As Adrielle's plan becomes more defined, Cal — our redheaded Odysseus!
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Even the browns on the dock are a lot more defined.
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It's a little more defined than it has been in the past.
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"You definitely have more defined abs in reality lol!" added singer Gwendolyn.
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As expected, I didn&apost suddenly have more defined abs or anything.
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An ice rise is a more defined, elevated section of an ice shelf.
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His dream about opening his own ramen restaurant grew stronger and more defined.
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Apply a few coats, and your lashes will look thicker and more defined.
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This is a blur with a more defined, circular shape than gaussian blur.
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Murphy said most bodybuilders tan themselves to make their muscles look more defined.
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But the pieces definitely show Kent's efforts in taking a more defined stance.
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It's something that may become more defined as more commercial actors go to space.
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Microblading is a trendy beauty treatment that can give you fuller, more defined brows.
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That means it will help reduce frizz, dullness, and even make curls more defined.
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But there's never not a time when we don't want darker, more defined lashes.
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The flat also has a thicker, more defined "collar" that hugs onto your foot.
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Once casting starts, the character of the production taking place will be more defined.
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But what you end up with is a much more defined and perfected product.
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Democrats, Undem said, have more defined views on abortion as an issue than Republicans.
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"She likes a stronger eye, her brow is a lot more defined now," he says.
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There are, in fact, a few more defined personality types that dwell within this sign.
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From 2007 we brought in more defined regulations and now it's tidier, defined by law.
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"With him coming on board, I now have a clearer, more defined role," she said.
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Build those two competencies, and all those smaller, more defined challenges will likely melt away.
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His team has not put together a vision of something more defined or longer lasting.
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With each new group of foals, the distinct colorings have become stronger and more defined.
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Start very lightly at first, and then draw darker and more defined strokes to create fullness.
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His eyebrows are also much more defined, allowing him to show a wider range of emotions.
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My undereye bags were gone, the contours of my face were more defined, and I was radiant.
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"When I see muscles that are more defined that I hadn't seen before, it's exciting," she says.
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"When I see muscles that are more defined that I hadn't seen before, it's exciting," she said.
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He notes it came before John Kelly became chief of staff and imposed a more defined process.
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But for a few hours I did think I had firmer looking skin and more defined cheekbones.
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Conspiracy With more defined charges falling to the wayside, some reached for the darling of prosecutors: conspiracy.
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Back in February, the mom-of-two had Restylane injections in her face to create more defined cheekbones.
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The line is becoming more defined between phones that have a headphone jack and phones that do not.
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Her line work is as sharp as her wit, and over 10 years has only gotten more defined.
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But it is possible to work toward a more defined midriff, and it's not just about cutting calories.
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After using the shampoo and conditioner, my curls are more defined yet soft, even on the second day.
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The two spaces, which once felt like they competed with each other for attention, now seem more defined.
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They concentrated on Hernandez's lower half, which Dipoto said was noticeably more defined than it was last season.
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But now that the race is more defined, candidates are starting to break with the Vermont independent's plan.
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It's less and less defined by geography and more and more defined by where that ideological enemy moves to.
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Meghan Markle's eyebrows are always perfectly groomed, but her brow style at Royal Ascot was more defined than usual.
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But he is much more defined, my read was, in what he believes than he was a year ago.
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Though a more defined version of the image released on Monday shows that the seven silhouettes are all dudes.
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No NBA player, I think, is more defined, more shaped, by his dread, existential and physical in equal measure.
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Networks were no longer mainly about physical connections, but more defined by software, which made merging product lines easier.
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They absolutely deserve to have their capabilities understood on a more intrinsic level, in a more defined statistical lexicon.
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But these results won't happen overnight, and they won't necessarily come across as bigger — just tighter and more defined.
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We're very divided by cultural, religious and political views, and it's getting more and more defined by those differences.
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As the storm's path becomes more defined, the airlines are likely to be proactive about canceling flights, Walsh said.
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Those fights are already underway, as Republicans and Democrats pull increasing shares of votes from more defined demographic groups.
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Mary in particular gets a little more drama for her evening look, with darker lips and more defined brows.
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There's even bipartisan support for the Green New Deal based on a survey done before the proposal was more defined.
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Trump said, however, that the British referendum is only the beginning and that people in general want more defined borders.
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There wasn't a green cast on the standup bass, but the instrument is more defined and pops in the image.
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It could possibly give lawyers a more defined network of which brain abnormalities are most likely linked to criminal behavior.
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The details in the bricks (most noticeable in the building located at the bottom center) and buildings are more defined.
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My eyes are not just larger, they're more defined, and my lips are darker (as if I'm wearing even more lipstick).
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As you start to mature, it gets more complex, and you create more functions, your roles are more and more defined.
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The Pre-Teen Stage is when Mary-Kate became more defined as the "sporty" twin and Ashely as the "girly" one.
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Some transition officials thought it was inappropriate to dispense such clearances until the Trump children's roles in government became more defined.
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"My bet is the winning model right now for food-commerce companies is more defined by Walmart than Amazon," Cassar said.
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Some domestic workers who have their own rooms report that they feel more secure and also have more defined working hours.
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Ms. Fanning has an otherworldly glow that's exactly right, but her character is no more defined or articulate than any other.
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Patience was crucial every step of the way, and now, my curls are more defined than I ever could have imagined.
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It's easy to notice how the Instax photo is sharper and more defined than the Polaroid which struggles with the blue sky.
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The ethereal movement captured through the original chronophotography technique remains, but Cafini gives the sequence's final pose a clear, more defined image.
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A more widespread ban would make more defined private spaces imperative for analysis and tape review at the highest levels of competition.
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It should be said that, for some of the artists, the line between their studio practice and drag career is more defined.
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Any kind of sharp angle is seen as undesirable, since cheekbones and jawlines become more defined as skin ages and becomes thinner.
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The Pixel 3a XL gives the iPhone 11 tough competition, but I still felt that the iPhone's image offered more defined details.
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More than a month into her role as first lady, Wednesday marked the announcement of a more defined platform of initiatives for Trump.
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An Air Force C-17, by contrast, needs to operate in more defined conditions, such as areas with longer, separated or unobstructed runways.
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It became a different equation and allowed us to find a more defined center than what Fleetwood Mac might be with three writers.
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But over the years, her vision has gotten a lot more vivid, and all the colors of her songs have become more defined.
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My pores looked smaller, my cheekbones looked more defined, and the lines in my forehead that usually bug me were nowhere in sight.
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This appears to be a way for chief of staff John Kelly to give her a more defined role in the White House.
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Roe v Wade Roe v Wade has relatively high support in polls, with more defined support than for a general abortion legalization question.
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His torso is also more defined and separated from his limbs, instead of looking like a child in a Sonic the Hedgehog onesie.
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At a minimum, US officials hope for a more defined road map that would lead North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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Some of the lines were made with a single stroke of the crayon, while other, more defined lines are due to multiple strokes.
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The dictator drew his strong eyebrows together so that the ridge above them became more defined, and shook hands with everyone around him.
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Republicans seem certain to end this election even more defined as the party of white men, a group slowly but surely shrinking in power.
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This limitation is hardly Lenovo's fault; Google should have waited another year and introduced a more defined high-end platform that integrated tracked controllers.
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Her dramatic two-toned lip has a darker, more defined edge, while her contour runs higher and curves upwards to cut out her cheekbones.
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Fair browsWhile many stars have embraced a darker, thicker look as the bushy brow trend's gained traction, Seyfried's maintained her lighter, more defined shape.
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"We're excited to expand Karate Combat in its second season with a more defined and expansive structure," said Michael DePietro, CEO of Karate Combat.
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There needs to be a clearer and more defined reward for those who win the group as opposed to teams who merely sneak in.
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But since I've been using it, my hair is definitely smoother, my waves are more defined and the ends of my hair less fluffy.
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As the debate goes deeper on tax reform, many additional "red lines" are sure to become more defined for lawmakers in the coming months.
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The combination of bright, saturated colors and the dreamy, blurred visual set his works apart from other pieces with more defined line and form.
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In "Useful Phrases for Immigrants," Chai has a more defined authorial interest, but however diverting her best stories are, ultimately the book feels insubstantial.
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Despite its name, this septet is more defined by the musical lore of Lower Manhattan than by any particular genre or sense of escape.
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" And when it comes to the royal's go-to look, Martin said: "She likes a stronger eye, her brow is a lot more defined now.
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Areas of my hair that would normally form into slight zigzags took on a more defined coil, which didn't disappear once my hair was dry.
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A new generation of royal advisers could come to realise that the monarchy's survival would be best secured through a more defined kind of constitutionalism.
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The establishment wing of the party favors a more diffuse and centrist message, while the populist insurgency promotes a more defined and left-leaning agenda.
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These are all things people might do in the hopes of getting more angular cheekbones, lifted eyebrows, and a generally more defined and youthful face.
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It's all presented in gorgeous 2D pixel art that looks and feels like a much more defined 8-or-16 bit game from the era.
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Jazz Despite its name, this septet is more defined by the musical lore of Lower Manhattan than by any particular genre or sense of escape.
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The reasoning goes that an active masseter muscle is a thicker masseter muscle, and a thicker masseter muscle makes for a more defined, masculine jawline.
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The horror of nowadays, though, is more defined as a blending the uncanny with too-close-to-home realities, like Get Out, The Babadook, and Hereditary.
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"Global competitiveness will be more and more defined by the innovative capacity of a country," Klaus Schwab, WEF founder and executive chairman, said in a statement.
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She will take on a new, more defined role, a White House official told CNN, but the details of that position have not yet been finalized.
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The surgery, which Dr. White calls the Golden Angle Lift, creates the tighter, more defined jawline and lower face that to many signals youth and beauty.
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He kept thinking that he'd be a better artist — more defined, with a sharper philosophy — if he didn't have to keep taking gigs for the money.
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While some players have expressed a desire for a more defined off-season, Monahan said the schedule was not likely to change in the foreseeable future.
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My skin looks a bit more bland and you can see patches of dry skin in between my eyebrows (which also look darker and more defined).
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Music also generally sounded a bit more crisp and sharp through the AirPods Pro, and each layer of the track sounded slightly more defined and isolated.
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The company's new leadership adds to his bullish outlook, and he likes the name longer term as he believes GE will become more "defined" with time.
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To spare you the technical details, higher numbers can result in more defined colors in individual pixels and an overall higher-quality image with smoother gradients.
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WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT RISK PREMIUM WITH HER, YOU KNOW, IT'S MORE DEFINED BY WHAT HAPPENS IN THE DOWN BALLOT ELECTION THAN PURELY WHAT HAPPENS WITH HER.
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It's a very beautiful look and I think we are transitioning there slowly today from a more wild, bushy '80s look to a more defined eyebrow aesthetic.
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That title might end up going to Toy Story 4, which closes out the story of these toys again, this time in a maybe more defined way.
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I put my ribbed, knit dress over the shapewear and I loved how flat and smooth my stomach looked and my hips appeared to be more defined.
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I think this year's election will be more defined by the "I/we" or individualistic-communitarian dimension than it will be by the left-right dimension, honestly.
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The fine lines circling my chin like parentheses were filled in (seriously, fuck jowls), my cheekbones were more pronounced, and my jaw was ever-so-slightly more defined.
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Maybe he does a lot of squats Strength training can make a butt more defined, but fitness trainer Tony Gentilcore told me that yes, it's most likely genetic.
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I've lost 17 lbs in a little over three weeks yet, the muscles in my arms, chest, back, and shoulders are both larger and more defined as promised.
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For those who prefer not to opt for permanent drastic measures, there are double eyelid tapes and also beauty tools to help make the eyelid folds more defined.
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Photos by Petya Shalamanova As one of the longest-running major music festivals in the country, Lollapalooza is more defined by what it isn't than what it is.
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Rob's got a ton of recent photos of their almost 2-year-old up on social media, and her features are certainly starting to get much more defined.
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Contouring: the use of makeup to create highlights and shadows on the face (and some body parts) to make you look more defined and bring out flattering features.
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Made of plaster mud, acrylic-based coating and foam, the replica is half the size of the real Statue of Liberty and sports more defined eyes and lips.
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The New Yorker critic John Lahr noted that his production "benefited and borrowed" from its London incarnation — the pacing, sharper; the design, simpler; the human dynamics, more defined.
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Landscapes that would generally be washed out, dull or flat while looking through other lenses (or no lenses at all) are enhanced to become more defined, vibrant and vivid.
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And perhaps it allowed us to find a more defined sense of heart in terms of the shared sensibilities that cross over to make something that feels extremely unified.
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I see women in magazines and wish my lashes were a bit longer, my curls just a bit more defined and shinier, my stomach flatter, and my butt bigger.
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Instead, Peter's still got his signature toothy grin, six-pack abs (which seem more defined post-Rachel, if at all possible), and a new take on his old mustache.
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But her debate was more defined by answers on both domestic and foreign policy and the moments where she took issue with the tone and tenor of the contest.
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While temporary lip fillers have risen in popularity over the past few years, the supermodel, 26, prefers to use a lip liner in order to achieve a more defined shape.
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Sometimes the idea of perfectly groomed arches is so appealing, people will do just about anything — even procedures like transplants and microneedling — to make them bolder, fuller, and more defined.
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Kenya and Rwanda's formation of ICT authorities and Africa's emerging technology movement have prompted other governments, such as Nigeria, Ghana, and Tanzania, to flesh out more defined national technology strategies.
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Keratin lash lifts are growing in popularity for their ability to give you a look that's like your lashes, but better — and by "better," we mean curlier and more defined.
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Based on the patient's preferences, the sculpting can be tailored for softer, shallower abs, or a more-defined and chiseled look, as well as improving the definition of hip lines.
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Now, at 26, I finally feel whole and complete — my position in society and the greater world is more defined; I feel stabilized and rooted in my culture and heritage.
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The arrival this week of Microsoft's new Xbox One X console — featuring more processing power and 4K resolution, which means more defined picture quality — is also expected to make waves.
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As the storm's path becomes more defined, the airlines are likely to be proactive about canceling flights and issuing waivers for Florida and other areas in the Southeast, Walsh said.
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Was there a point in the filmmaking where the relationships became more defined to you as you had to address how to handle framing and angles, and pick lenses and lighting?
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The scope of the 2020 Democratic field grew more defined this week as the party's primary field gained new candidates while several other potential contenders announced they would not run. Gov.
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Once the actual show wraps up, there are the after-parties, which bring about an entirely new batch of fashion moments — and that's when certain trends become all the more defined.
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The controversial winners were Kollegah and Farid Bang, whose lyrics include "I'm doing another Holocaust, coming with a Molotov" and who sing that their bodies are "more defined than Auschwitz prisoners".
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The companies that do this the best will open up totally new revenue streams that will be far more defined than the era of the app — and more money will be made.
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And as the company designed new vessels in recent years, the Haven became more defined — with its own pool, lounge, bar and restaurant — and more isolated from the rest of the ship.
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I am trying to recognize Kira from her online pictures but there is no need to search — she manifests like a blond oak tree, her muscles somehow even more defined in person.
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In fact, it is the long participation of the Social Democrats as a junior partner in successive Merkel governments that has left many voters yearning for a more defined and vocal opposition.
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Whereas the millennial dream involves untethered globe-trotting and unlimited cultural consumption, the reality has more defined boundaries — chaining our romantic adventurers to power outlet until they receive the requisite power to proceed.
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If they'd been scrolling through our species' pictures for the past decade, they'd also notice skin tones becoming more even, teeth whiter, eyes brighter, and abdominal muscles more defined with every passing year.
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While rules around commercial advertising and political ads on traditional platforms are more defined, the law has yet to catch up with the new advertising capabilities for political campaigns in the digital age.
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Besides helping your eyes look more defined and glamorous, using false lashes can also help strengthen your own natural lashes, as some ingredients in mascaras can often leave your lashes brittle and weak.
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"Instead of partnerships that are built on existing relationships, it's more about what each of us brings to the table," said Xiong, noting that that allows for more defined responsibilities and more frank conversations.
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But you only have to run in your constituency, which is a much smaller and more defined—and, in many ways, open—opportunity to build personal relationships with those who are in your constituency.
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MICHAEL NORTHMORENew York A subsequent referendum would offer the opportunity to continue to leave on a more defined path, or to reconsider the benefits of EU membership from an unexpected, but stronger, negotiating position.
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It's still got that vibe to it, but even as a casual fan of the series as it moved forward, I can tell there's more defined history after decades of movies, games, and anime.
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I could still see my freckles but had a slightly more defined cheek, with color in my face, as if I had just done a round of jumping jacks in a field at dawn.
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World War II was much more defined by mobile forces, air power, amphibious assaults and other things that, while terrifying, didn't have the particular horror of being stuck in a hole surrounded by rats.
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One of the starting points was when a man named T.L. Williams witnessed his sister Mabel constantly applying a combination of Vaseline and burnt cork to her eyebrows to make them thicker and more defined.
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Another example where the P203 Pro offers better saturation and a much cleaner night sky than the Pixel 2 XL. The Total logo and the background buildings are much more defined in the Huawei shot.
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Rumor has it that unlike the last Ridgeline that was boxy and looked more like a Japanese Chevy Avalanche ripoff, the new Ridgeline will be rounder and also have a much more defined pickup shape.
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To put the American worker first, our legislation modifies wage requirements, grants investigative authority to the Departments of Homeland Security and Labor to find abuses and creates more defined allotment categories to prioritize STEM workers.
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More defined spots have been carved out of the layout; a roomy round table near the sunny window in front, an alcove toward the back that can accommodate a bigger party, or several smaller ones.
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The G-spot "isn't an organ, it's an anatomical area, and not only does it vary in exact location from woman to woman, it's much more defined in some than others," Louann Brizendine, MD, tells Yahoo.
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Speaking on the progress in getting towards a decision, Appel said: "We expect that we will get a more defined decision in the second quarter... and then we can implement some stamp price increase this year."
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Lastly, the Dysport gets shot into my masseter muscle which, Eviatar tells me, will both contribute to a more defined jaw line and help me with my bruxism—teeth grinding or jaw clenching when I'm asleep.
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Jennifer Lopez is a triple threat — singer, dancer and actress — so it's no surprise that she's overachieving on her 10-day no carb, no sugar challenge, with her abs looking even more defined after just nine days.
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At a special hearing today, members of the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology tore apart NASA's Journey to Mars initiative, claiming the program needs a much more defined plan and clear, achievable milestones to work.
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It currently has no dedicated feature to set specific goals, so users prepping for races like me have no guide to train for big events or set more defined goals than just fine-tuning their running style.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Central Bank could start a more defined 'tapering' of its stimulus program next September, one of its policymakers said on Friday, even though it was likely to struggle meeting its inflation target for years.
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At a moment when it seems that our democracy is more defined by our discord than by our own values and principles, let me note an obvious point: that these offices that we hold are not ours indefinitely.
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With the launch of Medium as a publishing tool, the company is staking out a more defined position in the web publishing field — one that puts it on a collision course with established competitors including WordPress and Squarespace.
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After decades of producing mountains of high-fiber white papers, the think tank became more defined by a political arm that sought to hold Republican lawmakers accountable rather than just supplying them with the raw materials for legislation.
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Sure, a gun pointed at anything has a more defined meaning than an emoji of a dancer, but it's more complicated to differentiate a "true threat" from something a 17-year-old put up as a kind of sick joke.
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President, I rise to address a matter that has been very much on my mind at a moment when it seems that our democracy is more defined by our discord and our dysfunction than by our own values and principles.
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Instead of the more defined and classic-looking "P" on a light gray background, the new one is a fatter "P" shape (with the hole filled in), in a brighter, lighter shade of blue, stamped on a stark white background.
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I avoided wearing mascara and any of the fallout that came with it, but when I did decide to wear mascara, it gave my lashes a more defined look and extended the life of the lash lift a little bit.
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This, however, is just the beginning of the differences between British and American MDMA use—differences worth looking at as "Molly" culture becomes increasingly more defined in the US. Those aforementioned are, of course, responsible for driving up the UK average.
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TV: There is broader problem here, which is if you look at the research of how people and parties ... For the first time in history, Democrats are more defined by being opposed to the other than anything they stand for.
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The growing danger has given returning characters like Newt, Tina, and Jacob a purpose outside of their personal obsessions, and while the film struggles to find a meaningful focus, the protagonists at least feel more defined and energized than they did before.
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The lighter shade in the duo isn't something that I'd regularly use for everyday sculpting, but it's nice to have when I want to go in for a bolder, more defined contour, or when I want to level-up in the contouring game.
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President, I rise today to address a matter that has been much on my mind, at a moment when it seems that our democracy is more defined by our discord and our dysfunction than it is by our values and our principles.
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Kai Pan, an insurance equity analyst at Morgan Stanley, noted that insurance stocks generally decline immediately after a natural disaster, reflecting the possibility of big losses, then bounce back three to six months later "as losses become more defined and rates respond positively."
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"Before, it was just a bunch of personal animosities against Islam expressed online, but now these scattered movements are becoming more defined," said Zakee Pitakumpol, an academic at Prince of Songkla University and deputy secretary to the Sheikhul Islam, Thailand's Islamic spiritual leader.
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Although many of the use cases Amazon describes aren't yet legal because they require flying a drone out of line of sight or flying in populated areas, the FAA should have more defined rules for commercial drone applications figured out within the next five years.
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More defined is the blissful face of the white woman in Jean-Honoré Fragonard's "The Swing" (1767), which appears in printed fabric patched into the wet nurse's clothes — a telling contrast between the uncelebrated labor of the marginalized and the leisure it makes possible for the rest.
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Along with a more defined color scheme and more well pronounced icons, the new look (for iOS, at least) brings with it some subtle but important chances to the experience that should speed things up over all, bringing performance a lot closer to its Android counterpart.
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The Democratic Party is much larger than any one or two individuals and we have a long way to go until we choose a nominee and the party will be more defined by the man or woman who earns that nomination than any of the other players.
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For the past 21996 years, a familiar trend has exposed itself with the turn of every US presidential election cycle: Each one is ever-slightly more defined (heck, even redefined) by technology, and particularly by online trends that have come along in the three years prior.
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Anyway, I can attest that when I started focusing my workouts almost exclusively on movements like squats, clean and jerks, snatches, and push presses, the smaller muscles in my arms became more defined than ever, even though I hadn't done a single bicep curl or tricep dip in months.
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The shooting experience is so different (the hybrid viewfinder is and always has been genius), it puts so many options at your disposal, and the resulting image will not only be superior, but more defined by what you want to create than what your phone is capable of doing.
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The process, which was approved by the FDA in the US earlier this year, consists of passing "threads" through the skin to accentuate the outer edge of the lips, mainly the Cupid's bow, making lips appear more defined — unlike hyaluronic acid fillers, which plump the area from within.
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"Their testing methods are a bit tighter than ours in that the amount of energy used to generate redness is more defined than in the U.S." Joshua Zeichner, MD, a dermatologist and director of cosmetic and clinical research in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, explains that these innovations might be coming stateside (hopefully) soon.
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All of this adds up to a much more defined set of personality traits for Vector that make interacting with it feel organic and unique, and that does a lot to offset the fact that the robot is not really all that useful beyond being a fun preoccupation that hangs out at the corner of your desk.
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Currently launched in eight European countries — including France, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway — and claiming more than 800,000 football players registered on the app, Tonsser could well be described as akin to a LinkedIn for youth soccer players, perhaps with a bit of Instagram thrown in — but the company's mission is a lot more defined than that.
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If nothing else, fintech offers a more defined way to pursue tech gains at a time when some technology darlings, specifically the social media sector, have been hit hard, and the biggest technology companies, such as Apple, Alphabet and Amazon, have dominated market returns so thoroughly it has resulted in concerns about valuation in the most widely held stocks.
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Contouring — using darker shades of concealer or foundation to create dimension and a more defined facial structure — had long been employed by makeup artists, but five years ago, the technique went mainstream, and was soon followed by the rise of the complementary practices of strobing (applying light, often shimmery shades on the higher planes of the face) and baking (applying a thick coat of powder on the cheeks to set makeup and neutralize harsh angles).
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The FTC updated their Endorsement Guides on Thursday to reflect their more defined stance against social media influencers not disclosing their connections to brands they promote, and provided a clear list of dos and don'ts for influencers: Clearly disclose when you have a financial or family relationship with a brand Don't assume followers know about all your brand relationships Ensure your sponsorship disclosure is hard to miss Don't assume disclosures built into social media platforms are sufficient Treat sponsored tags, including tags in pictures, like any other endorsement Don't use ambiguous disclosures like "Thanks," #collab, #sp, #spon, or #ambassador On image-only platforms like Snapchat, superimpose disclosures over the images Don't rely on disclosures that people will see only if the click "more" The FTC added that the 21 warning letters sent to Instagram influencers were follow-ups on 90 educational letters sent in April, detailing what individuals need to do to avoid charges from the FTC.
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