"Astrid and me are probably more compatible," Wendt, 33, admits.
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HomePods, Apple's $349 wireless speakers, will be more compatible with Siri.
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There are probably more compatible people out there for you, anyway.
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It may also make some CSeries features more compatible with its own A320s.
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Now, the drivers — and shippers — can find more compatible matches via the program.
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But the chemicals involved in fungal bioluminescence may be more compatible with plants.
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The hiring team ultimately realized that Didorosi's scrappiness was more compatible with Basecamp.
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The more devices that use USB-C, the more compatible (and reliable) accessories we'll get.
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There is evidence that relationships formed on apps are stronger, partially because they are more compatible.
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He found a more compatible baseball companion on Wednesday night — former teammate Tino Martinez joined him.
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And that it provides Asia with a model for development and progress more compatible with U.S. values.
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When the software quirks get worked out and Savant adds more compatible devices, I might love it.
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"We believe they can change the local environment and make it more compatible for regeneration," Laurencin said.
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Gingrich said he expected the president to hire someone "more compatible" than the former Goldman Sachs executive.
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A relationship ending is not a failure; it's an opportunity to find someone with whom you're more compatible.
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That Flir is making them more affordable, more compatible, and easier to use can only be a good thing.
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That has led some manufacturers to get with the trend by creating wireless speakers more compatible with digital music.
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The I.O.C. will get its speed event, and bouldering and lead — disciplines more compatible in culture — will be combined.
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The donor pigs were also genetically modified so that their organs would be more compatible with the biology of humans.
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Platforms that effortlessly sync with smartphones are often a more compatible, easier way to access internet-connected features and tools.
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Wellness and environmental concerns are driving a surge in foods and beverages that are more compatible with a healthy lifestyle.
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It's no secret that the Democratic donor class supports a social agenda that's more compatible with Hollywood than black churchgoers.
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And for scrolling purposes, they mimic the conductive properties of the skin to make it more compatible with digital screens.
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Its upcoming update will make the platform more compatible with larger files, and will also improve its find-and-replace function.
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Reforming work culture to be more compatible with family life is not only an ethical proposition, but a worthwhile economic investment.
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LG's line of Smart TVs are — for all intents and purposes — technically more compatible with the operating system of Android phones.
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In short, edtech is changing the way learning happens, making it more compatible with what today's employees and their companies need.
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It's a big step, but the two operating systems are more compatible than you might think — and Apple is here to help.
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Yeah, totally, AT&T and T-Mobile are going to be more compatible with more phones, especially if you travel internationally. Right.
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This process renders them more compatible with humans and helps to overcome immunological differences so that the body doesn't reject the organ.
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Notwithstanding Romney's criticism, most Republicans argued Trump has the right to a more compatible national security adviser, even as they praised Bolton.
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Unless the pig organs are edited to also be more compatible for human bodies, it'd be too dangerous to transplant them into people.
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But eGenesis, the company that created the pigs, says they are actively identifying genes they could change to make the organs more compatible.
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More compatible phones and headsets are expected in the next several months, with the goal of turning Daydream into a standard Android VR platform.
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"I used to struggle a lot to interpret the Quran in a way that was more compatible with my situation as a lesbian," she says.
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By using the external storage setting, which is widely used, apps are more compatible with others, allowing pictures and other data to move more freely.
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"But I feel like [my current color] is more compatible with my lifestyle now and how busy things are — and I feel most like myself."
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But I feel like [my current color] is more compatible with my lifestyle now and how busy things are — and I feel most like myself.
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In contrast, we expect its financial structure to improve to levels more compatible with its 'BBB+' IDR by end-2017 due to a decrease in debt.
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My parents keep pointing out that the girls in Sri Lanka went through English schools specifically so they could marry me and things would be more compatible.
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Compared to my roommates who took the class with me, their regular gym routine was way more compatible with the class compared to my irregular running schedule.
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Many opted to switch careers, presumably finding that jobs in areas such as management, marketing, and the service industry were more compatible with family life, she added.
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But Ms. DeRosa said the company was making improvements to its websites, mobile apps and PDF account statements so that they were more compatible with screen readers.
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He proposed a bunch of rules months ago, and just yesterday there was a proposal to bring Wi-Fi up to a more compatible and future-proof state.
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The goal would not be to go to zero usage overnight, but we could expect to see levels that are more compatible with local and global sustainability objectives.
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As West Orange replaces sidewalks and curbs, it often removes old town-owned trees and plants new species that are more compatible for the location, if homeowners request them.
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People who are driven to cheat by circumstance aren't necessarily bound to do it again as long as they find a partner they're more compatible with the next time around.
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While a number of Mac developers have already moved on to even more modern shells like Fish, zsh is more compatible with Bourne shell (sh) and mostly compatible with bash.
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Edward just got what many of us, at some point in our dating histories, have yearned for: Replacing our S.O.'s personality with a slightly tweaked, slightly more compatible one.
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Given that her total frame of reference is the wedding section, isn't it more likely that she's highlighting careers she thinks may be more compatible with (imminent) marriage than yours?
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Despite bells and whistles, televisions are a commodity product (unlike, say, airfoils), and thus the cost structure is much more compatible with efficient Asian supply chains than with American expensive labor.
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Another way to make the National Emergencies Act more compatible with the rule of law is through a procedure that would broaden participation in all future decisions to declare national emergencies.
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It might seem patently ridiculous to compare the types of devotional experiences Dorsky finds with experimental film to new media experiences that are more compatible with getting zonked on Red Bull.
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The game's software designers wrote the code to be more compatible and flexible than its predecessor Wolfenstein, so it was easy to port to other devices after its MS-DOS release.
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In other words, some elemental pairings may be more compatible on paper than they are IRL (and vice versa), so none of these theories should be interpreted as hard-and-fast rules.
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On the other hand, companies like Google and Uber are starting from scratch anyway, and they can more easily adopt on-demand business models that are more compatible with fully autonomous operation.
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Although Chen has access to both Chromebooks and iPads in her class at Suzanne Middle School, she tends to lean more on Chromebooks, which are more compatible with Google Suite's set of tools.
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A manufacturer might add more yellow color to the mix, in order to make it even more compatible with the egg yolk, similar to the color of a manila folder, according to Young.
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In 1924, when she worked as a maid, she met for a last tryst with her longtime lover, a wealthy heir preparing to marry a woman more compatible with his own social status.
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As a former four-star Marine Corps general and Central Command commander, his military assessments are apt to be more compatible with those of General Dunford, creating a strong alliance in the administration.
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The resulting analyses could steer infrastructure upgrades, whereby the U.S. power grid could be made more compatible with solar sources, which are prone to seasonal fluctuations in incoming sunlight, or the odd solar eclipse.
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This is all still limited to the iPhone X and the extra tech it has packed into the front-facing camera, but presumably we'll be seeing more compatible models arrive when September rolls around.
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"I also see people jumping into cars to experience something, not just getting from A to B." No longer 'just a car' Automakers are increasingly shifting to make their vehicles more compatible with smartphones.
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"Both the bottom-up and top-down communities are trying to understand the sources of methane, but the different methods have different strengths, and we are working on making them more compatible," he said.
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In order to compete in this always-on marketplace, ticketing technology has received billions of dollars of investment in the last decade, with the goal of making it more compatible with the web itself.
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These complaints overlooked the reality of the contemporary music landscape: pop and hip-hop have never been more compatible, and artists are not forced to choose a single direction in order to stay relevant.
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I don't know that we have any hard data on this, but it seems like the way most Americans define democracy is more compatible with big rally than a party caucus of engaged supporters.
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The Echo Dot is more compatible with more services and products than Google's, which makes it a better in-home, voice-controlled computer than the Home Mini is — at least at this point in time.
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The move will mean Edge will be far more compatible with websites, but Microsoft will also be able to contribute to the underlying code of the Chrome browser and ensure it improves on Windows 10.
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They then covered the mosaic with a protective layer of gel to rest on as they treated the back, which they affixed with new panels that are more compatible with the building and are essentially weatherproof.
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He lived in a world of huge salaries and lucrative deals; a world which was far more compatible with the philosophies of New Labour than it was with the trade unionist ideals of his managerial forerunners.
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The large number of active companies in these fields illustrate a shift away from traditional forms of marketing, such as print and television, toward strategies that are more compatible with the current trends in today's global society.
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With the "cloud" version — that buzzword being used somewhat nebulously here — you can customize the button layout by using the PDP Cloud Remote App for PS4, presumably to make it more compatible with streaming services like Netflix.
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Fitch expects Naspers' operational and financial profile to become more compatible with that of an investment grade rating if its development spend falls and if cash flow generation from e-commerce significantly improves over the next two years.
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It may take 50, but the point, though, is that along the way there'll be incremental advances that will make it more and more flexible, more safe and more compatible to the way we've organized our transportation grid.
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Chrome will also be more compatible with VR through the Generic Sensor API, which is a standard used among fitness trackers and VR headsets, and it should pave the way for more integrations between desktop and gadgets to come.
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Kaspar Hense, portfolio manager at BlueBay Asset Management, said an Italy/Germany 10-year spread of 300 basis points was more compatible with a junk-rated issuer, based on a model comparing Italy with other developed and emerging market sovereigns.
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But there are Black Americans whose trauma from decades of racism leads them to cultivate themselves into a world of the light-skinned elite, and a world where they hope they will be safer, more compatible with the American Dream.
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This alone won't be enough to get everyone to switch away from Chrome, but Microsoft has a better opportunity than most with its Windows dominance in the enterprise and the fact Edge is now a lot more compatible with the web.
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A possibility for the centralised redistribution of wealth more compatible with the dignity of labour might be endowing all children with "baby bonds", a policy Gordon Brown tried in Britain and which Cory Booker, another senator running for president, champions in America.
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In what comes as zero surprise to anybody under the age of 40, a new study looking at long-term relationships found that the reason we have trouble settling down is because we're constantly analyzing and searching for a better, more-compatible match.
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There were no further details on when these new parters would make anything available — Harman Kardon's speaker is expected later this year — but now know there will be a lot more compatible services once Cortana-powered hardware starts appearing in the wild.
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But instead of using presidential clout to push his party in a new direction and put lawmakers on the spot, the White House backed off and embraced more ideas more compatible with the N.R.A. while establishing a commission to explore other alternatives.
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YOU COULDN'T HAVE FOUND TWO MORE COMPATIBLE MISSIONS, BECAUSE EVERY DAY WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT MICROSOFT, IT'S ABOUT THE TOOLS THAT PROFESSIONALS USE TO CREATE, TO MAKE, AND NOW HAVING THE PROFESSIONAL NETWORK WITH THEM, AS THEY CREATE AND MAKE, I THINK, CAN BE GAME CHANGING.
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" He went on to say he doesn't think the word "slut" is a slur against women, that he's not opposed to women in academia because both his wife and daughter are in the field, and that "academia is a vocation more compatible with motherhood than most jobs.
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The community abandoned its more extreme racial and anti-government views, replacing them with narratives that were more compatible with normative Islam and views that stressed the value of working within the constitutional system for reform and staying true to both the American and the Muslim identity.
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Microsoft successfully appealed, and prosecutors eventually threw in the towel, agreeing to abandon their attacks and settle if Microsoft agreed to token reforms, such as making its products more compatible with competitors' software and giving three independent observers unfettered access to the company's records, employees and source code.
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And that means moving along three planes: improving the American President's personal relationship with Netanyahu; coordinating more closely on Iran; and, at least for now, working with Israel to establish a new paradigm for peacemaking that is less abrasive to Netanyahu's right-wing opposition and more compatible with his own ideology.
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Hal Leonard used to distribute sheet music and recordings to school music programmes on vinyl and then CDs: it now uses download cards, online play-along tracks and YouTube, which makes the music more shareable and more compatible with the digital natives learning to play instruments for the first time.
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There are those like Rick Harnish, director of the Midwest High Speed Rail Association, who want to see the city pivot to a more conventional project that's more compatible with existing train infrastructure such as the Chicago Transit Authority's Blue Line service or the Metra, the Northeastern Illinois regional commuter service.
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"Kiss" is basically a danceable personal ad ("U don't have to be beautiful to turn me on"), and when he loses it at the end, screaming, "Ain't no particular sign I'm more compatible with," it's like he's been out on his 14th different date with a woman who wants to talk astrology.
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But after getting acclimated and getting a raise, many people are ready — eager, even — to live alone, to live with a significant other or perhaps to ditch the college buddy roommate, who, frankly, is getting to be a bore, and to sign a one or two-year lease on a nicer place alone or with someone more compatible.
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I added a spoonful of sugar to the dough, so it would be delicious without a filling and more compatible with the craquelin (the streusel-like cap that's an ingenious modern-day addition to puffs); and I didn't reach for my pastry bag to shape the puffs but grabbed a small cookie scoop — easy and automatically precise.
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More relevantly, Bali's choice of the emo genre for a suite of breakup songs is consistent with just how many rappers — including Wayne, as well as Lil Uzi Vert, Ski Mask the Slump God, the departed Lil Peep, and others — have turned to "rock" as a mode more compatible with vulnerability than the surface toughness of rap.
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On the human rights law point, the committee suggests the new legal framework the government is seeking to establish with the IP bill could be made more compatible with the requirements of European Human Rights law if the oversight system provides for "a clear separation of function between the prior judicial authorisation of warrants and ex post inspection and review".
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The December 2015 summit asked the IPCC to come up with a report about 1.5C, a level scientists reckon would demand drastic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.. In Washington, finance ministers from a group of developing countries vulnerable to climate change, from Afghanistan to Yemen, urged developed nations to make the global financial system more compatible with the 1.5C goal.
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Other parts of the study seem to point to an understanding of the superficialness of online dating platforms, citing how important photos were to the experience (71% said that's very important) compared with other values that may make someone more compatible — like hobbies and interests (36% said they're very important), religion (25% said it's very important), politics (14%), or even type of relationship someone wants (63%).
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"The general impression we sometimes get in the West about Islam is one of radicalization," said Raphaël Lefèvre, a nonresident political Islam scholar at the Carnegie Middle East Center, "while an equally if not more important trend is the ongoing struggle by Muslim clerics to redefine what Islamic law has to say about society and politics in ways deemed more compatible with modern life."
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Of his mother, he writes, "It was I myself, arrogant class renegade that I was, who tried to force her discourse into a foreign kind of coherence, one more compatible with my values—values I'd adopted precisely in order to construct a self in opposition to my parents": I came to understand that many different modes of discourse intersected in my mother and spoke through her, that she was constantly torn between her shame at not having finished school and her pride that even so, as she would say, she'd made it through and had a bunch of beautiful kids , and that these two modes of discourse existed only in relation to each other.
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Republican senators walked a tightrope Tuesday after the ouster of national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonHillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet Overnight Defense: Trump says he has 'many options' on Iran | Hostage negotiator chosen for national security adviser | Senate Dems block funding bill | Documents show Pentagon spent at least 4K at Trump's Scotland resort Bolton blasts Trump's foreign policy in closed-door meeting: report MORE, both praising him for his service and agreeing with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE that he deserves a more compatible adviser.
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