The resulting frustration helped make possible the rise of Donald Trump.
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What Salesforce- and NetSuite-sized companies will this new architecture make possible?
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It's the kind of miracle we work year-round to make possible.
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These automatic algorithms make possible a wholly new way to enforce conformity.
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Liberty and equality are supposed to make possible the pursuit of happiness.
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And such measures would make possible more support for the middle class.
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The statement said several systems must be redesigned to make possible the submissions.
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We will enjoy the experiences they make possible, not the specifications they celebrate.
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The same prudent tendencies that prohibit big plays make possible reams of smaller ones.
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My generation has benefited greatly from the undeniable racial progress they helped make possible.
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Obviously, the economic benefits of the technologies 5G will make possible are essentially limitless.
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A site ought in theory to make possible a large number of vantage points.
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It is a joy to welcome them to celebrate successes they helped make possible.
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These tools make possible a kind of global survey that has never before been practical.
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They'd make possible good-as-life teleconferencing that could allow seniors to visit doctors from home.
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More exciting than binary white dwarfs, though, is the potential science that they can make possible.
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Together the pair would create a firm as towering as the skyscrapers their products make possible.
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Victims' attorneys want it changed to at least make possible a new federal prosecution in Florida.
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But that's not something we dream about or try to find crazy ways to make possible.
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That would keep costs and prices at reasonable levels and make possible supportive monetary and fiscal policies.
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AVs could also make possible new kinds of suburbs, updating the 20th-century dream of garden cities.
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Fannie and Freddie make possible the 30-year, fixed-rate, prepayable mortgages Americans have come to expect.
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These strategic investments in digital technology will make possible new kinds of scholarly collaboration and data sharing.
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As the mother of a young adult in recovery, I've seen the miracles these programs make possible.
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The commercialization of lithium-ion batteries in the 1990s helped make possible smartphones, electric vehicles and more.
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But the most amazing reunion I helped make possible resulted in a party in Brooklyn in 2015.
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This principle will make possible a stable, more peaceful world with less conflict and more common ground.
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It causes enormous misery when it meddles with the relentless learning system that market mechanisms make possible.
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Those breakthroughs could make possible the kind of Star Wars–style landspeeder Kitty Hawk unveiled this week.
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But it could also imperil jobs, make possible new kinds of weapons—and even develop beyond human control.
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Strong organizations make possible the sort of sustained participation that supports a protest's agenda for the long haul.
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" In fact, she believes, "[change] is the only constant thing you can work towards and try to make possible.
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They have a sense of ownership, especially when their name is attached to the creations their gifts make possible.
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" Question from ironsheik84: "What's a piece of technology that's theoretical now that you wish you could make possible immediately?
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It is a means to make possible everything we want for our nation and our communities and our families.
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An Uber white paper released last October sketched out a vision for the future these aircraft could make possible.
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In recent years, smart baby monitor vulnerabilities and the hacks they make possible have made quite a few headlines.
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But they would not be better off without their college degrees, which loans make possible for millions of people.
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But the surprise election of Donald Trump in November confirmed for her what an application acceptance would later make possible.
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Back in October, Uber published a white paper describing its vision of the future small VTOL aircraft could make possible.
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Genetic engineering and other advanced technology make possible challenges to our basic notion of what it means to be human.
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We are all digital labourers, helping make possible the fortunes generated by firms like Google and Facebook, the authors argue.
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Murphy Oil said the proceeds would be used to pay down debt, buy back shares, and to make possible acquisitions.
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Perhaps modulating this gene in the groundcherry will make possible a variety that keeps a firmer grip on its fruits.
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That means no silent shooting, and none of the special high-speed modes that electronic shutters make possible on other cameras.
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With a latency of less than a millisecond, 25G will make possible all manner of applications that require a rapid response.
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The middle of the day is for much thicker, deeper forms of collaboration than these friction-free tools actually make possible.
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They help make possible a public discourse in which allegations of wrongdoing can be made without fear of reprisal and bankruptcy.
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And, of course, it helped make possible the outsider candidacy of Donald J. Trump, who continues to use it, er, aggressively.
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Its anchoring in the West gave Germany the steadfastness to resist the Communist regimes and make possible Germany and European reunification.
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Back in October, Uber published a white paper describing its vision of the future that small VTOL aircraft could make possible.
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What these public betas make possible is the ability for travelers to keep using the local, ride-hailing apps they're used to.
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Congress, the White House, and the private sector must work together to make possible this investment in critical infrastructure cybersecurity and resilience.
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It's hilarious to imagine this scene, of mice devouring a snake, and the inverted logic that the sculptures' materials could make possible.
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Houston scores a greater percentage of its points from the 3-point line than any other team, which Capela helps make possible.
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There's usually a rush of coverage about what it might make possible, but also often hand-wringing about potential dangers or side effects.
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But I know too that those systems usually make possible something closer to a just and charitable society than ours has ever been.
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Over the years, the magazine has uncovered the inner workings of labor and logistics that make possible the rarified and glamorous art world.
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They are at risk from the very economy that they make possible by providing child care so that parents can go to work.
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Overspending today would erode its future value, as well as the educational and research activities it can make possible in the years to come.
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"The reality is that as I stand here, we don't know all the advances this new technology is going to make possible," Carter said.
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Families spoke about how he would never forget the children's birthdays, and always be there for those special milestones, ones he helped make possible.
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Generations of musical theater composers have integrated rock music into their own scores with a freedom and stylistic flexibility that he helped make possible.
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High-productivity modern agricultural techniques hadn't been invented yet, nor had electricity or the internet and all of the industries it would make possible.
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"On Thanks Birth Control Day, we give thanks for the many opportunities birth control has and continues to make possible in women's lives," Ehrlich said.
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By cooperating with Trump, Musk will be first in line for lucrative government projects to make possible everything from the Hyperloop to spending on renewables.
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A provision "of particular concern" allows VW to make "possible investments in its own proprietary technology and subsidiaries," Eshoo, a Democrat, said in the Oct.
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Mama Pope is just chilling out in silk pajamas, living in secrecy in a way that I honestly wish someone would make possible for me.
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The fast film and compact cameras that would make possible the dramatic action photojournalism of Robert Capa just twenty years later were unavailable in 1916.
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The improved size and power could make possible a handheld scanner that automatically penetrates to the desired depth, monitoring tumors or searching for anything suspicious.
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Distribution of such programming will become ever-easier, as smartphones and broadband build-out make possible so-called "over the top" dissemination, direct to consumer.
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For example, the company's scale helped make possible its deal with GrubHub, in which Yum Brands purchased a $200 million stake in the delivery company.
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While there have been no substantive talks as yet, giant telcos like Verizon and AT&T are waiting for an opening to make possible bids.
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We make possible a world where all peoples have the opportunity to ethically engage in the beautiful pursuit of curiosity that makes science worth fighting for.
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Honestly, it's hard to predict what a "magic slot" could make possible, but it's incredibly exciting to think about the prospect of building a modular phone.
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The treaty would have non-EU member Switzerland routinely adopt EU single market rules and make possible new trade deals, such as for an electricity union.
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"Robust carbon taxes would also make possible an end to federal and state tort liability for emitters," according to the Climate Leadership Council's carbon dividend proposal.
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Republicans hold a 51-seat majority and likely would not be able to overcome a Democratic filibuster to make possible changes to social safety net programs.
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Warehouses often reveal little about what goes on within their walls, but the buildings make possible the rapid delivery that consumers now expect from online retailers.
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As Golf Channel's Robert Damron recalled, the consensus was that too many good players populated the game to make possible the rise of another superlative one.
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Clients are demanding the type of simple, digital interactions roboadvisors make possible, yet they still crave that personal, unique relationship that only a human advisor can offer.
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So really, these are a less structured way of commending those companies and people who make possible all the amazing stuff we see on TV these days.
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Just as black inventors helped make possible everything from the traffic light to the elevator, the black presence has informed and shaped the discourse of American art.
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I'm sure people will argue endlessly about the teraflops, but the below is the part that matters most to me, aka what all those teraflops make possible.
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A baseball field was cleared of debris to make possible the landing of a helicopter carrying a CNN crew and others Billy Albury was on the helicopter.
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"I feel very lucky to have gotten to fly to Africa and be a part of the work we're helping make possible," says Jackson, who was Taylor's goddaughter.
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Here's what TCL and Roku are saying the soundbar will make possible: Roku Entertainment Assistant will allow for seamless voice control of Roku OS devices in the home.
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I think she saw into the future of her communities in so many ways—the many modes of care and political interventions one and all can make possible.
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We lost the doctor known for keeping in close touch with those patients he operated on, always remembering children's birthdays and special milestones, ones he helped make possible.
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They say the likely circumstances surrounding the election of the next speaker could make possible a daring power play that would have had zero chance in the past.
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It will make possible a major upgrade, in the form of a 35,000-to-45,000-square-foot space, to be named the Cooperman Family Education and Community Center.
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A giant middle class of consumers and producers will eventually be supported by the new businesses and new ways of thriving that very high-capacity networking will make possible.
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Alongside biological and computational advances that will make possible high-resolution molecular characterization of cancer, there has never been a more favorable climate in which to do cancer research.
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It fails utterly to make possible what has been needed for 45 years now, which is negotiation by church officials with LGBTQ people over their status in the church.
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It is a logical yet radical conclusion drawn from historical experience, and it makes possible (or would make possible) a future of freedom and peace instead of cyclical suffering.
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But instead of exploring the innovative textual styles that computers make possible, such as animated text or unusual fonts, most Insta-poets deploy nostalgic visual tokens of literary refinement.
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Researchers in Finland, for example, are suggesting 6G will make possible such innovations as clothes that can monitor your health in real-time as part of a fully AI-enabled world.
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It ended political careers, led to the lockingup of company bosses and helped make possible last year the election of Jair Bolsonaro, a low-ranking right-wing congressman, to Brazil's presidency.
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The Chinese mission's findings might show the technology's utility, especially to find ice deposits beneath the lunar surface that could help make possible extended stays on the moon by human crews.
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The installation's title reflects the underlying priority of the lesbian lands, as well as Winant's engagement with them: to create and circulate a visual reality that will make possible new futures.
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It's Presidents' Day and many of you, I hope, are free of work obligations and looking to cook one of those dishes that only three-day weekends seem to make possible.
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But it might leave a sour taste in your mouth to know that you'll never see a penny of the profits your DNA helped make possible—at least, it would for me.
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In less than two years it has hired 30,000 staff, but also let go 28,000, to make possible a shift from a company that sells products to one more focused on services.
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In the weeks since the Parkland, Florida, school shooting on February 14, the country has erupted into yet another of its many debates over guns and the mass death they make possible.
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"We hope this resignation can make possible a greater deepening and transparency in the investigation," said Mario Patrón, director of Miguel Agustín Pro Juárez Human Rights Center, an organization in Mexico City.
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What's more, renewable energy, which has been experiencing steep annual falls in cost for half a century, could meet global energy needs and make possible the vital shift away from fossil fuels.
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It will be a low level and it would make possible the declaration of assets and stimulate businesses to get formalised, especially the mid-sized and big ones to access capital markets.
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And maybe Facebook can even figure out a new way to integrate Instant Apps for Android or similar functionalities within Messenger that make possible executing small app functions within a minimized web view.
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These promise big increases in speed and capacity that will improve some existing technologies, such as connected cars, and make possible new ones, including the sensor networks that will supposedly enable "smart cities".
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"[E-Palette is] a platform that will be the backbone for mobility-as-a-service, for autonomy, for car-sharing, for any number of services that we want to make possible," Toyoda said.
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These civic guarantees make possible our coexistence, particularly at a time when bogus information rapidly spreads through social media, radical political content explodes across digital channels and public debates increasingly veer toward extremism.
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The knockout first chapter on Google is the book's best, but everywhere you'll find sharp, sensitive writing about our digital lives: a case for the value of sustained thought, which books make possible.
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Both new Shields offer new Tegra X24+ processors, which outperform the predecessor chip by about 24%, and make possible one of this Shield's new highlight features: AI-powered 19042503K up-conversion for HD content.
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This is precisely the scenario scientists at the Air Force Research Lab are hoping to make possible by the early 2020s through an ongoing effort to deploy Air Automatic Collision Avoidance System, or ACAS.
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AI certainly might have the power to help us tackle these issues, but the research just doesn't support the promise that it will "make possible abundance and leisure for us all," as Hughes said.
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If you need a refresher, here's what Google says its technology can make possible: App developers can transform your home into a game level, or create a magic window into virtual and augmented environments.
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The windows' shapes are reminiscent of the beautifully maintained Hector Guimard Art Nouveau entrances to the Paris Metro, evidence that keen respect and appreciation make possible the enjoyment of our architectural heritage for generations.
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Now Diane Collier, the chairwoman of the community board, said she was excited about what the rezoning would make possible, because she was confident the site's sacred past would finally be respected — and remembered.
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The Hyperloop initiative, publicized on the websites of both Musk's electric vehicle car company, Tesla and his aerospace company, SpaceX, is working to make possible ultra high-speed transportation via pods traveling through vacuum tubes.
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"AIT's new home is both a tangible symbol that reflects the strength of our ties, and a state-of-the-art facility that will make possible even greater cooperation for years to come," she said.
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As an unincorporated territory, the archipelago of Puerto Rico sits uneasily within the federal statistical system, the close network of federal statistical agencies that make possible some of the highest quality official statistics in the world.
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The Senate GOP majority just went to 51 seats from 52 seats, and they would need to get to 60 votes to overcome a likely Democratic filibuster and make possible changes to social safety net programs.
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"Unions help make possible what would be impossible for individuals acting alone: living wages and a decent retirement, safe and welcoming public schools, affordable college and health care, and a voice in our democracy," he said.
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While holistic platforms will pave the way for easier brownfield IoT development, provisions also need to be made to integrate support for open standards in order to make possible interoperability and coexistence between different platforms and devices.
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Yet seeing her inability even to win a procedural motion, EU leaders will be sceptical that the small tweaks they might be ready to make to the backstop will be enough to make possible a Commons majority.
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The letter called for "political dialogue, based on the legitimacy we all have, to make possible something that in a democracy is never a problem and even less a crime: listening to the voice of the people".
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While they have wildly different backgrounds and advocate different policies, they are united in posing as the enemy of the entrenched, corrupt elite, who make possible whatever ails the people, be it Muslim refugees or global capital.
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He's probably more entertaining in a theater than he proved to be over the air; John Travolta, in the 2007 film version of the musical, made better use of the close-ups the TV cameras make possible.
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" Ronald Reagan made this point when signing a proclamation declaring Freedom of the Press Day in 1985: "This flow of information helps make possible an informed electorate and so contributes to our national system of self-government.
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Moon spoke positively about Pompeo's meeting with Kim on Sunday, saying it set up conditions that make possible another summit between Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump soon and will help the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
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Despite its nods to the past and concessions to popular taste, this was a concert less concerned with the conditions that made jazz possible and more interested in what jazz's influence and example might yet make possible today.
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So this week, the Senate will be voting on a bipartisan appropriations bill that not only recognizes the vital work that federal employees do each and every day, but also funds the agencies and programs they make possible.
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That's a mighty interesting feature, and one that could potentially make possible a lot of efficiency gains in a cargo operation, like round-the-clock operation and relatively low-lift urgent deliveries of large volumes of emergency supplies.
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When Secretary Kerry called President Santos to tell him we would be normalizing relations with Cuba, Santos posited it might make possible a more active American role supporting Colombia's fragile peace process in which the Cubans were already active.
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To tempt the buyer of gifts the publishers have chosen the best things out of the literature of all ages and given to them the most beautiful dress that the arts illustrator, the printer, and the binder make possible.
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He has already succeeded in one of his main ambitions — to push politics in the Netherlands to the right and make possible a conversation about shutting out immigrants and dismantling the European Union that was unthinkable not long ago.
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The authors go on to argue that America benefitted greatly too, by making the familiar argument that foreign workers are not all that substitutable for domestic ones—in other words, that migrants make possible work that would not otherwise happen.
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People have to realize that Beijing has to create – literally, ex novo - a financial system that will fit its "social market economy with Chinese characteristics," and that will, at the same time, make possible its seamless integration into global capital flows.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers will aim to formalize their long-term cooperation later this year by approving a charter that will make possible further joint action on output, according to a draft charter seen by Reuters.
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Mr. Diffie would spend the next several years pursuing that challenge and in 1976, with Martin E. Hellman, an electrical engineer at Stanford, invented "public-key cryptography," a technique that would two decades later make possible the commercial World Wide Web.
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Considering the injustice and cruelties inflicted by autocratic governments, and how corruptible human nature can be, the problem-solving our system does make possible, the fitful progress it produces, and the liberty and justice it preserves, is a magnificent achievement.
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Before his opening 210, Woods said he offered a silent nod of gratitude for all the people — including his surgeon and, presumably, those he encountered during his brief stay in rehab this summer — who had helped make possible his latest comeback.
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"If Japan focuses on renewable energy rooted in its abundant natural resources and reduces dependence on imported fossil fuels and uranium, this will contribute to its energy security and make possible a new domestic economy," the task force said in the report.
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Reusability will make possible the necessary financial realities outlined by Elon Musk last year when he described SpaceX's plan to get to Mars, and will help the company continue to undercut competitors for commercial launches while still making money in the process.
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The Information reports that Sidewalk Labs is moving ahead with "Project Sidewalk," a plan to create a district in which it can trial self-driving cars, Wi-Fi solutions, new public transport, and other city planning advances that modern technology make possible.
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At the same time, tax subsidies to health care can make possible universal support for catastrophic health insurance, while using saving arrangements (for middle-income individuals) or existing public programmes (for those on lower incomes) to mobilise funds for deductibles and copayments.
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Not only does subscribing help make possible our work here, but it gives you the chance to browse and save all the recipes in our archives, to organize them, rate them and to leave notes on them for yourself and for others.
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At a meeting Wednesday where the board approved construction of 10 miles of new track on Long Island, a board member, Carl Weisbrod, argued that some of the cost should be paid by the real estate development the new service will make possible.
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These combine a stay-and-linger atmosphere ("the X-factor", he calls it) with huge spaces, producing the self-reinforcing cycle that lies at the heart of his business: large sales begetting the decent profits that make possible low margins that further drive sales.
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The M5S sees it as the very reason for its existence: a medium remorselessly eliminating mediation of all kinds that will eventually destroy parties and make possible a form of direct democracy if the people control the government through constant voting over the web.
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Or, at least the fantasy of what they make possible: jaunting about, free from the tyranny of wires, with the sole goal of dancing your way through an urban snowscape until you serendipitously bump into the person you're destined to fall in love with.
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Earlier this year, it was reported that Sidewalk Labs was moving ahead with "Project Sidewalk," a plan to create a district in which it can trial self-driving cars, Wi-Fi solutions, new public transport, and other city planning advances that modern technology make possible.
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That's what Trump is told by a U.N. agency whose original charter calls for a symmetrical obligation of deficit and surplus countries to balance their trade accounts in order to make possible a system of stable exchange rates in a steadily growing world economy.
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A course I'm working on: Infiltrating Moleville A course I'm working on: Infiltrating Moleville The second game especially opens up the creative floodgates, since the new items and capabilities make possible the complex levels that have made up the best of Mario from the beginning.
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This is the only way also to make possible that our citizens, the European citizens, understand the big effort that not only each nation by itself made during the last decade on reforms, but also the euro area and the European Union as a whole.
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In the book, you argue that it's a mistake to view protests as a direct means to change, and that instead, we should see protests as events that alter the climate and make possible all the other kinds of organizing that are necessary for change.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who had joined Israeli leaders in attacking the Obama administration's decision to abstain and make possible passage on Friday of an anti-settlement resolution in the U.N. Security Council, promised in a new Twitter posting better days ahead for Israel.
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When we trust the experts to do their jobs with integrity and professionalism — as I know they do — we benefit not only from the resulting policy but from the informed debate and civic engagement, as well as private sector innovation, such data and analyses make possible.
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As the trade war with China intensifies again, President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order that would make possible a ban on American companies from using telecommunications equipment from Huawei and other companies that the government believes pose a national security risk, Reuters reports.
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I think the National Space Council could exert a strong position of leadership by pulling together space-capable nations to forge a partnership — one that utilizes low Earth orbit and the Moon as a testing ground for technologies needed to make possible footprints on faraway Mars.
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Indeed, the United States should work to gain the support of its allies, especially in Europe, for expanded sanctions against North Korea, its clandestine trading partners, and the various financial and military entities — mainly in China and Russia — that do business with it and make possible its weapons programs.
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That devil-may-care attitude helped make possible the identification and indictment of 13 Russians and three Russian companies, with the United States accusing them of trying to subvert the election, including efforts to bolster the candidacy of Donald J. Trump and undercut the campaign of his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Growing sympathy for illegal drug users among whites and conservatives, and concern regarding the expense of mass imprisonment, helped to make possible a bipartisan consensus in support of the Trump administration's First Step Act — leading to the early release of more than 3,000 people from federal prisons for drug offenses.
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"If I am asked, I will carry out talks and try make possible the changes that Austria really needs, first the tax cuts for working people, making our social welfare system more secure and fighting illegal immigration that endangers the order and security in our country," Mr. Kurz said in an interview.
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"Make no mistake, the United States will continue to pursue every avenue of progress that we can because it is the only way to stop the killing, it is the only way to ease the suffering and it's the only way to make possible the restoration of a united Syria," Kerry said.
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The purpose of the framework is to make possible UX implementations like style transfers and filters (basically what Snapchat and Facebook do with their mobile app cameras) with more accurate applications on user photos, as well as other functions better handled by deep learning algorithms, like scene detection, facial recognition, object tracking and avoidance, as well as natural language processing.
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The over $26 billion those banks committed in financing to companies like ExxonMobil, Chevron, and BP from 9003 to 2900 is helping make possible Canadian tar sands expansion, drilling for Arctic oil and gas, fracking in West Texas, and other activities that drastically reducing our odds of being able to stabilize global temperature rise at the relatively stable threshold of 2300 degrees Celsius.
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"At a recent conference, it was pointed out that the field is hard at work, trying to make possible what most people—whose experience with genome editing is watching movies or reading casual pieces about the field—think is already possible," says David Liu, the Director of the Merkin Institute for Transformative Technologies in Healthcare at at the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT.
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With this approach, the glasses benefit from the portability, connectivity, computing, touch and voice control the phone can deliver, and the phone benefits from the display options (bigger than any display you use today; virtual 22018″ television set for Netflix anyone?) and new applications the glasses make possible (spherical and 3D spherical photos and video, and the kind of casual VR entertainment that ustwo, Resolution Games and Oculus Story Studio are pioneering).
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