepare for a new trade entry.
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Any good game show contestant will successfully employ some degree of strategy, but Holzhauer's status as a professional sports gambler gives him a key advantage.
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Movidius, for its part, touts the small size of its chip as a key advantage over companies trying to repurpose larger processors built for smartphones.
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A key advantage to assisted outpatient treatment, supporters say, is that it provides care for people who might not recognize the severity of their illness.
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For 15 years, Geek Squad installation and repair service has served as one key advantage over that the e-commerce giant seemed unlikely to match.
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But it also offers a key advantage: Requiring only 51 votes in the Senate means that this type of bill could pass without any Democratic support.
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If the three merged, there's the possibility that WhatsApp would lose that key advantage, meaning users who relied on its secure features would seriously lose out.
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The new data set is machine readable, making it easily parsed for machine learning purposes — a key advantage according to researchers involved in the ambitious project.
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Credit Suisse thinks Tesla's focus on its electric vehicle batteries, both in development and production, is a key advantage for Elon Musk's company over other automakers.
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As a key advantage, Toyota claims is its hydrogen cells refuel about as fast as a diesel truck, while battery-electric trucks take hours to recharge.
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PODCAST: INSIDE A 7 DAY BATTLE WITH THIS BRAVE GREEN BERET Robots Could Keep Troops Safer These robots could provide a key advantage to enhance force protection.
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During the pilot, Lehmann realized Postmates' key advantage—it has a ton of data about how actual deliveries work—and decided to build the robots in-house.
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That being said, the key advantage of this model of regional rail is that it's a lot cheaper than building new highways or rail lines from scratch.
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But Wolf pointed to the way Apple and Amazon take certain percentages of each sale conducted through their marketplaces as a key advantage for those two companies.
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Sanofi's Loew said this large-scale manufacturing is a key advantage for Sanofi in being able to quickly ramp up production of doses in a short time.
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For 15 years, Best Buy's Geek Squad installation and repair service has served as one key advantage over Amazon that the e-commerce giant seemed unlikely to match.
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Eric Schiffer, CEO of Reputation Management Consultants, is among them, and he believes that one key advantage for the California carmaker is its 47-year-old chief executive.
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" It outlined its key advantage as such: "Because Path is a personal network, we will always seek to build features which increase meaning and understanding between close friends.
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The key advantage that Amazon has over any other enterprise service provider — from UPS and FedEx to Rackspace — is that they are forced to use their own services.
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But if Bytedance can make the most of what appears to be a greater agility in operating overseas, that could be a key advantage for the younger company.
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The key advantage of starting your business in school is that you have the time to test different ideas and evaluate which idea generates traction without high stakes.
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These traditional retailers are leveraging their physical stores — a key advantage they have over Amazon — and providing ways for people to order online and pick up in person.
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The nation that most shapes the development of still-nascent 5G networks could gain a key advantage as the next wave of tech services and gadgets are created.
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Tesla says this is its largest software update ever to this point and highlights all the improvements as a key advantage of buying one of the company's cars.
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Walmart is banking on its thousands of stores and army of store employees to serve as a key advantage in its ongoing war with the online shopping juggernaut.
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"Beyond its brand DNA in the gaming space, the key advantage for Sony is that it can already leverage an install base of close to 45 million PS4 users."
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Technology is important here too: as you build a bigger platform with more content, serving the right content at the right time to each user is a key advantage.
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Far from the liability that the Affordable Care Act has been in past elections, Democrats believe health care will be a key advantage heading into this fall's midterm elections.
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It's hard to imagine the company catching up to Apple on the third-party app side, but Samsung's long had one key advantage over the Apple Watch: Android compatibility.
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Minnesota has a key advantage in the diversity of our innovative economy, with global leaders in health care and medical devices, food production and distribution, and clean water solutions.
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If vehicles can be air transported, then this can be a key advantage allowing them to be rapidly moved around the battlespace and deposited ready to drive straight onto missions.
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Given how long-term software support is a key advantage of iOS over Android, it's nice to see that Apple is giving older devices some more attention this time around.
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In fact, introverts, or those who don't naturally seek out group interactions and social settings, may have a key advantage at work, according to former Google career coach Jenny Blake.
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Read more: eBay exec reveals a key advantage for sellers choosing the site over rivals like AmazoneBay has since grown its own sales team and assigned people to specific categories.
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Vanke management appeared to have gained a key advantage early this year after white knight Shenzhen Metro, a state-backed firm - bought a 15.3 percent holding from China Resources Group.
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The key advantage is that you can schedule multiple social posts at once so that it feels like there's always something going on on your Facebook page or Twitter account.
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Goldman Sachs thinks Uber, as the leader among ride-sharing companies, has a key advantage as dense cities increasingly seek alternative transportation to relieve congestion and avoid heavy infrastructure rebuilding costs.
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Alexis Krivkovich, a McKinsey Senior Partner and co-founder of the report, noted that there's a key advantage for companies that fix the "broken rung" at the start of the pipeline.
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The GOP was poised to hold three of the most cherished statehouses for the 220006 election — Florida, Ohio and Iowa — which will give the party a key advantage when redistricting begins.
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And courthouses have the key advantage of being a reliable place to find someone you're looking for, if you know they have business there (like a hearing or a restraining order).
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A key advantage of this kind of expandable module is that it's smaller (and therefore easier and cheaper) to launch into space, but provides more room when it's at its full volume.
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But Weber believes he has a key advantage because Shire has been focused on later drug development, rather than early research, so there is no large research center that needs to be closed.
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The isolated American naval base in Cuba seemed to offer a key advantage: The Bush administration believed the prisoners were beyond the reach of any court and not protected by the Geneva Conventions.
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But Biden holds a key advantage as the campaign begins to move into the delegate-counting phase: a striking consistency of support in most regions and across most demographic groups, younger voters aside.
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Our leverage is operational improvements and more governance so we really help align governance and that's what we see as a key advantage of private equity investments over, for example, public equity companies.
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The ability to get out of leases and close stores at lower cost is a key advantage of the bankruptcy process for retailers, my CNN Business colleagues Nathaniel Meyersohn and Chris Isidore write.
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Mandour acknowledges that rival Arab industries such as Morocco and Algeria have stolen a march on Egypt, but says it is a national priority to regain pre-eminence -- and points to a key advantage.
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While two smaller studies involving rival SGLT2 drugs focused on people with established heart disease, Wiviott said the fuller picture from Declare showed that the broad prevention of heart failure was the key advantage.
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Google is betting strong AI will be its key advantage Like all American tech companies for the last year and a half, Alphabet highlighted the rapidly shifting currency markets as a drag on earnings.
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BayernLB's A2 credit rating from Moody's on its long-term unsecured debt is a key advantage in the fight for corporate clients in Germany, BayernLB's corporate banking head Michael Buecker told media in Frankfurt.
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A key advantage is that Looker works on multiple clouds, helping Google Cloud take on rivals Amazon Web Services and Microsoft by catering to customers who don't want to commit to just one cloud.
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A key advantage of using a trend-following strategy was the ditching of human biases in favor of cold data, said Bergstrom, who balances his love of numbers with interests in theater and charitable work.
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"The actual (listing) cost is one aspect of it, any efficiency on that ground is a good thing… but the key (advantage) is time-to-market," said Chew Sutat, SGX's equities and fixed income head.
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But entrepreneurs say a key advantage of Britain is that, while the U.S. tech and finance hubs, Silicon Valley and New York, are on opposite sides of the country, pretty much everything is in London.
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Still, the route has a key advantage: Countries in the region typically do not deport migrants from other continents due in part to the steep costs and lack of repatriation agreements with their home countries.
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Mr. Morfogen said that Jue Lan Club, which takes its name and much of its design inspiration from a society of artists in 1930s Shanghai, has a key advantage over those failed restaurants: the Shampoo room.
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Carlsson claims Jobs saw iTunes as a key advantage in the 'holy war' against Android and it's not out of the realm of possibility Jobs—a famed jerk—would engage in some CEO-to-CEO bullying.
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One key advantage is that the app can be available in the middle of the night when people need help, and not require patients to wait for a therapist to offer them an appointment, Espie said.
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The key advantage of using an off-the-shelf therapy is that it's already gone through testing to show it's safe for human use and just needs to be tested for effectiveness against a new target.
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A key advantage of OBFR and a repo-based rate over Libor is they are less prone to manipulation because they are calculated from actual trades in the wholesale funding markets rather than survey responses, analysts said.
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Small rockets provide a direct method of sending inexpensive payloads into orbit and can save customers months of time getting to orbit, which the Air Force's acquisitions head said is a key advantage for the military's needs.
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A new set of measures from the inaugural Grinnell College National Poll shows that this lead is narrower than commonly understood — and that Democrats' key advantage is the high level of engagement reported among the party's voters.
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While Amazon grew because of the speed and convenience of home delivery, it is facing increased competition from Walmart and other retailers that see the combination of e-commerce and their physical stores as a key advantage.
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Eric Meyhofer, who is currently leading the company's self-driving efforts, points to Uber's built-in network of paying passengers in need of a ride as its key advantage in the race to bring autonomous vehicles to market.
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But as the surprise license deals signed by Chinese product makers Xiaomi and Lenovo in recent weeks for Via's advanced audio patents show, there's another key advantage to patent pools besides the large cost savings and litigation avoidance.
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Key advantage to these features is that they still foster sustained interaction on social media through a warmer overall experience that minimizes the fiery spikes of outrage that often cause users to disengage (or in Internet jargon, "ragequit").
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He says this also eliminates the memory limitations of these other approaches because CPUs have access to much greater amounts of memory, and this is a key advantage of his company's approach over and above the cost savings.
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Faster loan approval is a key advantage for all digital platforms over conventional, and a major reason small businesses have started using the services to begin with, which will likely help Lendio to remain successful in the future.
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But while the ramifications of the virus will undoubtedly have strong impacts to Apple's business, kneecapping its March quarter, the tech giant also has a key advantage that others may lack in this scenario: its close ties to China.
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A tech investor whose firm made early bets on Facebook and Instagram explains TikTok&aposs superpowerConnie Chan, a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, believes TikTok has one key advantage over its competition: an ever-growing library of delightful content.
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There isn't much groundbreaking about the Mi 9 itself unless you care about wireless charging speed, but Xiaomi's ability to price a 6GB of RAM/128GB of storage variant for just 2,999 yuan (~$450) continues to be the company's key advantage.
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Those concerns could be a key advantage for Clinton over Trump: An ABC/Washington Post poll in May found that 61% of voters say Clinton has a better personality and temperament to serve effectively as president, compared to 31% for Trump.
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Carney said he thought the loss to economic growth was equivalent to between two-thirds and three-quarters of the weekly 350 million-pound boost to public spending that Brexit supporters said was a key advantage of Brexit, the Times reported.
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And while I think Yale's rating is a bit inflated due to an overrated Ivy League and team captain Jack Montague having left the school in connection with a sexual misconduct accusation, the Bulldogs have a key advantage: They're essentially playing at home.
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Self-driving cars aren't a new phenomenon, but one key advantage that took a long time to sink in is the realization that by letting a robot drive a car, you aren't trying to create a human to drive a car for you.
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Biden&aposs key advantage throughout the campaign has been the perception he&aposs well-suited to defeat Donald Trump: Over those seven polls, 63% of Democrats said Biden would likely beat Trump in a general and just 24% thought he&aposd lose.
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Frustratingly for Google, iOS devices held the key advantage in mobile handset performance because Apple owned the whole stack—Cupertino was able to exert full control over both the hardware and the software to ensure every iPhone worked exactly as it should.
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The key advantage in re-use for Rocket Lab is launching more frequently, CEO Peter Beck told CNBC in an exclusive interview, as the company will be able to add previously flown rockets to its line-up of rockets coming off the assembly line.
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So as traditional retailers overhaul their businesses to more fiercely compete against Amazon, the rollout of "click-and-collect" capabilities — which allow shoppers to purchase an item online and pick it up in store — have been touted as a key advantage in stemming their sales bleed.
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PayPal has been operating in the peer-to-peer payments business for nearly two decades, but the company has been more recently challenged by a number of newcomers, like Square Cash, for example, whose key advantage has been the ability to "cash out" to your bank account instantly.
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The rogue state does have another key advantage -- the South Korean capital of Seoul is only 35 miles from the border with the North, putting 123 million people there within range of North Korean artillery and rockets and the lead elements of Pyongyang's military of 1.2 million members, just 100,000 shy of the entire size of the US military.
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Insurance for Tesla vehicles can be expensive when sourced from traditional insurance providers (it ranked 15th highest in the U.S. in a recent third-party survey), but Tesla says it has a key advantage when compared to third-parties that will help it price insurance for its customers correctly — ample and detailed information about their driving habits.
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"We're building a membership base, and the SoFi membership base will be a key advantage for us in that when you do something with us in financial services, we are going to continue to facilitate our relationship through things like professional networking, career advice, financial advice, live financial advice, so that you can make the best decisions on your path to achieve your financial goals," he told Cramer.
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There are quite a few startups with this exact pitch, Range's key advantage seem to sit with their founding team, which is helmed by Medium's former head of engineering Dan Pupius, Jennifer Dennard (people ops at Medium) and Braden Kowitz, who was a design partner at GV. The company has used their network to build out an early network of customers, including teams at Twitter, Carta and Mozilla, as well as a network of VCs that are bankrolling their efforts.
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