Funds are still funding; it's just slower and more calculated.
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Some teams responses seemed genuine, others a little more calculated.
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Samsung made a more calculated choice on the photography side.
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This has never been more calculated than in Season 5.
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What we have here is colder, more calculated, and more psychological.
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However, Welch advises taking a more calculated approach to switching jobs.
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I think that my chaos is more calculated than it was before.
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I think some of his behavior is more calculated than people think.
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Indeed, they will most likely apply the lessons of 2016 with a more calculated approach.
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"I think Hillary's response was more calculated because she didn't directly compliment Donald Trump," he said.
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He appears to be taking a "more calculated approach after the mayhem of Zenefits," says TechCrunch.
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It can easily come across as glib: the contour formulaic, the flourishes more calculated than graceful.
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"[I]t is hard to imagine a more serious, more calculated plan of unethical conduct", he begins.
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Or was it a more calculated move by a fan favorite to avoid a fall from grace?
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It was still reading and reacting, to use his term, but slower, more calculated, even elegant in its simplicity.
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And in the past three weeks, hackers have been sending more calculated, spear phishing emails to the Colorado bank.
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Uncut Gems asks something entirely different of Sandler; it's a role that's not necessarily more subtle but more calculated.
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It made them take more risks, even if they were more calculated than those taken in the other two races.
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It looks more calculated, like you understood the destruction happening in Houston, but still wanted to get in front of cameras.
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Although I knew that you had a penchant for spontaneous adventures, you were always more calculated and cautious with your career.
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The United States, being the indispensable superpower, must invest in the more calculated planning aimed at preventing a potentially more dangerous war.
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The Democratic People's Republic of Korea's tests are significantly more calculated and more nuanced than Kim's oft-cited "look at me" sabre rattling.
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Then once installed as a leader of the counterestablishment, he walked a line that looks, again, far more calculated than most conviction politicians.
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They lend an undertone of entropy to each work, which intrigues, because such chaotic forms disrupt the familiar effects of more calculated carving.
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Or, is this a more calculated move to make us wonder whether he was feeling nostalgic about his ex on a lonely Saturday night?
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Now that homeowners have gotten to see what the exact damage is, homeowners and tax experts can now make more calculated homeownership decisions going forward.
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Some have alluded to his calmer, more calculated private personality – notably those like Chris Christie and Ben Carson, who have now endorsed his presidential run.
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On one end, there are the Tyrians, the Sansas, and the Cerceis of the Seven Kingdoms, who usually show their strength in other, more calculated ways.
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If it's worth the love, if it's worth the relationship or if it will just continue to make me more calculated and more unsure of myself?
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A Twitter thread by Daniel Silvermint, a philosophy professor at UConn, captured well the difference between Martin's emotional storytelling and the HBO series' more calculated feel.
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An Izod product — simple, classic, all-American and quintessentially normcore — it went viral seemingly in minutes: a riposte, perhaps, to the more calculated looks on the candidates.
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Rather than a smoother, more calculated rollout, the officials decided to speed up the timeline to a Thursday evening release to keep any more details from leaking to reporters.
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Whether it's calling out a CEO or taking a call from Taiwan, everything seems to be more calculated than appears and the end result should be a 'Reagan' type presidency.
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Security forces fear that returning jihadis could launch a much more calculated attack than the amateurish assault militants launched on Thursday using two pistols and eleven low-yield homemade bombs.
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The Lewitt exhibition — the artist's first institutional solo show in New York — is more visually sparse and more calculated, provoking reflection on the largely invisible, human-engineered systems surrounding us.
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Through sheer incompetence, narcissism, and stupidity, Trump may well achieve his original goal of an "America First" foreign policy better than if he had pursued it in a more calculated fashion.
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I do hope that Ocasio-Cortez's departure from the social network was a little more calculated than mine was, so that she didn't end up with tons of people wondering where she went.
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As the data science behind it becomes more sophisticated, those answers start to come out faster and faster, making it easier to make more calculated decisions, VGM & Board Secretary of Wondfo Bin Chen said.
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Pricing insurance based on actual fire risk — rather than on a risk softened by the expectation of all-out fire-suppression policies — should encourage more calculated and cautious development of the fringes of wildlands.
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There's a doubling-down on subscriptions, a rush to podcasts and high-end video, and a return to smaller and more calculated media ventures, like Bill Simmons's tiny but profitable start-up, The Ringer.
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But the third and fourth (and fifth and so on) times that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada wore themed socks on a public occasion, it seemed clear that something more calculated was going on.
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The problem with Depp is not simply roles like the Mad Hatter, not anymore; his "quirkiness" has never felt more calculated and mirthless than here, but we've all been getting used to that for a while.
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Daymond John's defending Katy Perry's "blackface" shoe design, and even says it's possible Gucci was trying to pay homage to a genre of art with its controversial sweater -- but most likely it was something more calculated.
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But behind the threatening talk, the White House is taking a more calculated approach, giving the Chinese government time to show whether it is ready to use its influence to curb its erratic, nuclear-armed neighbor.
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While Pakistanis may have moved from the arranged to the semi-arranged sort of marriage, Americans have moved from the love by accidental chance or serendipity to a more calculated -- if not algorithmic-driven -- sort of love.
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Microsoft is taking a more calculated approach with Project Scorpio, a new version of the Xbox to be unveiled at E24 this year that will come with more sizable boosts in speed and power over the current generation.
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William Gladstone, then prime minister, had, as a young MP in 1842, said that he did not know of a conflict "more calculated in its progress to cover this country with permanent disgrace" than the first Opium War.
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Recently, virtually every time a Trump protest makes national news, there are hyper-partisan media headlines that show Soros' connection to those efforts, spun in a way to make it look much more calculated and conspiratorial than it actually is.
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Over the last few years, though, a blend of social media, viral culture, and Photoshop have swung April Fools' Day into more calculated territory, as global brands have attempted to hijack the banterwagon and transform it into dollar dollar bills.
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Following Trump's initial outbursts, his team's more calculated defense — which has called for public evidence of Russia's involvement — is designed to cast doubt on any connections between cabinet nominees, like Exxon Mobil CEO and secretary of state pick Rex Tillerson, and Russia's oligarchical leadership.
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And as usual you have a group of mandem, quieter than the girls, more calculated, prowling lazy outside, maybe even smoking a zoot or two, spitting into the road with one eye open for passing police cars, and they've been waiting for this moment.
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But rather than throwing away their power in pursuit of moral purity, or cynically accepting the realities of American politics, the party is finding its way to a more calculated wisdom: that power and idealism may undermine each other, but they are also inextricably linked.
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The now grandfatherly tech icon can wax eloquent and at length when it comes to The Gates Foundation's charitable work in trying to solve to world's problems, but he has, in the past, taken a different and far more calculated approach in the face of controversy, especially when it involves him.
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The team already has around 12 engineers, he said, and it seems this time around Conrad is looking for a more calculated approach after the mayhem of Zenefits, which very quickly hit a $4.5 billion valuation and was on track to be one of the fastest-growing SaaS businesses ever.
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What started in Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" music video only got crazier in Suicide Squad, but in this exclusive clip from Valerian, the 24-year-old takes a more calculated approach to the role she's come to perfect, proving that this summer blockbuster will be the model's best work yet.
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The shift from bright pure colors loosely applied to the canvas gave way to a more calculated geometric approach. The priority of simplified form began to overtake the representational aspect of the works.
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Symbolic intervention can be counter productive; a crisis management strategy can help upper management make more calculated decisions in how they should respond to disaster scenarios. The Bhopal incident illustrates the difficulty in consistently applying management standards to multi-national operations and the blame shifting that often results from the lack of a clear management plan.
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The Fauvism of Matisse and Derain was practically over by the spring of the 1907 Salon des Indépendants. And by the Salon d'Automne in the fall of 1907 it had ended for many others as well. The shift from expressing bright pure colors loosely applied to the canvas gave way to a more calculated geometric approach. Simplified form began to overtake the representational aspect of the works.
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The proceedings against the deputies, if pursued to their conclusion, threatened to result in the revocation of legislators' legal immunity from prosecution. The Congress rapidly reacted to Suazo's counterattack. On April 3, 1985, the assembly passed by a 49–29 vote a motion censuring the president for his actions. In another action more calculated to curb the president's power, the legislature passed a bill establishing guidelines for primary elections within political parties.
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The Sacred Grove unlike other paintings of the time, is in a classical style which is much more calculated and restrained. Puvis employs a pyramidal device in many of his works, including Young Girls by the Seaside. The muses are placed in such a way that creates a triangle between them and the fresco in the background. The canvas is careful in its detail, which leaves the viewer with a sense of calm.
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He denounced British violence against the Chinese and was ardently opposed to the British trade in opium to China. Gladstone lambasted it as "Palmerston's Opium War" and said in May 1840 that he felt "in dread of the judgments of God upon England for our national iniquity towards China". Gladstone made a famous speech in Parliament against the First Opium War. Gladstone criticised it as "a war more unjust in its origin, a war more calculated in its progress to cover this country with permanent disgrace".
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Greene points to a large body of evidence from cognitive science suggesting that inclination to deontological or consequentialist judgment depends on whether emotional- intuitive reactions or more calculated ones were involved in the judgment- making process. For example, encouraging deliberation or removing time pressure leads to an increase in consequentialist response. Performing a distracting secondary task, for example, solving a math problem, increases the possibility of the individual choosing the consequentialist approach. When asked to explain or justify their responses, subjects preferentially chose consequentialist principles – even for explaining characteristically deontological responses .
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Within a day of landing at St. Julian, there was another mutiny attempt. Like the one during the Atlantic crossing, it was led by Juan de Cartagena (former captain of the San Antonio), aided by Gaspar de Quesada and Luiz Mendoza, captains of the Concepción and Victoria, respectively. As before, the Castilian captains questioned Magellan's leadership, and accused him of recklessly endangering the fleet's crew and ships. The mutiny at St. Julian was more calculated than the fracas that had followed the sodomy trial during the Atlantic crossing.
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Richard Combs of The Monthly Film Bulletin was negative, writing, "That story counts for less than gimmicks, and characters less than both, might be judged from the lack of resonance in the one narrative revelation, concerning Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker." Bruce McCabe of The Boston Globe said, "This is a respectable sequel to 'Star Wars' but not as good," explaining that "[t]he sequel is more calculated. The spontaneous energy of the original, which grew out of the arcane riskiness of the project, is missing."McCabe, Bruce (May 21, 1980).
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Gladstone was fiercely against both of the Opium Wars and ardently opposed to the British trade in opium to China. He lambasted it as "Palmerston's Opium War" and said that he felt "in dread of the judgments of God upon England for our national iniquity towards China" in May 1840. Gladstone criticized it as "a war more unjust in its origin, a war more calculated in its progress to cover this country with permanent disgrace,". His hostility to opium stemmed from the effects of opium brought upon his sister Helen.
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If a patient presents with multiple symptoms such as jaundice, heart murmur, and the characteristic facial features discussed above (deep set eyes, broad brow, etc.), they are likely to be diagnosed with Alagille syndrome. A more calculated and specific diagnosis can be done with genetic testing. Next-generation sequencing can be utilized to detect single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the affected gene(s). Multiplex ligation- dependent probe amplification (MLPA) can detect large deletions and/or insertions and microarray comparative genomic hybridization is used to improve the accuracy of MLPA.
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The only institution in our society with which this facility could > be closely compared is a zoo. It would be difficult to design an institution > which would be more calculated to promote an alienated sub-culture, entirely > inconsistent with desirable normal social behaviour and values. A 2001 report by the Tasmanian Ombudsman stated: > No prison is a pleasant place, but the Risdon Prison is a particularly > unpleasant place. It is bleak, cold and grey and, even if a very large > amount of money were to be spent on the facility, it is unlikely that it > could ever conform to contemporary prison standards.
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We have the firm hope that they will be concerned to show their members how to prevent any animosity towards the Jews which might arise from false, inadequate or mistaken presentations or conceptions of the teaching and preaching of the Christian doctrine, and how on the other hand to promote brotherly love towards the sorely-tried people of the old covenant. Nothing would seem more calculated to contribute to this happy result than the following:The 10 Points of Seelisburg, 1947. Retrieved August 17, 2016. TEN POINTS #Remember that One God speaks to us all through the Old and the New Testaments.
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Cindy White of IGN stated, "Rather than the wild, forest landscapes of Canada, this one deals with the stately architecture of Asgard, and there are a lot more characters. Being less familiar with Thor as a series, some of the shout-outs to the comics were lost on me, for the most part, but I'm sure Thor fans will appreciate them. Todd Douglass Jr. of DVD Talk said, "In Hulk vs. Thor the plot is a little more calculated and it feels balanced by comparison." and actually like the battles "One of the joys of Hulk vs.
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While it is clear that the Japanese played great hosts to the Jewish refugees in Kobe, it is less obvious that exceptional treatment of the Jews was no accident. Beyond the simple compassion of the general public, the government had far more calculated reasons for begin to hospitable to the Jews. First, there was a feeling of indebtedness to the Jewish people, as the financier of the Russo- Japanese War was a Jewish New York City banker by the name of Jacob Schiff. Japan needed money to fight the war in 1904, and few banks in Europe were willing to take such a risky venture.
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IGN rated the game a 9.1 out of 10, writing, "Marvel Puzzle Quest has taken the idea of a puzzle game with a strategic/role-playing element overlay, and turned it into an intricately crafted, remarkably deep experience". IGN added that the game is "compelling at each level" with "constant challenges and goals to work toward". Touch Arcade awarded it four out of five stars, calling it "compulsively, sickeningly playable" and writing that, in comparison to other Puzzle Quest games, Marvel Puzzle Quest is more calculated and strategic, with a focus on team fighting rather than individual combat. The game has received a rating of 74 on Metacritic.
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In his 27-minute address to the jury, Lewis took pains to praise McKinley. Scott Miller, author of The President and the Assassin, notes that the closing argument was more calculated to defend the attorney's "place in the community, rather than an effort to spare his client the electric chair". Even had the jury believed the defense that Czolgosz was insane, by claiming that no sane man would have shot and killed the president in such a public and blatant manner, knowing he would be caught, there was still the legal definition of insanity to be overcome. Under New York law, Czolgosz was legally insane only if he was unable to understand what he was doing.
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I don't believe in this Renaissance... M. Matisse, > fauve-in-chief; M. Derain, fauve deputy; MM. Othon Friesz and Dufy, fauves > in attendance... and M. Delaunay (a fourteen-year-old-pupil of M. > Metzinger...), infantile fauvelet. (Vauxcelles, Gil Blas, 20 March 1907) Jean Metzinger, 1907, Paysage coloré aux oiseaux aquatiques, oil on canvas, 74 x 99 cm, Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris The Fauvism of Matisse and Derain was virtually over by the spring of the 1907 Indépendants. And by the Salon d'Automne of 1907 it had ended for many others as well. The shift from bright pure colors loosely applied to the canvas gave way to a more calculated geometric approach.
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However, Haley's music was "more arranged" and "more calculated" than the "looser rhythms" of rockabilly, which also, unlike Haley, did not use saxophones or chorus singing. R&B; remained extremely popular during the 1950s among black audiences, but the style was not considered appropriate for whites, or respectable middle-class blacks, because of its suggestive nature. Many popular R&B; songs instead were performed by white musicians like Pat Boone, in a more palatable, mainstream style, and turned into pop hits. By the end of the 1950s, however, there was a wave of popular black blues-rock and country-influenced R&B; performers gaining unprecedented fame among white listeners; these included Bo Diddley and Chuck Berry.
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In his 27-minute address to the jury, Lewis took pains to praise President McKinley; Miller notes that the closing argument was more calculated to defend the attorney's "place in the community, rather than an effort to spare his client the electric chair". After a bare half-hour of deliberations (which a jury member later remarked would have actually been sooner, if not examining the evidence), the jury convicted Czolgosz; he was subsequently sentenced to death and executed by electric chair on October 29, 1901. Acid was placed in the casket to dissolve his body, before burial in the prison graveyard. After McKinley's murder, newspaper editorials across the country heavily criticized the lack of protection afforded to American presidents.
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Gladstone was fiercely against both of the Opium Wars Britain waged in China, in the First Opium War initiated in 1840 and the Second Opium War initiated in 1857, denouncing British violence against Chinese, and was ardently opposed to the British trade of opium in China. Gladstone lambasted it as "Palmerston's Opium War" and said that he felt "in dread of the judgements of God upon England for our national iniquity towards China" in May 1840. A famous speech was made by Gladstone in Parliament against the First Opium War. Gladstone criticised it as "a war more unjust in its origin, a war more calculated in its progress to cover this country with permanent disgrace".
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The Writings of Herman Melville Volume Seven. Evanston and Chicago: Northwestern University and the Newberry Library. p. 366-67. he further thought that "it might not prove unadvisable to publish this present book anonymously, or under an assumed name:--' By a Vermonter ' say", or, he wrote in a footnote, "By Guy Winthrop". He wrote further that his new book: :possessing unquestionable novelty ... [is] as I believe, very much more calculated for popularity than anything you have yet published of mine – being a regular romance, with a mysterious plot to it & stirring passions at work, and withall, representing a new & elevated aspect of American life... When it was published in July 1852, it bore the author's real name and was immediately met with negative critical response.
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Justice Mackay found the covenant to be invalid as a violation of public policy. He cited the recent signing of the United Nations Charter by the United Nations, to which Canada was a signatory, as a determining factor for public policy. He went on to state: "...It appears to me to be a moral duty, at least, to lend aid to all forces of cohesion, and similarly to repel all fissiparous tendencies which would imperil national unity..." Justice Mackay further stated: "...nothing could be more calculated to create or deepen divisions between existing religious and ethnic groups in the Province, or in this Country, than the sanction of a method of land transfer which would permit the segregation areas, or conversely, would exclude particular groups from particular business or residential areas." Justice Mackay confirmed that the covenant was an improper restraint on alienation.
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A child must also exhibit four other symptoms in order to be clinically diagnosed. However, according to the Omnigraphics Health References Series: Depression Sourcebook, Third Edition, a more calculated evaluation must be given by a medical or mental health professional such as a physiologist or psychiatrist. Following the bases of symptoms, signs include, but are not limited to, an unusual change in sleep habits (for example, trouble sleeping or overly indulged sleeping hours); a significant amount of weight gain/loss by lack or excessive eating; experiencing aches/pains for no apparent reason that can found; and an inability to concentrate on tasks or activities. If these symptoms are present for a period of two weeks or longer, it is safe to make the assumption that the child, or anybody else for that matter, is falling into major depression.
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This was in contrast to catastrophism, an idea of abrupt geological changes, which had been adapted in England to explain landscape features--such as rivers much smaller than their associated valleys --that seemed impossible to explain other than through violent action. Criticizing the reliance of his contemporaries on what he argued were ad hoc explanations, Lyell wrote, > Never was there a doctrine more calculated to foster indolence, and to blunt > the keen edge of curiosity, than this assumption of the discordance between > the former and the existing causes of change... The student was taught to > despond from the first. Geology, it was affirmed, could never arise to the > rank of an exact science... [With catastrophism] we see the ancient spirit > of speculation revived, and a desire manifestly shown to cut, rather than > patiently untie, the Gordian Knot.-Sir Charles Lyell, Principles of Geology, > 1854 edition, p.
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He cited "Breathing" and "It Girl" as highlights and said Derulo was "definitely not as dumb as he pretends to think he is". Entertainment Weeklys Brad Wete noted "several attempts at home-run club records and huge ballads" and wrote that Derulo "swings hard, but often misses – perhaps his biggest problem is that he's not rooted in any genre outside of people- pleasing pop", adding that he "should give true R&B; a try." Michael Cragg of BBC Music criticized the "meaningless slogans and relationship clichés" in the lyrics and stated, "As with his self-titled debut, Future History is more of a collection of singles than an album, but it feels a little more calculated." Digital Spy critic Robert Copsey shared a similar sentiment and, despite complimenting the dance tracks "Breathing" and "Fight for You", he found "little in the way of surprises elsewhere".
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" Whether they became more calculated regarding their deeds of terror is unclear, but they remained horrific: "[Benjamin] Linder was out with his crew, knee deep in a stream, measuring the water flow to see whether it was suitable to power a plant for San José de Bocay. Five grenades suddenly exploded around him and his helpers, followed by gunfire. One of the grenades wounded Linder, and as he lay there a contra came up and blew his brains out...'[my son Ben was killed] by somebody paid by somebody paid by somebody paid by President Reagan.'"Cockburn, p. 249. Linder's father has a valid point since Reagan himself had stated "I'm a contra too", compared the contras with the founding fathers and the people in the French resistance, and then spent the money, $100 million in military aidGilbert, Dennis. Sandinistas: The Party and the Revolution, Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1988, p. 167. issued just in 1986, to the Contras. There is more: "It was December 24, 1984. My son and his girlfriend had celebrated their wedding at 6 p.
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