He only recently discovered that he has a misaligned jaw.
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Current utility shareholder interests are misaligned with the public interest.
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Double vision is usually the result of a misaligned eye.
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AND, YOU KNOW, I DON'T THINK WE'RE MISALIGNED AT ALL.
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Floorboards original to the home mix with newer, misaligned ones.
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Tech companies and democracy's intentions are "fundamentally misaligned," he said.
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At the very least, it seems our incentives our misaligned.
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In fact, there is something misaligned about the whole structure.
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But it hasn't solved every nuance of Fashion Week's misaligned calendar.
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Naturally, this effect was exacerbated when they introduced more misaligned atoms.
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Prolonged thumb sucking can cause dental issues such as misaligned teeth.
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Initially that happens a lot, since so many of them are misaligned.
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Failing to differentiate between endangered and threatened species results in misaligned incentives.
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Activists exist in large part because insiders' interests are misaligned with shareholders.
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Some of the lower chords of the bridge seemed misaligned or bent.
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But in places where they were misaligned, the flow would be more difficult.
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I think their incentives are all misaligned and the compromise is so deep.
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Their model predicts a black hole with several concentric but misaligned rings of matter.
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Advertising as a business model creates inherently misaligned incentives with regard to data capture.
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And this is a place where I think, also, our national policies are misaligned.
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But the political spectrum for solutions on reducing gun violence may be completely misaligned.
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The maintenance backlog has ballooned so much thanks to the misaligned incentives politicians face.
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I can save her from poor construction, a misaligned zipper or the dread polyester.
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While they work fine, some of the ports are slightly misaligned on my review unit.
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Picasso will have dental surgery to correct a painful condition caused by his misaligned snout.
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But that accident was quickly attributed to a barge strike that had misaligned the tracks.
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With the complexity of the healthcare supply chain … it's easy for incentives to be misaligned.
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A closer crop of the same shot would suggest nothing of my misaligned camera settings.
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The misaligned incentives of the venture industry also contribute to the likelihood of founder rationalizations.
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The interests of both investor groups in Oi "are not necessarily misaligned," said the source.
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Efforts to-date are overly bureaucratic with misaligned resources and authorities that lack clear objectives.
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"He's either completely misaligned himself, or he's better organised than anyone in the market expects."
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The incentives of young, smart, ambitious people in technology are equally misaligned with conventional labor models.
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Within a few months, Gao and Cui mutually decided the partnership was misaligned, but remain friends.
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In 2007 he suggested that pressing two misaligned graphene sheets together might produce some novel properties.
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Misaligned teeth can put you at risk for tooth decay, gum disease, and even tooth loss.
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If the foot is injured or misaligned, the efficiency of upright human movement is exponentially decreased.
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There's a lot of good research into robust solutions, but the economic incentives are all misaligned.
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Far too often, however, institutions' programs are misaligned with employers' needs, and institutions are to blame.
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During that time, if a child's broken bone begins to heal misaligned, he must refracture it.
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PTC also prevents train-on-train collisions and stops a train from passing through misaligned tracks.
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He referred me to a website to get more information and yea—my eyes are probably misaligned.
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Misaligned reimbursement rates also force patients to pay higher out-of-pocket costs for treatment at HOPDs.
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If any students are still misaligned, I restate the verbal instruction differently, and see if it worked.
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N.C. Consortium for Middle East Studies appeared to be misaligned with the federal grant they had received.
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"The existing system is not only regrettable, it's evil," he said, citing soaring costs and misaligned incentives.
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To determine which patients need dental appliances, they look for abnormalities such as misaligned teeth or jaws.
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From misaligned titles and margins to inconsistent design elements, it would appear Apple's slipped up on the details.
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But unlike other holes, the plane of the disk and the hole may be "misaligned," Miller-Jones said.
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The log listed problems including metal shavings and contamination, broken or missing clips, and deformed or misaligned parts.
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"The business model is so obviously misaligned with this asymmetry of power between users and platforms," Harris said.
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Specialized software, Farid explained, could reveal that the shadows of the eagle and the kid were subtly misaligned.
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Center your look around a trendy, misaligned striped sweater in a verdant green and midnight black color scheme.
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You have to be custom-fitted for the North glasses, and the image can disappear entirely if they're misaligned.
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As a result, the British bank said that "the stars remain misaligned for an OPEC/non-OPEC freeze agreement".
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The threat of "misaligned goals"—a computer interpreting its program all too literally—hangs over the entire A.G.I. enterprise.
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And the LTSE wants to be home for companies that find the existing exchanges too misaligned with their thinking.
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Picasso has a misaligned snout that makes him look a bit unreal, like a subject in a Pablo Picasso painting.
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Few industries seem as fundamentally misaligned with their customers as banks boasting low rates while hiding the wallet-crippling fees.
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"The industry is misaligned, and the buy side can correct it if they want," Goldberg said in a phone interview.
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Curves are counted as matching even if they are slightly misaligned since not everyone writes at precisely the same slant.
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"Yesterday was the perfect example of expectations being misaligned with reality," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities.
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In business, misaligned beliefs on time and money can cost you dearly ― while getting aligned can become a force multiplier.
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As with many blockchain-based projects, zoom down to the user level and misaligned incentives appear for key market participants.
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The pricing structure was also misaligned in the company's stores relative to its online channel, where products were heavily discounted.
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JPMorgan's John Normand says investors are making an critical mistake that could leave them misaligned as the US economy slows.
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If they are misaligned, warnings of extreme cold could be rendered as empty threats after all is said and done.
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Think long waits at polling places, malfunctioning voting equipment, ballot design flaws, misaligned voters, or procedural missteps spotlighted during recounts.
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You see, misaligned teeth are tricky to clean, increasing your risk of tooth decay, gum disease, or even tooth loss.
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But releasing new AIs that are misaligned with ethical values inevitably contributes to changing the norms in the AI community.
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We've seen "text bombs," a rare jailbreak, missed calls, Siri snitching, misaligned text, and disappearing docks in this latest iOS release.
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But it would be inaccurate to deny the ways women's history has intentionally misaligned with black women's history in American history.
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The star and the disk of matter are slightly misaligned from the black hole's spin direction, so it produces the wobble.
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It was also misaligned with the skills our organization had grown to value, which meant in practice, we often ignored it.
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Rather than stepping up our game, however, we keep shooting ourselves in the foot with self-defeating rhetoric and misaligned policies.
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We see them in the midst of their wants and needs and hopes and dreams, a menagerie of paths consistently misaligned.
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The fee-for-service model is viewed as the primary blocker for change, but it's not the only misaligned financial incentive.
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At a more basic level, blockchain's decentralization is misaligned with the statutory authority of state regulators and the utilities they franchise.
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There are a number of tells, including asymmetrical faces, misaligned teeth, unrealistic hair, and ears that, well, just don't look like ears.
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Imagine driving through the desert for eight hours in a bus with a misaligned tire that causes it to constantly pull right.
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These problems ranged from the robots' arms landing in the wrong places, causing pipettes to break, to the spectrophotometers being badly misaligned.
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Granting due diligence showed that the company was "recognizing that there is difficulty in getting these obviously difficult, culturally-misaligned businesses together".
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I'm reminded that my communication style, according to the binary most people subscribe to, is misaligned with my gender and my body.
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However, their first encounter takes place at a time when both leaders seem to be misaligned mainly when it comes to Syria.
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When the 3D seemed to be misaligned during the unwanted trailers, I was genuinely worried there was going to be a riot.
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There's just one problem: consultants are horrifyingly misaligned with startups, as a recent discussion about how to be a great consultant attests.
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More or less since Nietzsche declared God "dead" nearly 140 years ago, popular wisdom has held that science and religion are irreparably misaligned.
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Some clients, worried about the misaligned incentives caused by law firms' sky-high hourly rates, insist on partial or full contingency-payment schemes.
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But its Home screen experience could still be more personalized and feels misaligned with the way you browse the rest of Hulu's app.
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We were such a misaligned band that even the odd bonding moments had a note of panicked desperation, which makes actual connection impossible.
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"People research" is broken: Finding participants is difficult and slow and with other platforms data is biased, low quality, and incentives are misaligned.
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When we first met, I was battling to extricate myself from a relationship with someone profoundly kind but with whom I was misaligned.
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"Sometimes hype can be misaligned with the size of the market, and it felt like streaming was one example of that," said Zhang.
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He did say that compensation was misaligned and that P&G was paying management for market share losses and bottom quartile profit growth.
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Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, although fellow Cubans, seem woefully misaligned with the majority of Hispanic values, despite pandering to have us believe otherwise.
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These include unpunished bad behavior, misaligned incentives, silenced whistleblowers or worse, and persistent personnel-related complaints from troubled operations — in other words, culture failures.
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Policymakers today are advancing bipartisan policies that break down barriers and reverse a number of misaligned incentives that can jeopardize the doctor-patient relationship.
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My prime focus for my first six months in Washington has been to bring transparency to our opaque and misaligned U.S. health care market.
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Because these devices push the lower jaw forward, users typically wake to a misaligned bite; often it corrects within minutes of removing the device.
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Because continuing resolutions freeze individual appropriations accounts at the same levels as last year, tens of billions of military dollars will therefore be misaligned.
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"You can have a misaligned currency that's very damaging to a trade relationship even if it's not manipulated or devalued," the administration official said.
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One reason that public perception and reality are so misaligned is the preoccupation with the costs of elite private colleges (which have indeed rocketed).
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" The walls were so misaligned, he said, "we had to get permission to go downstairs to the apartment below to put in a support column.
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Her bill offers economic statistics on the cost of misalignment (for instance, "Misaligned school schedules cost the United States economy $55,000,000,000 in lost productivity annually").
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If Facebook's negative impacts over the last year have taught us anything, it's that we should never underestimate the damage created by misaligned business models.
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These biases can cause educators to engage with students, colleagues and other school community members in destructive ways that are misaligned with their conscious values.
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Another unintended consequence of HSA rules that can be fixed through existing bipartisan language is the misaligned incentives related to complex chronic disease and wellness.
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Only 40 percent of adults are employed or looking for work, thanks largely to a federal minimum wage misaligned with the island's local market conditions.
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Why it matters: Startup founders used to be discouraged from taking any equity out of their still-private companies, under a theory that it misaligned interests.
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" When the long-term interests aren't considered, he added, "we do not hesitate to exercise our right to vote against incumbent directors or misaligned executive compensation.
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He also said the central bank needs to get away from a cycle of stop-go policies of creating artificial periods of boom through misaligned policies.
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National Transportation Safety Board Member Earl Weener told reporters that all preliminary information indicated the train's engineer acted properly and the track may have been misaligned.
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While V404 Cygni seems pretty strange to scientists now, future observations may find that these misaligned, trigger-happy back holes are more common than we thought.
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The problem is that if you bring in strategic investor too early while the company is still formative, the expectations have a tendency to become misaligned.
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If that mechanism, which moves after a train passes over it, is even a quarter of an inch misaligned, train traffic can come to a stop.
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The final set of experiments built on that finding, showing that ultimately it was a misaligned sense of fairness that led entitled people to ignore instructions.
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The drill bit used to create the hole was misaligned, leaving the tube about half a millimeter too thin along one small portion of its circumference.
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However, the most common consequence of prolonged thumb sucking is malocclusion, or misaligned, crooked teeth, says Dr. Adam S., Harwood, DMD, an endodontist in New York.
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Litt said externally managed REITs, such as NRF, have historically struggled to gain institutional investor support, given the "misaligned incentives" between the manager and the REIT.
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It will study the effects of abuses such as the dumping of products below costs, unfair subsidies, "misaligned" currencies and "non-reciprocal" trade practices by other countries.
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The writers need them to be together for extra conflict and drama even though their goals are misaligned and because they've become the show's most significant characters.
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The angle of attack indicator displays the readings of the two sensors, and the disagree light is then activated if those sensors are misaligned with one another.
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The interest alignment, for Livingston, was crucially different from an advertising-based model, which can cause severely misaligned incentive structures for all parties involved, as we've seen.
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Paik filled the building's wings with a thumping rock soundtrack and deliberately misaligned moving images; he highlighted Venice's connection with Mongolia via the travels of Marco Polo.
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The parents noticed he was blind, deaf, had a shaved head and a feeding tube, "was jerking violently and howling" and had misaligned teeth, the lawsuit says.
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Technical hurdles notwithstanding, it is misaligned with the realities of a world where fossil fuel consumption is increasing and energy technology needs in emerging economies are growing.
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Years of political football and misaligned incentives have taken ideas initially meant to serve the American taxpayer and warped them into unnavigable mazes of kickbacks and bureaucracy.
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A switch was left misaligned and Amtrak ran into the parked freight locomotive before it could stop killing the two Amtrak head-end crew in locomotive cab.
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The breakout character in this Pixar sequel is Forky, a humble and dimwitted little spork with pipe-cleaner arms, misaligned googly eyes and Popsicle sticks for feet.
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He had misaligned the buttons on his gray pin-striped shirt, and the rings around his deep-blue eyes made him look like a sandy-haired raccoon.
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"You can kind of draw parallels to things today like in the venture-capital world or some of the misaligned incentives that you see at certain companies."
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But officials' fixation on reducing this offense are misaligned, activist groups say, especially when these policies are likely to affect low-income riders and communities of color.
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" Otto's parents claim "they also noticed that his once straight teeth were now misaligned and had been forced into abnormal positions, particularly in the front of his mouth.
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In this series, Grotjahn utilized Renaissance perspectival systems and vanishing points — often misaligned — to evoke the illusion of depth while depicting a radiating form on a flat surface.
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He says that "the students coming out of schools are misaligned with the needs of industry today," and floats charter schools and more vocational-technology programs as solutions.
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" "First edition first printings will have the number line 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 and a block of misaligned text on page seven.
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But if it helped me as much as it did, I can only imagine how helpful it would be to others who experience general discomfort from misaligned posture.
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It saves him from seeing protracted throwing motions, hopelessly misaligned hips and shoulders, and other mechanical injustices he has spotted among the league's growing list of struggling passers.
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He developed scoliosis at a young age, which gives him lower-back trouble, and though he has stopped growing, his hips have been left misaligned by several inches.
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But Kristin Clarke, president of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, said the project is "misaligned" with the central objectives of the department's civil rights division.
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The stakes in court seemed perpetually misaligned to their moment: graphic, dire testimony as cellphones rang and the lawyers squabbled and Al flipped through his New York Post.
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It's true that many startups attacking the real estate have chosen to disintermediate agents on the premise that their motivations are misaligned with those of the consumers they represent.
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The model presents evidence that if the individual black hole's gravitational wave-producing pairs spin like the ones in our own galaxy do, then the distant pairs are misaligned.
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It is a full retreat from science-based health and nutrition principles, is severely misaligned with today's research, and could be considered a human rights violation of young Americans.
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It's just one of many quirks in iOS 11, including strange UI problems in the Music app, regularly misaligned text in the App Store, vanishing docks, and rotation issues.
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"This is something that is always very hard for shareholders to swallow, but oftentimes directors have to make the tough call to give compensation that looks misaligned," Shah said.
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A report by the American Consumer Institute details how the interests of PBMs are fundamentally misaligned with the interests of both consumers and employers who sponsor prescription drug plans.
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There is America's large and structural trade deficit with that region caused by misaligned tariffs and trade practices — that is the first set of problems that Washington must address.
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But other times, it creates misaligned incentives -- decisions about whether a patient receives a service in a hospital or in a doctor's office is influenced by how Medicare pays.
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There is still an open political process with market incentives, and when a politician is too misaligned with her district, the market will deliver an alternative in the next election.
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The poor are being marginalized and misaligned in many ways because a lot of the programs that we have — well-intentioned as they may be — are discouraging and disincentivizing work.
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And the current manifestation of the platform ecosystem that takes into account shareholder, and user, and creator, and advertiser, has misaligned incentives that create broad problems for the creative class.
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A senior U.S. official told Reuters that the administration is shifting its attention from countries that "manipulate" their currencies to currencies that are "misaligned," even if the imbalance is unintentional.
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Just make sure you check that all the buttons on the controller are working correctly: one of the important trimbuttons on my controller was misaligned and extremely hard to press.
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Moody's Investors Service said in February that misaligned incentives between China's central and regional and local governments are an obstacle to economic reform and rebalancing, and thus a credit negative.
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Unfortunately, this limited authority and misaligned expertise are major reasons why our health care system is so inefficient and ineffective; and why efforts to reform it have been so difficult.
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The word was built on a misaligned foundation; no amount of awareness can change the fact that it's the already-powerful who tend to experience empowerment at any meaningful rate.
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A quirk of the dynamics means that a so-called polar misalignment should be possible, but until now we had no evidence of misaligned disks in which these planets might form.
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It's the same reason I accept Siri's misaligned judgment to send me to the Duane Reade pharmacy on the other side of town instead of the one a few blocks closer.
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However, actual patient outcomes are often overlooked in measuring quality and value for reimbursement purposes, leading to confusion, misaligned market incentives and, often times, rewarding process over effective treatments or cures.
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You can limit the risk of misaligned interests, and increase your flexibility, by raising only the money you need and managing the post-money valuation to better balance dilution against upside.
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Insurers are more open to change, but are difficult customers due to their inability to change provider group behavior, lack of direct connection to the patient, and, again, misaligned financial incentives.
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"We find little evidence that the stock price response to a downgrade differs significantly when the downgrade is announced by an analyst who is ideologically misaligned with the president," the researchers wrote.
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Some analysts are reluctant to be too optimistic about the prospects of further gains, given that supply and demand are still misaligned to the tune of some 1 million barrels a day.
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While its clipboard form-factor should keep paper neatly in place, if your paper moves, the device is unable to compensate for that and your drawing or notes will ultimately be misaligned.
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Astrophysicists can infer whether the black holes' spins were aligned or misaligned during a collision based on the resulting gravitational waves, a stat that could help them figure out how they formed.
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Back inside, Goldhagen pointed out shoddy construction details: mismatched reflective panels, misaligned molding joints, a wall from which half-dollar-size pieces of wood veneer had fallen away, revealing the particleboard beneath.
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In the past, factories did not trust machines to place pricey chips because robotic arms could break them if a circuit board was slightly misaligned when fed into the machine, Hanspal said.
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While Wurmfeld's calibrations adhere to a system, we are entranced by our experience of the colors, the way our eyes mix them — something his work shares with Anoka Faruqee's carefully misaligned patterns.
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Because the spin axis of the black hole is misaligned, frame-dragging also warps part of the disk, causing an intense wobbling that is responsible for the jets shooting off in different directions.
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The presence of Pin-Ups for Vets volunteers and their merchandise could also be misaligned with VA's policy prohibiting gender harassment and seeking to uphold best practices for employee equity, diversity, and inclusion.
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Misaligned systems are more likely to be created by stars that collapsed into black holes separately, then became gravitationally entangled once they were already in black hole form, explaining their mismatched spin characteristics.
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Switching from a standard laptop to this one means getting used to a trackpad that feels misaligned, and even when I adjusted to it I still inadvertently right-clicked from time to time.
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I'm also concerned that some proposed legislative reforms could inflict fresh injury by imposing inappropriate restrictions and costly, burdensome reporting requirements that are misaligned with the actual work being done by these providers.
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Access to platforms like Twitter and Facebook have brought about knowledge and communication democracy in countries where information flows were previously controlled by misaligned governments or simply not possible due to poor infrastructure.
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On MTurk, the misaligned incentives create a race to the bottom: Winners are those who complete the most "HITs" per hour, or those who spin up bots to complete "HITs" on their behalf.
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Property owners can and should identify and remediate problems quickly and in a cost-effective way, fulfilling the true intent of the ADA while removing the misaligned financial incentives that drive predatory lawsuits.
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"Beijing is saying they have a plan for greater opening, and I think like everything in China the time frame is misaligned with U.S. time frames, " Wells told CNBC at the Singapore FinTech Festival.
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The bottom line: "The hype is so preposterously misaligned with economic reality that inevitably there's going to be this disastrous crash in expectations and people are going to call it a failure," Moffett said.
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The Ivanpah Plant (Image: ISEGS)Misaligned mirrors are being blamed for a fire that broke out yesterday at the world's largest solar power plant, leaving the high-tech facility crippled for the time being.
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Yes but lack of diversity and misaligned incentives in senior leadership and teams can lead to an under-assessing of the true cost (to brand, to user experience) of "bad" content on the platform.
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In Gribbin's mind, the biggest flaw in the U.S.' approach to infrastructure — also raised in our conversation with infrastructure expert Phil Plotch — is the misaligned incentive system that encourages bad behavior from all parties.
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The analyst found a misalignment in the Model 3's glass roof, body panel gaps, rubber trim issues around windows and misaligned seams in the interior ceiling of the car, according to his note.
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Democratic spending is significantly misaligned with the pillars of the party's electoral advantage, and campaigns throw away millions of dollars on ineffective ads while neglecting efforts to mobilize the rapidly growing ranks of minorities.
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Faces created with AI can have smudged or out-of-place hair, facial asymmetry, misaligned or strangely-sized teeth, differences of color around the edge of a face, and generally painterly or surreal details.
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There is a conceptual issue that I worry that gets bungled together — and when you try to compare the two or pull one away from the other, the beauty of the process gets misaligned.
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Why it matters: The candidates' clash represents a growing rift within the Democratic party between moderates and progressives, who are increasingly finding themselves misaligned on issues including health care, immigration and approaches to legislating.
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Although the United States was initially reluctant to lead the global effort to curb ISIS, it later decided to take initiative only to find out that Turkey's preferences were simply misaligned with the Obama administration's.
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Misaligned money values are one of the biggest issues in relationships, and I'm a firm believer that if this was talked about earlier you could deal with it together and become closer as a result.
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He regarded the decision in 2015 to pour resources into MTV News — which hired, among others, several prominent journalists from Bill Simmons's old website, Grantland — as misaligned with the network's mission and pulled the plug.
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The mission is a long series of catastrophes and setbacks: dangerously cold temperatures, ice-rimed instrument boards, leaking water, misaligned solar panels, shorted-out boards, a power housing smashed by an asteroid, and on and on.
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Distortions occur when the market becomes misaligned with fundamentals and PE ratios expand or collapse to unsustainable levels, with the late 1990s tech bubble and the post-Lehman wreck being the two most notable extreme examples.
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"The combination of financial market volatility, the government shutdown and trade tensions created a trifecta of anxiety and uncertainty impacting spending and might also have misaligned the seasonal adjustment factors used in reporting data," he said.
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The battery case is designed for the iPhone X, but it worked perfectly with my iPhone XS; the only cons are the misaligned speaker grilles and no wireless charging support, but I can live without both.
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But if people have an eye misalignment that's present in early childhood, sometimes the young brain adapts to it such that at times when the eyes may be misaligned, there is no perception of double vision.
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The IMF blog emphasized that global external imbalances are not grossly misaligned and repeated the fund's view that China's external position, which includes the value of the yuan, was broadly in line with fundamentals in 2018.
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Mandate enforcement: Trump has signaled he doesn't want the IRS to break a sweat enforcing the individual mandate — another tool to help improve the misaligned risk pools that are contributing to premium hikes in the exchanges.
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Participants who shake hands at the onset of negotiating a hypothetical job offer or car sale are significantly more likely to share information (if their incentives are aligned) or lie less (if their incentives are misaligned).
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Sometimes their eyes will be slightly misaligned or their legs super long — it's these weird inconsistencies that give the characters their personality and I wouldn't achieve that if I tried to work these characteristics in on purpose.
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The lessons on fixing the scan platform helped recover Voyager 2 after a camera became misaligned in 1981, which could have jeopardized the science of the craft during its Uranus encounter (and thus, its Neptune encounter too).
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Grinding your teeth at night, clenching your jaw during the day, and biting your nails can traumatize tooth ligaments, and having a misaligned bite pattern can also make you more susceptible to recurring ligament injuries, she says.
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She walks away from a conversation while somebody's speaking to her to correct a misaligned painting nobody else noticed, she becomes distressed among the crowd of people saying she's out of her element and doesn't understand them.
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Just like an ergonomic chair, if you don't know anything about the geometry of your back, then everyone's sitting in these chairs that are just misaligned because no one's ever looked at what is the geometry of backs.
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In this episode, she discusses her early days building Facebook's design team, misaligned industry expectations for design leaders and executives and what kind of work she thinks young designers just getting into the industry would benefit from most.
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Maybe it is that dramatically misaligned juxtaposition of aliveness against death that wrenches apart both the imagined intimacies and the structural distances between artists and their fans, or artists and their fellow artists, or public figures and publics.
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Policy makers need to resist the headlines and focus on the real problem that directly harms millions of Americans: the astounding number of errors in the credit reports that are the result of misaligned economic and legal incentives.
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For years, the euro area drastically lagged the United States: where America began a sustained recovery in late 2009, Europe, buffeted by debt crises and the problems of misaligned costs among member nations, continued to suffer into 2013.
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This is kind of similar to how Valley outsiders perceive the so-called SV bubble, too (not the financial one, but rather the somewhat insular overall culture) but in the case of government, the goals are even more misaligned.
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Many of the airline's middle managers are "misaligned" with Parker's call at a recent leadership conference for better labor relations that will bring all employees in line with a push to make American the best airline, the letter said.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Olympic organizers have pledged to remove all traces of the misaligned Chinese flags that keep popping up during the Games, including at the Opening Ceremony parade and during the women's shooting medal ceremony.
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Here's my take on what the real challenges in working with existing healthcare enterprises are: Provider systems, including doctor's offices and hospitals, have two primary challenges in adopting digital health products: misaligned financial incentives and a change-averse culture.
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It's an early example of the harms that misaligned AI can cause as deep learning becomes more and more capable in coming years, and a reminder of what can go awry when politicians mistake technical solutions for political solutions.
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But the idea is, you want to get people who are fresh out of industry, they really understand industry best practices, and then you don't want them to go and get their incentives misaligned or to situate themselves in government forever.
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"This may represent the first direct evidence for chaotic accretion in an [active galactic nucleus], where accretion discs are generally misaligned to the black hole spin," according to the paper published recently in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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While we can pin some of the difficulties to misaligned incentives, gamesmanship, or outdated business models, some of the friction in infrastructure development exist purely as a result of the deep complexity that underpins any project of such immense scale.
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One of the safety features that could have helped the crew members struggling with keeping the planes in the air was a warning light, called a disagree light, that would go on if the plane's angle of attack sensors were misaligned.
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In a scene that required me to hit a number of buttons in sequence in order to escape a room, the tracking between the physical and the digital seemed so misaligned that I was unable to solve the puzzle altogether.
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"As our business grew, there started being a class of larger companies in apparel and beauty that wanted to bring products to stores but the product experience was misaligned with what they wanted to do," b28ta CEO Vibhu Norby told TechCrunch.
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"Depriving French people of their freedom to choose (their treatment) is totally misaligned with the demands and needs of patients," Boiron said in a statement, adding it had been due to meet Buzyn this Thursday and was shocked by the decision.
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You've got a reference — I don't know if it's in the book or one of the articles I was reading — where you talked about like your hair being misaligned by an eighth of an inch and getting notes about it. Yeah.
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"Vision screening is important to detect problems that cause amblyopia, which is when an eye gets shut off by the brain, usually because it is misaligned or because of an asymmetric need for glasses between the eyes," Donahue said by email.
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"This proposal would also fix the misaligned incentives in the system that currently result in insurers and pharmacy benefit managers favoring medicines with high list prices," said Stephen J. Ubl, the chief executive of PhRMA, a trade group for drug makers.
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The Freedom Caucus chose Trump, but along with the power they brought, they had to accept some things that misaligned with their worldview: deficit-busting budgets and the abandonment of cuts or other changes to programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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This depression was made worse by an elite consensus, in the teeth of the evidence, that the root of Europe's troubles was not misaligned costs but fiscal profligacy, and that the solution was draconian austerity that made the depression even worse.
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" The gush of money, they cautioned, "may be too much, too fast for a sector that still has not fully solved core business model issues and may struggle under the high growth expectations and misaligned incentives of many venture capitalists.
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We also need to focus on the incentives facing banks and their employees," Dudley told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. "After all, misaligned incentives contributed greatly to the financial crisis and continue to affect bank conduct and behavior.
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Clear aligners, around since the 1970s, can now be generated from 3-D scans electronically sent to a manufacturer along with X-rays, photos and a detailed prescription from the orthodontist directing how to address misaligned teeth, known as malocclusions.
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Not a lot of people understand what it means to be cross-eyed, but the truth is it's a condition called strabismus, in which one eyeball can look directly at an object from any angle; the other is misaligned inward (known as esotropia).
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"Open Banking provides an instructive example of how policy intervention can overcome technical and co-ordination challenges and misaligned incentives by creating an adequately funded body with the teeth to drive development and implementation by the nine largest financial institutions," it suggests.
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The figure's misaligned, oversized eyes, reflecting how most of us feel when facing a sheaf of IKEA assembly instructions, add a pathetic, funny note to the painting, which measures 60 by 48 inches and is one of the largest in the show.
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While the Obama administration estimated $17 billion was lost to investors receiving investment advice where certain incentives may be misaligned, the report failed to recognize whether the overall value of that advice improved decision-making by that investor leading to a net benefit.
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A REPORT IN FOCUS: COMPANIES FACE CYBERSECURITY HURDLES: A new survey commissioned by the Center for Strategic and International Studies and produced by Intel Security examines how "misaligned incentives" at companies across country borders and industries are working against their cybersecurity efforts.
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" Indeed, in an interview with Billboard published online last week, Thug spoke to the ways in which his own parents could react to style that misaligned with gender: "When I was 12, my feet were so small I wore my sisters' glitter shoes.
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On Monday, a U.S. congressman from Washington state called attention to the slow rollout of Positive Train Control, a system designed to automatically stop a train to prevent derailments caused by excessive speed, collisions with another train or passage through misaligned tracks.
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"The 'recapitalize and release' crowd has been working hard on this narrative for the past several years; essentially arguing for collective amnesia regarding the crony capitalism, misaligned incentives and overreaching that generated an enormous housing bubble and widespread economic devastation," he said.
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I often worry that our incentive structures — at the individual and collective level — are so misaligned with our actual interests that it's almost impossible to imagine us making the sort of smart, long-term decisions we'll have to make to navigate the future.
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" But he admitted that the Obama "short game" was lacking because "we misaligned ends and means, promising too much, on the one hand — declaring 'Assad must go' and setting 'red lines' — and applying tactical tools too grudgingly and incrementally, on the other.
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There are a number of ways to detect AI-generated video, ranging from digital artifacts in the audio and video, misaligned shadows and lighting, and human anomalies that can be detected by machine, like eye movement, blink rate and even heart rate.
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Wirth had to solve seemingly intractable technical challenges, including scanning misaligned incisors, developing algorithms to overcome underbites, pioneering new manufacturing process, convincing the FDA to clear the product and then selling it across the country — armed only with an English lit degree and an MBA.
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So although the Times article suggests that Uber's interest is misaligned with drivers', the opposite is true: it's in our interest to ensure that drivers have a paying passenger as often as possible because they're more likely to keep using our app to earn money.
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The book documents the poetic "mistakes" of the Incompiuto: the four-story carpark with no exit, the escalator rising absurdly out of an empty field, a causeway where two stretches of road approach each other, only to stop short — slightly misaligned — and never meet.
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Green said that a "portion" of Navy SEALS are "ethically misaligned with our Culture," saying "the root of our problem begins with members who fail to correct this behavior within their sphere of leadership and prioritize this misalignment over the loyalty to Navy and Nation."
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In his current exhibition, Sanford Wurmfeld: Variations, at Minus Space (March 2–April 163, 2019), the artist uses the color theories of Arthur Pope, who taught at Harvard for 43 years (1906–1949), as a starting point, exploring its basic tenets through his own deliberately misaligned grids.
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At Carpenters Workshop, a design gallery in a Fifth Avenue penthouse, you'll find "Architectures," a selection of Lagerfeld's consoles, occasional tables, lamps and mirrors, all made of white or black marble, which recycle Greco-Roman motifs in assorted goofy manners (misaligned legs, columns with half-finished fluting).
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Before uploading "Musty" and "Bottle Service" to SoundCloud in December 2016, Shoreline Mafia made geographically indistinct trap raps that, while good enough to earn the group a fervent and hyper-local following, were misaligned with the bare home-invasion soundtracks being created south of the 10 Freeway.
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This groundbreaking new observation has shown that, in cases where the disk of matter from a star and a nearby black hole's spin are misaligned, the black hole can fling jets around, making it appear to wobble like an enormous top over the span of just a few hours.
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The brain's clock can get misaligned by being stimulated at the wrong time of day, she said, such as from caffeine in the afternoon or evening, digital screen use too close to bedtime, or even exercise at a time of day when the body wants to be winding down.
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While we are not allowed to discuss the contents of the full report, we can say that it contains volumes of new information — information that leads to a more complete understanding of how this program happened, and how it became so misaligned with our values as a nation.
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Combining those estimates with the latest study leads to a rough conclusion that replacing an analyst who is politically aligned with the president with an analyst who is ideologically misaligned leads to a difference in bond yields of 5.23 basis points and a 0.76 percent percentage-point difference in firm investment.
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The V30's second camera is so wide that it's not always going to look great, and there is something about the quality of it that feels a little gross sometime — as if a GoPro had gotten knocked around a little too much and the lens was just so slightly misaligned.
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People come to us because they really like hearing that, because as an entrepreneur you can be — and I've been in this position — where you're aligned with your investors in terms of wanting to build something really big, but you can get misaligned in terms of really the purpose of that thing.
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Historically the labels' relationship with YouTube has been fraught, as are most cases of misaligned incentives: YouTube is in the content hosting business, which means it's fighting for eyeballs; the labels, on the other hand, are in the content business, which means the things they produce must be captivating to an audience and scarce.
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To address these misaligned incentives, I recommend the following compensation structure for bank executives: incentive compensation should consist only of restricted stock and restricted stock options — restricted in the sense that the executive cannot sell the shares or exercise the options for one to three years after his or her last day in office.
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Yet, because of the many misaligned incentives in our current healthcare system, health coverage has not kept pace with medical innovation, and some patients are forced to pay much more out of pocket for innovative therapies like these than they would traditional IV therapies — even if the therapies have the same price to the insurer.
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The decay of highways, bridges, waterworks, electric grids, railways, and communication networks, amid budgetary constraints and misaligned incentives, may be of much greater consequence than a rash of flat tires and broken axle shafts on Francis Lewis Boulevard, but the same principle pertains: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. ♦
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If the spins were in the opposite direction from the orbits or misaligned, then one of the black holes could have formed and another one passed by and got trapped in an orbit by the gravity, and could have even formed in some strange black hole nursery, something scientists certainly haven't observed in the Milky Way.
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But the agency has previously identified 22012 train accidents since 22012 that killed some 22012 people and injured 20113,22011 that could have been prevented had trains and tracks been equipped with Positive Train Control (PTC), a system that automatically slows speeding trains, prevents train-on-train collisions and stops a train from passing through misaligned tracks.
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"While accommodative monetary policies over an extended horizon may have unintended consequences for certain sectors in the form of excessive risk-taking and misaligned asset prices, we do not currently see any broad-based evidence of excesses in the behavior of banks and other financial institutions and valuations of euro area asset prices," Draghi said in a statement.
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"While accommodative monetary policies over an extended horizon may have unintended consequences for certain sectors in the form of excessive risk-taking and misaligned asset prices, we do not currently see any broad-based evidence of excesses in the behaviour of banks and other financial institutions and valuations of euro area asset prices," Draghi said in a statement.
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"In the last 10 years we've come to recognize that there are circadian clocks or oscillators in every cell in the body, and if you're misaligned with your circadian clock, that's going to affect all kinds of functions," said Dr. Judith Owens, the director of sleep medicine at Boston Children's Hospital and the lead author of the new study.
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Meanwhile, there's a strong economic case for complementary policies like increased government spending on energy R&D to develop new low-carbon technologies (which the private sector underinvests in) or efficiency standards for when incentives to save energy are misaligned (for instance, landlords have less incentive to invest in efficient appliances if their renters are paying the bills).
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Woodstock '99 is different in that there has been no cultural or political break from the toxicity it's come to symbolize; there's been only a continuous ramping up of national viciousness, a through line of misaligned aggression, leading up to Trump's America, where gleeful brutality is policy and Kid Rock in the White House isn't an almost-too-obvious joke.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE just made his first big mistake: he ignored his gut, bowed to misguided advice, and choose a running mate who is not just misaligned with his message, but also adds no real tactical value to the GOP ticket.
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A long, long time ago, a pair of black holes collided with such power that they created ripples in…Read more ReadThere's even a chance the black holes formed during the Big Bang—those black hole pairs would also have misaligned spins but would spin much more slowly than the black holes in the Milky Way, according to a Nature commentary written by Steinn Sigurðsson from the Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics at Pennsylvania State University.
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The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) represents most of the nation's largest drug and biopharmaceutical research companies, including the three major manufacturers of insulin in the US. "Although PhRMA has not taken a position on these specific proposals, broadly speaking we support addressing the misaligned incentives in the pharmaceutical supply chain that have resulted in some patients with diabetes paying more for their insulin than their insurance company," PhRMA said in a statement to CNN.
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"For too long, we have asked our military to stoically carry a 'success at any cost' attitude as they work tirelessly to accomplish the mission with now inadequate and misaligned resources, simply because the Congress could not maintain regular order," Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE said in a speech Friday.
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Here are some of the common titles you'll find: • Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) • Certified Public Accountant (CPA) • Certified Financial Planner (CFP) • Wealth Manager • Investment Consultant • Personal/Private Banker • Insurance Agent/Broker Regardless of their specialty or certification, the way most of these advisers make money can be grouped into four categories: • Commission from the products they sell • A percentage of "assets under management" (AUM) • Flat fee for services • Salary Depending on how the financial adviser is paid (ie: commission), there may be a conflict of interest and misaligned incentives.
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Fine, I'll take a paragraph break, but I'm not done: a tale of how not to apologize (clue: don't try to exercise draconian control over your employees' personal social media accounts on the same day you're publicly apologizing for your previous draconian mistreatment of them); of the sacrifices required to build a startup; of how the real problem boils down to mismanagement and misaligned incentives, and the rest is noise; of how what previous generations considered shitty but acceptable boss behavior is now judged as completely unacceptable toxic abuse.
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