For instance, you wanna make longer films, ideally over two hours.
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Recently, though, they've sought platforms to make longer, more in-depth pieces.
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Taking walking breaks will help make longer runs feel more manageable, Fitzgerald says.
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They warned, however, that their ability to make longer-term plans was being affected.
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Some paint manufacturers are adding graphene to their formulas to make longer-lasting coatings.
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The challenge, then, is to make longer lines have a tangible impact on the agency.
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Many people do a shuffle-like motion until they realize they can make longer strides.
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Their lawyers make longer speeches, and the area racist whites talk even more than they do.
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It is currently seeking regulatory approval to make longer-range Model 3 cars at the plant.
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It is accepting letters of interest now for a shortlist who will make longer proposals in November.
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YouTube became crazy profitable and some creators began to see if they could make longer content elsewhere.
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Musk believes going private will help the company avoid such disturbance and make longer-term investment moves.
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As well as shifting to 183 inches, Pirelli has also been asked to make longer-lasting tires.
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Message: If you want to run more ads on your videos, make longer videos that hold people's attention.
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As a result, the company can make longer-term bets without worrying about returning funds to limited partners.
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Her longer videos even had more viewers, Church noted, incentivizing creators to make longer videos and plug more ads.
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"I've gotten better at just taking my time, going to the towel, trying to make longer points," Shapovalov said.
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With the City Council set to reconvene and make longer term decisions next week, the grand opening got the green light.
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In time, Ligety devised new techniques to make longer skis turn more quickly, which was the opposite of their intended effect.
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"I think it could be a good time to borrow and pay off debt -- borrow debt, make longer term debt," Trump said.
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With today's twin-booster landing — and potentially a triple landing — SpaceX showed that it can make longer and deeper missions into space cheaper.
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And its 75 mile range would also make longer trips possible — trips I now supplement with a car sharing service and public transportation.
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The Hercules increased the range of the Ospreys by conducting air-to-air refueling, allowing the aircraft to make longer trips without landing.
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As YouTube's relationship with advertisers has stabilized, they've pushed creators to make longer and longer videos so they can run more interstitial advertisements.
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Why it matters: Traditional chemical pigments lose their color as they break down so for years researchers have tried to make longer-lasting colors.
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The Marine Corps recently accepted its first F-35C Joint Strike Fighter jet, which can fly off aircraft carriers and make longer-range flights.
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So for businesses, to particularly make longer-term investments in plants or equipment or software, they want some certainty that the demand will be there.
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Rubin told me the comfier headstrap will make longer VR sessions possible even though the Rift S is just a little bit heavier than the Rift.
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But in the short term, companies planned to increase their headcount, especially for temporary workers, possibly reflecting their reluctance to make longer-term commitments to investment.
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Visits from Chinese tourists - who tend to make longer trips and spend more - jumped 10 percent and visitor numbers from Europe and the United States also rose.
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Strong jobs growth has been a silver lining of the Brexit crisis for British workers as companies hired staff rather than make longer-term commitments to investment.
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Facebook said U.S. creators who make longer, original shows will first be eligible for the ad breaks, but it will expand the opportunity and criteria over time.
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Mr. Mnuchin said that easing the penalties would encourage China to make longer-term concessions while calming jittery markets, according to the report, which cited anonymous sources.
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If the Fed shifts to more short-term bonds, that could make longer-term debt pricier now, pressuring rates that business and consumers get on mortgages and other loans.
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The apparent certainty that Mr Xi will be the country's leader for, at a minimum, another decade should also give officials and enterprises confidence to make longer-term plans.
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"I think it could be a good time to borrow and pay off debt, borrow debt, make longer-term debt," he said in the same June CBS interview. 7.
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"Fundamental" funds, which make longer-terms bets, delivered a loss of 53% - underscoring the perils in predicting the direction of digital assets in a market known for its opacity.
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The new study shows that there are other ways to add neurons, namely by keeping them small and locally connected, while allowing a small percentage to grow large enough to make longer connections.
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This will allow Impactive to make longer-term investments in companies at a time when many hedge funds are criticized for pulling their money out too quickly, before real change can be made.
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I could see this as a good printer for artists who are trying to make longer, taller things like candlesticks and vases or for folks who are trying to model buildings or other long spiky things.
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Control of the space will make longer runs for in-demand shows possible, higher stage heights will allow for more complex theatrical rigging, and a black-box space will offer flexibility in stage and seating configuration.
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"People who are not particularly well socially integrated may have poorer mental health or wellbeing, which may lead to poorer physical health, which may make longer hospital stays and more repeat visits more necessary," Kail said.
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British workers' pay grew at its joint fastest pace in over a decade, fuelled by further job creation, adding to suggestions that Brexit uncertainty is prompting firms to hire workers rather than make longer-term investment in equipment.
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A pause in policy tightening would make longer-dated bonds attractive and spur buying of so-called "value" shares, which are stocks that tend to trade at a lower price relative to fundamentals such as dividends, earnings and sales.
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Economists link the recent weakness in productivity growth in Britain to the surge in hiring by many employers who opted to take on staff rather than make longer-term commitments to investment in the face of uncertainty over Brexit.
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While this might be the easiest situation for Mr. Trump to put a win on the board, it would mean scaling back the ambitions of his tax plan and agitating business leaders, who like to be able to make longer-term investment plans.
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"Compiling a list of onion services is pointless because most are online 12 hours of the day for a week and then disappear," Traudt continued, adding that trying to make longer lists is going to end up containing more junk, and not more interesting content.
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While that appears to be a temporary policy on the part of NBCUniversal, the outbreak and subsequent social-isolation policies might last into the lucrative summer months and prompt more studios to join in, and maybe make longer-term changes to how studios release their films.
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The FTSE 100 did trim gains slightly after data showed British workers' pay grew at its joint fastest pace in over a decade, driven by further job creation, adding to suggestions that Brexit uncertainty is prompting firms to hire workers rather than make longer-term investment in equipment.
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As Royan told me of Mithril's $540 million debut fund and an LP source tells me now of this second vehicle, both pools have a 12-year-long investing period so that Thiel and Royan can make longer-term bets in companies that aren't necessarily about to go public or otherwise exit.
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"For multinationals looking to make longer-term commitments, for instance by localizing major aspects of their operations or expanding their existing base further ... Ramaphosa's rise to power moves the dial in South Africa's favor," William Attwell, practice leader for sub-Saharan Africa at emerging markets specialist Frontier Strategy Group, told CNBC via email.
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The site's biggest stars, the folks who made it big because Vine gave them a platform to be funny and creative, had already brought their talents elsewhere by the time Vine announced its own death — places where they could make more money (YouTube), make longer videos (Instagram), or just find the largest audience (Facebook).
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"If I have a product that needs a lot of explanation, I may want to lean more toward YouTube and influencers that typically make longer-form content, whereas if I have a really cool startup that has a subscription process for pets, I'm probably going to lean toward Instagram and pet/dog influencers," Gagliese said.
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The Pen-F has the same 5-axis image stabilization found on the older Olympus Pen E-P5 and the newer (and even smaller) E-M10 Mark II. Five-axis stabilization is an important and attractive feature — it makes for much easier low light shooting, lets you make longer exposures, and helps eliminate the image blurring that comes from shaky hands.
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Jatho eventually gave up, noting "In spite of many efforts, (I) cannot make longer or higher flights. Motor weak." With a later machine, Jatho would make successful flights in 1909 – 60 meters at about at 3–4 meters altitude.
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They also make longer whistles with a frequency between 3 and 12 kHz. Although details of their diet are sketchy, the stomach contents of stranded dolphins have included such fish such as silversides, sauries, houndfish, smelts, cutlassfish, and various squid and octopuses. Predators on rough-toothed dolphins are thought to include killer whales and sharks.
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This result also implies that the mobility of prehistoric people was higher when applying Levallois technology; prehistoric people may explore more area with Levallois cores, which can make longer cutting edge than the other flake-making technique under same amount of cores, and no need to worry about the lack of raw material to make tools.
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As a result, the signal box was destroyed and the chief signalman was killed. On 15 January 1945, there was another air raid on the station. In 1945, the capacity of the Glan Valley Railway was almost fully utilised by the many Allied military trains. The troops trains were forced to make longer stops in Altenglan.
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The speaker may order a member making such remarks to cease speaking. The Standing Orders of the House of Commons prescribe time limits for speeches. The limits depend on the nature of the motion but are most commonly between ten and twenty minutes. However, under certain circumstances, the prime minister, the Opposition leader, and others are entitled to make longer speeches.
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Axis shipping had been suspended during the operation, partly because the transport Ogaden had been sunk off Derna on 12 August, by and after Ohio arrived, Axis ships had to make longer journeys. On 15 August, Lerici was also sunk by Porpoise and on 17 August, Pilo was sunk by aircraft and the tanker Pozarica was sunk on 21 August.
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In April 2015, Jim Prentice called an election for May 5, citing the need for a mandate in order to make longer-term economic changes. Though initial polls had the PCs in the lead, as the election approached they fell behind the opposition Wildrose party, and the NDP. On May 5 the NDP gained 53 seats, winning a majority government under Rachel Notley.
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The mice use their ability to produce sounds out of predators' frequency ranges to alert other mice of danger without exposing themselves, though notably, cats' hearing range encompasses the mouse's entire vocal range. The squeaks that humans can hear are lower in frequency and are used by the mouse to make longer distance calls, as low-frequency sounds can travel farther than high- frequency sounds.
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However, under certain circumstances, the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Official Opposition, and others are entitled to make longer speeches. Debate may be further restricted by the passage of "time allocation" motions. Alternatively, the House may end debate more quickly by passing a motion for "closure". A vote is held to resolve a question when it is put to the House of Representatives.
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Horse drawn slush scrapers filled in sloughs. More advanced fresno scrapers replaced the slush scrapers as they could make longer and wider swaths across the sloughs. By ploughing the prairie soil at the road allowance, and then using road graders to pull in the dirt roads could be made wide enough for the first cars of the area. The rural municipality of Rosedale No. 283 was incorporated December 13, 1909.
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Echolocation in banana pipistrelles consists of steep, frequency modulated calls lasting four or five milliseconds, with a dominant frequency of about 43 kHz. Males also make longer calls with up to eight syllables when encountering other males; sometimes two individuals may engage in ultrasonic vocal 'duels' lasting up to twenty minutes and concluding with a chase through the air. When distressed, both sexes emit noisy 'squabble' calls of variable pitch.
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Since most members have lives outside of drum corps, senior corps rehearse on weekends and occasionally on weekday evenings. Rather than extensive tours, senior corps usually take weekend trips to perform in shows, and make longer trips only to regional championships and finals. Many smaller DCI corps and foreign corps have similar itineraries. Non-competitive corps, such as classic-style corps, alumni corps, or newly aspiring corps might not have a defined season at all.
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Rods with a fast action combined with a full progressive bending curve allows the fisherman to make longer casts, given that the cast weight and line diameter is correct. When a cast weight exceeds the specifications lightly, a rod becomes slower, slightly reducing the distance. When a cast weight is slightly less than the specified casting weight the distance is slightly reduced as well, as the rod action is only used partially.
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The MG 34 could use non-disintegrating metallic-link belts. The feeding system was based on the direct push-through of the cartridge out of the link into the gun’s chamber. Accordingly, the link had to be of the half-open type to enable the motion of the bolt through the link. Belts were supplied in a fixed length of 50 rounds, but could be linked up to make longer belts for sustained firing.
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However, when they began colliding with pedestrians in the icy lanes, alleyways and roads of St Moritz, this led to the invention of "steering means" for the sleds. The basic bobsleigh (bobsled) consisted of two cresta's (skeleton sleds) attached together with a board that had a steering mechanism at the front. The ability to steer meant the sleds could make longer runs through the town. Longer runs also meant higher speeds on curves.
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Also, lake and river turtles have to make longer linear trips to access equivalent amounts of foraging space. Shell marking code Adults outnumber juveniles in most populations, but gauging the ratios is difficult because juveniles are harder to catch; with current sampling methods, estimates of age distribution vary widely. Annual survival rate of painted turtles increases with age. The probability of a painted turtle surviving from the egg to its first birthday is only 19%.
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According to Capra, it was he who invented Langdon's character, the innocent fool living in a "naughty world." When Langdon eventually left Sennett to make longer, feature-length movies with First National Studios, he took Capra along as his personal writer and director. They made three feature films together during 1926 and 1927, all of them successful with critics and the public. The films made Langdon a recognized comedian in the caliber of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton.
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A Luftwaffe F-4F with a Luftwaffe Panavia Tornado A total of 12 F-4Fs were initially modified for dual controls and were later de-modified. In 1980–83, the F-4F fleet was fitted with air-refueling probes, utilizing USAF tankers to make longer flights to Canada and Spain. The AIM-9B and F were replaced with the "L" version Sidewinder. The "ICE" (Improved Combat Efficiency) program commenced in 1983 to upgrade the F-4F's air-to-air capabilities.
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The player obtains the hidden X-Buster upgrade in Wheel Gator's stage. Mega Man X2 is an action-platform game in the same fashion as the first Mega Man X and the original Mega Man series. The player takes on the role of the titular character X, who must traverse and clear a series of eight, side- scrolling stages in the order of the player's choosing. The protagonist's initial abilities include running, jumping, scaling walls, dashing forward to make longer jumps, and firing his chargeable "X-Buster" arm cannon.
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This means that when the linkspan is lowered onto the ship's ledge only a small proportion of its weight rests there. However half of the weight of the train on the linkspan is transferred to the ledge. When it becomes necessary to make longer linkspans to accommodate a greater tide range the train loads become proportionately higher until a critical reaction is reached. Before this point is reached, it is usual to create a second span with this inner span being adjusted at its outer end, where it is hinged to the outer span.
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He then joined the Eveready Battery Co as a chemist where he was frustrated that his work to make longer lasting batteries was not well received by the marketing department. He then returned to teaching but now in tertiary education. During World War II he was a Gas Officer as the civil defence forces were very concerned that the likely Japanese invasion would include gas attacks. He was lecturer, then senior lecturer in Chemistry at Sydney Technical College from 1940 to 1951, although on leave in London from 1947.
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From 1944, after both her parents had died, Ashby began to make longer trips to collect plants as specimens for various herbaria and also to propagate from seeds and cuttings. She was an active member of the South Australian branch of the Society for Growing Australian Plants. From 1963 to 1977, she made regular car journeys each year to collect and illustrate plants, driving to Southwest Australia in the winter and to the Australian Alps in the summer. In 1972, she moved to Victor Harbor and died in 1987.
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Instead of returning to Hollywood, Loos spent the fall of 1916 in New York and met with Frank Crowninshield of Vanity Fair. They had an instant rapport and Loos remained a Vanity Fair contributor for several decades. Loos returned to California as Griffith was leaving Triangle to make longer films, and she joined director and future husband John Emerson for a string of successful Douglas Fairbanks movies. Loos and company realized that Douglas Fairbanks' acrobatics were an extension of his effervescent personality and parlayed his natural athletic ability into swashbuckling adventure roles.
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For example, when the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus was grown in 37◦C for 24h, the membrane exhibited a more fluid state instead of a gel-like state. This supports the concept that in higher temperatures, the membrane is more fluid than in colder temperatures. When the membrane is becoming more fluid and needs to become more stabilized, it will make longer fatty acid chains or saturated fatty acid chains in order to help stabilize the membrane. Bacteria are also surrounded by a cell wall composed of peptidoglycan (amino acids and sugars)or murein .
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Directors had a great desire to make longer films because it meant greater artistic innovation as they tried to find new ways to engage audiences. The popularity of longer films also meant an increase in production of fictional films as actualities decreased. One of the possible reasons for this shift is that fiction films were often easier to plan and cheaper to film than actualities which were subject to various location-related difficulties. Fiction films quickly became standardized, and the popularity of longer films meant they outperformed actualities, which were usually short.
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For this reason so-called continuous chromatography processes such as MCSGP are increasingly being used in commercial settings to maximize the yield without sacrificing on purity levels. SPPS is limited by reaction yields, and typically peptides and proteins in the range of 70 amino acids are pushing the limits of synthetic accessibility. Synthetic difficulty also is sequence dependent; typically aggregation-prone sequences such as amyloids are difficult to make. Longer lengths can be accessed by using ligation approaches such as native chemical ligation, where two shorter fully deprotected synthetic peptides can be joined together in solution.
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He did not appear in Donkey Kong 64, but was mentioned in the manual as being the baby brother of Chunky Kong. He was slated to appear in Donkey Kong Racing before it was cancelled and so far has yet to appear in any games since then. His abilities included water skipping, being able to roll farther to make longer than average jumps, and throwing Dixie high out of normal jump reach, with Dixie being able to throw him and guide his fall to break platforms and unveil hidden secrets. Kiddy appears in Super Smash Bros.
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In 1913 Edwin Porter hired Dawley again, but this time to work with him for Adolph Zukor's recently established studio, Famous Players Film Company. Dawley's departure from Edison was at least partially motivated by his desire to make longer, more complex motion pictures. Working out of that Famous Players' facilities on West 26th Street in New York, he directed the first 13 releases of the new company, with his debut project being Tess of the D’Urbervilles, which was released in September 1913."J. Searle Dawley, Movie Pioneer, 71", The New York Times, March 30, 1949, p. 25.
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It is likely that they fly further than this while foraging, possibly up to double the distance; normally they fly less than . Some studies have found that the duration and direction of flights made while foraging for food are similar for both sexes, although there are significant differences in the search behaviour of males and females. Female northern gannets are not only more selective than males in choosing a search area: they also make longer and deeper dives and spend more time floating on the surface than males. Searching for fish in a zoo Gannets will follow fishing boats or cetaceans to find discarded or injured fish.
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The Wright brothers—Orville (August 19, 1871– January 30, 1948) and Wilbur (April 16, 1867– May 30, 1912)—were two American aviation pioneers generally credited with inventing, building, and flying the world's first successful motor-operated airplane. They made the first controlled, sustained flight of a powered, heavier-than-air aircraft with the Wright Flyer on December 17, 1903, south of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. In 1904–05, the brothers developed their flying machine to make longer-running and more aerodynamic flights with the Wright Flyer II, followed by the first truly practical fixed-wing aircraft, the Wright Flyer III. The Wright brothers were also the first to invent aircraft controls that made fixed-wing powered flight possible.
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In the Soviet Union, modern Russia, and Hungary, the Friday following a public holiday that falls on Thursday and the Monday before one that falls on Tuesday are transferred to Saturdays to make longer runs of consecutive nonworking days. In this case the "bridge" Monday or Friday is treated as a Saturday in terms of time tables and working hours and the related "working Saturday" is treated as a normal work day. Over the two work weeks concerned, work is done on nine days with one work week running for six days and the other one for three. Employees always have the option of taking a day from their personal vacation allowance and using it to avoid working on the "working Saturday".
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In addition to enemies, spikes, exclamation mark boxes and water there are other platforming objects and obstacles to help or hinder Hewlett. Springs act as trampolines when jumped on and pistons automatically move up and down allowing the player to reach otherwise unreachable areas. Trap squares have one of three outcomes \- red ball traps result in a lost life, big spikes allow Hewlett to shoot monsters he couldn't normally reach, or the previously mentioned spikes that kill when jumped on but can be safely walked on. There are also ice blocks that speed up Hewlett and enable him to make longer jumps, blue dissolving squares disappear once stood on, and sticky squares slow Hewlett down and prevent him from jumping.
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Koizumi took office at a time of prolonged economic difficulties for Japan after the first "Lost Decade", including a banking sector affected by "bad loans". His policies promised bold structural reforms to economic, administrative and social policy using the slogans "reform with no sacred areas" and "without structural reforms there can be no economic recovery", explaining that he expected the country to endure short-term hardship, including higher unemployment, to make longer-term economic gains. Despite these promises of initial economic difficulties, the Koizumi cabinet enjoyed record popularity during its first year (reaching 90 percent in some polls), and the LDP gained several seats in the June 2001 upper house elections. Koizumi's popularity declined significantly in early 2002 after he sacked Tanaka for disloyalty and for feuding with bureaucrats, and a series of scandals relating to the agriculture and foreign ministries came to light.
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Indeed, EastEnders achieved phenomenal success in its early years, its Christmas Day 1986 episode earning a massive 30.15 million viewers, the highest British television audience of the 1980s.Aside from these continuing dramas, based in one major location and shot entirely on videotape and thus comparatively cheap to make, longer runs of drama series became rare, with short series of six or eight episodes becoming the norm. The single play, in its original studio-based form, also began to disappear from the schedules, with the final series of Play for Today airing in 1984, and the last single drama recorded at Television Centre being Henry IV, Part 1 in 1995.BBC Programme Catalogue Performance: Henry IV Part 1 (Rec:1995-09-22 Tx:1995-10-28) The BBC was envious of the success of its rival Channel 4's newly formed film arm , which had seen made-for-television one-offs such as Stephen Frears' My Beautiful Laundrette (1985) gain cinematic releases to considerable success.
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He was among the first scientists who pointed out the role of the adrenal glands in the body's thermoregulation and is considered one of the pioneers in the research of hypothermia. He founded the new scientific branch, high altitude hypothermia (or physiology of the cooled organisms) which has a growing application in modern medicine, much more than it had in Đaja's time. At one point, based on his research, the NASA examined the possibility of bringing the astronauts to the state of hypothermia, which would bring them to the hibernation stasis and make longer space flights possible. A diagram he created in 1938 is today known as the Đaja’s diagram (of thermoregulation) or Đaja’s curve, and the way he brought organisms to hypothermia (reducing the body temperature by asphyxia and cold environment and then complete recovery by warming up the organism) is named Đaja’s method of induced hypothermia (“hypercapnian hypothermia”). Đaja also invented an apparatus for gas exchange measurement (Đaja’s apparatus).
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