A Gini coefficient of 1 represents maximal inequality, whereas a Gini coefficient of 0 represents maximal equality.
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Clinton showcased on Thursday night what a campaign like that looks like: a maximal coalition to defeat a maximal threat.
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By creating a temporary alliance with anti-Trump Republicans, they could put together a maximal coalition, to combat a maximal threat.
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Their painterly intensity and formal composition derive from Henri Cartier-Bresson's definition of photography as "the decisive moment," the juncture of maximal effect and maximal information.
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On Friday, JPMorgan's momentum indicator of small-cap stocks reached its maximal negative reading, while the same indicator for large companies on the S&P 500 reached its maximal positive reading.
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Specifically, last week JPMorgan's momentum indicator of small-cap stocks reached its maximal negative reading, while the same indicator for large companies on the S&P 500 reached its maximal positive reading.
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It is a maximal experience in a lot of ways.
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You think, 'What is the fastest way to get maximal feedback?
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The traffic flow throughout is streamlined to allow maximal entry and exit.
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But there's no way he's not going out without maximal bodily harm.
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Physiologically, the body just isn't able to put forth a maximal effort.
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The only appropriate posture is thus one of constant and maximal belligerence.
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A national hospital oversight director could reposition those clinicians for maximal impact.
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Donald Trump, a man with minimal restraint, has been awarded maximal power.
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It becomes easier to see how formal minimalism is about maximal control.
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The maximal risk is 0.3 to 2.7 events per 10,000 person-hours.
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It thrives on the performance of flawless maximal authenticity and lyrical supremacy.
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"Subtract your age from 220 to estimate your maximal heart rate," he says.
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Yet the patient was already on maximal treatment, and she was still dying.
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Full automation permits maximal communication that is not vulnerable to connectivity failures/interruptions.
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A network like NBC could turn "granted" into "mandatory" with maximal FOMO threat.
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How to calculate your maximal heart rate There is substantial variation in HRmax.
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Indeed, our genetics can influence actual maximal heart rates from their predicted value.
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Exercising at your maximal heart rate is not necessary to achieve these benefits.
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Long before I discovered the power of tight-loose to explain cultural differences between nations, many social scientists and philosophers were focusing on a crucial piece of the well-being puzzle: Should societies strive for maximal freedom or maximal order?
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All Julia sets have what's known as a "measure of maximal entropy," or MME.
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Mercifully, Matthew has stayed far enough off Florida's coast to avoid inflicting maximal damage.
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Im Juli erklärte Whatsapp, künftig dürften Nachrichten aus maximal fünf Chats gleichzeitig weitergeleitet werden.
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Their friendship feels real; their romance as unlikely as the food served at Maximal.
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A democracy is a system of maximal freedom in which the people hold sway.
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Productivity remains relatively low, and technology inputs do not generate maximal returns to investment.
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Up ahead in May: a "Maximal Minimal" festival, with generous helpings of Steve Reich.
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The only true method of determining HRmax is to conduct a maximal exercise test.
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"What Colorado families want is maximal choice for themselves and their families," Bennet said.
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A German official said Galileo offered an encrypted navigation signal and "maximal protection" against manipulation.
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" [The Wall Street Journal] Ryan Cooper argues that President Trump's obstruction "requires a maximal response.
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But it's still a major concession for a group that has always had maximal goals.
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A policy of maximal hostility toward Iran becomes not just geopolitically advantageous but morally necessary.
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Tear open with your right hand and dig in with your left for maximal pop—or
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Just-in-time training is meant to provide education on topics with maximal application and practicality.
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We repurposed the travel top from yesterday for a maximal, graphic combo that speaks for itself.
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"The threat is maximal," Manuel Valls said in an interview with the Europe 1 radio station.
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But it was also very rewarding, because everything you did had maximal impact on the product.
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Four days later, she passed away due to severe respiratory failure, despite maximal medical supportive therapy.
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Embrace Florals Nothing is an easier maximal design trick than the perfect vase and fresh flowers.
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"I don't think people should get stuck in either [the maximal or the minimal] rut," she says.
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It will embolden state lawmakers to redraw legislative maps for maximal partisan gain after next year's census.
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Depending on the strength of Percocet prescribed, the maximal daily dose varies from six to 12 tablets.
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DeVille was then asked to interpret the findings through her own maximal style of mixed media installation.
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It's got access to all of the important people, who come through as their most maximal selves.
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Skin Deep Christophe Robin, the star Parisian colorist, explains how to shampoo for maximal volume and shine.
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It is not hard to guess how justices who ardently support maximal abortion rights will decide such questions.
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The story takes place in the 1980s, and the set and costume designers went maximal on that cue.
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The challenge for Democrats is to turn the GOP's revealed commitment to maximal job lock into a liability.
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Under the maximal form of withdrawal, civil servants would painstakingly have to copy, or scrap, 12,295 EU regulations.
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He chose an election date that trims the campaign season to barely a month, giving him maximal advantages.
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But exercising at a maximal heart rate (HRmax) for every exercise session will not produce efficient fitness results.
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The Nrmal blueprint, "configured" for maximal impact on forward-thinking scenes, means keeping it small while wanting the world.
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Therefore, Republicans can best take advantage of a campaign finance system that allows maximal participation by these wealthy donors.
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And he introduced the concept of VO2 max [maximal oxygen consumption], which you hear a lot in exercise science.
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And during our interview the founders joke about having created a "maximal viable product" rather than the usual MVP.
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His father is a traditional Indian musician, and you can hear that influence in his maximal, feverish dance music.
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Reductions in sustained exercise tolerance and maximal exercise capacity would reduce training quality and negatively impact endurance exercise performance.
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Their bar for knocking down norms is if those norms create minor obstacles to the maximal exercise of power.
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This is a crucial period when pain is maximal and opioids are often given, said Chief Executive Eli Hazum.
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The effect was maximal, but in this show on the periphery of the Biennale, it was accomplished with economy.
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"Of course we regret this very much, but we have already made maximal efforts for Rio and Indonesia," she said.
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Dress up the look further with gold jewelry and pumps that also hit on the cutout trend for maximal breathability.
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But there is one area where Britain cannot opt for maximal separation, however great Mrs May's appetite for self-harm.
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But in the context of intense negotiations over funding the government, it is also best viewed as a maximal demand.
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But it encouraged buy-in from other countries by often forgoing the maximal advantage its overwhelmingly disproportionate power made possible.
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Having surrendered their maximal point of leverage, Democrats then engaged in the Senate's week-long immigration debate on Trump's terms.
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The bubble expands to a maximal size and begins to collapse, sucking the glass bead towards it as it does.
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This track from Gesloten Cirkel might be too maximal to be called minimal, but it's definitely some zen-electro shit.
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In order to achieve such maximal engagement, Facebook and Google must show us relevant content and advertising—including political ads.
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The problem with this approach: Foreign policy is the area in which the president has maximal authority to act unilaterally.
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But it was among the first cracks in the formalist wall, precipitating a rapid expansion of inclusive, maximal art-making.
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Even some offices that aren't perpetually looking for maximal efficiency gains at any cost wind up face to face with automation.
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Small maps, with limited ranged weapons and a maximal number of melee implements, from shovels to scythes to broadswords, feels inevitable.
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"Any small fraction of the interacting environment is enough to provide the maximal classical information about the observed system," Pan said.
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"Maximal compliance with drug therapy doesn't keep congestive heart failure patients out of the hospital without dietary adherence," Dr. Hussain said.
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We should teach young people to be sensitive to their partners' needs, to drink more responsibly, and to seek maximal consent.
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Whereas, with pop music, you don't have that luxury—you have to make something maximal, that keeps people's attention the whole time.
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The through-line connecting the Obama and Trump eras is a presumption that only Republicans are entitled to maximal demonstrations of power.
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Many Republicans won't repeal Obamacare without a replacement in hand; protracted negotiations maximize the chance that Obamacare survives, or escapes maximal harm.
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Nuclear Although Juno was designed to be thermally efficient, its heaters were not designed to convert energy into heat with maximal efficiency.
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As a philosophy graduate of the University of Chicago, I fervently endorse the university's reaffirmation of maximal freedom of speech and thought.
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He advises on achieving a "maximal marriage," which is charming in its intensity but which sounds an awful lot like crippling codependence.
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While provider-sponsored risk can enhance accountability, I remain steadfast in my belief that maximal care for patients must never be compromised.
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Across the three groups, there was no relationship between testosterone and explosive strength, and a negative relationship between testosterone and maximal workload.
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The military's pressure on civilian institutions comes just as the country's political parties are exerting maximal effort to win seats in Parliament.
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Perhaps it's beginning to dawn on the president that today's Republican Party is designed for maximal obstruction and minimal constructive policy making.
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To them, the US response was thus a unilateral American retreat from the proper position of maximal and unflinching belligerence toward Iran.
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Still, Affleck's performance as a man crippled by grief is a maximal-minimal classic: He holds back tears, and everyone else sobs buckets.
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"The US should understand that the maximal pressure policy will just produce more incidents and maybe a war," said a senior European diplomat.
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He is more than capable of managing the magic act of revealing and obscuring exactly what he wants to for a maximal effect.
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According to the scientists' calculations, his average pace represented about 85 percent of his maximal endurance capacity, meaning he was pushing himself hard.
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According to the scientists' calculations, his average pace represented about 85 percent of his maximal endurance capacity, meaning he was pushing himself hard.
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Some universities are building mixed-use garages, which can be a more efficient use of land and help ensure maximal use of spaces.
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He has a fizzy, artless laugh and a maximal smile that makes him look like a kid who has somehow grown a beard.
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Minimal in harmony — long patches of worrying a single note in multiple registers — it is maximal in drama, gathering great storms of sound.
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There's the fact that he offered advice on when the information should be released for maximal political impact ("especially later in the summer").
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"The presence of sunscreens in plasma after maximal use does not necessarily lead to safety issues," said Alex Kowcz, chief scientist for the council.
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Their cardiorespiratory fitness was determined at ages 12, 37 and 22 years by measuring their maximal oxygen uptake level after undergoing standardized physical tests.
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In recent months, some Democratic lawmakers have even suggested that instead of exerting maximal political force, they may try to diminish their own power.
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With the introduction of stiff sentencing guidelines, prosecutors routinely "up charged" crimes, requesting maximal prison sentences in the event of a conviction at trial.
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But the food is distinct: Burmese dishes rarely found in New York City, each an incantation of ingredients chosen and prepared for maximal juxtaposition.
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When you exercise at the highest possible intensity, your heart will reach maximal heart rate (HRmax), the fastest rate it is capable of beating.
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An artist can't make a whole record of dancefloor fire because there'd be no art, no storyline, and the whole thing'd be too maximal.
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"In formal emails, you don't get to clarify tone, so you are aiming for maximal clarity there, because formal language can't tolerate ambiguity," Curzan said.
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Kennedy's impact, as the court's swing justice, on the nation's lives and liberties underscores the gravity of this process and the need for maximal transparency.
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But it is also seeking means to retaliate and has signaled that it will do its best to ensure that the U.S. feels maximal pain.
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All you have to do is look at the Challenger ATR 5 shoes to see that they fall into the maximal cushioning running shoe category.
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For Mike Paradinas, whose personal musical tastes ranged from the aesthetically minimal to the absurdly maximal, it was a time of creative growth and productivity.
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He is clearly a master of writing for orchestra, of exploiting its individual sections and instruments — even the sum of its parts — for maximal effect.
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But the cyclists, who had lower testosterone than both other groups, scored much higher than the others on "maximal workload," an endurance type of strength.
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They understand that people want the Super Bowl to be as maximal as possible, a communal watching experience that gives us plenty to talk about.
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Meanwhile, businesses are hungry to collect the maximal amount of data they can about our shopping, driving, dating, styling and all our other life habits.
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But if you're one of these companies, you have financial incentives tied to maximal engagement and scaling back on that will hurt your bottom line.
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The two both go in over a beat produced by Smoke Ono and Garren that flips a switch from minimal to maximal in a second.
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The album's first track, "Topanga," was a sweet balance between the two, the New Jersey rapper flowing over a maximal beat and some buried slap bass.
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Like so much of engineering, it's a trade-off, a hunt for the sweet spot; and for most projects, optimal testing is decidedly not maximal testing.
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Schools, as all-in-one symbols of government authority and a modernist view of the future that jihadists loathe, provided easy targets and maximal shock value.
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There are a couple dozen gods, a number of competing factions, and lots of powerful figures in a world of maximal wizardry and plane-jumping action.
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"For maximal gains with double days, you have to make sure that you're pairing workouts in a way that won't overload a single system," she says.
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The material, which is described today in the journal Advanced Materials, withstands maximal stretching up to a million times without cracking or losing its conductivity properties.
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As before, the runners tended to impact the ground with greater force and pronate more in the maximal shoes during their first visit to the lab.
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"Music for Old Paint" is an underwhelming, yet seductive work that produced in me sensations of private revelation rarely encountered in our time of maximal availability.
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RL Grime selects from his repertoire of maximal trap tropes to amp up the comparatively subdued original, adding a few mid-length builds for good measure.
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"The presence of sunscreens in plasma after maximal use does not necessarily lead to safety issues," said Alex Kowcz, chief scientist for the Personal Care Products Council.
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"You have an attorney general with a maximal view of executive power and a President who has no sense of limits," said one former Justice Department official.
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For metropolitan distances, the researchers were able to get rates of around 1.38 kbits per second, but this falls pretty dramatically as we get to maximal distances.
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Your maximal heart rate is calculated by subtracting your age from 220 — and this number is the upper limit of intensity your heart should reach during exercise.
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Fashion was a lot of things in the '90s — eclectic, sophisticated, minimal, maximal — but those of us who lived through it can attest: It was not sexy.
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However, it remains to be seen if the pendulum has already reached its maximal amplitude or that is has some way to go before it swings back.
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"Nobody should set out maximal demands that could already be seen as ruling it (such a coalition) out," Greens leader Cem Ozdemir told the Funke newspaper group.
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"Our ultimate mission is to make 100 years old, the new 60, and to provide people with maximal aesthetic, mobility, and cognition as they age," Diamandis said.
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" According to Diamandis, "the company's ultimate vision is to make 19803 years old the new 60, providing people with maximal cognition, mobility and aesthetics as they age.
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The museum didn't specifically commission an anti-Kanders piece, but it is nonetheless leveraging any criticism aroused by it to maximal advantage while minimizing its own exposure.
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The notion of an actual fake news story in which a person deliberately makes up a false story calculated for maximal virality has rapidly faded into the background.
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From the phraseology of the legislation, it is clear that Congress intended for the agencies to have maximal flexibility in defining and promulgating rules to meet current exigencies.
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"This privatization is carefully crafted, keeping in mind the synergy effect for obtaining the maximal gain from the point of view of budget and fiscal interests," he said.
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But that is the point of white supremacy—to ensure that that which all others achieve with maximal effort, white people (particularly white men) achieve with minimal qualification.
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Smooth solutions require maximal information — in the case of Navier-Stokes, they require that you have a vector at every point in the vector field associated with the fluid.
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"I would say movies would not cause the heart to beat faster than mild- to moderate-intensity exercise, or about 70–85% of your maximal heart rate," said Fernandes.
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If a crisis comes around, shareholders will be protected by the good will generated from the company's earlier willingness to aim at much more than maximal short-term profitability.
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They wanted to be modern dancers, and maximal facial expressions aren't stylish in the world of concert dance, which is still the purview of college dance programs and conservatories.
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The Exile on the Long Shore is one of those refreshingly sparse, small games that act as a kind of general antidote to the maximal impulses of contemporary games.
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Yes, writing a novel — you alone in a room with your own thoughts — might be the only way to get a maximal kind of satisfaction from your creative efforts.
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For now, if you are interested in maximal shoes, "visit a running store and try them out before buying," Dr. Hannigan says, and ease into training with them slowly.
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None of this is welcome news to a government that prides itself on minimal intervention and maximal market forces, but national security is often an exception to this rule.
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"We always try to walk the line between maximal autonomy and making sure that our message isn't misunderstood," said Greaves in an interview at TST's Salem headquarters last week.
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In fact, when we take the number of molecules to infinity (the equivalent of maximal garbage from a reductionist point of view), these laws of nature become crisp mathematical statements.
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How this difference in philosophy -- between maximal and targeted enforcement -- will translate into practice remains to be seen, as DHS will face numerous roadblocks in rolling out the Kelly memos.
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But the piece of the spider silk protein we focused on continues to stretch in direct proportion to the force applied until it reaches its maximal stretch of 500 percent.
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By nominating a ticket (and adopting a platform) that is aggressively committed to maximal abortion rights, the Democratic Party has signaled unequivocally that it does not want voters like me.
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As her chief of staff Stephanie Grisham noted, the first lady "is seeing to every last detail" of the White House's Christmas decorations, apparently to ensure maximal darkness and despair.
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It is about knowing the exact terms that the legal system demands, the preconceived ideas that a jury will have about policing, and then manipulating that knowledge for maximal gain.
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"Obviously, the way that we ran this, we suffered the maximal possible damage and gained the least from it," said Tom Scocca, the executive features editor of Gizmodo Media Group.
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Norteño blares at maximal volume from the open windows of the next truck over, as a 17-year-old drywall hanger buys dinner for his cousin's neighbor (his future wife).
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Sight lines (and the limited space for traps and flies) do not permit a great deal of scenery, so the sets are typically minimal and the costumes, in compensation, maximal.
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The water in the bay is so blue and so calm that it's as if it exists to provide maximal heartache to anyone whose love is ending rather than beginning.
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So he entered with maximal bluster and has just kept it up, posturing, bullshitting furiously, expressing the most extreme version of everything that pumps up his audience, extolling his own dominance.
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They come from a system that encourages students to reinvent art for themselves and to figure out whatever skills they need to convey with maximal efficiency whatever they have in mind.
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The reaction of the Chinese government is difficult to anticipate, but China would certainly bring maximal pressure on the U.S. and Persian Gulf countries to end the conflict, by whatever means.
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Sports physiologist Asker Jeukendrup writes that while the average Fatmax is 603 percent of maximal heart rate, it can be as low as 260 percent and as high as 2255 percent.
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The elongated and horizontal "Movement of Spot and Futures Market Prices for Agricultural Commodities (2005-2012)" is the most maximal work, with multiple parts and colors, varying heights and swooping shapes.
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"The FDA decided that the intake of a carcinogen from food must be at least 28,22019-fold less than the maximal dose that doesn't cause cancer in an animal," Jordt said.
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Our focus has remained on the patient and the best quality care, not on repetitive, onerous documentation and box checking to satisfy government regulations and insurance companies' quest for maximal reimbursements.
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Similarly, there could be questions over what exactly constitutes "limited" and "discriminate" data collection and retention — which could encourage states to push a 'maximal' interpretation of where the legal line lies.
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But when microscopic spikes or some other structure is added to the surface, the water droplet undergoes what physicists call maximal deformation and ends up spending less time on the surface.
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It is tempting to assume the best strategy is maximal opposition: Make Republicans confirm all of Trump's nominees, and maximize the odds that at least one of his nominees is ultimately rejected.
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"Some time ago it was realized that, at least in humans, optimal difference, rather than maximal, may be the best strategy," says Professor Charles Wysocki of the University of Pennsylvania via email.
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No less than maximal information about all four would do, however: When the activity of only two or three gap genes was provided, the decoder's location predictions were not nearly so accurate.
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Though it's not rentable through the usual online booking sites, it has become particularly popular among like-minded Scandinavian, Swiss and Japanese travelers who want a minimal take on Marrakesh's maximal charm.
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At a $6,400 dinner, for example—in a modern restaurant called Maximal, where one dish is edible bubbles—it's immediately clear that Marcus hasn't attained the same markers of success that Sasha has.
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The goal: to firm up his demoralized base, extract a price from everybody in the GOP who tries to defect, and do so by subjecting Clinton to maximal humiliation in the public sphere.
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Occasionally the tempo lags and the rhythm tracks don't cascade over each other as relentlessly, but Grande has crafted a pop album that hangs together with maximal emotional impact within a minimalist framework.
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" Even though "maximal transparency is not always conducive to honest and healthy deliberations," Professor Pozen said, "the cultural association of closed-door proceedings with bad motives and illegitimate actions has never been stronger.
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Someone with a higher maximal exercise capacity is able to achieve a faster walking pace or climb more stairs before getting tired, lead author Clinton Brawner told Reuters Health in an email interview.
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"China will continue to make maximal efforts alongside Pakistan to strive for the safe return of the kidnapped individuals as soon as possible," foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang told a regular briefing in Beijing.
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The version of herself soaked up by those mo-cap cameras will live eternally in the virtual space, with maximal hit points and a propensity for nothing more than crushing the bones of opponents.
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So for a 30-year-old, that would mean 190 BPM is the maximal heart rate and a scary movie might be expected to send your heart rate to spike around 130–160 BPM.
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A radical departure from linear or historical storytelling, You'll Know If You Belong captured the essence of a legendary place and time in Baltimore's history through searing color and maximal design inspired by fashion.
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The emergence of mass shootings as the preferred source of mayhem for Islamic extremists has scrambled national security politics in America by putting Second Amendment absolutism in direct conflict with maximal toughness on terrorism.
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In the first one, the authors suggest, strength training should be completed two to three times per week for six weeks or more to improve endurance running performance, running economy and maximal sprint speed.
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She's in the wrong place at the wrong time, and walking around a corner just to see her there facing you (or worse, not facing you) just sent this maximal chill up my spine.
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Indeed, a policy of maximal and unflinching hostility only makes sense if you are seeking not policy concessions from the target country, as sanctions are designed to achieve, but rather that country's outright destruction.
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The drugs, known as PCSK23 inhibitors, are intended for use by adults whose "bad" low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol levels remain dangerously high even though they're taking maximal doses of traditional cholesterol-lowering medications.
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A plan that asks fewer concessions of Israel than those devised by past White Houses would be popular among conservative Republicans, many Jewish voters in Florida and evangelical Christians who support maximal Israeli expansion.
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The power needs of a data center depend on lots of factors, from demand to the weather, and adjusting to or predicting these variables in order to achieve maximal power efficiency can be difficult indeed.
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The study allowed for the daily dose to be adjusted upward - up to 20 milligrams per day for men and 12 mg for women - to try for maximal alleviation of nightmares without serious adverse effects.
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ASMR is less researched so the understanding has less of a firm foundation, but the minimal research and maximal anecdotes has painted an evolving picture of how ASMR is different from and similar to frisson.
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Its conservatism stems in part, as all conservatism does, from a profound sense of loss: in Will's case, of the founders' revolutionary vision of limited government, separation of powers, maximal federalism and inviolable individual freedom.
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This also comes from a certain worldview that says that America should maintain a posture of maximal hostility toward adversaries, and that anything less is therefore a surrender that will only embolden the scary enemy.
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The U.S. wants countries to offer citizens maximal access to the global internet, while Russia and others argue that countries should have "internet sovereignty" to block websites critical of governments and to punish online dissidents.
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None of the three studies tracked actual injuries among the runners wearing the maximal or other shoes, though, so the authors cannot say if extra padding contributes to or reduces the chance of getting hurt.
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So I recently found myself immersed in all things maximalism – both because I love to look at layered, over-the-top interiors, and because there are really important design and living lessons in the maximal.
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The authors of a 1503 study proposed the following revised equation for estimating maximal heart rate: HRMax = 208 - (0.7 x Age) This means a 45-year-old would have a predicted HRmax of 177 BPM.
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The genetic changes the researchers introduced help the plant turn that mechanism off faster once the excessive sunlight ends, so that the machinery of photosynthesis can get back more quickly to maximal production of carbohydrates.
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In what appears to be a game of maximal frustration, the player is going to be flailing the hammer around a lot in an attempt to garner some marginal benefit to their mountain traversal abilities.
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Time Kompression is that weird feeling you get while watching Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind forever, except that "forever" doesn't exist because everything would be Kompressed into an eternal present of maximal grief and happiness.
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Since cannabis is still illegal on the federal level, the EPA hasn't set guidelines for pesticide use on crops, and it's up to states to test for pesticide levels on their own and set maximal limits.
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"Antibiotics should be used before an operation, close to that operation, so the maximal level is in the blood at the time of that incision and can kill any bugs that can come in," Davies said.
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And Radiohead's maximal "A Moon Shaped Pool," its first album in five years, reconciles the aloneness of Thom Yorke's sound and persona with the collaborative-minded and sometimes orchestral visions of the group's guitarist Jonny Greenwood.
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As a result, any talented conservative politician learned how to "exert his maximal influence by using the rhetoric of progressivism and winning the plaudits of the reformers" — while otherwise working against what most progressives would want.
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The capabilities of wrist-worn trackers vary widely, from simply counting steps and measuring basic activity to tracking advanced human performance data like VO2 max (maximal oxygen uptake) and time spent in specific heart rate zones.
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You see it in Marco Rubio's highly ideological but analytically groundless belief that dismantling the Iran nuclear deal and adopting a policy of maximal belligerence toward Tehran would advance freedom and peace in the Middle East.
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The challenge for companies is technical: Compliance requires a system that enables active consent, maximal transparency, and enhanced security, all of which require thinking about how to use "distributed ledgers" and blockchain-based technologies to validate transactions.
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In either case, it is symptomatic of the ways conservative media pushes Republican elected officials to pander to conservative voters—with maximal commitments to prevent imaginary apocalypses, precipitating either political crises or disaffection in right-wing ranks.
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In that position, the spine and the muscles that surround it have maximal stability, and the body doesn't have to fight gravity [to remain stabilized], says Alpesh Patel, director of orthopedic spine surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
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"A 'sit-in' is not the same as an act of violence, and the police should not be engaged in maximal surveillance for non-violent activity," said Arthur Eisenberg, the New York Civil Liberties Union's legal director.
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To (over)generalize, virtually the only way for a criminal defendant — particularly a high-crime criminal defendant — to gain maximal sentencing leniency is to cooperate, particularly if his associates posed a physical danger to him and his family.
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A maximal strategy like this would tempt some on the left to hope Republicans succeed anyhow—magnifying as many contradictions as possible along the way—to hasten the creation of a truly universal health care system in America.
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Mazars USA, is an especially significant one because it represents House investigators' best opportunity to shake records loose from a president who's offered maximal resistance to any attempt to make him disclose information that he does not want disclosed.
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On 32, T.Y.E.'s bipolarity is played to maximal effect: self- and generalized loathing contend with his too-human yearning for love and acceptance; instrumentals change as suddenly—and violently—as his moods; operatic singing boils into gnashing rap.
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This year, there are a variety of options for each candidate, including #HBIC Hillary, Cackling Clinton, Tax Evasion Trump, Tricky Trump and Cry Baby Trump, the last of which includes an inflatable baby body for maximal terror/cognitive dissonance.
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Given a bewildering profusion of choices — to go oversize or trim, minimal or maximal, crisply corporate or effusively romantic — and the steadily soaring prices of ready- to-wear, a certain amount of fashion fatigue was bound to set in.
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Titled "Just Luv Me," the track is as smooth and soft as Høiberg's professional namesake, making for a slowed, subtle pop ditty that lies in stark contrast to the maximal, bombastic production she sang over her last few albums.
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Sometimes it's maximal: Portia Munson has amassed a dizzying collection of pink items — toys, clothes, furniture and more — and turned them into an overstuffed bedroom that feels like a shrine to consumerism as well as a critique of it.
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I picture him in front of a mirror as his "testimony" before the House Judiciary Committee approached, fine-tuning his sneer, perfecting his glare, testing different tilts of his head to see which conveyed maximal disgust with his inquisitors.
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A robust public option would've reduced costs significantly, and may have even swallowed private insurance markets, putting the country on a predictable path to national health care, while avoiding the maximal disruption that legislating Medicare-for-all outright would create.
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The lush heat and scintillating build-up of "Summer" are basically new for these two, who are maximal expressivists when duetting, usually out for the biggest, splashiest, poppiest form of conveying what it feels like to be with each other.
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Everyone fell for the Midas touch of Alessandro Michele, who has reaffirmed his signature maximal aesthetic for the brand season after season, leaving us all clamoring for clashing prints, loud florals, animal motifs, and, of course, green and red stripes.
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If CBD turns out to delay metabolism of chemotherapy drugs, for instance, Devitt-Lee says that could be a major issue: Doctors try to give the maximal tolerable dose to start with, so an unforeseen buildup could easily cause toxic effects.
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This divide and conquer strategy serves a multi-pronged purpose; both to squeeze out other international powers like the US and to sow general chaos, an environment which allows Beijing to leverage each side against the other for maximal gains.
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"There is a widespread belief in the athletic community that altitude training can enhance sea level athletic performance, with at least three independent studies demonstrating that altitude training increases both sea level maximal oxygen consumption and running performance," he says.
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" The proposal calls for "meeting 100% of the power demand in the United States through clean, renewable, and zero-emission energy sources" and "upgrading all existing buildings in the United States and building new buildings to achieve maximal energy efficiency.
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It's a maximal profit, too, that is as dependent on skimming surplus value off of trading cards and marketplace items as much as it is on profits from all of those $5 games I am hoarding during the Steam sale.
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It is common to argue that Russia and Iran are bad actors in Syria (as indeed they are) and that therefore the US should choose a policy of maximal belligerence toward them because it is the most morally satisfying course.
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One study published in the Journal of Women's Health in 2014 notes that women reach a maximal number of safe days in space earlier than men because they have a "higher incidence of radiation-induced cancers" like lung, thyroid, breast and ovarian.
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During an event that requires maximal state-level response — a "full activation" — the center bustles with representatives from 29 agencies, including the Department of Environmental Conservation, the Department of Transportation, the Office of Fire Prevention and Control, and the National Weather Service.
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By contrast, most Democrats were reluctant to press maximal advantage—by letting middle class taxes increase automatically—because a protracted fight would have harmed millions of workers and threatened a new recession, just as the recovery from the last one had taken hold.
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This is a very good example of how the vehicle and the conditions at which the active is delivered (temperature, pH, how much time does it take to arrive at the correct component of the skin) are key to ensure maximal efficacy.
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With the car sold, she has to take the bus, and like her husband, she works for a subcontractor that has no evident concern for her humanity, let alone that of the clients whom she treats with maximal warmth and heroic empathy.
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But obtaining 100 percent of America's power needs through renewable energy, "upgrading all existing buildings in the United States" to meet "maximal" efficiency standards, and dealing with the issue of cow flatulence by reducing meat consumption, as the Green New Deal proposes?
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But if the primary concern of fiscal conservatism is the bottom line of government spending, the primary concern of free-market conservatism is the ability of businesses to do what is best for their bottom line (and their customers) with maximal efficiency and minimal interference.
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Congress has never been shy about allocating significant resources to immigration enforcement, but precisely because they have already appropriated substantial money over the last three decades, they might not be willing to allocate the amount of money required to support Kelly's maximal enforcement agenda.
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As the Atlantic noted, special counsel Robert Mueller's indictment went into great detail about how the IRA seemed to realize this Trump guy had potential during the election season and then continued to "create maximal discord in the new era" after the votes were in.
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His studies of the Antarctic wasteland in Encounters at the End of the World (2007) and of Paleolithic cave art in Cave of Forgotten Dreams (2011) bring stillness and focus to maximal saturation, holding on evocative images until they yield a new feeling of time.
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In fact, a more honest appraisal of the sequence of events is that the Obama administration and left-wing activists succeeded in pressuring the FCC into a maximal power-grab that is likely to do much more damage to Internet freedom than Comcast was doing.
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"Work" because, late last month, he ended four years of obscurity with maximal creative output: new songs, a glossy 300-page magazine, one plain-old music video, one 45-minute music video-slash-carpentry tutorial, and four superbly art-directed bodegas in four cities.
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"For instance, if black holes grow mostly by accretion of material through an accretion disk, then we would expect the black holes to be spun up over time, and then most of the black holes in the universe should have maximal spin," Kara said.
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All of these positions are not just un-neoconservative but anti, the precise and complete opposite of their policy prescriptions and worldview, which call for aggressive use of military force, disdain diplomacy, and encourage maximal hostility toward any adversaries, particularly those who challenge American hegemony.
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"Saw Lightning," which Williams co-wrote, coproduced, and performed on (his verse is loose and breezy, like a garment that's had all its seams ripped out), is both minimal and maximal, a precise, skittering beat punctuated by slide guitar, whoops, and a throbbing bass line.
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For instance, one of the goals laid out in the Green New Deal is "upgrading all existing buildings in the United States and building new buildings to achieve maximal energy efficiency," a project that would take a huge amount of money and manpower to do.
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Thus far, DeMarco and Lindsey have established basic details of the 3-D shape: They know that one 3-D object exists for every polynomial (by way of its Julia set), and they know the object has a curvature exactly given by the measure of maximal entropy.
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The music backing his shtick varied over the years, as was appropriate: stark, barely accompanied acoustic with intermittent orchestration in the early years; glitzy synthesizer and soulfully girly backup singers since the mid-'80s; kitschy, maximal, wall-of-sound pseudosoul when Phil Spector produced him, etc.
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Some of the smaller rooms, such as the one that contains Wu Tsang's video and print work or Liz Collins's large scale "Cave of Secrets" (2017), are worlds entirely onto themselves — Tsang's warm, wide, spare space, is a complete contrast to the maximal textiles of Collins's installation.
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It does, however, gain a lot of mileage by lampooning a familiar kind of culinary ostentatiousness — like Sasha promising that her latest establishment will feature "transdenominational" Vietnamese food — that peaks in a perfectly staged dinner for four in a restaurant whose name, Maximal, says it all.
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It includes Kayla Hamilton's "Nearly Sighted/Unearthing the Dark," a sensorial exploration of what it means to see and be seen, and Alice Sheppard's "Where Good Souls Fear," in which she explores the minimal and maximal effects of movement while challenging what propriety means for black women.
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The first is that ours is an age of maximal danger for the freedom of the press, that Trump's war on newspapers and networks will escalate from tweets to Erdoganian crackdowns, that truly independent journalism will be marginalized while the White House breeds a lap dog press.
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While the First Baptist shooter's actions may not constitute a formal act of domestic terrorism the way the previously mentioned attacks did, they nevertheless bear a key similarity: a desire to strike at the symbolic heart of a place, and to inflict maximal emotional and physical carnage.
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And it is not hard to imagine marketers and advertisers using deepfake tools to automatically tweak the imagery in adverts and promotional materials, optimising them for maximal engagement—the faces of models morphed into ideals of beauty that are customised for each viewer, pushing consumers to make aspirational purchases.
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Gordon MacInnes, president of New Jersey Policy Perspective, a left-leaning research group that opposes the idea, said, "If you're going to do this and hope to have maximal economic impact, why wouldn't you want to be certain that you attract the very best casino operators in the world?"
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They were led by a Greek-trained, ultra-rightist officer, George Grivas, who was furious with the archbishop for accepting a compromise (Cyprus becoming an independent bi-communal state co-managed by Greeks and Turks) as opposed to fighting on for the maximal aim of union with Athens.
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When they took a break, their idea of fun was to play a round of "Game of Clones," in which a small group of scientists pretended to be cancer cells trying to persuade the maximal number of other researchers bouncing around the room to be their malignant clones.
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The work is glacial, elegant, clinical; projected to cover an entire wall of Cooper's grand central gallery, the video uses its own maximal scale to conjure the purposefully overwhelming spaces of the main Belgian court building, by most accounts the largest building constructed in Europe in the 19th century.
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"A closer look at the shape of tree trunks, foliages, and wind unsteadiness leads to a more precise estimation of the absolute value of critical wind speed, found to be on the order of the maximal wind speeds expected on the Earth ( ≃50 m/s)," the paper concludes.
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A 2002 study led by Dr. Constance Lebrun, a medical professor at the University of Alberta, found that using oral contraceptives slightly lowered the maximal aerobic capacity of high-performing athletes, but the trial was limited to a small group of women and one type of birth control pill.
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We have a swelling Democratic 2020 field in which a capital-S Socialist is arguably the front-runner, most of the declared candidates are offering maximal ideological ambition, and the last Democratic vice president is hesitating to run in part because of all his long-gone compromises with conservatism.
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"What we're seeing is that there was rapid and progressive damage to the lungs so that he needed higher levels of support from that ventilator, and it got to the point where he needed maximal support from the ventilator," Mortman told the hospital's podcast, which is called HealthCast.
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As my colleague Matt Ford had occasion to remark after Attorney General Bill Barr gave a speech to the Federalist Society, the Republican Party is deeply invested in furthering Trump's vision of maximal executive power, married to the judicially enabled characterization of resistance to conservative will as constitutionally illegitimate.
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But my general response to these fears is similar to one offered by Christine Emba of The Washington Post, who argued that stricter boundaries on how you chase a co-worker are a salutary corrective to the pervasive idea that maximal sexual experience is essential to the good life.
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That sets the Mazars cases aside from other fights to uncover information about the president: Trump's pledge of maximal resistance to the impeachment probe suggests that he will not turn over any documents in his own possession, but he can't prevent a third party like Mazars from complying with a subpoena.
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Last night's ruling offers a lifeline to the parents who have fought to allow their children to remain in the US. But there's a tension between families who want to secure maximal due process and those who simply want to be free with their children again — even if that means deportation.
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When the L shuts down, the bridge will receive a significant number of would-be train riders opting for buses or private cars, so strategizing maximal space on the bridge to best move a shit-ton of additional people at rush hour will be a key mission of the mitigation.
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When the previous Wheeler FCC decided that its new self-defined mission of net neutrality, was important and urgent enough to implement without Congress, net neutrality morphed into an expedient legal question of what potential FCC legal authority was the most effective means for the FCC alone to mandate maximal net neutrality regulations.
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His point here, expressed with maximal elitism and arrogance, is that meritocracy essentially co-opts the talented people who in a different world would be leaders in their local communities, their regions, their social classes, pulling them all up into a national elite and weakening every rival power center in the process.
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The sudden willingness to engage with South Korea, to participate in the Olympics, and to invite a delegation from the South to meet with Kim himself—all of these actions were initiated after Trump's war rhetoric reached its maximal pitch and there was the perceived risk of a preemptive attack by the United States.
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Like luminist painters Fitz Henry Lane and Martin Johnson Heade — whose works are more subdued, atmospheric, and, in a way, minimal than the comparatively dramatic and maximal paintings of the Hudson River School — Gallace discovers acute psychological and spiritual potential in unremarkable coastal scenes; she also shares the luminists' absorption with light and color.
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