It would also be much more approachable than a motorcycle!
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It's not a pushover, mind you, but it's way more approachable.
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Lauritzen decided on a softcover because it felt more approachable and readable.
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Perhaps more importantly, Nissan made the new Leaf look far more approachable.
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That makes it, perhaps, a more approachable camera to a photography newbie.
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How can we make our games more approachable for people with disabilities?
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So, may we suggest the far more approachable Space Seating Professional AirGrid?
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The Maisel tie-in can make the Haggadah more "approachable," he said.
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Mr. Hughes relaxed after that; the mistake made her seem more approachable.
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New year, new goals: some of them lofty, some a little more approachable.
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This helps referrals, Friedensohn notes, because it makes the service feel more approachable.
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They might be less flexible than Coda, but they also feel more approachable.
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The new frappuccino isn't as 'Grammable, but it also sounds much more approachable.
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You'll save yourself time and frustration and enjoy a crisper, more approachable tablet.
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The best place to start is to become more approachable and smile often.
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Switching to an algorithm-based system, like Facebook's, could make the experience more approachable.
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But he is slightly more approachable in person than I thought he would be.
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At the same time, Farpoint is also much more approachable than typical console shooters.
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And, at $1,380, it's a little more approachable compared to the nearly $2,000 Fold.
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And compared to GoPro's professional 360-degree solutions, it's a much more approachable camera.
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The changes will undoubtedly make both services more approachable, and will likely boost engagement.
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Rather than sitting in the palace and praying, he made the emperor more approachable.
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Twitter has been struggling for quite some time to make its service more approachable.
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Being a woman, I'm more approachable and less suspicious which works to my advantage.
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XLOOKUP is "more powerful than INDEX/MATCH and more approachable than VLOOKUP," McDaid wrote.
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It's common sense that flashing a smile makes you look friendlier and more approachable.
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Politicians use them for instance, to make themselves sound more approachable to the general public.
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What's different is that Capcom has put this core into a much more approachable context.
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Fortunately, there are obviously more approachable verticals for the company to tackle in the meantime.
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Even though the subjects were technical, I tried to render them in more approachable language.
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We want to see what we can do to make that more approachable for people.
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Other companies rolling out turntables (at more approachable prices) include Crosley, Audio-Technica and Onkyo.
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The whole look is designed to be cleaner and more approachable than most e-bikes.
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That's a good thing for photos, and it makes the device more approachable for regular consumers.
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The producing, the software editing, that was more approachable than learning how to play the piano.
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I found these exercises much more approachable than immediately trying to sit still for 10 minutes.
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But it's also about turning a gadget into something far more approachable, and far more mainstream.
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"The price of $15 or $25, depending on the city, is way more approachable," he added.
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In broad strokes, the ES103 is simply a more affordable, more approachable version of the ES8.
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Elder Sign is far more approachable than Arkham Horror, and takes significantly less time to play.
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But with features like watch or Nintendo's beefed up ports, it makes this process more approachable.
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But if you put kawaii nuance on such products, maybe such items can be more approachable.
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The back-and-forth patter between the two stars also makes this a more approachable movie.
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The group has found that having therapy on the beach makes it more approachable for veterans.
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By and large, they have found him more approachable than they expected, but much less informed.
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Bruno said he generally likes Young more than Harrison because Young is more approachable on court.
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The 2016s are not as ripe and powerful, for example, as the 2015s, and more approachable.
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People with dogs are often perceived to be more approachable, happier and more empathetic, research shows.
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It's a much more attractive, smaller and, maybe more approachable, nightstand-friendly version of that device.
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In 2012, he set out to make something more approachable that didn't just attract ergonomics wonks.
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But all the additions that aim to make the game more approachable only work for so long.
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A great number of them (81%) believe that people who use emojis are friendlier and more approachable.
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It's a lot to parse, but Blue Crow Media aspires to make it more approachable and digestible.
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In fact, its more approachable take on the fighting genre makes it perfect for playing with friends.
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Phelps' sister Hilary says that his therapy in rehab may have made Phelps more approachable to teammates.
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"Kim Jong Un might bring good looking female bodyguards to embody a more approachable image," Ahn said.
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He redesigned the house's signature bee motif, too, more approachable and adorable in its cartoony new iteration.
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The screen in the front can be shown as eyes, making Olli 2.0 more approachable and anthropomorphic.
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"I was interested in cheaper groceries, dive bars, more approachable restaurants — that kind of stuff," he said.
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Sometimes the easiest way to make technology more approachable is by putting a friendly face on it.
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But Solomon eventually decided that sharing more of his personal life with subordinates makes him more approachable.
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Moon draws comparisons with Europe and the United States to make his point for a more approachable government.
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" But he added that "There are newer technologies that build off of blockchain and make it more approachable.
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Lego Boost, though, is immediately more approachable and cheaper than anything Lego has done in this space before.
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This makes Rock Band VR more approachable than its predecessors, but without failure, it struggles to provide feedback.
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It makes a big difference, and it turns an often intimidating genre into something a lot more approachable.
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Although the company is becoming more exclusive, Luis said that Coach is "much more approachable" than its competitors.
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But making smart glasses more approachable is incredibly important if gadgets like this ever hope to catch on.
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It's exclusive to the Pixel for a short time and it's certainly more approachable than other VR headsets.
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Oysters and craft beer work just as well as oysters and Champagne, but in a more approachable way.
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Anova's wheel and button panel are more approachable to average consumer, including Luddites who do not use smartphones.
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" Now, with the emergence of BDSM products in different tones, she feels they make the practice "more approachable.
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Art Club Challenge by Jarryd Huntley aims to make art more approachable through its Mondrian-inspired painting puzzles.
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It's where I'm from and who I am, and I guess I thought it'd make me seem more approachable.
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For example, crossed arms communicate resistance and a sense of defensiveness, whereas open arms make you appear more approachable.
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Phelps' sister, Hilary, previously told PEOPLE that his time in rehab has made him more approachable to his teammates.
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In that regard, the chatbot provides a hand-holding experience that is more approachable than the website editor interface.
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Like many famous and wealthy New Yorkers, the city's most celebrated museums often have lesser-known, more approachable relatives.
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The look is still dramatic and otherworldly — he sometimes doesn't wear any eyebrows at all — but it's more approachable.
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In a departure from her formal gallery training, Schwartz saw this space as opportunity to make art more approachable.
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Digitizing the process makes the issue of getting home or renters insurance far less daunting and more approachable to consumers.
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" He added, "And you could see that people wanted the Diana monarchy, one that was more approachable, a bit looser.
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Mario + Rabbids is a clear effort to make strategy games more approachable, with smaller squad sizes and simplified character progression.
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Here, three tricks from the show that were cool, laid back — and far more approachable than is typical for couture.
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Something about blue that just makes it more approachable and less like a device pulled from government R&D lab.
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If you design a new kitchen and move around, it is a good use case, but AR is more approachable.
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There are other drones with covered rotors, but seeing it as a cute little sphere somehow make it more approachable.
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The service is free, getting revenue from offers from advertising partners, and tries to make the whole process more approachable.
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It hurts us to open up and and all of a sudden Bethenny's barriers are down so she's more approachable.
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Participants are encouraged to openly carry sidearms, instead of rifles and body armor, in an effort to appear more approachable.
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The result is a game that's much faster and more offensive than standard chess, but also one that's more approachable.
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Something resembling the LF-1's interior, done in a more approachable way, is an idea I can get behind.
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More approachable is the Crooked Stave Surette, a farmhouse ale whose malted-barley undertones are offset by a lemony astringency.
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This line is more approachable in terms of price, and it doesn't't offer internal capacity expansion, or as many compartments.
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The company said it hopes offering customers a little more choice will make espresso more approachable to new coffee drinkers.
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Prices were somewhat more approachable at the Focus section of contemporary Frieze, featuring 32 galleries founded in or after 2004.
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Breaking down those distant goals into smaller, more approachable goals that we can tackle right away make them more manageable.
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Haude: We're opening up the gates to make it more approachable, so long as it doesn't betray that core concept.
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And the moments when she does break with formality could be her way of trying to be appear more approachable.
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"Our fundamental idea behind it was trying to humanize or warm up the technology, and make it more approachable," he said.
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These medical advances make plastic surgery seem much more approachable, but they still haven't managed to break down its ultimate taboo.
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The details: Professional sports leagues are experimenting with new technologies that will make games more approachable and compelling for younger audiences.
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Yes, the G Wagen is a bit obnoxious and, no, a cabriolet version doesn't make it any more approachable or affordable.
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Beyond that, the researchers are hoping to cover entire robots with this skin, largely to make them more approachable for humans.
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It's a markedly accessible recounting, made even more approachable by its hosting on a platform as professedly user-friendly as Netflix.
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The moves come after a spate of similar product changes in recent months aimed at making Twitter more approachable to newcomers.
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Sigler's roughly 30-member security team on Saturday decided against wearing battle fatigues in order to be more approachable, he said.
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In 1990, in response to changing tastes, Mr. Chappellet hired Phillip Corallo-Titus to make more approachable cabernets, supple and juicy.
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The strategy was to begin with simple devices, to make wearables more approachable, and carefully layer on more features over time.
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"One of the things we want to do is make our stores more approachable," Container Store CMO Melissa Collins told CNBC.
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"We think the colors are a little more approachable, we got rid of the yellow ring in the front," Randall said.
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Corporations are viewed as more approachable these days, Ms. Lee said, and consumers are no longer intimidated by them, she added.
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They'll talk about their accomplishments and qualifications, but need to be prompted to talk about themselves in a more approachable way.
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Meanwhile, an electric moped sharing service was launched in Brooklyn, N.Y. "Electric motorcycles are quite a bit more approachable, " Stulberg said.
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British police have been historically reluctant to carry arms because they believe that unarmed officers are more approachable for the public.
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A few yards away at the counter, Ms. Good was preparing to clear out so Ms. Lomborg would appear more approachable.
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However, the cookware brand just added something that has made their pots, pans, and other kitchen tools feel a little more approachable.
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I didn't have the courage to try the methods before, but unlike previous sous vides I'd seen, the Nano seemed more approachable.
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Another factor her team identified was that people who commonly used emoji were more socially receptive and empathetic, making them more approachable.
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These improvements make the camera more approachable than its predecessor, which was praised for its versatility but not its ergonomics and interface.
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And because of this it was designed to be more approachable for players who are new to the game or the series.
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Ricoh has been making some of the more approachable, if not the most stunning, 360-degree cameras for a few years now.
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But if it's not willing to rebrand PlayStation Vue into something more approachable, it may never be able to come out ahead.
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They seem like small things, but they go a long way toward making these games feel a touch more approachable and modern.
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Because of that, starting today, Starbucks is introducing a new, and more approachable, variety of espresso called the light roasted Blonde Espresso.
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And I've entered into conversations with people now and maybe this imperfection of having withstood something like this, makes you more approachable.
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His name grew synonymous with a pitiable strain of rom-com that channeled the actor's charisma into a more approachable, dateable persona.
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I think women are better because they are more approachable, they take their time, and they take care with what they do.
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By positioning yourself in the middle of the room – or company culture – you are allowing employees to see you as more approachable.
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Whereas if I type in a way that's more casual and informal, I can seem friendlier, more approachable and down-to-earth.
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Mr. Mendoza layers nachos with queso and sisig, traditionally a hash of pig head but here made with more approachable pork butt.
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People who meet Anderson in the world often find that she is more approachable than they imagined an august philosopher to be.
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To ensure the future of personalization is more approachable than alarming, we first need to understand the "creepy factor" behind the tech.
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But he is trying to build a New York restaurant more approachable than Per Se, his celebrated fine-dining outfit farther uptown.
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Making Quora more approachable for the average web surfer could boost view time and help Quora earn revenue once it starts showing ads.
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It was also more approachable for casual players by including AI enemies to take down while you waited for your titan to charge.
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You won't find works of art, but you will find something far more approachable to the masses: roughly 33,000 pieces of bunny memorabilia.
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Smiling at the beginning and end of your interview — but not as much in between — will make you seem more approachable and likable.
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With the concepts of empire and economy in mind, the chaotic "Neutral Calibration (Ornament + Crime)" (2016) installation now offers more approachable access points.
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I thought, if you wrote something that introduced different people from around the country, that was a more approachable way to analyze fandom.
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Everything's just kind of built to be more robust and more approachable by people that are transitioning from car lifestyle to bike lifestyle.
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That pun was "butter royale," and it got the studio thinking about ways to make the ever-popular battle royale genre more approachable.
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That pun was "butter royale," and it got the studio thinking about ways to make the ever-popular battle royale genre more approachable
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I personally have had to physically train myself to look more approachable and less uptight, by making conscious adjustments to my body language.
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"He was much more approachable and accessible to members and guests around the club," Mid Pacific Country Club General Manager Jim Swieter tells PEOPLE.
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Google says this makes filming for VR much more approachable for beginners, since they don't have to plan out a full 360-degree shot.
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The goal is to make a music streaming experience more approachable for many who may not have given Apple Music or Spotify a try.
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The goal is to boil down the introduction to the app — and figuring out a person's specific hearing profile — to something much more approachable.
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The HomePod costs $349 — though retail partners often sell it for around $299 — while the Google Home Mini is much more approachable at $50.
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While some meal kits want to turn you into a gourmand, Dinnerly is perhaps more approachable for folks just starting out in the kitchen.
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Now, the company is releasing a step-through version of the bike, making it more approachable and accessible to a broader range of cyclists.
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Taking a two-second pause can make you more approachable, he says, since preventing others from finishing their thoughts typically comes off as abrasive.
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Compared to the cold alien obelisks of Overgrown, the songs are warm and watery, more approachable and freewheeling, sometimes even quirky rather than grave.
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There was much signaling in the runup to 2016 that Clinton would be freer, more approachable, riskier, even, in her second pursuit of the presidency.
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What they came up with was the "one-line story": packing articles into bite-size pieces that were chattier and more approachable than traditional headlines.
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It still has all of the tense, often unpredictable monster hunting you'd expect, but this time it's in a much bigger and more approachable package.
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While this is a minor change, it's one of many things Twitter is tweaking in the hopes of making its service simpler and more approachable.
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That may sound complex, but the camera also has an automatic mode, the default setting for the app, helps make it more approachable for beginners.
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But overwrought though he may be, Franklin James Fisher is more approachable than Stefan Burnett, and not just because he declines to weaponize his dick.
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All this seems geared toward making the service more approachable and easier for newer and existing, more casual users — and help it continue to grow.
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The updated curriculum is meant to make coding more approachable, Apple explains, by offering activities that are more closely connected to the students' everyday lives.
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They frequently show millions of viewers their faces without a speck of makeup on, a particularly vulnerable act that makes them seem even more approachable.
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Local Natives' new material is decidedly more approachable to those who maybe aren't so into the sing-songy, Fleet Foxes-esque side of things, either.
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The authors wrote that showing small flaws, like spilling your coffee or dropping a pencil, are some ways to make yourself more approachable to others.
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The industry is rife with hype and uncertainty; the two Stanford grads say they want to make it more approachable to serious programmers and investors.
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The goal, Tribby told me, was to make sex tech look less medical—no more rigid vagina prods in varying shades of beige—and more approachable.
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It's hard not to see a link between Vader being so defanged in the prequels and how he's become so much more approachable in pop culture.
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While sitting at a computer with code all day might be someone's idea of fun, the Sphero is a more approachable and realistic form of learning.
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But when put in the same form factor and app as a GoPro Hero, a workflow I have been using for years, it's way more approachable.
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She's great, but her presence represents an expansion of Nintendo's ongoing efforts to make these infernally challenging games from the company's catalog of classics more approachable.
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While it remains in beta, Coda plans to build out its gallery of examples and other help features that will make it more approachable to newcomers.
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" And that's why the work of Second Life Toys is so important, "We had to come up with a way to make this topic more approachable.
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It's not just for romantic play,though—emotionally intense play of all kinds becomes much more approachable when you know you can opt out at anytime.
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"Natural language query is another step toward making data insights and visualization more approachable and accessible to users with various levels of Excel experience," Microsoft explains.
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"The Microsoft brand has become a lot more human, a lot more approachable than maybe the early days, when it was very hard tech," Capossela said.
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It's not just for romantic play, though—emotionally intense play of all kinds becomes much more approachable when you know you can opt out at anytime.
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The idea that women need Botox to look nicer and more approachable is sexist and only made worse because of social media, a psychologist told Insider.
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" This harsh portrait was at odds with the grandfather she knew, an austere New Englander "made more approachable by age and the twinkle in his eyes.
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I finally beat a Normal Mega Man stage thanks to Mega Man 11's helpful difficulties that made a previously unapproachable series much, much more approachable.
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For his latest, the designer introduced a series of more approachable styles, such as leg-of-mutton blouses, paneled combat pants, neat military jackets and bombers.
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The former caters more to a design-minded traveler, while the latter offers a more approachable stay for families and guests that prefer value over aesthetic.
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What helped make the app attractive were the animations and characters they designed, which Pierson and his team believed would make the app even more approachable.
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It's one of the greatest TV series ever made, but also way more approachable than you might expect it to be from the years of hype.
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The mascot was designed to have a friendly expression in an effort to dissociate Vucko from the ferocity of an actual wolf and make him more approachable.
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Its playful character designs and head-bopping, earworm-filled music go hand in hand with the game design to help turn the genre into something more approachable.
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Between songwriters Austin Brown and Andrew Savage, Brown keeps closer to the band's oblique post-punk wellspring, while Savage runs restlessly across punk's more approachable expanded field.
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While developers and designers figure content out, PlayStation will be aiding them in headset adoption thanks to the much more approachable economics of their console-powered headset.
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In coming seasons, the Metropolitan Opera will be introducing a range of initiatives to make itself seem less elitist, more approachable and more connected to contemporary culture.
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To bring new (sometimes crazy) products to life that will make your everyday encounters with food and drinks more approachable, more functional, and, most importantly, more fun!
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He was popular in Munich, a much more approachable figure than Guardiola: "Down to earth," in Rummenigge's words at last year's annual general meeting of club members.
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We love the Pixelbook Go for its incredibly quiet and comfortable typing experience as well as how it brings high-end sensibilities to a more approachable price.
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While many newer downtown Los Angeles hotels tout their outdoor, rooftop pools as a trendy scene, this indoor one felt more approachable and a charming, unique alternative.
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Mr. Navalny, 40, is a handsome, telegenic figure with a model family, much more approachable than the usually dour apparatchiks churned out by the Kremlin bureaucratic mill.
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With the Scorpion, Juiced is abandoning the parallelogram shape of the Scrambler for a step-through frame that's probably more approachable to a wider range of people.
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Whatever interpersonal commitments you made or renewed during Virgo season are getting more serious as tops that may be considered taboo become less intimidating and more approachable.
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The Cosmos, which will run a new platform called "Vive Reality System," is meant to be a more approachable type of headset than what HTC has typically offered.
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Limp then launched into talking about Amazon's recent upgrades to Alexa, which in the U.S. includes making Alexa both more opinionated and more approachable for children and adults.
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Limp then launched into talking about Amazon's recent upgrades to Alexa, which in the U.S. includes making Alexa both more opinionated and more approachable for children and adults.
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"We're trying to deliver a much more approachable, natural shopping experience when [people] are shopping for their home," Anthony Soohoo, senior vice president and general manager for Walmart.
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Other candidates need to be prompted to talk about themselves in a more approachable way, Marie Berry, the CEO and cofounder of the automated marketing platform Kara, said.
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Still, assigning companies human names simply to make tech products more approachable is a newer trend, and it's poised to escalate quickly in the age of artificial intelligence.
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It features new open-world environments, multiplayer dungeon battles, and a more approachable storyline that is less systemized around collecting monsters and gym badges and more narrative-driven.
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They work with fertility clinics to get the often unpredictable costs set in stone, then cover said costs and convert them into a more approachable monthly payment plan.
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Although Her Story was more approachable to casual users than many mainstream video games, it still demanded much more from players than simply watching a show on Netflix.
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Fortunately, another house featured on the show and renovated by Chip and Jo, has hit the market in neighboring Woodway, for the much more approachable price of $290,000.
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Driving down reported crime was not always appropriate because more approachable police officers who engendered greater trust might actually have caused increases in crime reports in some areas.
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"Just as our coffee today makes cannabis more approachable, it's also a great platform to introduce some of these more controversial botanicals to a new audience," he said.
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A debate, in theory, excises the repetition of baseline proposals and forces the candidates to deliver performances more approachable than Wednesday's offering of stump speeches for climate wonks.
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Other than helping you seem more approachable and likable, talking about failure and encouraging your peers to do the same can also make you a more efficient worker.
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It does tweak some aspects to to be more approachable, like offering a menu, serving beer and mimosas, and occasionally having a waiter or waitress who speaks fluent English.
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By traveling out to the various community centers, we hope to be able to break down those barriers and make communication happen in a way that's much more approachable.
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To tighten the theme and make the puzzle more approachable for non-French speakers like myself, I limited it to three-letter French words that are common in crosswords.
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This has proven to help kids retain more of the information, if the program is educational, but it also makes Netflix's new interactive format more approachable for young viewers.
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Image consultants say she has helped create a softer, more approachable image for Kim that has aided him as he seeks to burnish his credentials as a world leader.
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Moore, who had spent a decade trading futures, quit his job and began workshopping a way to streamline the darts experience and make it more approachable for the uninitiated.
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Now, DJI wants to sell a more approachable version of that idea to kids in the US, China, and Japan, with an educational toy robot tank called the RoboMaster S280.
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This new model is smaller and more approachable than the first Mix, and it will eventually be available everywhere Xiaomi sells phones (which, sadly, does not yet include the US).
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And while the new design — which is admittedly adorable — is supposed to make the device more approachable, it also runs the risk of encouraging people to shoot 360 video handheld.
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She acknowledges it's an uphill battle right now, but there are so many upcoming Portland developments, as well as one-off spots in less hyped neighborhoods with more approachable rents.
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The looks are extravagant and have the same outlandish, textural Gucci-flare we've come to love, but when paired with a New York Yankees baseball cap, they feel more approachable.
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Though the average game lover has little interest in these companies that create game development tools, they will play a crucial role in making VR development more approachable and affordable.
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In the case of Sun and Moon, these changes make the games more approachable and streamlined, while also introducing a much more chill vibe with a new Hawaii-inspired setting.
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The humor makes a product or service more approachable, said John Limotte, chief executive of Mustache, a video production company based in Brooklyn that worked with KLM on the campaign.
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The book gives a step-by-step guide to shuffling the deck, laying the cards out, and interpreting the meanings, making the experience more approachable for a beginner tarot reader.
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As a counterpart to Saint Nicholas, the predecessor of the more approachable Santa Claus, Krampus was evoked in Central Europe for centuries as a warning to kids to be good.
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The paternal sun in Cancer gently connects with Uranus, the planet of the unexpected, on Thursday at 1:44 PM. New and experimental ideas seem more approachable at this time.
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"For a lot of people, this is a more approachable way into these issues like gun violence than traditional partisan politics," Shannon Coulter, the founder of Grab Your Wallet, said.
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Mr. Godwin, who directed the Roundabout's overeager "Cherry Orchard" last season, accouters his staging with a hodgepodge of contemporary Shakespearean production clichés apparently designed to render the play more approachable.
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And yet, even as the Mets and the Wilpons fumbled along, fans tended to embrace the team's identity as the idiosyncratic but more approachable member of New York's baseball universe.
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But she is also the home cook, the anti-expert, the person who cooks for pleasure rather than ego, making her appeal to the masses all that much more approachable.
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We learned a lot: the new Destiny will be more approachable for new players, it'll make it easier to manage loot, and it will introduce clans and other new social features.
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We experimented with attracting new customers and we, with our marketing as well, tried to broaden the relevance of GoPro, make it a little more everyday and a little more approachable.
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While video game consoles became increasingly complex, the DS and its touchscreen were meant to be more approachable, a way to bring in new players who were intimidated by complicated controllers.
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With the Oculus Rift priced at $599 and the HTC Vive just recently revealed to cost $799, there's plenty of room for Sony to cement itself as a more approachable option.
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Late last year, B&O Play announced the Beoplay M3, an addition to its home wireless speaker lineup that's more approachable in both size and price compared to the Beoplay M5.
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Chris Urmson speaking at SXSWAs I've mentioned before, Urmson is a fantastically engaging speaker who is doing a lot to make Google's project much more approachable just by making these appearances.
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With a new look and some tweaked controls, I actually found it more approachable than Ueda's The Last Guardian, which came out a decade after the original Shadow of the Colossus.
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The most noticeable difference between Spike Prime and its predecessors from the Mindstorms line are the bright colors and personalization options that make it a lot more approachable than past products.
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Mechanical tweaks, such as starting with grenades and letting players respawn infinitely, made the game more approachable, but the changes irked longtime players who savored Gears' stressful last-man-standing approach.
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" I love these looks because...: "Of their dichotomy — the bold lip look felt softer and more approachable but still kept a graphic element, whereas the graphic eyeliner made me feel edgier.
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Ultimately, Art Club Challenge isn't about making masterpieces (indeed, the limits of the game make that rather impossible, unless you are in fact Piet Mondrian), it's about making art more approachable.
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And while the company is home to blockbuster franchises like Borderlands, BioShock, and Civilization, SVP of marketing Sarah Anderson says that the publisher wanted to tackle a smaller, more approachable experience first.
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The larger maps and resource-gathering inherent to battle royale experiences do tend to be friendlier and more approachable than the more traditional online play that Call of Duty is known for.
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Powell has tried to open up the Fed and make the bank more approachable with plain-spoken analyses of the U.S. economy and a pledge to speak to reporters monthly in 2019.
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This is all fairly low-stakes at this point, given the lack of established use cases, so dialing back from more advanced technologies to more approachable ones is probably the right call.
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While some pet portraits throughout history were intended to make their subjects look wealthier, more regal, or glamorous, others like this photograph likely aimed to make their famous subjects look more approachable.
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It's a decision that makes sense in the context of Jenkins's oeuvre, a collection of jazz-inflected, contemplative songs on hip-hop's experimental side, though more approachable than most of Heron's work.
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"I think light-skin privilege is when light-skin people, like myself, are given preferential treatment or seen as softer, more feminine, or more approachable than our darker-skin peers," Ashley Edwards explains.
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And it's up to me—only me—to lasso one of those unruly mammal-birds and tame it, transmute it into something more approachable, a gentle, sweetly singing canary whose song is Truth.
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So far, the biggest challenges have revolved around technology, laws, and cost — but still, over the past year, there has been a major push toward making this process more approachable and globally-impactful.
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While Paltrow is no stranger to the home decor scene, her new furniture line shows off a playful, modern vibe and a pricepoint that's more approachable for shoppers of Crate & Barrel's sister company.
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Christoph Janz is the managing partner at Berlin-based Point Nine Capital, the self-described "angel VC" which tries to be a little friendlier and more approachable to startups than the average investor.
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Samsung Electronics, which became more approachable after its 50:1 stock split in May 2018, ended trading at 47,800 won per share on Thursday, down 24% from the highest level of the year.
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They wanted an environment that spoke to their generation — less formal and stuffy, more approachable — and drinks made with good products and offered at price points they could afford (ten to fifteen euros).
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Though the company has released more affordable options, it's now introducing an entirely new line of ThinkBook laptops that combines the best of ThinkPad features at a price point that's a bit more approachable.
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But his latest project, Holedown (available on the App Store and Google Play for $3.99), ditches the complicated puzzle and strategy aspects for a more approachable arcade experience that's nearly impossible to put down.
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Now that the CEO has opted for a more approachable look, he feels it's easier for workers — many of whom wear jeans and sneakers, since they're on site repairing properties — to talk to him.
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Originally just a chronologically-ordered feed of information, Twitter has taken steps over the years to make its service more approachable, and it's always testing out new ways to boost tweets, likes, and retweets.
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The AR Isle of Pigs is essentially the same game, but by removing the headset from the equation it becomes a much more approachable game for couples and groups of friends to enjoy together.
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The Louvre Abu Dhabi is banking on the theory that pointing out links among a wide variety of cultures will make all art feel more approachable to the global audience it hopes to attract.
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A former social media lecturer at Indiana University, Kobach was hired three years ago to, among other things, help make the dense, complex, and frankly boring world of stocks more approachable, specifically to millennials.
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CEO and co-founder Daniel Wiegand said in a phone call to Mashable that showing this early footage before the planes have passengers aboard is a way to make electric air travel more approachable.
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More approachable routines can be something that are more celebrated—like you feel like you have access to a certain kind of luxury if you buy a gorgeous candle that makes your home smell beautiful.
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"Felt as a medium is non-confrontational but I have found that it seems to spark conversation because it is a more approachable and brings up often difficult subjects in an easier way," Sparrow explains.
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The game is a more stylish and gothic horror-themed take on the game studio's legendary Dark Souls titles, and that aesthetic statement and its much more approachable design ended up making Bloodborne an instant classic.
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Not quite as big as or expensive as the full-size Range Rover, the Range Rover Sport is a more approachable way to get the high-dollar Range Rover style and nameplate at $93,43 as tested.
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It's like the VR headset — Oculus and Google can make claims about their use of fabric making their headsets more approachable, but both are still just options somewhere along the curve of things with niche appeal.
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The Botox for resting b---- face trend is rooted in sexist beliefsMarkey also said the idea that women need Botox to look nicer and more approachable is quite sexist and only made worse by social media.
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Plus, the ability to cheat (through checking if a word or letter is correct) has made learning how to play puzzles through the app much more approachable for me than a paper puzzle has ever been.
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"Within old masters, I think Dutch art is so much more approachable than, say, Italian religious art or overblown Baroque," said Ronni Baer, curator at the Museum of Fine Arts, by way of explaining its popularity.
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Although the videogame may appear more approachable than Go or chess, it is many times more complex, because players' pieces and actions aren't limited to a tightly regimented board and always in full view of their opponent.
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"Stash is disrupting the financial services industry by removing barriers and making investing more approachable and accessible to the 100 million-plus Americans on the sidelines," said Coatue's Founder and Portfolio Manager Philippe Laffont, in a statement.
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After his tenure as chief scientist at Baidu, Andrew Ng, the founder of the Google Brain project and former CEO of Coursera, set up a number of different projects that all focus on making AI more approachable.
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This month, she's one of the voices behind a We The Voters short film, educating people about U.S. government in ways that feel more approachable and entertaining than what you sat through in high school AP history.
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And much like Kate Middleton in the United Kingdom, when she came out, she was able to soften her husband's image a bit, make him seem a bit more approachable, and really proved a public relations gift.
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To lure shoppers away from their computer screens, department stores are rethinking their approach to beauty, dismissing standard single-brand counters in favor of a more approachable open floor plan, often stocked with under-the-radar brands.
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We understand that tackling a whole bunch of cleaning and organizing can feel a bit overwhelming, but the good news is that there are plenty of tips and tricks out there to help make the process more approachable.
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Well, according to group of scientists from the Center for Human-Computer Interaction in Salzburg, Austria, it might be for the same reasons we like people that make errors: because it makes them more relatable and more approachable.
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While it might seem like Pandora is late to the streaming service game, the company already has around 80 million monthly users, and it says it wants to make streaming more approachable for the users it already has.
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The original World introduced a number of changes to make the experience more approachable — namely offering a huge world to explore and launching on consoles and PC instead of handhelds — and Iceborne looks to build on that template.
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After mainstream interest in digital currencies cooled from the fever-dream highs of late 2017, making Coinbase's famously user-friendly entry point into the cryptocurrency world even more approachable for first-time buyers, if many remain, can't hurt.
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In a new working paper, co-author Alison Wood Brooks, an assistant professor at Harvard Business School, found that discussing failures can help to humanize the sharer by making them seem more approachable and relatable in the workplace.
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But by shrinking down the same One X camera system into a smaller package and giving you the option to use it as a standard action camera, Insta360 made a more approachable and easier-to-use 360 camera.
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The Prepared, a new site launched a little over a year ago by three men — two who have their own ties to the tech world — is aiming to make the world of survivalism more approachable to a wide audience.
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But seeing the same sort of defined canvas in these glasses that you'd normally see on the screen of a Wacom display or within computer monitors in a physical space, makes the work feel less overwhelming and more approachable.
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Here are some things Twitter has done over the past year in an effort to become more approachable to a mainstream audience: Individually, most of the changes Twitter has made to its core product have been welcome, if overdue.
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Judas Priest is more of a heavy metal band than an extreme metal band, but I wanted to include an album that was at least a bit more approachable to people who aren't all in on extreme metal already.
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Some brands do it differently: Germany's Fun Factory for example, adopted animal forms as a means of making sex toys more approachable and playful, but never at the expense of function, its corporate communications head Kristy Stahlberg told me.
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What makes it so great to have him back is both that he now seems more approachable, more nearly human, and that still — when he hits that laserlike 2-iron stinger, say — there are glimmers of the old aura.
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Next year, it expects to begin opening boutique hotels in five cities, including Detroit, Charlotte, N.C., and Savannah, Ga. "It's more-approachable travel coming to life," said Peter Fowler, vice president for hospitality and work space at the company.
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It makes sense then that Twitter has packaged this aspect of its service as one of its selling points to investors and advertisers alike — bolstering it with a series of moves designed to make retailers more approachable for customer service issues.
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Although Musk didn't plug any of his Tesla vehicles, his appearance on a show hosted by YouTube's most popular creator helps to make him seem more approachable to people both within the YouTube creator community and their millions of viewers.
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After defining the company's far-flung connected dreams when it was first announced in 2013, the enterprise-refocused headset is graduating from the X moonshot factory with a new hardware update that aims to make it more approachable for companies.
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The company has addressed that through school discounts and lowering the overall cost of the line, as the tablet market has started to stagnate, but the last couple of upgrades have dropped pricing down to a far more approachable $299.
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By emphasizing the way exercise makes you feel over the way it might — one day, with dedication and lots of effort — make you look, Blink is tapping into the benefits of working out that are both more approachable and immediate.
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Modernizing the way characters speak to each other, but keeping the poems consistent, allows Dickinson's words to feel more approachable for an audience that came into their own by way of Lil Peep Instagram live-streams and SoundCloud emo rap.
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"How I dressed knocked a lot of walls down, and people found me more approachable," said Mr. Lee, who as a plainclothes detective followed a longstanding department tradition of sharply dressed detectives but "updated it" with certain twists, he said.
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He suggested she try to read her class better and present ideas in a more approachable way — not to dumb it down but to use scenarios that would encourage someone who did not yet have the expertise to grasp and engage.
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Well, for one, talking about failure can help to cultivate a more collegial work environment, since it can "humanize the sharer by making them seem more approachable and relatable in the workplace," The Times wrote in a story about failing the right way.
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Jeremiah Brent has his own interior design firm, a high-end furniture line and a series of multimillion-dollar homes he's created alongside husband Nate Berkus— but one of his favorite resources is a little more approachable for the everyday design lover.
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I worked there for 13 years and we did it every single way imaginable, so when I finally opened up Otium—which is right next to The Broad Museum in Los Angeles—I wanted to make foie gras a lot more approachable.
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Swift Playgrounds is more approachable than older programming books But most importantly, Swift Playgrounds fits into Apple's proprietary business efforts as it has a vested interest in teaching kids to code in Swift; apps built in Swift only work on iOS devices.
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Where Bailenson makes virtual reality more approachable and less like magic, as you'd expect from an academic scientist, Lanier plows into philosophy and expands the limits of what V.R. might achieve, blurring definitional lines and sometimes making it all sound truly surreal.
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There are other gold cribs on the market that really run the gamut in design and price: this $1,639 hand-forged iron crib looks fit to hold a royal baby, while this $179 matte gold crib is more approachable and budget-friendly.
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One doctor told the NY Post that he receives "several" requests a week for a series of procedures, including hyaluronic acid fillers and Botox injections focused mostly on the "jowl area" and lips, intended to make women look more "approachable" and less angry.
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The "right" relationship can burnish or expand a star's image (think of how Jenny Slate made Chris Evans look deeper and more approachable), while the "wrong" one can tarnish or contradict it (remember how Hiddleswift made Tom Hiddleston come across like a publicity-hungry fool?).
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Dojo's pebble shaped IoT gizmo and mobile messaging app UI has a rather more approachable and consumer friendly tone vs the traditional ships-in-a-rectangular-box antivirus wares that BullGuard sells, so it remains to be seen how the two tones will mesh.
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Small adjustments can go a long way here; for instance, if your company favors in-person dialogues rather than email conversations, switching over to that approach will present you in a more approachable light, which can carry over into your social relationships with your coworkers.
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Not only does this tend to erase intersectionality—queer disabled parents of color exist, but you'd be hard pressed to find one on the small screen—but it flattens the reality of our lives and communities to make them more approachable to mainstream audiences.
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Founded by the interior designer and art buyer Tobias Vernon, who specializes in British Modernism, and the curator Rowena Morgan-Cox (a former director of The Fine Art Society), the gallery aims to highlight a more approachable way of living with art and design.
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Seizing on the local community allure of high-end coffee, The Profit's 'Turnaround King' sought to expand Bodhi's cafes and wholesale operations to Chicago under a new, more approachable brand that toted Sims, with his fiery, ZZ Top-ish beard, as its mascot: Redbeard.
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But unlike, say, K-Beauty, which started as a concerted effort by the Korean government to market Korean brands abroad, G-Beauty is less about pushing novel routines than it is about making clean beauty — a confusing space with many conflicting definitions — more approachable.
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New features that are meant to make Twitter more approachable for the masses, like algorithmically-sorted timelines and changing stars to hearts, tend to be met with skepticism and even derision from longtime users who still love to obsess over how their timelines looked 10 years ago.
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One way of doing that will be through sheer compatibility — Turn 10 says it has tested everything from PlayStation DualShocks to pro racing wheels to Guitar Hero controllers, and all of them work with Forza 7 on PC. And yes, Forza is more approachable these days.
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If you've been watching someone's Instagram stories after adding them from Tinder or after only sleeping with them a few times, you know them intimately and that fact simultaneously makes them far more approachable and non-threatening while allowing you to fall strangely headfirst into their world.
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I think being a person with a physical disability working at the most image conscious company in the world actually made me more approachable to a lot of customers and also made me want to help folks who may have felt nervous or uncomfortable in the store.
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Instead, it should realize that doctors who don't advertise healthy lifestyles may appear more approachable to some patients, while super-fit physicians may want to display compassion and understanding toward patients who do not find exercise appealing, or do not conform to stereotypical portraits of health.
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" (Cason reports that 13 members of Congress signed on to sentencing reform and corrections bills in the House and Senate after being lobbied by Friends Committee advocacy teams.) For Bruxvoort Colligan the main discovery has been that elected officials are "much more approachable than you would think.
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Out of those two services, Flow is still the more approachable one and with today's update, Microsoft is adding a number of new features that make it more useful for building integrations that streamline the kind of approval workflows that are still the bane of many enterprise users.
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"This time around you will definitely notice that we have taken a lot of effort into making the prologue and the beginning parts of the game much more approachable and much quicker about getting players into the core game and playing to the core action," says director Yuya Tokuda.
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I understand the pressure to be younger, prettier, slimmer, lighter, more "bubbly," more "approachable" just to make folks feel comfortable with who you are and what you have to say, when all you want is to do is your job and be judged by the quality of your work.
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Discrete volume sliders, larger on screen text, and the ability to remap control schemes have all made the studio's various games more approachable without sacrificing the emphasis on technical skill — which is to say, mastering the controls and mechanics — that is central to every encounter in a From game.
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There are plenty of cheffy moments — he loves grinding dehydrated vegetable pulp into powders to be used just about everywhere — but they're balanced by more approachable solutions, including a chapter on classic recipes that stretch out scraps, which in other cookbooks would simply be categorized as peasant food.
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It makes it more comfortable, so we tried to make the trade-offs to make it more accessible, more approachable, lower cost, but do that in a way that preserved the quality of the experience, the comfort and so on, and I think we did that with Cardboard.
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Gear VR is awesome, and is really a great beginner's step into VR that takes you beyond some of the limitations offered by Google Cardboard's "kind-of-VR" experience and is a lot more approachable to novices than dropping $599 on a Rift pre-order + whatever a gaming rig would be.
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While a design like this isn't quite as ambitious as what you get on Galaxy Fold, the creation of a modern smartphone that's smaller and more pocketable, but also features a familiar design could go a long way towards making the entire foldable category more approachable to the average user.
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Do you think because it plays so differently than the "main" games, and is in many respects a lot more approachable—it's not terrifically violent, it doesn't have a load of buttons to learn, and so on—that it can be a gateway for newcomers to get into the other releases?
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Mr. Gelb described the collaborations as part of his continuing efforts to make the Met seem less elitist, and more approachable — something he has tried to do in the past through the transmissions of operas to cinemas; family presentations during the winter holidays; and a variety of discounted ticket programs.
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Competitors like Zhiyun might be able to constantly undercut DJI on price when it comes to handheld gimbals, but the Ronin SC is an example of a giant tech company flexing its full might in order to compete all the way down to the lower, more approachable end of its product lineup.
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"At its core, we still want it to be a survival game that people that are familiar with the genre they they will get the same style of gameplay that they're expecting, but we do want to make it more approachable and find ways to kind of lower that friction," said Atadero.
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While touch is becoming increasingly central to its products, Kano says the keyboard remains an important component of the product — supporting text-based coding apps which its platform also provides access to, as well as the more approachable drag-and-drop block-based coding systems that do really benefit from having a touchscreen to hand.
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He points to an even wider range of examples than that, from classic cheats like the Konami Code — which made Contra (among others) much more approachable for all players back in the day — to modern examples of "cheesing," or using blind spots in a game's code or AI programming to claim some kind of advantage.
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Keeping your eyes wide makes you appear more approachable, for instance, while changing body position during a conversation might indicate either that you're bored—if you change position when someone is in the middle of making a point—or that you're engaged with them, if you change position when the direction of the conversation changes.
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It also means that Ingress Prime can take advantage of nascent mobile technologies like Apple's ARKit and Google's ARCore, and make use of improved tools for detecting cheaters, a problem that has especially plagued Pokémon Go. From a game design perspective, Niantic sees Prime as an opportunity to make a version of Ingress that's more approachable to new players.
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But the aim, like many startups looking to attractive businesses, is to provide a much simpler and more approachable set of tools that take away some of the headaches of ducking through tons of drop-downs and windows-within-windows to find the exact employee time off you want to note in a calendar six months from now — which may or may not work.
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With the former, change has been constant: The bombastic action of the original Far Cry (and its spin offs, like Far Cry: Instincts) was replaced with weighty animation and light simulation elements in Far Cry 2, which, in turn, was sanded down and turned into the much more approachable and forgiving Far Cry 3 and 4—games that also brought flight to the mix in a major way.
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In a 2011 article in the wedding pages of The Times, Tom Mora, the head of women's designs at J. Crew at the time, said that brides-to-be "know that they are getting a gown that is comparable to a designer gown at a more approachable price," noting that some brides had begun pairing the company's less expensive gown with family heirlooms, like veils and jewelry, while others chose high-end accessories.
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