Do you feel like your other senses are more developed?
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Hopefully, those are more developed versions of simple things I wear.
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The Haunted Places algorithm is more developed with several filter styles.
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Senegal is one of the more developed countries in West Africa.
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Radiographs revealed that the two-headed snake has two tracheas [the left one is more developed], two esophaguses [the right one is more developed], and the two heads share one heart and one set of lungs.
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This week, Lite launched for those four more developed markets as well.
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In 1949, any coastal province was richer and more developed than Taiwan.
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We just want the same tools that exist in more developed areas.
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So in that sense, yes, my vision is a little more developed.
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When the paintings become more developed, I typically put away reference images.
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Pediatricians with higher educational levels clustered in more developed and urban regions.
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After hearing reaction from her classmates, Adelson returned with a more-developed version.
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North Korea's regime has "succeeded in making a more developed nuke," KCNA said.
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He jokingly calls Cova da Moura a "more developed area" of Cape Verde.
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That's because he expected storytelling to become more developed in the industry itself.
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The price of land there is cheaper than in the country's more developed south.
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At least in the more developed places, the solutions are going to cost more.
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The ability to voluntarily regulate attention is more developed in humans than other species.
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Our songs are more developed together, and we stand out in a crowd together.
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The white matter is more developed and organized, and less "leaky," according to Hutton.
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"Tehran was far more developed and built up than I had anticipated," he said.
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Plus, they had a more developed organ for secreting sticky stuff into the little hairs.
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According to author Richard Betts our olfactory senses are far more developed than our tongues.
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Broadly, the more developed the country, the smaller the private sector's role tends to be.
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His (footballing) mind is much more developed than (the minds of) the rest of us.
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Their growth premium over richer, more developed countries also looks set to pick up again.
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No state has a more developed infrastructure, and few offer more options for higher education.
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"I quickly realized that South Korea was more developed than North Korea," she told me.
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They helped expand trade and benefited immigrants who fled from less to more developed nations.
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Grand Bahama is more developed, but there, many whole communities have been destroyed as well.
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Other tests on the eyes or balance are more developed but still aren't foolproof, Figler added.
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MORE – developed bipartisan and fiscally responsible legislation to deal with the Puerto Rico's looming Medicaid cliff.
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There's also a chance that, for more developed countries — or for the richer citizens — things will stabilize.
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And the movie's portraits of women — particularly Chiron's mother (Naomie Harris), struggling with addiction — are more developed.
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With more time and money or a more developed minor party, we could have made all 218.
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He said that mentality is no longer a realistic savings strategy, especially in Asia's more developed markets.
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The outgoing government had emphasizedthe stock market as a way to catch up to more developed countries.
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North Korea is rushing to develop nuclear-armed ICBMs without the resources of a more developed country.
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Even in more developed regions, distinguishing between Polish and, for instance, Russian heritage is inexact at best.
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While Fiji is one of the more developed islands in the Pacific, it's still a developing country.
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His policies on the subject have always been a level more developed than everything else on his agenda.
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Parikh described the Terragraph trials are its first examples of these services getting applied in more developed markets.
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There are more female characters, they're more developed and complex, and plot-wise, they have more to do.
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The larger, possibly older males are more aggressive, and their "sexual weapons" are more developed, the researchers noted.
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In the second small study, "Philip and Irene," the landscape becomes more abstract and figures are more developed.
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Mobilize provides a more developed platform for communicating, scheduling and driving impact with regard for diverse partner contexts.
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"The more developed you are as a society, the more you are resilient to climate impacts," he said.
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The repo markets in Europe and the U.S. are much larger and more developed in comparison to Africa.
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The outgoing government had emphasised the stock market as a way to catch up to more developed countries.
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We did get into the review-bombing campaign against it, but a lot more developed after we recorded.
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Some of the more developed of that bunch include Singapore's JustCo, EV Hive in Indonesia and China's Ucommune.
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The former is more likely in wealthier, more developed places, the latter more in poor and rural areas.
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Further down the line: More developed AIs might be more susceptible to more complex disorders, some experts say.
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Ms. Coppola, who unlike Siegel is not judgmental about female sexuality, has more developed characters for the women.
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Wealthier and more developed economies have it easier when it comes to battling the onslaught of climate challenges.
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The latest test shows that the North's missile capabilities and arsenal are much more developed than previously believed.
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That's another nuance that is quite different to the U.S. or even the more developed startup ecosystems in Europe.
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Such problems are less likely in more developed G20 countries, which keep better track of the prices of inputs.
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The potential perils of compounding were shown in 260 in the United States, where the market is more developed.
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This increases its vulnerability to more developed (either pure online or multi-channel) competitors in a fast-growing segment.
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Public infrastructure and funding for the arts today is much more developed in England than in the United States.
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More developed disinfecting robots could detect high-risk, high-touch areas and continuously work and clean, the researchers said.
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By mid-century the number will be about 40, as the more-developed third world nations produce nuclear weapons.
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Even the more developed scenes — fictional, though drawn from general fact — quickly deflate with the dubiousness of forced archetypes.
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"For one thing, his knowledge of the history of fashion was simply more developed than anyone else's," she said.
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The West's voices are more numerous and its "apparatus of public opinion" more developed than China's, he told Reuters.
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So it's worth paying attention to see how much more developed economies are willing to contribute to these programs.
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If we do not boost the liquidity and the trading volumes, we cannot expect to have a more developed market.
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"We see good growth opportunities in Southern Europe and in more developed urban areas in Asia," the GuestReady CEO added.
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Lisa will be a more developed character, and we'll get a better look into Jake and Marjorie's relationship, People notes.
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In South Africa, a far more developed economy, it accounts for 2000% of GDP, down from a fifth in 533.
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We already know that the more lit up an area is at night, the richer and more developed it is.
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Overall liquidity, however, is weaker than at higher-rated banks, which have more developed contingency plans and broader access to funding.
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Americans are more inclined to believe that people make their own luck than people in countries with more developed welfare states.
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A more developed AlphaStar version was pulled out of competition after 50 games because, the paper notes, its cover was blown.
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"In more developed systems, startups are more willing to jump ahead of regulation and the regulation catches up," says Mr Lebbos.
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And lastly, the four all started from a low base, enabling them to serve as cheap workshops for more developed economies.
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At the same time, demand for oil and its products is climbing, led by China and India, and more developed economies.
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There are issues that they haven't yet foreseen, and procedures have to become more developed before human subjects can get involved.
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First, yield growth rates are beginning to plateau amongst richer, more developed countries that set the modern standard for agricultural production.
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Some emotions may be more developed in humans, or apply to a wider range of circumstances, but none is fundamentally new.
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"Little Women" was far funnier, its dialogue and observations far subtler, its sense of amusement far more developed, than I remembered.
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"In the long run, of course, countries with lower fertility are richer more developed countries where women have more opportunities," he said.
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I figured it was why his campaign always seemed one step more developed on immigration than it was on any other issue.
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Now they take off from the country's more developed northwest region to reduce their flying time, US and regional officials also said.
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After seeing the more developed versions in pen and in oil, the absence of the guitar in the pencil sketch is poignant.
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As the processed food industry became more developed, universities began hiring scientists who could help food companies make and develop new products.
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The company is profitable in some of the more developed markets and services, according to Tan, but she did not disclose specifics.
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Analysts cited favorable macroeconomic policies and hot demand in more developed cities as some of the reasons behind the strong price rises.
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Commando has quietly joined the upper rankings of the best tights you can buy, alongside more developed brands like DKNY and Spanx.
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What's more, raising a kid in a more developed country could make an upbringing easier than, say, growing up in a warzone.
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The hirings form part of the emerging markets-focused bank's move to build up its business with clients in more developed countries.
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Compared with the much larger and much more developed wine region in Hungary, the Slovakian wine country keeps it simple — and affordable.
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But the US only contributes about 0.9 percent of marine plastic pollution because it has more developed waste management and recycling infrastructure.
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This isn't only because of risk diversification, but also because there are more developed markets and they feel more secure within those arrangements.
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In more developed markets, growth is helped by eco-friendly brands like Seventh Generation, now owned by Unilever, and Method, Grand View said.
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Soon after, I moved to Portugal— I'm half-Portuguese — because I knew the fashion industry in Europe was more developed than in Angola.
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I had more curves than my friends, and being more developed meant being chubby, which meant I was automatically unattractive in my mind.
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Migration from more developed parts of Hong Kong is expected to boost the population of Mui Wo (currently 5,500) by 35% in 2018.
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But the Air starts at a lower price and has a much more developed operating system and app ecosystem than the Tab S6.
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It becomes a little more messy as the platforms become more developed, and we have an increased number of emojis to choose from.
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And in more developed nations, stigma creates an environment that fails women who, for example, are trans or need more accessible birth control.
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The medical marijuana industry is more developed in Canada than in other nations, and cannabis could soon become legal for all Canadian adults.
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Electrical infrastructure, he said, will be much more developed by 2021, and electric-vehicle costs are likely to come down considerably by then.
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Tan said that the company is now profitable in some of its more developed markets and services, but she did not disclose specifics.
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He's a much more developed character than that, and his relationship with Mark is central to Invincible's story throughout its 144 issue run.
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"This is a poor community in a poor country, standing up to a major company in a more developed country," said Eang Vuthy.
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Its more developed markets were also weak, with UK sales flat and U.S. sales dropping 8 percent in local currencies in the quarter.
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Furthermore, Indian women who took their lives were more likely to be married, to be from more developed states, and aged below 35.
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He's definitely more developed as a tackler at this point, but he's got the physical skills to be a decent cover player as well.
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The professional network found that respondents in the more developed markets of Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong and Japan were less hopeful about their prospects.
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In the later Harry Potter books, as Voldemort and his agenda grow more developed, Quidditch matches and House points will come to seem petty.
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West Africa, along with plenty of support from more developed countries, has been fighting hard to make sure that the disease is wiped out.
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There are also more developed "adventures" that overlay entire scenes on top of the real world as seen from your phone or tablet screen.
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But in Gjirafa's case, the data it's capturing is things that those of us who live in more developed internet economies take for granted.
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This part of the brain is more developed in a 21 year old and is less likely (not never) to vote based on emotions.
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That approach is unacceptable in the more developed world, where sick individuals usually do receive needed treatments even if they cannot pay for them.
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Though worldwide adoption still seems like a long shot, Nasser notes that the more developed the tech is, the easier it becomes to promote.
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But China's investment last year was focused on the more developed economies of Western Europe, according to a report by law firm Baker McKenzie.
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The standoff has exposed rifts between countries in the north and south, between east and west, and between more developed and less advanced economies.
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While the U.S. is a more developed market and less in need of supporting cash-based payments, cash still has a big foothold here.
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The characters don't yet feel any more developed than their two-sentence descriptors, and it's hard to picture where it'll go in the future.
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Two in particular — North Beach and Sunny Isles Beach — are burgeoning with new luxury residential buildings and more developed downtowns with restaurants and boutiques.
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Now, the links between science and fashion have become much more developed, and she is proud to have had a role in creating that space.
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The per curiam opinion said the court would wait for a more developed record to judge whether the Trump administration policy is unconstitutional religious discrimination.
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The arms and chest are more developed and finished than the feet, which have no toes, and the face has no nose, mouth or ears.
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But the hope is always to be playing a character that's a bit more developed than that, and a bit more meaningful to the story.
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That has limited digital sales to 2 per cent of the retail market, compared with up to 15 per cent in more developed western markets.
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"The Caribbean doesn't have the luxury of using some of the levers of incentives that were used by the richer, more developed countries," he said.
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However, the prospects for media and technology companies to engage in meaningful partnerships is a great deal more developed than it was 15 years ago.
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It may seem laughable to ascribe gender to a self-service checkout, but as humanoid robots become more developed, it's hard to avoid sexed robots.
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Few Bangladeshi Muslims go to India looking for better economic opportunities, it turns out; India is only marginally more developed than Bangladesh — if even that.
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Liquigas sells gas cylinders, used mainly for cooking in Brazilian households not served by gas pipelines — a segment unfamiliar to investors in more developed markets.
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A focus on risk-weight calculations and robustness of models will also keep banks in the more developed markets busy over the next few years.
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Mainland China's capital markets are among the largest in the world, but often fall short of the governance and liquidity levels of more developed markets.
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In the reform era, however, relaxed social control and growing wealth led to a spectacular resurgence in the sex trade, especially along more developed coastal areas.
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He also said that this system would "provide a competitive option" to people in more developed areas who might want another option for their internet provider.
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Brazil, which is South America's largest auto producer, has largely resisted the shift toward electric and hybrid vehicle production that has swept through more developed markets.
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Angola does not have a developed debt or stock market so a more flexible exchange rate is less significant for investors than in more developed markets.
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While medical tourism originated as a way for people in developing countries to travel to more developed nations for treatment not available to them, it's evolved.
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The initiative pairs more developed provinces and cities with disaster-prone areas so that they can provide assistance, expertise and financial support before and after disasters.
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Even if a coal mine can secure money and regulatory approval, public opposition and protests can make life difficult, especially in more developed countries like Australia.
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Graffiti from more developed scenes is another major influence in Bangkok, and COZ is not the only Thai artist who got turned on to it abroad.
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He wrote that the iPhone sales fell short in both emerging markets like China and in more developed markets like the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Is there a sense that the more developed countries in Europe for example or the United States they're further ahead in this drive to do good?
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This year's red tide, he said, is exacerbated by human-based nutrients, the amount of which continues to grow as the coastal area becomes more developed.
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Even in more developed countries, identifying people who were potentially infected still largely depends on them self-reporting their symptoms -- something some people just won't do.
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Consider this: By 3 months of age, biracial infants recognize faces more quickly than their monoracial peers, suggesting that their facial perception abilities are more developed.
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This makes for a far more developed character arc for Jamie, who is an active participant in the story rather than someone this is all happening to.
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Those promises, however, were aimed less at the putative beneficiaries than at those in the more developed parts of the city, who consider ger districts an eyesore.
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And it is possible that in some circumstances, tariffs could help an industry to catch up with foreign competitors by offering temporary relief from more developed rivals.
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But in contrast to more developed countries, agriculture in North Korea relies much more on mass-mobilization of workers rather than mechanization such as harvesters and tractors.
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The difference in the more recent work is that the offbeat performance gestures take place as part of a larger, more developed project rather than discrete events.
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There are no plans for YouTube Go to launch in countries with more developed networks (including the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Germany, France, or England).
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NASA and the U.S. Department of Energy successfully performed their initial tests on a miniature nuclear power system, and will try a more developed test in March.
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Researchers have uncovered as many as 20 ballistic missile sites in recent months, according to NBC News, suggesting North Korea's program is more developed than previously known.
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If you like "My Mad Fat Diary," or if you wish quirky indie movies had more developed stories, try "Please Like Me." There's even a cute dog.
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Born near Suqian, a fourth-tier city in Jiangsu Province, he grew up in a village not much more developed than those where Xia makes his deliveries.
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China has outpaced some of the more developed economies in the world in terms of technological advancement, Dychtwald said, citing the example of its extensive cashless system.
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Still, the pricing of online ad space in China has long lagged behind what it can cost in more developed markets in Europe and the United States.
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Economically developed coastal regions have accounted for a majority share of China's NEV sales due to local governments' deeper pockets for subsidies and more developed charging infrastructure.
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The United States has a far more developed commercial relationship with Japan, selling nearly $108 billion worth of goods and services to the Asian nation last year.
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Grande is a powerhouse singer, one of the best pure vocalists currently working in pop, but Grande the belter is more developed than Grande the stage personality.
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"It is likely that these older, more developed infants were mobile enough to become entangled in blankets but were not yet coordinated enough to free themselves," Lambert noted.
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Although many of the earlier waves of migration left for the US. Others chose Latin American countries that were more developed and willing to take in Venezuelan professionals.
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The fallout from the 2008 financial crisis has led to regulators, especially in more developed economies, asking for more data from providers and more scrutiny of that data.
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Apparently, I made a great impression on everyone: I seemed nice, smart, and, according to the boys in the class, was a lot more "developed" than everyone else.
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It currently only has subcompact SUV models in markets such as China and India but the segment has become increasingly popular with consumers in more developed economies too.
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Bangladesh's per capita carbon emissions are tiny compared to those of more developed countries, and should not be as great a concern as protecting food security, he said.
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I was slightly excited to hear this album because it was made in 2006 and I thought there'd be a more developed take on the genre but, nope.
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But Spotify's free, ad-supported tier is still more developed than Amazon Music's, allowing users to create playlists and play music on demand from their laptops and desktops.
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The team also discovered evidence that hatchlings had leg bones that were more developed than their forelimbs, suggesting the babies most likely crawled and were unable to fly.
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Mr. Eliasson envisions a future in which people access art "on a platform like Netflix" once the necessary equipment is more widespread and the business model more developed.
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"As a landscape planner, don't write off more developed areas, with the conservation potential of having more native plants in people's yards and city parks and roadsides," she said.
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This move to open source much of its self-driving tech seems like a move to gain a leg-up on more developed competitors such as Google and Tesla.
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The study, which looked at 64 countries globally, also found that Vietnam outperformed the global average (15%), as well as more developed neighbors like Singapore (9.4%) and China (9.2%).
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Industry experts say the sector generates about $1 billion a year and is likely to grow faster than in South Africa and Kenya where the business is more developed.
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Second, the acquisition of media and digital marketing assets will enhance operators' brands and extend reach across the value chain, although this is likely in more developed markets initially.
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Modi has made it clear when the Paris Agreement was first broadly agreed to in 2015 that more developed countries needed to shoulder more responsibility for reducing carbon emissions.
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Its government depends almost entirely on outside developers to build the dams under commercial concessions that involve the export of electricity to more developed neighbors, including power-hungry Thailand.
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Of the two, Mr. Buttigieg is better positioned in most respects, with a more prominent national profile, a stronger fund-raising machine and a more developed organization in Nevada.
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This method has already been used in more developed parts of the world, but not Asia, which is one reason the projected impacts are newest and most dire there.
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Its government depends almost entirely on outside developers to build the dams under commercial concessions that involve the export of electricity to more developed neighbours, including power-hungry Thailand.
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Many decamped to Antigua, Barbuda's much more developed and richer sister island, where they're staying with friends, family or in a number of refugee camps that dot the island.
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An initial product is due to be released before the end of this year, but more developed solutions for retailers, banks and other enterprises won't be available until next year.
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"While FB could be reaching a saturation point in more developed markets, we believe there several levers to drive rev growth," Mizuho Securities analyst Neil Doshi said in a note.
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Fitch believes sales are more volatile in these cities than in more developed locations and demand may reach saturation faster due to the smaller populations and GDP in these economies.
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China's market-oriented firms and more developed capital markets mean that the sorts of reforms it needs would be less disruptive than the painful transformation of the post-Soviet economy.
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"For the first time in China, people are taking a major interest in health and are working out, while society is becoming more developed," he told TechCrunch in an interview.
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Investors facing sparse returns on short-term investments in the more developed world, like the U.S., found higher returns if they sent their money to emerging markets such as Turkey.
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"My belly says go forward with impeachment, but my brain says wait until... facts are more developed," according to a local news reporter who interviewed Cohen -- which Cohen then retweeted.
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More than a dozen dams are planned with foreign investors, including Thai, South Korean and Chinese firms, under terms that require Laos to export electricity to its more developed neighbors.
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Fitch believes sales are more volatile in these cities than in more developed cities, and demand may reach saturation faster due to the smaller populations and GDP in these economies.
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For now, there's no plan to move overseas, but Mahajan said that markets like Southeast Asia could become expansion targets in the future, once the India business is more developed.
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The presentation is a train wreck—a sketch of an idea for an app, no more developed than what you'd come up with over a round of beers with friends.
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In recent years, China has expanded social services meant to help older and disabled people in their daily lives, but they still aren't as widespread as in more developed countries.
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Companies could start building factories closer to home or in more developed markets like the U.S., where there's a higher quotient of workers who could build and maintain robot factories.
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Musk's firm is far more developed, has already been launching satellites to orbit for years, and has long discussed plans to put humans on Mars for the first time in history.
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When Kenya secured the precautionary facility, IMF officials said it was recognition of the country's stable economic fundamentals, as that type of facility is usually reserved for more developed emerging economies.
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"A lot of the kids who are acting are either much more developed than I was in 1973 — I was more prepubescent than pubescent," Fox said in an interview with Refinery29.
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The government will step up investment in roads, railways and airports in poorer regions and encourage its less developed western and central provinces to attract investment from more developed eastern provinces.
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He said the ride-sharing service could eventually be rolled out across other African countries, including more developed markets such as South Africa where sector giants like Uber are already entrenched.
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Tension apparently circles around GFG's prioritization of investment in more developed markets, like the Middle East, over parts of Southeast Asia which it deems to be less capable of returning value.
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But lower retail risk weights may be less suitable for Turkey because default rates are higher than in more developed markets, portfolios are less seasoned and interest rates generally more volatile.
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Wang would not provide a precise breakdown of costs for reaching less densely populated lower-tier cities versus more developed areas, but noted that as order volume increases, unit costs decline.
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American social media companies and internet 2.0 firms like Facebook, Google and Twitter operate out of Dubai, a more developed and less conservative business hub in the neighboring United Arab Emirates.
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When Kenya secured the precautionary facility, IMF officials said it was a recognition of its stable economic fundamentals, as that type of facility is usually reserved for more developed emerging economies.
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The baby formula industry is worth $70 billion and, as breast-feeding has become more popular in more developed countries, the industry has pinned its hopes for growth on developing nations.
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The discussion will lay bare divisions in the bloc and differing priorities of countries in the north and south, the east and west, and the more developed and less advanced economies.
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Most Nooksack tribal members do not live on the reservation; many of them, or their ancestors, followed opportunities in the more developed southern Sound or in other parts of the country.
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Her relationship with Sierra is much more developed and deeply felt than the central romance is — but her presence also makes it very clear that Sierra is straight-up just catfishing Jamey.
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Similar to financial services, the insurance industry has been eyeing up developing markets as its next big growth area at a time when more developed economies are oversaturated competition and existing services.
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Across more developed countries, the deterioration in ICR ratios has also been notable in Canada, Germany and France, while in contrast, firms in Japan and the UK have seen a marked improvement.
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China has made chip development a key plank of its Made in China 2025 drive to bolster its strength in technology against more developed rivals in the United States, Japan, and Europe.
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It is this fundamental challenge — finding the right company, with the right management team — that has kept emerging-market private equity funds from growing like their larger peers in more developed markets.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Rapidly shrinking and ageing populations in central and southeastern Europe could significantly hamper economic growth and convergence with more developed European economies, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Monday.
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From what we've seen so far, their take on Runaways plays to their strengths: namely, snarky banter, an attractive cast, and a more developed story on the parents' side of the plot.
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In wealthier, more developed Middle Eastern and European frontier economies, well-educated and relatively healthy populations are major advantages, but officials must figure out how to put more young people to work.
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Yunnan's Healthy Creditworthiness: Yunnan Province has a healthy budget underpinned by strong central government support via China's robust fiscal equalisation system, where less developed regions receive government transfers sourced from more developed areas.
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"ISIS is much more developed organizationally in that there's a structure, bureaucracy, and for recruiting, it's someone's job to do it," he said, noting the same description would be accurate for al-Qaeda.
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To reach reserves in the fledgling oil region, INK has to sink wells up to 5 km (3 miles) in depth, compared with 1-4003 km in western Siberia which is more developed.
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Created in the period when Garrel was starting to marry his experimental tendencies and love of silent film with more developed narratives, the story is told elliptically in beautifully shot black and white.
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It's the first time that the federal government has put forth specific safety rules for the Arctic, which is vastly different from more developed offshore drilling areas such as the Gulf of Mexico.
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" He said he doesn't have a strong opinion either way, and cited the development of the Air Force after WWII "when we realized that the air space was becoming a more developed place….
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While beachfront property is "appreciating at a good pace," it is still less pricey than the more developed Ambergris Caye farther north in Belize, a popular second-home and retirement market for expatriates.
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But that would require forgetting that Mr. Trump fostered birther lies and racist memes long before he worked with Mr. Bannon, who saw in him a vessel for a more developed nativist agenda.
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Lustig highlights online education as just one example of technology that's more developed in Asia and that could be used to reach rural areas in Latin America that don't have as much access.
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He said most tourists didn't know about the path, which is part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, because few traveled beyond the more developed banks of Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Sai.
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The shift was led by a hike in salaries in Singapore and Japan, which, as more developed economies, have been doubling down on their IT competitiveness on the global stage by boosting employee incentives.
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Photo courtesy of Flickr/A_Marga Photo courtesy of Flickr/A_Marga According to conventional wisdom, new ecosystems around the world grow through the following three stages, be them in developing economies or more developed countries.
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The company said sales of shaving care products were in line with the year-earlier period, but benefited from higher sales in more developed areas and price increases, which helped offset unit volume declines.
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To the Western eye, it may seem incongruous that some societies suffering from chronic water shortages, poverty, political turmoil and the like are nonetheless connected online to the same degree as more developed countries.
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Credit to the private sector currently stands at around 6.8 percent of 2014 growth, the fund manager said—which could benefit from the adoption of the "banking culture" that exists in more developed nations.
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But China, not the government, but China as a society is highly indebted already, so the overall debt ratio, all in, is comparable to that of the US, which a much more developed economy.
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Walk into a modern marijuana dispensary today in one of the more developed markets and you will see hundreds, if not thousands of product lines, and not everything is meant to get you high.
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"If schools want to teach respect, they need to give the message that it is unacceptable to blame a girl for being more developed and thus too distracting for her male classmates," she writes.
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In the early days of the internet, the US had a much more developed telecommunications infrastructure, which allowed software crackers to distribute their warez over the net using bulletin board systems, rather than IRL.
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As a result, the nation's municipal bond market is bigger and more developed than in most other countries, and that makes public financing of infrastructure much more attractive, lessening the need for private partnerships.
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Comparative weakness in Latin America is fully offset by strength in the more developed parts of the world, which is pretty much the opposite of the usual pattern, under which developing countries grow faster.
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Over the coming years, as many Asian countries continue to grow at a faster pace than more developed economies, wealth growth is expected to speed up across all regional demographics, particularly the middle class.
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Studies have shown that during adolescence the parts of the brain that incline us to risky behavior are more developed than the "cognitive control system," which regulates such impulses, and tends to develop later.
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It is in the process of closing its first fund dedicated to so-called growth investments — in large and more developed tech start-ups — after having earlier removed such deals from its balance sheet.
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Goldman Sachs analysts valued the total market opportunity from U.S. liberalisation of sports betting at $36.5 billion-$60.8 billion in revenues, basing their estimates on growth trends in the more developed British and Australian markets.
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GFG's management saw greater potential in its business in more developed regions like the Middle East, while Zalora's management believed it was on its way to becoming a solid business with the potential for profit.
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Given Feig's ongoing interest in exploring the relationships between women (in Bridesmaids and The Heat especially), it's no surprise that they also build more developed connections between the primary characters than the original Ghostbusters had.
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Tourists generally travel through Israel and come via buses from Israeli touring companies, which drive in and out of the town, headed to more developed destinations on the Israeli side, as rapidly as they can.
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As that becomes more developed, more enlightened, as new discoveries are made, new truths disclosed, and manners and opinions change with the change of circumstances, institutions must advance also, and keep pace with the times.
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Exxon projects that global demand for oil will rise roughly 20 percent through 2040, largely on the back of growing economies and populations in India and China, while demand in more developed countries will flag.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatia is suffering a severe labor shortage, most glaringly in its booming seaside tourist resorts, that is compounding obstacles to economic growth and dimming hopes of catching up to more developed European Union peers.
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The deal, signed up to by 195 countries, aims to limit global temperature increases to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels and for more developed countries to assist poorer ones in achieving that.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for Agilent include: --Revenues grow by around 4% annually through the forecast period, reflecting robust growth in emerging markets offset by softer demand in more developed markets.
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"Kenya has a much more developed IT system than most of its peers" on the African continent, John Ashbourne, a specialist in the sub-Saharan Africa region at research firm Capital Economics, told CNBC via email.
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Officials told CNN in spring 2019 that traffickers had moved their takeoff spots from remote jungle areas in southern Venezuela to more developed areas in the country&aposs northwest in order to shorten the flying distance.
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Kitty Hawk has said little about its goals for Heaviside, but it appears closer to a final candidate for urban mobility, with a refined shape and what appears to be a more developed noise-control strategy.
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Some scouts have noted that Fisher looks less remarkable when he's not dominating in his age group, and trying out those new point guard skills against more developed high school talent will be a focus this season.
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The move announced by outgoing CEO Doug Murray and his successor, Anthony Thunström, aims to show whether TFG's local brands can thrive in more developed markets than Sub-Saharan Africa where weak economies are seen limiting potential.
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The result are companies that can't even technically offer even the FCC's base definition of "broadband" (25 Mbps), yet often charge the same or higher prices users in more developed areas pay for gigabit (1000 Mbps) broadband.
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We heard story after story of angels who focus on safe bets (good luck!), ask for control over startups in modest five-figure investments, and fail to take advantage of the worthwhile standards from more developed ecosystems.
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Accordingly, your primary focus when seeking international funding should be to first succeed locally, and then replicate that success in a more developed market — whether that be in the United States, Mexico, Western Europe or anywhere else.
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In more developed countries like Hungary and Turkey, where Rosatom won billions worth of nuclear reactor orders, its projects have been stalled for years due lack of funding, local opposition and suspicions about the Kremlin's political motives.
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While Cook focused on the impact of China, he did note in the letter that the number of people upgrading to new iPhones was "not as strong" as the company had hoped in other more developed markets.
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Mark Boslough, a physicist and adjunct professor at the University of New Mexico, said he hopes Winton's climate prediction market will lay the groundwork for a more developed way of betting on the future of the environment.
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In 1978, when China was starting to open up economically to the world, contacts with Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan — considered more developed than the mainland at that time — were rare, and in some instances, even illegal.
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Still, Kraus sees supplementation as an individual matter, since some teens are more developed than others and some "demand much more of their bodies and need different things to replenish themselves" compared with the average person, Kraus said.
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Like bone marrow, cord blood is unusually rich in hematopoietic stem cells -- which can give rise to every type of blood cell -- and their more developed descendants, progenitor cells, which are more limited in what they can become.
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Its unique setting, beautiful environments and and some of its more developed characters are all appealing in their own rights, but its even better when Horizon uses these elements to produce a sort of ongoing thrum of mystery.
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"The challenge is how to increase demand in third and fourth tier cities, which particularly suffer from an alarmingly high inventory, by encouraging and facilitating more people to settle there instead of the more developed cities," Chen said.
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The EU hopes a more developed promise of seeking close ties with Britain after Brexit could help May build a majority behind a divorce deal that the bloc insists must include an emergency fix for the Irish border.
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Now there are 50 cell phones for every 100 Ethiopians — low compared to more developed countries but high when you consider only 24% of the country had access to electricity as of 2013, the most recent available statistics.
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"The process under Reagan was much more developed, elaborate and long, and there was a strong bench of top-rate technicians putting things together," said Steven Rosenthal, senior fellow at the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, a think tank.
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This is a clear demonstration of the broader fact that if you want to start raising money from more developed markets, you generally need to be based in those markets, or at least a market of comparable size.
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More developed fetuses, estimated to be at 25 and 37 weeks gestation, were previously found in King Tut's tomb, and are probably the most famous of the few other examples we have of this practice in ancient Egypt.
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Outbreaks are often abrupt and confined; in poor, rural areas, this may mean limited or no access to drugs that may otherwise be facts of life in more developed areas closer and better synced to the pharmaceutical system.
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Solidere is building Al Zorah jointly with the government of Ajman, one of the smallest emirates of the seven-member UAE federation, which has been trying to catch up with more developed neighbours in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
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The standoff over the size of the 2021-27 budget and how to carve it up has exposed rifts between countries in the north and south, between east and west, and between more developed and less advanced economies.
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The standoff over the size of the 103-27 budget and how to carve it up has exposed rifts between countries in the north and south, between east and west, and between more developed and less advanced economies.
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Despite being a popular choice at places like Toys R Us for its AI race cars, the company in recent years has tried to pivot from toys to becoming a more developed robotics company based on artificial intelligence.
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Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic say they should be allowed to compete on lower prices - just as more developed western EU nations compete on quality products and know-how - to catch up after decades of communist stagnation.
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Russia has watched as Kazakhstan and China have surpassed its GDP per capita, and a number of East European and East Asian neighbors have caught up with more developed countries and joined the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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"Idiotsitter" comes equipped with a more developed situation and thematic framework than usual for this genre — it's partly a satire of the 1 percent, in which Gene and her family are well-meaning narcissists of varying levels of shrewdness.
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The latest episode in this saga is an experiment on Facebook that resulted in two chatbots that supposedly "invented a secret language," which (according to the reporters with more developed imaginations), made Facebook "put a cork" on the experiment.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China, fighting to stamp out poverty, will this year move more than two million of its poorest citizens from remote, inland regions to more developed areas, an official of the cabinet, or State Council, said on Tuesday.
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No one warns you that immigrating to a more-developed country can feel like time travel—even though, insofar as we moved partly in the hope of a better standard of living, modernity was exactly what we were after.
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Global outrage around the festival is nothing new, but as China becomes more developed and more and more Chinese people begin to see dogs as pets, the festival has come under attack from animal lovers within China as well.
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Mr. Sanders's team is hoping that his more developed campaign apparatus might give him a chance to slow Mr. Biden's rise in the half-dozen states that vote next week, most significantly in the large swing state of Michigan.
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Since controlling a zoonotic disease outbreak is effectively a race between the spreading pathogen and containment, the more developed our response network before an outbreak happens, the faster and more readily we will be able to respond to it.
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Such gaps in birth registration tended to skew masters records toward athletes from more developed nations and disproportionately hindered athletes from Africa, India and elsewhere in Asia, said Harmander Singh, a social policy analyst and marathon coach from London.
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In fact, when it comes to palliative care, Mongolia is performing far better than any comparable economy, and is ahead of several European states with much more developed healthcare systems and greater spending power, including Greece, Hungary and Lithuania.
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From my experience, the conversation around South Asian art in Canada is more developed, and the same is true in the UK, where South Asians were often allied with other minority populations and a larger population often means more representation.
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However, since they can only hold a fraction of the data of a modern USB key, when technology progressed most musicians stopped using floppy-compatible synths in favour of more developed instruments or computer programs that emulated the same sounds.
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Thus, while Ankara finds itself in the relatively familiar position of facing arms bans, it is significantly better prepared to survive the current problems given its experience with such embargoes and the more developed state of its domestic defense industry.
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Uber has significant growth opportunities in the future, even in more developed markets, the CEO of the SoftBank Vision Fund, the ride-hailing app's biggest investor, told CNBC Monday, backing its plan for an initial public offering (IPO) by 2019.
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Decades of civil strife haven't deterred investors from viewing Colombia — which the World Bank ranks even higher than more developed markets like China and South Africa as a country where it's easy to do business — as a draw for capital.
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His stump speech Monday night was almost entirely about the nexus between immigration and national security: the issue that launched him into the spotlight, and that has always been more developed than any other policy he's addressed during his campaign.
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" (The retail giant is careful to note that it primarily views climate change, which a spokesperson calls an "urgent and pressing challenge," as a risk.) "Businesses selling these drugs will become more profitable if the diseases spread to more developed and richer countries.
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However, this number is still high compared with the country's more developed neighbors, and access to abortion—available on request for the first 12 weeks, and then under specific circumstances later in the pregnancy—presents a particular challenge for many Cambodian women.
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While the Far Cry games have always managed this kind of gameplay in the games with more developed characters, a silent protagonist means that the player can imagine that their desires and impulses are fully those of the character they are playing as.
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When countries become more developed they are able to dedicate less money for defense respective of GDP because if your GDP doubles and you maintain 1.5 percent level of GDP on military spending that still means a huge increase in military spending.
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The Chinese stock market has evolved well beyond a much more narrow group of first-generation industrials, and that makes comparisons to previous busts and previous valuations less relevant than they would normally be in more developed nations, like the United States.
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In fact, citizens of India and Brazil — two other large, developing countries — also appear to be considerably more hopeful about a future with self-driving cars than those from more developed nations, such as the U.S., Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Germany.
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Scientists had learned that, like bone marrow, cord blood is unusually rich in hematopoietic stem cells—which can give rise to every type of blood cell—and their more developed descendants, progenitor cells, which are more limited in what they can become.
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But confirmed infections have started to accelerate, with more than 830 across Africa, according to a Reuters tally, and concerns are growing about its ability to handle a surge in cases without the depth of medical facilities available in more developed economies.
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"What happens here is nothing more than gratuitous porn," the Hollywood Reporter's Boyd van Hoeij wrote, adding that in Kechiche's other films, the explicit sex moments did not jar as much, building on a much more developed rapport between some of the characters.
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And while health services in the country are more developed and wider spread than they were before the 2010 earthquake, Piriou and other medical staff interviewed by CNN emphasize that the country is in no condition to deal with another major disaster.
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Last summer's 13 percent crash and a 20 percent drop so far in 2016 have sent trading volumes tumbling on the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses, where retail investors account for 85 percent of the business, unlike more developed markets, where institutions dominate.
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Markets with more developed wireless infrastructure will try to tempt consumers with specialized experiences, like blazing-fast cloud gaming and augmented reality, Milanesi says, while emerging markets will focus on connectivity, especially where mobile broadband is a critical part of economic development.
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European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici said the setting up of the limited "budgetary instrument for convergence and competitiveness for the euro area," as agreed by EU leaders last December, was only the first step in creating a more developed budget.
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Over the last few months, it appears that patent plaintiffs have been surviving Alice motions more frequently than in the past — perhaps because there is now for plaintiffs to consider before filing suit more developed case law that explains how Alice applies to patents.
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The deal, which was largely led by both China and the U.S., includes a target to limit global temperature increases to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels and also for more developed countries to assist poorer ones in achieving that target.
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European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici said the setting up of the limited "budgetary instrument for convergence and competitiveness for the euro area", as agreed by EU leaders last December, was only the first step in creating a more developed budget.
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The huge words behind Jefferson's massive statue at his memorial say- '…but laws and institution must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind as that becomes more developed, more enlightened, as new discoveries are made, new truths discovered, and manners and opinions change.
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Such is the case in Latin America where cancer rates are rising and what may work in more developed regions of the world may not be the best path forward to curb cancer death rates south of the border and to the east in the Caribbean.
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Pictured: Ko Poda island, Thailand Located where South America meets the Caribbean, just three hours by air from the south of Miami, Colombia is well connected to the U.S. — with scores of flights to Bogotá, Medellín and Cartagena — and is more developed than many neighboring countries.
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" LIONS, who had also put in time on the West Coast, "had photo albums of graffiti from San Francisco and New York, so I was exposed to TWIST [renowned, graffiti-turned-fine artist Barry McGee] pieces and more developed work than I had ever seen before.
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Even the figure that comes remotely close to this painting, Saint John the Baptist, also from 1500, gives us a turning, young, randy-looking man with hair utterly different from and much more developed in terms of painting than the few curls Christie's is raving about in their picture.
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Emerging markets are still growing at a time when growth in more developed markets in regions like the US and Western Europe has levelled off, and this IPO is in effect also a test of whether a company built specifically around that opportunity can float on its own longer term.
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Games like The Last of Us and the Uncharted series from developer Naughty Dog are structured around cinematic cut scenes with stories, characters, and dialogue that are as rich as anything you'll ever see in a Hollywood blockbuster — and, indeed, far more developed than the paper-thin story in Hardcore Henry.
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Researchers at the University of Hong Kong and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill examined 15 pre-existing reviews of peer-led sexual health education in more developed countries published from 2005 to 2015 in order to determine the effectiveness of these programs, which have been studied but never conclusively.
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LARC adoption is actually increasing at a faster rate in some traditionally poorer countries than in more developed countries like the US. About 8.5 percent of women who use contraception in the United States choose LARC methods — which is well below the percentage of women who use contraception in many developing countries.
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Some people are worried because of what happened in Kenya, a far more developed and connected nation where voter identification technology failed in half of polling places in 2013 and concerns about the reliability of electronic vote tallies led the Supreme Court last year to order the presidential vote to be re-run.
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At the world competition — and the nationals of more developed testing nations like the US and the UK — instead of following a test step by step, the students are given a bunch of assets (like datasets or images), a sheet of basic instructions, and a finished document, which they then have to exactly re-create.
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There are both benefits and detriments to that but one of the results of that is when you do get these companies coming to market at this point, they're more developed, they're further along in their development, they're more known and I think creates great opportunities for investors to buy into some really terrific companies.
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"In the last 10 years, you've seen China become considerably more developed and sophisticated in terms of its own supply chains," said Gordon Styles, the founder and president of Star Rapid, a company in Zhongshan, China, that does rapid prototypes and low-volume test manufacturing runs for everything from auto parts to medical equipment.
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"They often know that there's something up, that they're different, and they don't want to be acting on it but they talk themselves into believing that it's not so bad, that a particular circumstance is an exception, that a particular is kid is more developed and knows more about what's going on," he explains.
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If we determined today that favoring "quantity of lives" is the sole rule to follow for self-driving cars, for example, a much more developed, Skynet-esque AI of the future might calculate that citizens of industrialized countries are making the world uninhabitable for a majority of people and their many generations of offspring.
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The transfer has considerably reduced its geographic diversification and business scope, but we expect the downsized bank to benefit from its focus on domestic assets in light of the solid operating environment in Austria, which is considerably more developed and resilient than most of the CEE economies in which the bank has been operating so far.
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Alipay, whose platform offers services ranging from bill payment to money transfers, is making rapid inroads in more developed markets such as the United States and South Korea, and can now be used in upscale department stores such as Harrods in London, Douglas Feagin, senior vice president of global business at Ant Financial Services Group, told Reuters in an interview.
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As a Christian and a longtime observer of trends in Christian films, I find myself hoping that someday, a director will manage to make a movie that renders a Jesus who fits with what I read in the Bible — a funny, emotional, passionate man, someone whose powers of attention to the world around him are far more developed than everyone else's.
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While Drivezy has definitely benefited from useful market conditions — low vehicle ownership and a rapidly growing tech-savvy middle class with disposable income and more reasons for travelling — now the plan will be to take its model to other markets, including both those that have similar conditions to India's, as well as those that are more developed (and hence, more competitive).
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Asset Quality Improving Gradually: Sunshine 100 is refocusing its resources on better-located projects to boost its sales performance from 0003, especially in the Yangtze River Delta which accounted for around 82% of newly acquired land by GFA in the last two years; 38% of attributable land reserves is located in the more developed Yangtze River and Pearl River Delta, up from 34% at end-2014.
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This is primarily due to three reasons: 1) the awareness of cryptocurrency and blockchain is more prevalent in Asia, 2) the regulatory markets are more developed and sophisticated (for better or worse) in China, Korea, and Japan, and 3) there is a proportionally higher number of gamers in Asia than the U.S. China is the biggest market in this intersection, but there have been challenges.
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Documents in order (you may not be allowed on the plane to Costa Rica unless you've had the yellow fever vaccination and are carrying proof), I chose the Osa over the more developed Nicoya Peninsula in the northwest precisely because it was more remote and difficult to reach and therefore more likely, I reasoned, to have an experience dominated more by nature than by other visiting tourists.
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Policies included a corporate income tax at 15 percent to develop priority industries in China's west compared with 25 percent in more developed parts of China; the first tax-bonded area in inland China, so importers didn't pay duties until they sold products on; incentives for investing in high-tech and green industries; reforms to encourage rural workers into the city; and policies to make more land cheaply available to industry.
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AAT's high barrier to entry markets and the company's development capabilities also lend comparison to a number of property sector focused REITs including Boston Properties ('BBB+'/Outlook Stable), and Regency Centers ('BBB+'/Outlook Stable), a nationwide owner and developer of high quality shopping centers; both of these companies have more developed capital structures and demonstrated capital access and are more diversified by geography, property and tenant base than AAT.
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AAT's high-barrier-to-entry markets and the company's development capabilities also lend comparison to a number of property-sector focused REITs including CBD office owner and developer Boston Properties (BBB+/Stable), and Regency Centers (BBB+/Stable), a nationwide owner and developer of high-quality shopping centers; both of these companies have more developed capital structures and demonstrated capital access and are more diversified by geography, property and tenant base than AAT.
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His interlocutors show just how diverse the country is: a gay Rohingya Muslim man in a society where Muslims are persecuted and same-sex relationships are illegal; a feminist film-maker who disavows Aung San Suu Kyi, the dissident turned democratically elected leader; and Tashi, an 18-year-old Tibetan who says most of his compatriots living in Burma would prefer to be across the border in Tibet, as it is more developed.
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Similar to many Chinese companies looking to increase their global presence and invest in more developed markets, many Chinese individuals have been attracted to the U.K. property as a perceived "safe haven" for their cash while others have been drawn to the land of Stonehenge, quaint villages and actor Benedict Cumberbatch (known as "Curly Fu" in China where he has a huge fan club thanks to the popularity of exported BBC drama Sherlock) as visitors.
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The study, which used data from the most recent Global Burden of Disease study, spanned 35 years and 43 countries, providing a new level of granularity concerning the world's biggest public health crisis: Key takeaways: Look up: Our visualization of the study's data shows the change in obesity rates for adults from 1980 to 2015, broken down by sociodemographics, and the takeaway is clear: except for a few outliers, the proportion of populations that are obese or overweight is increasing — especially in more developed countries.
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But if we look at how more developed liberal democracies have handled the populist shocks, we get a slightly more encouraging picture: Established democracies, however, have been resilient in the sense that either mainstream parties have taken the rhetoric and ideas of the extreme and absorbed them, keeping some form of stability even though the policies are obviously going to have to adapt, but policy change is not a problem for democracy, whereas changes to the party structure or threats on human rights or the constitution are serious hazards.
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