I think he's listening carefully to what investors are saying.
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But I have been listening carefully to consumers and critics.
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Psychoanalysts train for years to master the art of listening carefully.
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Everyone else should be listening carefully for direction while focusing on DPS.
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They do that by listening carefully to the sound of each tin.
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Mr. Jimenez leaned forward with his hands clasped, listening carefully to every word.
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"I was listening carefully because this has happened to me, too," Chiu wrote.
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We've spent the last year listening carefully and learning from the mistakes we made.
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Specifically, the chemist will be listening carefully for clues to his future employment status.
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We are listening - carefully - and we will be guided by them on this issue.
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"The French will be listening carefully to the debate in January," Montebourg told reporters.
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"When one side speaks legitimately, the other is responsible for listening carefully," he said.
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So if you're listening carefully, what kind of message does that send to advertisers?
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If you're not listening carefully you can't even tell it's been made by a robot.
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If you are listening carefully, you can suggest a follow up, and soon you'll gain their confidence.
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Investors are listening carefully following market jitters and global worries about the effects of the coronavirus contagion.
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As Ms. Constand spoke, Mr. Cosby sometimes sat back in his chair at the defense table, listening carefully.
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Appeal to his mind by listening carefully and creating an exchange, and then introduce elements of critical thinking.
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" She continued: "Our students are calling upon the best values of this institution, and we are listening carefully.
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"I've been listening carefully to what you have to say," Mr. Pai told broadcast executives in late 2012.
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For the most part I just let him talk, listening carefully while trying to figure it all out.
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We are listening carefully and know that many of you have questions about what this change means for you.
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"The interviewer will be listening carefully to whether you describe interpersonal conflict — always a big red flag," Taylor says.
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We've had a lot of different users and we've been listening carefully on how to improve self-driving technology.
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The cognitive interview Getting answers comes down to what you ask, how you ask it and listening carefully to the answers.
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In class, she would allow everyone else in the circle to speak, listening carefully to their comments, before she took her turn.
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In all of the passion of the political campaigns, it's worth listening carefully for clues on how that tension might be resolved.
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" She also wrote, "Listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views.
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But a foreign accent is just a phonological hybrid of two languages, and by listening carefully, you can learn some interesting things about linguistics.
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We've been listening carefully to feedback since the release on Tuesday, and have just released an update on Steam (PS4 patch coming very soon).
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Poles will also be listening carefully for whether Mr. Trump reaffirms the United States' commitment to respond to an attack on another NATO member.
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This Tuesday night, the tech industry will be listening carefully to the president as he outlines his plan for the future of this country.
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Because heart valves create a person's heartbeat, listening carefully to the heart with a stethoscope is often the first step in detecting a problem.
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"It's imperative that our candidates are listening carefully to all of the voices in the party," said former Senator Claire McCaskill, a Missouri moderate.
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No doubt, investors will be listening carefully to what these companies are saying about the strength of the consumer and where spending could be heading.
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Portman said he served mostly as a sounding board for Collins, listening carefully to her as she weighed the pros and cons of the nomination.
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Attorney General-nominee Bill Barr was asked about guns at his confirmation hearing last week, and The Washington Post's Seung Min Kim was listening carefully.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, the host, was shown on the Twitter account of his official photographer listening carefully to whatever was being said.
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Figuring out what's really going on means looking carefully at the child, listening carefully to the story, and often going past the first easy solution.
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Throughout the hearing, Mr. Cosby, 78, who wore an olive-green suit, sat silently at a desk, listening carefully, sometimes rubbing his face with his hand.
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Today is one of those days where listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views.
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"For me, it is above all about the EU27 proceeding together and listening carefully to Britain's wishes and expectations," Merkel said after meeting Romanian President Klaus Iohannis.
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"Creating simple, convenient, and fun digital tools for Target guests means listening carefully to guest feedback and regularly making adjustments based on what we hear," Target told CNBC.
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By getting out and listening carefully to voters, shoe-leather reporters saw that many were open to fresh candidates from either party who could speak to their needs.
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As they pore over seed catalogues and balance sheets in preparation for another year farming in an unpredictable climate, young farmers across the country will be listening carefully.
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Inside the White House, the President is watching announcement rallies, tuning into televised town hall sessions with voters and listening carefully to commentary on the Democratic presidential race.
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A spokesperson for the UK's Department for International Trade said it was "listening carefully" to the concerns of UK business to understand how government could best support the industry.
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Many in London are still biding their time, listening carefully to the campaigns from Ireland, Paris and Frankfurt as well as keeping an eye on Brexit progress in Britain.
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A new paper shows that it may be possible to predict the outcome of a case by listening carefully to the pitch of the justices' voices during oral arguments.
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"Today is one of those days where listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views," she wrote.
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As they made their way through tables of salad, chapatis and kofta kebabs, Doria asked the cooks about the ingredients, listening carefully to the herbs and spices they described.
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Seated across from me at a school desk, a father in China's blue Public Security Uniform with silver-and-black insignia on his shoulder appeared to be listening carefully.
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Make sure that you're listening carefully to what others are saying as communicative Mercury trines with Neptune on Sunday as well, as people will be focused on expressing their imagination.
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"We're listening carefully with – sensitivity to the message that the markets are sending and we'll be taking those downside risks into account as we make policy going forward," Powell said.
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Built the same year as the Bier House, it exemplifies the architect's reputation for listening carefully to his clients and responding to their needs — traits that made him stand out.
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As a translator, if you can't meet your author, you're listening carefully for their voice, trying to work out the kind of person you're dealing with, what their values are.
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"We've started to hear the United States' thinking on this and we want to keep listening carefully," he said on national television as votes were being counted for the upper house election.
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The times when my father yelled were few and far between, so when he yelled at me for a job not-so-well-done, it made me realize the importance of listening carefully.
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The electorate can get a sense of candidates' priorities and values by listening carefully to their platforms, but voters would be well advised to keep other factors in mind when pulling the lever.
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"Today is one of those days where listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views," she wrote in a public statement.
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By putting himself in the shoes of each detainee and listening carefully, he said he found common ground with prisoners and got them to reflect on their friends and their family and their needs.
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"I've been listening carefully to my Republican colleagues on the other side and it appears they are going to work together and coordinate the so-called 'lock-her-up' defense," the Illinois Democrat said.
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Even something small — like not always looking someone in the eye when they're speaking to you — can be taken as rejection or impatience, when really your habit is to look down when listening carefully.
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"Listening carefully to his playing leaves no doubt of the fact that Taylor indeed does think tonally, but the result of his thinking most of the time cannot be analyzed on tonal terms," he wrote.
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"The ongoing debate around BP's sponsorship of the arts raises important questions about both the environment and arts funding, and we are listening carefully to voices on all sides," the gallery said in a statement.
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But she also sees her role — one family and friends can play, too — as listening carefully to patients who discuss an eventual suicide, even as she looks for treatable illnesses that might be impacting their thinking.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. If you've been listening carefully this year, you might have heard a gentle, regular sound in the background of world events, the sound of rakes slapping people in the face.
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"(Powell is) saying the right things: that the Fed is prepared to shift, that it's listening carefully, that it's sensitive to the messages the market is sending," said James Athey, Senior Investment Manager, Aberdeen Standard Investments, in London.
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Big box content farms and online media companies were listening carefully because although F8 is a developer conference, it is basically the unveiling of the features that are likely to take over our lives' in the coming years.
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"We are listening carefully and exploring a number of ideas on both design and the transition of this provision to accommodate some of the concerns, valid concerns," House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady told a conference on tax issues.
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So while all these various claims remain to be proved, Huawei certainly looks to have been listening carefully to the factors consumers care around, rather than focusing on adding hardware gimmicks to its devices, such as, for example, pointlessly curved screens.
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" Later in the day, Kelly said sorry to her colleagues in an email: "Today is one of those days where listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views.
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If Trump is to retain credibility with the intelligence professionals who soon will be working for him, he should be listening carefully to what they have to say rather than dismissively invoking the CIA's failures in the run-up to the Iraq War.
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And on the listening-carefully-to-customers side, we heard loudly that companies felt constrained by their commercial database options and had been unhappy with their database providers for decades – these offerings are expensive, proprietary, have high-lock-in and punitive licensing terms.
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"Fed Chair Powell's comments Friday that policymakers were flexible and 'listening carefully' to financial markets helped support the impression that the Fed tightening cycle may slow or pause in the coming months," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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The retailer sent the following e-mail to users in the five Perks test markets on Wednesday: "Creating simple, convenient and fun digital tools for Target guests means listening carefully to guest feedback and regularly making adjustments based on what we hear," Target told CNBC.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) said GOP leaders are listening carefully to their rank-and-file members.
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And yet, it remains within reach; a time capsule to a time when I first began a ritual of late nights in July tuned in to SBS, listening carefully to Phil Liggett's insightful commentary and trying to repeat Paul Sherwin's pronunciations of French villages, watching out for Robbie McEwan's sudden appearance from under his 'invisibility cloak' to snatch stage victories and learning to love the agonisingly close finishes (8th, 13th, 2nd, 2nd again) of soft spoken Cadel Evans.
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Skills are taught in the following order: listening, speaking, reading, writing. Language is taught through dialogues with useful vocabulary and common structures of communication. Students are made to memorize the dialogue line by line. Learners mimic the teacher or a tape listening carefully to all features of the spoken target language.
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The grading gives a number to the intensity from 1 to 6: The palpable murmur is known as thrill, which can be felt on grade 4 or higher. # The murmur is only audible on listening carefully for some time. # The murmur is faint but immediately audible on placing the stethoscope on the chest.
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Having graduated from Cambridge with a third-class degree, he began studies in clinical medicine at St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College in London. During this time, he learned from his mentor the art of listening carefully when taking medical histories from patients, a skill that he would later identify as foundational to his practice as a psychoanalyst.
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Amanda Edwards of Voxxi.com called it "one of the most popular Latin love songs of all time", adding that, "from her sweet voice to the genuine sentiment of the song (with a hint of sexiness if you're listening carefully), we're sold on this track being a solid standby any time of year but especially for someone hoping for romance on Valentine's Day".
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Nancy's first EP, released in 2006, was recorded in an old Corinthian-style church on the outskirts of Liverpool and is named after the concept of an ideal ruler in ancient Indian mythology. Recorded at night to reduce traffic noise interference, some distortion can be heard when listening carefully: in particular on the aptly named "Waiting for Cars". The record was released by Manchester-based Timbreland.
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In the fictional town of Chuggington are young novice railway anthropomorphic locomotives ('trainees') Koko, Wilson, Brewster, Hoot, Toot and Piper. The trainees (and sometimes the more experienced Chuggers) learn the value of loyal friendship, telling the truth, listening carefully, persisting under adversity, completing tasks, resolving conflict without violence, and similar values. The locomotives, called "Chuggers", are intelligent, empathetic, independent and somewhat self-directed. They have mobile facial and body features.
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The song was also covered by Czech folk rock band Marsyas, albeit under a different name (Studená koupel – Cold Bath) and with Czech lyrics. During the opening drum solo on the track "The Sheriff", Carl Palmer accidentally hit the rim of his tom-tom with a drumstick. He can be heard responding with the word "Shit!" when listening carefully. "The Sheriff" ends with a honky tonk-type piano solo with Palmer playing woodblocks.
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He's not the kind of actor who demands that he has all of the scenes and all the dialogues and all the emphasis is on him". Freeman has said he is interested in playing character roles, and values the importance of listening carefully while filming scenes, saying "The big danger in acting is to wait for your line. That's what I never do. I always listen, no matter how many times we do it.
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Captain Wilson was proceeding slowly, listening carefully for the sound of Cecilia 's whistle. Cecilia passed safely by, but then Wilson was taken by surprise 15 minutes later when Cynthia, under Captain John Boden appeared out of the fog, striking Cowichan bow-on amidships. Captain Boden shouted down from Cynthia 's bridge that he would hold the bow into Cowichan to hinder the ship from sinking. There were only 45 people on board Cowichan, including 31 crew.
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Meanwhile, Cowichan was coming south under Captain Robert Wilson and encountered fog off Roberts Creek. Captain Wilson was proceeding slowly, listening carefully for the sound of Cecilias whistle. Cecilia passed safely by, but then Wilson was taken by surprise 15 minutes later when Cynthia, under Captain John Boden appeared out of the fog, striking Cowichan bow-on amidships. Captain Boden shouted down from Cynthia 's bridge that he would hold the bow into Cowichan to keep Cowichan from sinking.
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Stink is an EP by the band The Replacements, recorded at Blackberry Way, Minneapolis, Minnesota, on March 13, 1982, and released on June 24, 1982. Before the first track, "Kids Don't Follow", audio can be heard of the Minneapolis police breaking up a rent party at The Harmony Building in Minneapolis. It is possible by listening carefully to hear one of the audience members curse the police. The audience member in question is believed to be Dave Pirner of Soul Asylum.
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They both spoke good English, and carried papers showing them to be Dutch refugees from the Nazis."Spies: Agents Without Honour", Time magazine, 23 December 1940. Retrieved 11 April 2020. The two confessed and told of instructions they had received to "observe and report on military objectives, such as aerodromes, concentrations of troops, gun emplacements, and ammunition dumps" and to "mix amongst the civilian population in trains, beffets and public houses, listening carefully to all careless talk by indiscreet civilians".
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Over the course of his career, the artist produced more than 800 pieces of instrumental and vocal music. Several collaborations between Rakoto Frah and other international artists have been recorded. Rakoto Frah is featured on tracks recorded with Manu Dibango, jazz artists David Lindley and Henry Keiser, Kassav', and Ladysmith Black Mambazo, whom he met while performing in India. As a musician who played by ear, he would join an ongoing performance by listening carefully to determine the key of the song.
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The album was released in August 1998 by Helicon/Big Foot/PolyGram (catalogue number 559 147-2) and in September that same year on the Star Records label (STARCD 6427). Certain tracks on this album seem to have undergone a light remix, emphasising instruments differently for example. By listening carefully, it may be noticed that especially the songs "Arusa" and "Don Quixote" sound a little different. This album was released in French- speaking countries with a sticker linking Dana International - The Album with her Eurovision Song Contest 1998 victory - although her winning song "Diva" was in fact not included on the actual album.
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"I know men are seeing them because of their sexual interest," she said, "but even women must not dislike them." Toshirō Enomoto's Groper Train (2001, released theatrically in Japan as Molester Train: Touch and Surprise, and on video as Summer of Listening Carefully) was chosen as the Best Film, 3rd place at the Pink Grand Prix. It represented the pink film genre to South Korea at that country's Pink Film Festival Korea in 2007. Reversing the usual format of the "Groper Train" series, Asada plays the role of a female groper and pickpocket who intrudes on the life of her male victim.
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Faced with a lack of other options, the operators decided to go ahead with the plan. About a dozen fire hoses were hauled to the charge face of the reactor; their nozzles were cut off and the lines themselves connected to scaffolding poles and fed into fuel channels about above the heart of the fire. Tuohy once again hauled himself onto the reactor shielding and ordered the water to be turned on, listening carefully at the inspection holes for any sign of a hydrogen reaction as the pressure was increased. The water was unsuccessful in extinguishing the fire, requiring further measures to be taken.
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After listening carefully Wickersham appointed a deputy to retrieve the stolen animal, and waited with the chief for his return, chatting about everyday problems. When the dog was safely returned two points were driven home, the concrete authority of Judge Wickersham, and that his tenure in Alaska would be one of action. As the most powerful personage of Federal oversight for the vast majority of the interior of Alaska, Wickersham was an important man to have on your side. His relationship with the development of Fairbanks helped shape not only the future of the Interior's steadily expanding city, but also the shape of things to come for the state.
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A rack of electronic audio compressors Dynamic range compression is designed to help the audio engineer to manage the dynamic range of audio signals. Prior to the invention of automatic compressors, audio engineers accomplished the same goal by "riding the faders", listening carefully to the mix and lowering the faders of any singer or instrument which was getting too loud. A compressor accomplishes this by reducing the gain of a signal that is above a defined level (the threshold) by a defined amount determined by the ratio setting. Most compressors available are designed to allow the operator to select a ratio within a range typically between 1:1 and 20:1, with some allowing settings of up to ∞:1.
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A promising innovative approach to improving recovery rates for the treatment of GAD is to combine CBT with motivational interviewing (MI). Motivational interviewing is a strategy centered on the patient that aims to increase intrinsic motivation and decrease ambivalence about change due to the treatment. MI contains four key elements: (1) express empathy, (2) heighten dissonance between behaviors that are not desired and values that are not consistent with those behaviors, (3) move with resistance rather than direct confrontation, and (4) encourage self-efficacy. It is based on asking open- ended questions and listening carefully and reflectively to patients' answers, eliciting "change talk", and talking with patients about the pros and cons of change.
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Business analysts want to make sure that they define the requirements in a way that meets the business needs, for example, in IT applications the requirements need to meet end-users' needs. Essentially, they want to define the right application. This means that they must document the right requirements through listening carefully to ‘customer’ feedback, and by delivering a complete set of clear requirements to the technical architects and coders who will write the program. If a business analyst has limited tools or skills to help him elicit the right requirements, then the chances are fairly high that he will end up documenting requirements that will not be used or that will need to be re-written – resulting in rework as discussed below.
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In July 1992, the New Zealand Police Commissioner unsuccessfully attempted to prevent a concert by the American band Body Count in Auckland, arguing that "Anyone who comes to this country preaching in obscene terms the killing of police, should not be welcome here," before taking Body Count and Warner Bros. Records to the Indecent Publications Tribunal, in an effort to get the song "Cop Killer" banned under New Zealand's Indecent Publications Act 1963. This was the first time in twenty years that a sound recording had come before the censorship body, and the first ever case involving popular music. After reviewing the various submissions, and listening carefully to the album, the Tribunal found the song "Cop Killer" to be "not exhortatory," saw the album as displaying "an honest purpose," and found Body Count not indecent.
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Records to the Indecent Publications Tribunal, in an effort to get it banned under New Zealand's Indecent Publications Act 1963. This was the first time in twenty years that a sound recording had come before the censorship body, and the first ever case involving popular music. After reviewing the various submissions, and listening carefully to the album, the Tribunal found the song "Cop Killer" to be "not exhortatory", saw the album as displaying "an honest purpose", and found Body Count not indecent. At the July 1992 annual shareholders' meeting for Time Warner, actor Charlton Heston, who was a minor Time Warner shareholder, was given the opportunity to address the crowd, and, in a well publicized speech, recited lyrics from both "Cop Killer" and another song from Body Count, "KKK Bitch" – which namechecked Tipper Gore herself – in an attempt to embarrass company executives into dropping the album.
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Success at these endeavours may involve relying on technology, and especially the new media as a force multiplier, on taking a less formal approach to representation, and, perhaps most importantly, on thinking creatively, listening carefully and analyzing rigorously. The guerrilla diplomat is cross-culturally literate and capable, swimming with ease in the sea of the people rather than flopping around like a fish out of water when outside the embassy walls. Ever inventive and prepared to improvise in order to achieve objectives, the guerrilla diplomat’s ears will be to the ground, and eyes on the horizon — or tree line, or rooftops, or whatever is required to get the job done. Yet the guerrilla diplomat's playbook will be informed more by an appreciation of the unconventional and an irregular interpretation of the principles of public relations than by any reading of the doctrine of people’s war.
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A fight erupts between the two factions with Storm, Colossus, Dazzler, Iceman and Exodus leading the charge against Holocaust while Nightcrawler and Cypher make a run for it. The X-Men manage to damage Holocaust's containment suit which allows Iceman to freeze Holocaust at the subatomic level, but by doing this instead of subduing Holocaust, the X-Men just made him detonated, blowing up the entire Savage Land forcing Nightcrawler to teleport way out of explosion's range to save Cypher, but the strain of such long teleportation nevertheless kills him instantly. Afterwards, Cypher was found barely alive by Apocalypse's servants on the outskirts of the blast perimeter and was taken to New Cairo, where he was healed and interrogated by Sinister's Prelates, the Summers Brothers. As the interrogation didn't prove to be successful, Cypher was taken to the Human Compound and, listening carefully to the conversation between the Summers Brothers and the humans representatives Dr. Peter Corbeau and Carol Danvers, discovered what the humans were hiding and the mutants afraid of: a virus that could wipe out all of mutantkind.
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