Rather than building technology for campaigns and parties, these new companies created tools that make volunteering both maximally efficient and maximally convenient.
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To be maximally efficient, a system has to be selective.
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He's also known for supporting maximally draconian voter suppression laws.
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It also helps automatically position objects for maximally efficient printing.
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It's a maximally epic scene — has he grown even larger?
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Maximally random jammed packings, meanwhile, are a a whole different story.
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He is hewing ever closer to Trump's maximally restrictive position on immigration.
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Even his jokes are calculated to be minimally offensive and maximally educational.
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It's for pro (or aspiring pro) photographers for whom resolution is maximally important.
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On the face, it looks pretty awesome, what with six maximally long entries.
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He wanted a government that was maximally compatible with the needs of finance.
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Rather than providing specific reports or pre-packaged data, we're creating maximally flexible tools.
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Trump has now taken the maximally anti-gun control position essentially across the board.
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Maybe that's because we are a nation of immigrants, and so are maximally relatable.
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For one, international markets should be "maximally overweighted" relative to U.S. stocks, Paulsen said.
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American adults, of whom only about 69% have a job, seem less than maximally employed.
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"Russia has been committed to creating a maximally favorable climate for foreign investors," he added.
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A beautiful conclusion, even one studded with unanswered questions, is not a maximally interesting conclusion.
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Apted contributed to the seated interviews, with leading questions designed to elicit maximally contrastive answers.
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He embarrassed party elites by excoriating amnesty and promoting a maximally hostile and restrictionist immigration policy.
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"The Thai cave case has every possible element of a maximally compelling story," Professor Niederdeppe said.
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Without background checks on all gun sales, new and existing firearm prohibitions cannot be maximally effective.
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He writes:Like Google's Deep Dream, this visualization trick works by maximally activating certain neurons of the classifier.
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There will always be tough-on-crime politicians like Cotton who push for a maximally punitive system.
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Same goes for the relative dastardliness of a deed, which becomes innocuous if it's not maximally obnoxious.
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" Yet, according to the Gartner curve, Sandberg says, "Right now, people are maximally disillusioned with augmented reality.
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The staging by the director Bengt Gomer demonstrated how to make maximally dramatic use of minimal space.
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That gives business proprietors a lot of flexibility to manage their taxes in a maximally favorable way.
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They elide the fact that you can base your vote on economic issues without being maximally economically anxious.
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One of the greatest ironies in the history of contemporary art is minimalism's appetite for maximally-sized objects.
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Our goal should be clean water with the lightest touch possible to allow free enterprise to flourish maximally.
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This order was nonnegotiable; there had to be sauce on both buns to ensure a maximally juicy burger.
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And of course Reigns won, because (again) he wins only when it serves to maximally annoy the fans.
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Another is consumption—there's going to be a place where substances can be consumed in a maximally hygienic way.
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Fifth, America has never elected a candidate maximally extreme from the political center, the way Sanders and Cruz are.
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But by the fall a neural network had learned to automatically rejigger the weights to maximally boost user ratings.
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So corporate credit is – I'm negative on corporate credit – well I've been negative, basically maximally negative for about a year.
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To benefit maximally from such therapies, it is necessary that individual cases be found and brought to Ebola treatment centers.
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It's a service where the official regulations are vague, self-serving and haphazardly enforced, and therefore maximally prone to exploitation.
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"Always Be Optimizing" only mentions Outdoor Voices in passing, but it similarly argues that expensive exercise classes and workout clothes, along with salads that cost $12 and can be eaten in under ten minutes (hello, Sweetgreen) feel both normal and necessary in a culture that requires women to be maximally attractive and maximally efficient.
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The marbles fall into an arrangement, technically called the "maximally random jammed packing," in which they fill 64 percent of space.
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But firms continue to hire, and American adults, of whom only about 69% have a job, seem less than maximally employed.
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Accordingly, the product is designed to seem maximally non-threatening: single-serve and available in flavors like birthday cake and brownie.
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In fact, it's hard to imagine any new tax revenues being maximally effective without a more serious commitment to tax enforcement.
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You'll need to retone every two to eight weeks to keep the color maximally cool, or it can tend toward yellow.
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They're listening to call center workers, telling them what to say, how to say it, and keeping them constantly, maximally busy.
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You can be sure that, like Chekhov's proverbial gun, the guillotine is put to maximally effective use by the novel's end.
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And if you do it right, you're getting the focused, uplifting, maximally creative version of cannabis without the dissociative side effects.
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In one study, they showed participants an artificially darkened portrait of President Barack Obama — to maximally remind participants he's African American.
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Because social networks selectively transmit the most attention-grabbing content, these systems' output will evolve to be maximally likeable, clickable, and shareable.
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This badly misconstrues Lincoln's genius, which was never for conciliation but always for drawing the maximally tough line with minimal outward hysteria.
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For Messenger to keep expanding beyond its existing 1.3 billion users, it needs to do everything it can to be maximally accessible.
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We're maximally curious when we sense that the environment offers new information in the right proportion to complement what we already know.
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Trump and his administration have made it clear that they believe cities are obligated to help the government maximally enforce immigration law.
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The National Guard will function, according to New York University Global Affairs professor Mark Galeotti, as a sort of maximally loyalist Praetorian Guard.
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But the point is Trump's rise shows that a maximally pro-Israel GOP, even if just in rhetoric, is not necessarily guaranteed anymore.
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At the university's human performance lab, the runners donned alternately an average pair of running shoes and a pair of maximally cushioned shoes.
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Both countries largely got what they wanted—but the price was a set of institutions that was maximally insulated from any electoral rebuke.
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That, incidentally, is about the amount of money researchers at Princeton said one needs to earn in a year to be maximally happy.
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"A global health threat requires a maximally inclusive medical infrastructure that can comprehensively manage risks across the population," Michelle Chen wrote at NBC.
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That action also seems calibrated to maximally annoy the Chinese, who are simultaneously facing possible recession in a febrile and angry Hong Kong.
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There is a decent chance, given their personalities, that they will make each other maximally unattractive and go down in each other's death embrace.
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THE SECURITY BY NOT LETTING THE LEFT HAND KNOW WHAT THE RIGHT HAND IS DOING AWARD FOR KEEPING YOUR USERS MAXIMALLY UNSAFE To Yahoo!
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So Sessions is basically saying not only charge them maximally but that prosecutors are now tied to recommending the strongest sentence possible as well.
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Every episode in the five-year-old (!) series is worth watching, but binge-watch the series in its entirety for a maximally unsettling evening.
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So Trump would face a trade-off between maximally protecting his associates from legal jeopardy while still protecting their rights to plead the Fifth.
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"After spending a year trying to figure out how to make it maximally crunchy, I'm not leaving crunchiness out of the name," he says.
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I'm also seeing a lot of people posting on their Instagram Stories about staying in, sort of bragging about how maximally quarantined they are.
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I'm also seeing a lot of people posting on their Instagram Stories about staying in, sort of bragging about how maximally quarantined they are.
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That decision was undertaken with an eye toward making the composition of the electorate maximally favorable to Republicans, who were dutifully defending this decision yesterday.
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New tools from the field of synthetic biology could endow scientists with the frightening ability to design and manufacture maximally dangerous pathogens, leapfrogging natural selection.
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They are proudly experimental and maximally consequential, prone to creating externalities and especially disinclined to address or even acknowledge what happens beyond their rising walls.
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Whether there can be "meaningful" human value found at all on a site designed to be maximally addictive, at least in this earnings report, remains unexplored.
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He is far from anti-Israel, but his willingness to be anything less than maximally pro-Israel, even if just in rhetoric, is a symbolic break.
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But it has all started to come apart, because Trump is incapable of doing anything in a way that doesn't maximally embarrass himself or the country.
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As MSI's site suggests, though, it's great for companies that use warehouse-scale VR setups, or that want to set up maximally convenient public VR experiences.
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His works, maximally imaginative science-fiction plays designed for minimal budgets, teem with insectlike aliens ("The Honeycomb Trilogy"), futuristic drones ("Asymmetric") and mad scientists ("Frankenstein Upstairs").
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"Gender identity is maximally essentialist," Chu says, reversing the popular claim that gender identity is the liberating escape route from a genital-based logic of gender.
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These can be meaningfully formulated only by those who are directly involved in and therefore maximally well informed about the circumstances under which action is required.
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Because the people that we've shown who have won the race — those who have maximally fulfilled whatever philosophy they particularly espouse or believe in — are miserable.
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Because the people that we've shown who have won the race — those who have maximally fulfilled whatever philosophy they particularly espouse or believe in — are miserable.
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"Our method differs conceptually from current practice, as it preserves endogenous LECs and their natural environment maximally, and regenerates lenses with visual function," the Chinese group writes.
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That doesn't automatically render the executive order unconstitutional — in fact, there's a decent chance that a maximally cautious version of a visa ban could, ultimately, be upheld.
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Bearing in mind that the method by which an erection is attained may affect the measurement, do what you need to work up a maximally engorged subject.
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And for oral contraception to be maximally effective, you have to take it at the same time every day, which is a lot harder than it sounds.
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These kinds of maximally-produced deaths play into the tropes of the big-scale blockbuster films that they're emulating, and they often ring hollow because of it.
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Unless Trump gets mad that he was outshone by his maximally bland running mate, which could further interfere with his Zen heading into presidential debate No. 2.
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The Flow Table Lamp doesn't just illuminate, it invigorates, with a design that, contrary to its name, doesn't evoke water so much as a maximally pared bonsai tree.
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Because of the "premium attached to keeping temptation maximally distant," Adlerstein explained, pictures of women are blocked, in addition to naked newborns and naked or partially dressed men.
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These states have not been shy about expressing their concerns, and their preference that the US remain maximally hostile toward Iran, to virtually any American who will listen.
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"If a rational person...wanted maximally to radicalise the fundamentalist Muslim community," argues Ekaterina Sokirianskaia of the International Crisis Group, "they would need to use exactly these methods."
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Cruz staked out maximally conservative positions on most major issues, some of which are based on far-right economic theories or rely on wishful thinking about international affairs.
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In particular, the lower the marginal tax rate — the tax on the next dollar earned — the more likely it is that supply will grow, because production is maximally rewarded.
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The problem of mass communication in a liberal democracy is that of creating and conveying a maximally appealing message to an audience made up of groups with conflicting value systems.
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But more often, I suspect, the desire to permanently maintain sanctions is rooted in a simpler gut sense that adversaries are bad and so should be maximally opposed and punished.
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Facebook and other platforms should immediately release employees from traditional goals and performance evaluations, and suspend all nonessential tasks—as Amazon has already done—to maximally respond to the crisis.
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They had directions, more or less explicit, to stick with the official story and tell the set tale—that the inmates, in a maximally brutal fashion, had killed the hostages.
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But it does suggest that Trump offers them something — whatever theory of Trump's appeal you find most convincing — that is more powerful than their desire for a maximally pro-Israel candidate.
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Thanks to evolution, critters that find bitter foods maximally disgusting are critters that survive, and therefore the most disgusting taste will be the taste that you taste once and then die.
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Thanks to the multiple types of bristles and other cleaning surfaces of the Oral-B Pro-Health All-in-One Soft Bristle Toothbrush, every stroke of this brush is maximally productive.
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And for too long: The show, directed by Sash Bischoff, clocks in at more than three hours, with nearly a third of that time given over to maximally gratuitous dance sequences.
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Only with communication between policymakers and universities beyond the beltway can the United States be positioned to safeguard its value system at home and compete maximally across the ideological domain abroad.
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Hawks and most doves alike would like to see events in the region proceed in a direction maximally convenient for the United States, which makes economic, diplomatic, and military interventions inevitable.
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Or, perhaps more likely, he would think of it as a final demonstration of power and vindictiveness, bringing his political career, his stewardship of the Republican Party, to a maximally destructive conclusion.
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Fed by data about you in the cloud — and with the help of a virtual assistant — all of the machines will operate in perfect synchrony to enable a maximally efficient domestic life.
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Old-time civil rights leaders didn't have the luxury of requiring the presidents they dealt with to act as maximally free of racist sentiment as possible, and yet they got a lot done.
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On a spiritual level, it seems distasteful to imagine a living person as a piece being moved around on a narrative chessboard, his every move calculated to advance a maximally entertaining story line.
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Samsung's new Galaxy S9 generation is sure to dominate MWC 2018, but there'll be plenty more news made over the week that the show runs, so stay tuned to be kept maximally informed.
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Pragmatic Conservative members of Parliament may also be reluctant to risk giving the choice of a replacement to their party's grass-roots members, many of whom favor a maximally radical approach to Brexit.
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The Democrats running to replace Trump, for their part, have also mostly centered him as a maximally influential figure, explaining their deep concern about the ways in which Trump has reshaped the country.
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Now Republican state legislatures are using data and computer algorithms to purge inconvenient voters, gerrymander districts, institute racially motivated voter ID laws, and close key polling places in order to maximally suppress minority votes.
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"The 2020 election is an American Brexit — a maximally polarized vote where the risk is less the outcome than the political uncertainty of what the people voted for," Eurasia Group says in its report.
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It is estimated that even in a maximally electrified economy, we will still need as much as 100 billion gallons of renewable liquid hydrocarbon fuel each year (a third of what we use today).
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Read more " _____ Margaret Talbot in The New Yorker: "But Trump probably also likes Arpaio because the former sheriff represents in miniature what the president would like to be more maximally — a successful American authoritarian.
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To be a maximally effective anti-poverty plan, the LIFT Act would give full benefits to poor beneficiaries even if they're not working, and it would be combined with a child benefit like Sens.
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Denning House has also acquired two dye sublimation prints by Trevor Paglen: "Matterhorn (How to See Like a Machine) Brute-Force Descriptor Matcher; Scale Invariant Feature Transform" (2016) and "Lake Tenaya Maximally Stable Extremal" (2016).
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It's true that one of the Kardashians' most implausible qualities is the way their lives always find — likely with at least some guidance — the shape of maximally explosive tabloid drama (see: last summer's triple pregnancy).
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He and his colleagues have also written an algorithm that generates images specifically designed to maximally activate individual neurons in an effort to determine what they are "looking" for in a stream of input data.
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As we've seen, while natural gas supply might be partially decarbonized with RNG (say, 15 percent, being maximally generous), there is not enough RNG to get it to net zero, which is the ultimate destination.
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If, however, you do wish to try maximally — or minimally — cushioned shoes, visit your local running specialty store and wear a pair for a jog around the block to judge whether you enjoy how they feel.
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The two researchers analyzed a set of 13,535 individual waves, and estimated that maximally steep (aka really large) waves occur every 21 days, while less steep rogues rise twice per day in an open ocean storm.
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The Fine-Comfort Ride is designed to be flexible in its seat configuration, so that it can use used maximally by just one occupant, or rather as a meeting or communication and collaboration room for a group.
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"Alcohol is a toxin, and it can decrease the immune system's response and ability to fight off an infection maximally," says Ted Epperly, an Idaho-based physician and former president of the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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Deadpool's clearest divergence from the mainstays of the superhero film comes from its R rating, which is uncommon in a genre that tends to stay pretty strictly within the maximally accessible bounds of the PG-13 rating.
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Most prominently, Mr. Sessions last month announced a new policy on charging and sentencing, directing federal prosecutors to be maximally tough and pursue the most serious possible charges, even when they may carry mandatory minimum prison sentences.
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In Germany, on the other hand, the schismatic spirit isn't just a matter of the maximally online; the German church's current leaders are well-advanced in a coherent ideological project that could require a break with Rome.
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Mr. Avenatti, according to prosecutors, threatened that he would hold a news conference when it could maximally disrupt Nike: before its quarterly earnings call last week, which coincided with the start of the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament.
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These are games that are on the ground, that refuse to put us in the shoes of all-powerful, maximally-violent superheroes who can crush the world beneath their heels after they get enough levels and skill points.
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Though George W. Bush, then the president, encouraged both inclusion of Muslims and neutrality on Israel, polarization pulled some conservatives toward a zero-sum view of the conflict, in which maximally opposing Palestinians became a matter of identity.
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I'm Here for an Argument In Tucson, Trump supporters flow out of the Convention Center like a red-white-and-blue river, along hostile riverbanks made of protesters, who have situated themselves so as to be maximally irritating.
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"I do think that these are complicated decisions, and sometimes CDC and other authorities are responding to priorities and trying to get stuff done in a way that will maximally have positive impact without breaking the bank," she says.
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Or it could be a lack of manpower and time: Assange has never shied away from expressing his disdain for Hillary Clinton, and he certainly appears to have deliberately timed the release to maximally disrupt the proceedings of the DNC.
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Even the expert actors, Oseloka Obi and James Russell-Morley, are made maximally ordinary in their striped T-shirts and trainers, as if to demonstrate that they are just like most of the teenagers they are meant to perform for.
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These reports shift the onus of action onto the workers, who must be maximally educated, adept at multiple skills and willing to retrain to stay nimble in order to remain employed at the corporations that would otherwise automate them out of a job.
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Unlike a standard PDF, which is designed to take advantage of the fact it's made for a computer, PDF/A was designed to be maximally reproducible, to the point where it could replace a printed document if the original paper was lost.
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My vision of the maximally free, anarcho-capitalist society seemed to me an indispensable guiding light, a compass by which to steer a course through the rugged landscape of real-world politics toward the promised land — the ideally good and morally well-ordered society.
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And I think that's right, to a point, and it at least provides a rational narrative as to why Fortnite was able to appear, soak up lots of PUBG players, and then maximally expand far beyond the market bounds that PUBG was able to hit.
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When Ronald Reagan came into office in 1980, it looked like he might usher in a neoconservative era, but he marginalized the movement on its most cherished belief: that the US should be maximally hostile toward, and unceasingly seek the destruction of, the Soviet Union.
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Richeson believes it would be wise for demographers to stop using terms like "majority-minority America" — after all, whites will still be a plurality, and what good can come of framing America's trajectory in a way that leaves the single largest group feeling maximally threatened?
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It's how they distribute and program the masses of information users freely upload, creating maximally engaging order out of the daily human chaos they've tasked themselves with turning into a compelling and personalized narrative — without paying a massive army of human editors to do the job.
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Instead of targeted subsidies for new investments from one particular company, he and Trump want to offer a broad subsidy to allinvestment profits — old profits and new profits, real returns on productive investments and returns on monopoly rents — in the hopes of maximally catering to investor interests.
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"With narrow majorities on either side, there is a maximally favorable opportunity to seize the moment," said William A. Galston, a senior fellow in governance at the Brookings Institution who first aired a similar plan five years ago as a way to resurrect bipartisan coalition-building.
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And that profusion comes in the context of an election where Russia really did hack Democratic emails and release them in ways timed to maximally embarrass Clinton, and where Donald Trump Sr. repeatedly — and at great political cost — praised Vladimir Putin and undercut the anti-Russian NATO alliance.
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And that's how a bill that Trump didn't campaign on and didn't write and doesn't understand become his "signature legislation," and that's how its possible failure could be recast as proof that Trump isn't the closer he promised to be, even when he's maximally involved in the effort.
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The NCEO found in a 2017 survey that among workers age 28 to 34 — millennials maximally far from retirement — those who are employee-owners have 92% higher median household wealth, 33% higher income from wages, and 53% longer median job tenure than workers who are not employee-owners.
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Instead of targeted subsidies for new investments from one particular company, he and Trump want to offer a broad subsidy to all investment profits — old profits and new profits, real returns on productive investments and returns on monopoly rents — in the hopes of maximally catering to investor interests.
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Even a cheaper version of the Taycan would most likely cost more than the least expensive Panamera, which already costs about as much as the most fully blinged-out Tesla Model S (if you maximally trick out the highest-spec Model S, you're looking at something like $115,000).
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What Trump has done instead is appoint a lot of pro-business people to head regulatory agencies, and made it clear to them that he wants them to proceed in a maximally aggressive way with regard to how much deregulation it is legally possible to get away with.
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How video games help successful aging In contrast, species with long expected natural lifespans (which have reduced their mortality risk by evolving to a large size, or being able to fly or hibernate, or having a large brain) have already invested strongly, and perhaps maximally, in protecting their cells from ageing.
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Fantasists who aim for a maximally gritty or violent vision, fantasists who conjure a not-Africa or a not-Asia instead of the predictable northern-European setting, fantasists with a particular ideological purpose — in these cases, the political and sociological elements are likely to be stronger, the metaphysical element reduced.
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Taking a similar "sufficientarian" approach to the ethics of avoiding animal products, the aim is not to be absolutely vegan, or maximally vegan, but to be sufficiently vegan -- to make as much effort as feasible to reduce harm to animals for the sake of our diet -- we could call this a "vegantarian" diet.
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The all-electric car, which made its debut at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin today, is designed to provide maximally usable space for up to six passengers, and will make its official debut in service on roads beginning in Hamburg in 2018, where the company expects to put about 200 cars on the road at first.
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DOE's systems have used machine learning to search through a billion combinations of drugs to find those predicted to maximally inhibit a given tumor, to search through a billion hypothetical compounds to identify those with potential as new drug development candidates, to design new materials, to develop new algorithms to manage electric grid operations.
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" It is almost incomprehensible how bad Trump is at whipping votes, except it makes perfect sense when you realize that he is maximally vindictive while being minimally interested in the particulars of legislation—he's like Lyndon Johnson, if the only part of Johnson's political persona was "waves dick around at urinal to try to intimidate people.
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But now that the Mueller investigation has concluded that whatever the F.B.I. thought they saw happening was probably not, in fact, the kind of complex conspiracy suggested by Christopher Steele's infamous dossier and other maximally alarmist theories, it's reasonable to ask some more questions about the don't-call-it-spying carried out against the Trump campaign.
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And another would be the world we want to live in is a world where that information is maximally secure but with a proper court order that is served, you'd be able to obtain that information the same way with a search warrant that you can search someone's home or personal effects after it's been reviewed by a neutral magistrate.
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