Clearly the new council deserves a more dynamic, exciting name.
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A younger, more dynamic candidate might benefit from the contrast.
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But over longer spans, coastlines have been much more dynamic.
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Think of the Bulldogs as a faster, more dynamic Wisconsin.
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The games have become bigger, more expansive, and more dynamic.
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"He's just much more dynamic," she said of Mr. Macron.
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Immigration has made America more dynamic but weakened national cohesion.
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The result is a more dynamic and decidedly grown-up look.
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It makes it more fun, more dynamic, and it's pretty cool.
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Today's consumers are demanding more dynamic answers to their fitness cravings.
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More broadly, FAISS could support more dynamic content on the platform.
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Companies have room for manoeuvre and private investment is more dynamic.
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"It just makes the conversation more dynamic and interesting," he says.
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And as a result, commercials are shrinking and becoming more dynamic.
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But gravity is far more dynamic than modest everyday interactions suggest.
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Finance-driven capitalism was supposed to make the economy more dynamic.
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"People are interested in seeing more dynamic and newer characters," said Yeti.
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The algorithms created by machine learning are much more dynamic by comparison.
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That indicates the results are randomized, making the service even more dynamic.
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The social network wants to create a more dynamic and authentic experience.
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In his Manhattan studio, his work became ever more dynamic and abstract.
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Seems like every game he's getting faster and stronger and more dynamic.
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This would certainly make the in-game strategy more dynamic as well.
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Together, Thomas and Bradley are among the more dynamic backcourts in the league.
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The business department would be given to somebody more dynamic than Greg Clark.
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Ice sheets, it turns out, are far more dynamic than scientists once realized.
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They're sonically more dynamic and cohesive without being connected by an overarching narrative.
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The Nokia 2855 PureView barely has more dynamic range than the Galaxy S10+.
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He also said the country's next leader must build a more dynamic economy.
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It's clear that a concerted effort went into making the show more dynamic.
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Will scrapping the rules make the internet fairer, more dynamic and more innovative?
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It's also more dynamic because more is happening faster, so it's swishing around me.
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That's allowed us to make her a character who is more dynamic and active.
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Users can upload new stories at any time, giving profiles a more dynamic feel.
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This model also features four speakers for a wider and more dynamic stereo sound.
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With RDR2, Rockstar has challenged itself to make everything bigger, better, and more dynamic.
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We need a more dynamic projection of what the Asian-American experience could be.
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Jamaica can capitalise on this discipline only if the private sector becomes more dynamic.
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The SDLP's candidate is Claire Hanna, a more dynamic politician and better TV performer.
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Without competition, private-sector managers are no more dynamic than the bureaucrats they replaced.
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We prefer the desktop version of Quickbooks because it offers more dynamic reporting capabilities.
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Kaminsky has a more dynamic offensive game than Zeller, but isn't quite as reliable.
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Against Saffiedine, Story's striking looked like a work in progress but much more dynamic.
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And then in the community standards, have that be more dynamic in different places.
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Liu boasts that China is transforming its economy into an even more dynamic one.
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Invest in transportation infrastructure or better schools, or ease relocation to more dynamic places?
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The Brotherhood initially chose a more dynamic and well-known figure as its candidate.
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The women of Mad Men, however, are an entirely different — and far more dynamic — story.
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The new figures suggest that the economy will be more dynamic in the second quarter.
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California's Monterey Bay is one of the more pure, more dynamic coastal ecosystems on Earth.
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The correction proved to be "more dynamic" than J.P. Morgan had originally anticipated, Hunter said.
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Sarah Adina Smith's austere, wry style captures a more dynamic Rami Malek than Mr. Robot.
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Alex Galchenyuk has taken the next step and become a more dynamic player (when healthy).
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"What the regulator is looking for is a much more dynamic process," EY's Young said.
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He pointed out that the United States has more dynamic businesses than places like Europe.
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But if it chooses, Russia can chart a more dynamic future with closer Western ties.
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The event reveals that the Milky Way's core is more dynamic and energetic than expected.
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"Merced, Fresno, Bakersfield, and communities in between are more dynamic than many realize," he said.
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Its great to have that freedom, and spontaneous decision-making usually leads to more dynamic animations.
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That allows for more attractive proportions, a clever hybrid option and a more dynamic ST model.
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The work is more dynamic, and indeed more democratic, when we can experience it this way.
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Even in the short time I had with the game, its combat felt much more dynamic.
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And that's going to make the business less bureaucratic, faster moving, faster decision making, more dynamic.
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As a result, Nokia says photos taken with the phone should have even more dynamic range.
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And an FA concentrating solely on football ought to be able to offer more dynamic leadership.
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Enemies were designed around these expectations and were consequently more dynamic and aggressive as a result.
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The publisher plans to move toward a more "dynamic paywall," said a Times spokeswoman on Friday.
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The inflow of brains from all around the world has made Australia richer and more dynamic.
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Time will tell whether agencies attempt more dynamic modeling under the 2-for-1 executive order.
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"It's more dynamic and way more dangerous than it has been in years past," Alles said.
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Developers are desperate for traction, and will make Facebook more dynamic if its gets them downloads.
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The offering is more dynamic than before, tailoring more of the content to Apple Music listening.
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One way team-building is encouraged is by a more dynamic organizational structure within the office.
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What can or should our leaders do to make representative democracy feel more dynamic and relevant?
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Through this reconfiguring of remembering, we might imagine more dynamic ways of Black knowing and imagining.
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Free agency offers opportunity for escape to a more dynamic roster in a more desirable market.
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As other, more dynamic services emerged and customers complained about late fees, Blockbuster eventually went bankrupt.
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Weinstein's trial will illustrate whether the courts reflect a more dynamic, factual, and credible approach, too.
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Add one more dynamic to all of this: Inequality has been rising nationally since the 1980s.
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Such a dynamic personality as Mr. Turner's could use a more dynamic documentary to illuminate it.
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On top of that, the money you invested made the game more dynamic, interesting, and challenging.
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The finding shows that Pluto's surface and atmosphere is far more dynamic (and weirder) than we thought.
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Direct Messages are more dynamic than ever with read receipts, typing indicators, and web link previews. pic.twitter.
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When fish are around, the whales' movements are a bit more dynamic, and they vary their timing.
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On the other hand, a more dynamic French economy is good news for the British one too.
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The flexibility of the platform, and the focus on making more dynamic interactive experiences, translates into results.
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Equalizing opportunity and building a more dynamic and vibrant economy will raise all members of our society.
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Explain that we need to be more Into the Breach, less Valkyria Chronicles, more dynamic, less heroic.
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And then, clicking on the images, you now get more dynamic information about what you are seeing.
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Assimilating those who arrive here seeking opportunity will also lead to a stronger and more dynamic country.
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Modi is expected to shift the country's "Look East" policy towards a more dynamic "Act East" agenda.
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We speak of a need for more dynamic women onscreen, but this necessitates all facets of humanity.
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What the numbers show is the US economy is becoming less dynamic over time, not more dynamic.
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The app will also auto-play live photos as you scroll through, for a more dynamic experience.
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But Mr. Myrie is the far more dynamic and passionate Democrat and the one this district needs.
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It has reinvigorated the music industry and made listening a lot easier, more fun and more dynamic.
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Unfortunately, the book employs a rather dull chronological structure; a thematic organization would have been more dynamic.
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These days, our privacy is spread out in many more dynamic places than just our phone number.
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Their phones are props, used in an aesthetically interesting way to make the song and dance more dynamic.
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That way he can focus on his biggest task: turning his country's rentier economy into something more dynamic.
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Smith immediately made the 76ers a more dynamic team, and the Knicks struggled to slow him in transition.
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Some will be on fixed routes, like a bus, others will be more dynamic and possibly more expensive.
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But it's not hard to wish he were played by a slightly more dynamic actor all the same.
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Though his manifesto lacks detail, Mr Macron offers reform, realism and a chance of a more dynamic France.
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This year, Olympic squads will compete in sevens, the less complicated and more dynamic version of rugby union.
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"The new figures suggest that the economy will be more dynamic in the second quarter," the board said.
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Digital services will be more diverse, more dynamic, with more specialisation and choice available for consumers wanting it.
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The world will have a more dynamic weather system that changes the world itself, based on the season.
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More importantly, the GS gets adaptive suspension and performance brakes that lead to a more dynamic driving experience.
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First, DeviantArt users will get access to Wix's web design tools to build out more dynamic online presences.
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The difference between a handful of neurons and a system is that it's a larger, more dynamic process.
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These investments create new jobs and make the power grid more dynamic and more secure for all customers.
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"This will certainly benefit the customer and boost the market to an even more dynamic level," it added.
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" Hackett said Ford laid the foundation last year "for a much stronger, more resilient and more dynamic business.
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Consumers evolve, corporate hierarchies adjust and sometimes cease to exist altogether in favour of a more dynamic structure.
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The visuals are reminiscent of 3D Dot Game Heroes, which also used voxels, but more dynamic and hectic.
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It's more of a firsthand experience for the audience, which I think is a little bit more dynamic….
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This support will also have the direct benefit of enabling a more dynamic and resilient power distribution system.
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Bottom line: fetishists have more dynamic sex and love lives than most of us give them credit for.
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JG: I think it's when they became more physical actually, so when they have a more dynamic range.
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Those now feel more dynamic, with a greater variety of weapons and ways to approach any one obstacle.
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For creative types, Spectacles let you create Snapchat art that's more dynamic, like the ones from artist Pinotski.
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This will in turn lead to companies that are more dynamic, diverse and able to take on creative challenges.
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So the real question here is will AR really make the experience of meeting people that much more dynamic?
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Photos have more dynamic range from the new iPad's selfie camera, but there's also a lot more image noise.
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First, because of the gamepad, movement is much more dynamic than most Gear VR users might be used to.
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SANTORUM: And we need to have a much more dynamic, how do we — how do we go after them?
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The result is a more dynamic system that proves to be more versatile than the old X-Factor system.
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Secondly, by leveraging more dynamic movement, we were able to be bolder with these various situations to good effect.
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A more dynamic commission president (say, Christine Lagarde, who heads the IMF) might have achieved more in the circumstances.
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But something tells me HQ is only going to get bigger and more dynamic before any of that happens.
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"This means the Greenland ice sheet is really much less stable and more dynamic than we thought," Schaefer said.
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Circular panoramas were replaced by the moving versions, which offered the same immersive effect with a more dynamic presentation.
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You argue that it is doing the opposite, and, in fact, is making us more dynamic and flexible communicators.
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"I don't think that, if you replace her with a more dynamic candidate, it solves the problem," he said.
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The matches are a bit shorter than PUBG's, the visuals are brighter, the weapons and mechanics are more dynamic.
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United has announced that it too will be moving to a more "dynamic" award pricing scheme later this year.
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These investments create jobs and make the energy grid more robust, more dynamic, and more secure for all customers.
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But some energy officials and executives say there is a more dynamic and resilient alternative to these sprawling networks.
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Most are investing in new experiences to make the theater experience more dynamic, like fancier concessions and reclining seats.
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China wants to be a more dynamic, innovation-led economy, so better protection of intellectual property rights will help.
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Both figures point to a healthier, more dynamic labor market as raw hiring numbers have returned to prerecession levels.
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The hard part is that America has to become more dynamic and more protective — both at the same time.
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Do they have a list, or are they a more dynamic person where they are queuing off a conversation?
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In his end-of-the-year address, Raúl Castro called for a more dynamic policy to attract foreign investment.
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Workers will benefit through higher wages, and all Americans will find greater opportunities within a larger, more dynamic economy.
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Higher performance ratios in Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia reflect more dynamic operating environments with more lending opportunities.
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Instead, doctors drill titanium rods into the remaining bone and attach them to advanced prostheses, creating more dynamic limbs.
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"Countries with which Colombia has more dynamic trade will slow down in 2019," said Bancolombia in a note to investors.
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This shows that the center of the Milky Way is a much more dynamic place than we had previously thought.
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The second was that we wanted to create a more ferocious, more dynamic battle system filled with tension and strategy.
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I think the casual approach to fashion should die down and we should be a bit more dynamic with fashion.
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And perhaps unintentionally, Colbert laughing at himself shows that even Colbert's weird Hunger Games skit is more dynamic than Carson.
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"The satellite measurements tell us that the ice sheet is much more dynamic than we used to think," he said.
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Our products are making teams on the field more efficient and competitive and making the experience for fans more dynamic.
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Excluding these structural long and short positions from the total provides a clearer insight into the remaining, more dynamic positions.
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Her role was fluid—she would translate simple exchanges, like conversations, then manage more dynamic issues, like her family's bills.
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It's a pale imitation of the more dynamic musically-driven battle sequences in Guardians of the Galaxy or Thor: Ragnarok.
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If given the opportunity to graduate, the nation will prosper from a better educated, more diverse and more dynamic workforce.
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The new rules are intended to make the cars look more dynamic, with wider bodies, wider wings and wider tires.
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A change to this more dynamic standard would mean that songwriters could be compensated more in line with the market.
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Not only do buybacks and dividends support a stronger and more dynamic economy, they also contribute to Americans' retirement security.
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So we wonder: Is our current cultural climate — specifically around this #MeToo moment — making space for more dynamic women characters?
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His depiction of the wallcrawler — with bigger eyes on his mask and more dynamic webs — proved especially popular with fans.
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The HDR system also preserves the detail in the brightest and darkest scenes for a more dynamic and realistic picture.
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"This is a much more dynamic situation" than the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, said CNN legal analyst Elie Honig.
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As technology for LED lighting improves, companies are making more dynamic lighting that adjusts as you go through your day.
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That's certainly still respectable but it's lower than the projected growth rates of more dynamic companies like Facebook, Amazon and Netflix.
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"When you can control the material in a much more dynamic way, then you can create objects that are quite magical."
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Its single-rail design allows for a low center of gravity, which in turn makes for a more dynamic ride experience.
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But Clips wasn't all that effective, and it also doesn't have the Obsbot's range of motion to capture more dynamic footage.
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I've always been a fan of squigglevision, the animation effect in which lines oscillate to make static scenes feel more dynamic.
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It's more dynamic and interesting than at any time in gaming since the days when Sega mattered in the hardware space.
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We're looking to end up with a modular, stable platform that can be used for even more dynamic and challenging missions.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda emphasized the need for countries to take steps to foster a more dynamic global economy.
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For professional camera operators sport mode will enable a lot more dynamic chase shots while filming high speed stunts or races.
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The pages sound like they will be more dynamic: a more prominent avatar, a description about themselves, along with the posts.
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Coaches were starting to use more dynamic pre-workout exercises, saving the static stretches for the end of the training session.
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It also functions to segregate memory of the Holocaust from a more dynamic interaction with German colonialism and European imperial history.
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It also expands the potential uses of Pell, to try to foster a more dynamic and workforce-oriented higher education system.
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That will make the first few seconds seem more dynamic when people stumble across the livestream or replay in their feeds.
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The sector is highly regulated, and profit margins can be slim — meaning less money is available to fund more dynamic changes.
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"I think Panama, they bring a little more possession to their game, maybe a little more dynamic attack," Zimmerman said Monday.
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Perhaps in time they will be perceived positively and hopefully become more dynamic through the way that people negotiate the space.
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It is easy to visualize how much more dynamic, and not as predictably symmetrical, that the piece might be without it.
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The protest was in reaction to a new labor reform law, which the government claims will make France's economy more dynamic.
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But few landscapes are more dynamic than the Arctic ice cap, a mosaic of small floes only a few kilometers across.
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That would make the economy more dynamic, boost wages and end the era of surplus profits that are put to no use.
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If they were warm-blooded, the museum exhibits had to be changed to represent a much more active and more dynamic animal.
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They only help to create a more dynamic marketplace that maximizes revenue by better aligning supply and demand at any one moment.
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A more dynamic and confident organisation might have seized on the idea and used the opportunity to become more plural and versatile.
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The podcasting industry is moving toward smarter, more dynamic ads that can be geo-targeted based on where a listener is located.
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As it gets even colder, adding a turtleneck or mock-neck to the mix makes the look even more dynamic and versatile.
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The Movi can make the footage of everything from conference panels, to little league games, to school plays look much more dynamic.
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The BTA also has a higher frequency range between 10 Hz and 25 kHz, so its sound quality will be more dynamic.
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You can even include things like giant soccer balls or bowling pins to make the races a bit more dynamic (and strange).
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For a much more dynamic take on Olympic news, check out the NBC Olympics app, which is free on iOS and Android.
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Blaze Luminous counters with a bigger, more dynamic swing, playing an EDM beat that rises and dips at just the right moments.
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But since prices for these products are more dynamic, industrial gas users can find it cheaper to switch away from natural gas.
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It doesn't mean that it has to only be funny or only be one thing; it can be so much more dynamic.
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People coming together with different influences, cultures and perspectives didn't dilute our music -- it made our art more dynamic, creative and visionary.
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Miss Quill's enslavement and her fight to regain her free will from Charlie is made more dynamic by Katherine Kelly's invigorated performance.
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Epiphanny Prince has handled lead guard duties in the past as well, but is more dynamic as a scorer than a facilitator.
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The simple act of moving to a richer country makes migrants more productive and helps to make their host countries more dynamic.
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Similarly to Stevens' project, Adventure 1, people are brought together to share an experience but their role manifests into something more dynamic.
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The highlight of the Android Auto design refresh is a new, more dynamic persistent navigation bar at the bottom of the user interface.
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And their profits aren't rising at a fast enough clip to lure growth investors from more dynamic sectors if the market rally continues.
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This trend particularly benefits smaller and more dynamic companies who can adjust their real estate commitments as their operations and staffing levels change.
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The season also brought the first air vehicle — a fighter plane — as well as zip lines for speedier travel and more dynamic combat.
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"With the proposals we want to strengthen competitiveness and create a more dynamic business climate," they said on business daily Dagens Industri's website.
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"The fiscal story is important, but it's what's happening elsewhere in central bank terms I think (that is) probably more dynamic," he said.
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He campaigned for the presidency with pledges to make France more dynamic, but not at the cost of unraveling its social welfare model.
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Actors like Leonardo DiCaprio, Tommy Lee Jones, and Sean Penn typically participate in more dynamic screenplays that allow for a wide emotional range.
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San Francisco startup Narvar helps businesses make that process more dynamic for customers through more engaging ways of sharing information and soliciting feedback.
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It offers an opportunity of being much more dynamic and really engaging with artists in a different way; I find that enormously exciting.
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Andrew Yang: I'm the son of immigrants myself, so I agree that immigrants make our country stronger and more dynamic economically, culturally, socially.
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Season 1, available on the subscription service AMC Premiere, lays important groundwork, but this second season is richer and deeper, and more dynamic.
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I vastly prefer the more dynamic combat system from the second game, and I also miss the city-building aspect that it introduced.
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Fixing inequality created by government-granted privileges will make for a more dynamic economy, and unshackle taxpayers and consumers from a failed system.
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COMPETITIVE, COST PRESSURES Several European telecoms have found themselves saddled with IT operations poorly placed to compete against more dynamic pure-play rivals.
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Xerox is soaring because it is making a bold bet to morph from a stodgy documents company into a more dynamic tech firm.
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But he's still only 24 years old, with the stamina and shooting chops to potentially become a more dynamic version of J.J. Redick.
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For anyone tired of overly simplistic representations of dads, we have good news: Literature is really great at painting more dynamic portraits of fatherhood.
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Don't rule out the possibility of Berkshire buying more dynamic companies like Apple and Amazon in the future to give the portfolio a kick.
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The Vizio also features 43 local dimming zones—less than half of the TCL's 72—but again, the display looks more dynamic to me.
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But now, as the internet makes its way into cities, we have an opportunity to make the internet more human, and cities more dynamic.
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The drone has six degrees of freedom (compared to four for a normal quadcopter), which Amazon says allows for more dynamic and nimble flight.
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But they are neither a single phenomenon—Poland has a more dynamic opposition and a more ideological leadership—nor representative of the whole region.
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They must also offer more dynamic pricing for research and reposition coverage to focus on geographic regions where they have proven expertise, McKinsey added.
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NASA is excited about the possible cloud on Pluto because it shows the world is more dynamic than anyone initially gave it credit for.
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Ideally, one would obtain assistance from some of the more dynamic political parties, particularly in Europe, and establish a partnership with their governing bodies.
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Finally, on Sunday night, you'll get to see for yourself that the rock and country goddesses were far more dynamic duo than odd couple.
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Presidential elections are more dynamic than midterms — with broader issues influencing a broader electorate, three-quarters of which were conservative and moderates in 2016.
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SO MALL OPERATORS CAN REPLACE AN UNDERPERFORMING RETAILER WITH A MORE DYNAMIC BUSINESS MODEL, MAYBE A THEATER, MAYBE A RESTAURANT OR SOME OTHER ATTRACTION.
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The car has a low center of gravity to accommodate the battery, giving it agility and a more "dynamic performance," according to the automaker.
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Walmart will now have a more dynamic management and brand to buttress its own internet sales operation, which trails Amazon by quite a distance.
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He said state-owned development banks must become "more efficient, more dynamic" and be held to strict criteria when measuring progress on financial inclusion.
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Then cities will be able to define and undertake flexible climate response policies as the challenges and opportunities of a more dynamic climate emerge.
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Democrats are praising Yang as the kind of innovative and forward-looking thinker who could play a role in making the government more dynamic.
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A review "concluded that the minimum qualifying rate should be more dynamic to better reflect the evolution of market conditions," according to the statement.
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Cities and states with job training programs should make those programs more dynamic by working with employers to meet their ever-evolving skill needs.
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Reading becomes a more dynamic process — one that allows adolescents to engage more fully with writers and ideas, and to challenge what they read.
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Work with a coach, who can help you explore approaches to get you out of your job search rut and develop new, more dynamic techniques.
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Hardware, steel, the engine, the crank case, the transmission should have long life cycles, while software will be updated in a more dynamic, frequent manner.
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The Creative Shop took extra care to make sure that each character was represented respectfully, in some cases adding motion to create more dynamic effects.
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But if robots are going to work alongside humans in more dynamic environments, they need to be able to react to hazards and changing conditions.
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But it's not a loss for millennials; in many parts of the country, suburban towns have evolved to become more dynamic than they once were.
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"MindSpark walks them through the process and gets to know them in more dynamic and holistic ways," said Meeks, who's also a MindSpark board member.
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It's a quiet, contemplative film, which will no doubt frustrate viewers who are used to more dynamic and plot-driven takes on these particular themes.
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The changes reflect a more dynamic concept of consent as an organic, continuing and actively managed choice rather than a simple one-off tick box.
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But we wanted to tell everything that was happening between those shots and make this more dynamic and more compelling and give some more behavior.
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I saw the total eclipse and I realized that I was living in a much deeper, much more dynamic universe than I had previously considered.
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While your corny jokes probably won't improve, this course will show you how to draw much more dynamic superheroes and comic characters step by step.
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Picking one or the other here is a matter of taste, really, but a shallower depth of field typically makes for a more dynamic image.
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Thus, to prevent future crises we need a more dynamic approach to regulation and oversight—one that is strong precisely when market forces become weak.
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It suggests the entire business of protecting privacy needs to get a whole lot more dynamic to respond to the risk of perpetually evolving attacks.
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Inside Art The Italian word contrapposto in art refers to an uneven pose used in Greek classical sculpture to make standing figures appear more dynamic.
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However, Brown looked like the more dynamic rusher for much of the game and made the most of his opportunities, finding the end zone twice.
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After years of falling short of this goal, the regional Fed bank heads are arguing that the time is right to consider more dynamic strategies.
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For places ahead of the curve, like California and Germany, it will be important to use carbon-free technologies that make grid operations more dynamic.
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The big picture: Pluto's surface is far more dynamic and diverse than researchers expected before NASA's New Horizon's spacecraft flew closely past it in 2015.
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This means military containment, deploying every conceivable missile defense platform into the region and funding even more dynamic systems that could help tip the balance.
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Georgieva called for China's government to continue opening up the domestic market to competition, and move forward with reforms to create "a more dynamic economy".
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But I think the narrative needs to move beyond the static concept of income and consumption inequality to the more dynamic concept of economic mobility.
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Still, others have been motivated by the escalating political crisis and the opposition coalition is putting on a more dynamic and coordinated front than usual.
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At times, artists would rearrange a scene or add more details; the 1509 image of the dissection, for instance, is more dynamic than earlier versions.
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If we had curbed exploitation in all of its forms and encouraged wealth creation, we would have had a more dynamic economy with less inequality.
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Together, this creates a more dynamic interface that Native Instruments hopes will have you looking less at your computer screen and more hands-on with Maschine.
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But there are going to be times that you wished it was a little more dynamic or there was some warmth or richness to a song.
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The Core sets up a more dynamic version of those segmentation powers out of the box, quarantining devices as soon as a possible compromise is detected.
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On top of that, the Theta V can capture audio from four different directions, allowing for more dynamic, omnidirectional sound that better matches the spherical footage.
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The new council is younger and more dynamic, emphasising the importance of being able to walk around, of making Minot more pleasant and reviving its centre.
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A more dynamic Pakistan would certainly act as a counterbalance to the deepening security relationship between India and America, which also provides military aid to Pakistan.
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Air travellers might get Brian Eno's Music for Airports, for example, while gym rats would get something a little more dynamic to keep their pump going.
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The drop-down menus can be static, or developers can make them more dynamic based on the response that a channel is getting from the call.
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So long as he and the organization are happy letting his scope expand organically, Sexton can become one of the more dynamic scorers at his position.
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I'd happily take photos with more dynamic range, which gives me more information to edit with than rely on an algorithm to create a stylized shot.
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Snapchat says that the point of these 3D images is to make your photos "more dynamic and lifelike" than a picture taken with a normal camera.
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The feud is certainly not quite over yet; perhaps Orton can parlay the loss and his renewed interest in wrestling into something more dynamic with Wyatt.
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To get a more dynamic and accurate view of evolutionary mortality, Bar-Yam and his colleagues applied a technique for researching complex systems called spatial modeling.
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America needs to stop its job base from imploding and create a more dynamic economy to replace welfare checks with paychecks, and welfare recipients with taxpayers.
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In 2013, Marriott began the conceptual development of Moxy, a hotel brand which would have larger, more dynamic common spaces and "cozier" (yes, smaller) guest rooms.
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In addition, it has expanded the platform to use a company's API logs to help create more dynamic documentation and improve customer support kinds of scenarios.
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This, then, is the player's explicit task in Shadowkeep: Through great difficulty, you're struggling to kill the past to make way for a more dynamic future.
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He said airlines could consider more dynamic pricing, charging more to check a bag during peak travel times like Christmas and less when planes are emptier.
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"Our industry has gone through fierce change in recent years and the phase to come will be even more dynamic," said Calsonic Kansei CEO Beda Bolzenius.
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"This chapter in our history is now behind us, and Calpers has emerged a stronger, more dynamic organization," Calpers CEO Anne Stausboll said in a statement.
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The ceviche verde, on the other hand, is more dynamic than you expect, thanks to the fresh ginger in its tart green sauce, among other tricks.
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If so, maybe we need to update our understanding to a more dynamic process model of elections that takes account of political learning and changing economic conditions.
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Here's why: For one thing, shoulder exercises tend to be more dynamic and involve several muscle groups (unlike, say, bicep curls, which primarily work, um, the biceps).
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This ability to build faster more dynamic websites caught the eye of Andreessen Horowitz's Peter Levine, who led the firm's $12 million Series A investment last August.
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Google makes emails more dynamic with AMP for Email AMP for Email is Google's effort to turn emails from static documents into dynamic, web page-like experiences.
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Vacasa takes a lot of pride in its pricing algorithm, which it touts as far more dynamic than the pricing schemes used by other vacation rental sites.
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Moreover, the deep meaning of the generational divide in Christian America is that the electorate, mercifully, is more dynamic than the lumpen logic of tribal politics suggests.
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Because the AirPods are so much more comfortable for me, I find their sound is also more dynamic and emotive than anything I've heard from the EarPods.
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"West Antarctica appears a lot more dynamic, which makes it super important for the possibility of very rapid sea level rise in the near future," Wagner said.
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Aside from the fire-breathing and sonorous motor, the GTS also packs adaptive suspension that can make the ride softer or more dynamic on a moment's notice.
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Given all of this, the biggest way my work, these videos, push for a more dynamic understanding of sex is through their existence in the first place.
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"You're going to have to have a more dynamic quarterback to be able to use his legs versus just standing up in the pocket," Lewis tells us.
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"We need a more dynamic strategy," Kendall -- who Strong invests with a mix of insecurity, frustration and thinly veiled anger -- tells the company's board at one point.
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It's juicy but not gushy, tart and sweet and complex, so it does some of the work normally done by ketchup, but it's more dynamic and delicious.
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But now it's much more dynamic because social media has made it impossible for even authors not to be aware of how they present in the world.
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While he has scored just one touchdown in an Eagles' uniform, Ajayi has teamed well with back LeGarrette Blount and is the more dynamic of the two.
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If clumsily constructed, this type of book can become self-parodic, a PowerPoint slog through the Five Things You Need to Do to Become More Dynamic and Creative.
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"We know that people are going to need faster access to skills, more dynamic ways of building skills, instead of just one-and-done college education," says Dunckleman.
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Hormones also play a large part in determining comfortable temperature and they cause a more dynamic change in thermoregulation in females than males due to the menstrual cycle.
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The idea is similar to the VR roller coasters and water slides that have sprung up over the last few years, though it's more dynamic and less tethered.
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Bierut notes that while Clinton's primary color scheme was blue and white, the campaign designed a logo that could work with any color scheme, making it more dynamic.
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Pragmatic, cohesion-loving small-c conservatism has marked the comfortable Merkel era, but Germany—like Europe—will need something more dynamic from its leaders in the coming years.
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All this should make for a much more dynamic setup than what's been available to Facebook Live users so far: the front and back cameras of an iPhone.
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"Financial institutions must be more dynamic and aggressive in the market by allowing Islamic products to grow," said Nasser Haider, head of Bahrain-owned Al Salam Bank Algeria.
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They needed something machine readable and this was a starting point, but the company is working on a more dynamic approach that doesn't look like a QR code.
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The report reflects the favorable growth trends demonstrated by the industry during 9083 compared with year-end 2908, which could be attributed to a more dynamic second half.
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Van Gogh's brushwork is especially suited to animation: his swirls and broad, fluid lines, which on canvas already give the illusion of motion, are now even more dynamic.
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This may be because emerging-market billionaires seem more dynamic: more than half of them are under 60 compared with less than a third in the rich world.
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But if you can afford to spend a bit more, the premium Luxe Pillow with both down and feathers is noticeably plusher, and its support is more dynamic.
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Ultimately, China's continued centralized planning and control will restrain growth of more dynamic, truly private initiative, and limit the ability of the economy to become more consumption based.
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Amity is a new, free instant messaging app trying to rival established names like WhatsApp and iMessage by including neat features that make chatting a more dynamic experience.
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Taulant, 25, is the elder brother by two years, while Granit is said to be the more confident one in life and the more dynamic on the field.
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But with an industrializing society came a desire to enjoy more dynamic boozy options, and certainly for drinks that would pack more of a punch than, well, punch.
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The end result is much more dynamic and adventurous than what we've come to expect from Sourvein, who are generally seen as standard-bearers for vintage Southern sludge.
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" He added that "Miami is less seasonal of a destination than it used to be years ago, in part because of a more dynamic economy and cultural scene.
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Tepfer wrote a series of algorithms designed to respond to his improvisations, producing a more dynamic range of sounds than his two hands could make on their own.
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The model would theoretically allow more players to bid for spectrum as and when it is needed to meet demand and this would lead to more dynamic pricing.
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Last year's Assassin's Creed Origins tried some new things in the franchise to create more dynamic worlds, and I see Odyssey's mercenary system as clearly building on this.
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Some travelers stayed away in the aftermath of the fires, but the valley was soon back on its feet, flaunting a more dynamic and fashionable face than ever.
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"It's about creating a very simple solution to a very, very complicated problem that is much more dynamic and much more complicated than just the ads," he said.
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The events are informative, highlighting the intersecting oppressions impacting sex workers daily, but they also twist dominant narratives around sex work toward a more dynamic and fluid definition.
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"We suspect that any new CEO is still more likely to be internal, but will need a more dynamic approach to improving underperforming areas of the business," he said.
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Often, we find ourselves also feeling feelings when we see it play out on national TV. But, sometimes, feeling feelings makes watching the US Open all the more dynamic.
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Some companies have long offered group communication tools that go beyond emailing to more dynamic communication, but they've largely been left for people to adopt to their own needs.
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Being thrown into the fire of an economic recession made for a much more dynamic culture that many observers had typically come to expect from a southern European country.
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The biggest bit of news for today's free upgrade, however, is the addition of Sound Library — a long awaited feature that finally makes GarageBand's instrument selection much more dynamic.
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I am happy that Disney has evolved into having more dynamic women who can stand up for themselves — but I think it's okay to have a love story, too.
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For every Archie, Dawson, Nate, and Brandon Walsh on a teen soap, there are at least two or three far more dynamic female characters ready to absorb the spotlight.
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Many military analysts have been pushing for the West to take a more dynamic approach to defense in the face of Russia's increased aggression and Cold War-like rhetoric.
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And in every innovation — more flowing drapery, more dynamic movement, more lifelike faces and hands — Verrocchio set the bar for virtuosity that his students tried to ape and exceed.
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Eighteen months later, he opened his own practice in a Halifax attic, quickly developing an aesthetic that was darker and more dynamic than his former employer's spare, elegant precision.
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And what we consider the scary parts of a ride—the loops, the downs, the turns, the dizziness—can actually thrill us and make life more dynamic and interesting.
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After weathering a robbery and being booted from the Queens warehouse it originally occupied in 2011 for code violations, Silent Barn relocated to a more dynamic space in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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They typically offer more dynamic range, too, which means the dark areas of the picture get nice and perfectly black while the lighter areas can get nice and bright white.
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The rocks also show that the Red Planet's climate may have been more dynamic than we thought, going from cold and dry to warm and wet, before eventually drying out.
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He's by far the best supporting character and evidence of a stronger, more dynamic story that might have been made if Gaiman had been willing to expand the story further.
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The key with HDR is that you can get more dynamic colors, blacker blacks, and see the more subtle details when watching movies or TV shows or playing video games.
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"But I also wanted to have a show that was a little more dynamic," Patrick, who has "impressionistic" memories of growing up watching the original series with her family, explained.
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They each have different powers and have their own motivations in the comics (for instance, Corvus and Proxima are husband and wife), which makes them more dynamic than regular henchmen.
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Even if there are a dozen games that handle combat in more dynamic and interesting ways than The Division's point-and-click grind, few take place among such beautiful ruins.
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Kaine may be the do-no-harm candidate, but her failure to pick a more dynamic politician—one that complements rather than mirrors her—would do plenty of harm indeed.
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The show's third season saw the plotlines getting more dynamic, and slowly rippling away from Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling), a trend which will hopefully continue into the show's future seasons.
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Fraunhofer researchers created something along these lines, but Veo's approach seems more dynamic and responsive, relying not on safe and unsafe zones but doing object recognition and other semantic modeling.
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Google's push to create new and more dynamic search results could help it establish both a social presence and a new advertising product within its most used piece of software.
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I think today it's actually more dynamic from the perspective that you have five companies and they also have the Chinese giants, which I think is a really interesting trend.
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Through this filter, "Sleep Well Beast" becomes a stranger and more dynamic document, about the commitments we make to each other, and about how we choose to yield to them.
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It's as if they built a portrait of a fascinating female killer and then chickened out, settling into the Lifetime "men are terrifying" model instead of exploring something more dynamic.
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They've charted a similar course through extreme metal, beginning in Satanic savagery and slowly morphing into something more dynamic, more experimental, more atmospheric, and, occasionally, more industrial (see "Red Silence").
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That means we should make it easier to start a business and encourage more startups, invest more in things like research and infrastructure, all to become a more dynamic economy.
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"Nutrition is more dynamic than many other areas of research because the relationship between dietary factors and health outcomes tend to change, for example with type 2 diabetes," Hu continued.
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The third evokes a fire spreading (thanks to red accents in the costumes and more dynamic jumping and spinning movements), while the final sections show the fire collapsing into embers.
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Moscovici said Europe needed a more dynamic and unified economy to help reduce the perceived inequities fueling right-wing populism, but it currently lacked the instruments to accomplish that goal.
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Ford's also said the infotainment system will be more dynamic and adaptable than in past versions, with the ability to surface the things drivers and passengers tinker with the most.
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Warren's view is that regulators could create a more dynamic overall economy by blocking this sort of thing, a plausible conjecture but not something that's easy to quantify or verify.
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With people changing careers and jobs more frequently throughout their longer life spans, companies are preparing for a more dynamic workforce with workers looking to continually expand their skillsets cross-functionally.
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Erdogan also said his party would appeal results wherever needed, and added that he would take the necessary measures at ministries and institutions to make the system of governance more dynamic.
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The boss fights look interesting, the levels look more dynamic than ever before, and, to be frank, I like the Diablo Immortal aesthetic more than I like Diablo 3's aesthetic.
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"The debate on whether there has been underenforcement of antitrust is far more dynamic in Europe—there is a sense of urgency," says Isabelle de Silva, head of France's competition authority.
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Market-based pricing was endorsed by banks such as JP Morgan and Bank of America Merrill Lynch and was designed to make significantly low pricing on investment grade loans more dynamic.
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Facebook may be playing catchup to YouTube in the video creator department, but polls and the ability to launch a fully-fledged game show make video production on Facebook more dynamic.
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It is a more dynamic program than past procurement practices as regulators, operators, and suppliers have to continuously assess the cyber-threat environment, according to George Lipscomb, a former NRC inspector.
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The stakes feel even higher over rest of the album's 11 tracks with Grote's once-raspy and slightly-twangy howl transformed to a less throaty but more dynamic and powerful bellow.
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The new performance models will be dubbed E-Tron S and E-Tron Sportback S, and Audi says they'll be "more agile, sharper and more dynamic" than the non-S variants.
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It has been home to more than 100 black quarterbacks, double that of the N.F.L. But those same rules that make the Canadian game more Canadian also make it more dynamic.
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" In the case of the bottom eighth of The Times's front page, he notes, "it creates a secondary rhythm to the rest of A1, making the page more dynamic, energetic, active.
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Online content is now more dynamic and eye-catching than ever before, and Cisco predicts that in less than 5 years, 75 percent of all mobile data traffic will be video.
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By giving mobile app users relevant, bite-sized information even before they type a query into its search box, "Google is trying to make the search experience more dynamic," Kessler said.
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With over 80 million baby boomers hoping to age in place at home, now is the time for a more dynamic and strengthened home health sector, not one that is diminished.
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It's intuitive and playful, and some clever twists — like dream clouds that depress under the weight of a building — make the puzzles feel much more dynamic than they otherwise would be.
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Nelson felt the Knicks would never win a title by bouncing the ball to Ewing in the post and instead wanted the offense to go through the more dynamic Anthony Mason.
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Zero. Although a more dynamic view of the policy could show savings to taxpayers, given the legislation's potential to put a crack in this $300 billion driver of annual health costs.
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Mitt Romney ran as an apotheosis of the idea that the free market is simply more dynamic and efficient than government; that American politics could take a cue from American business.
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So my perspective is, our job is increasingly more important because at the same time as companies are more dynamic, the other side of our equation, the governance model, is breaking, right?
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"Midway through this key year of action, we are pleased with the progress we are making toward creating a more dynamic and profitable business," Chief Executive Jim Hackett said in a statement.
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As the creators tell it, this is an intentional style, a digital technique that mimics the aesthetics of stop-motion and traditional hand-drawn cartoons in order to create more dynamic sequences.
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It has a dual-chip architecture, with one chip tailored for low-power tasks when the user is sedentary and a more powerful chip responsible for keeping up with more dynamic tasks.
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His effort to become a more dynamic speaker was 50 percent "talk louder" and 50 percent "try to force the crowd into awkward call-and-response chants," and it was honestly laughable.
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It is typically found in stagnant environments, says Sue Filmer of Mercer, a human resources (HR) consultancy: the more dynamic the business, the less the scope for peers to sit and stew.
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Stock buybacks are good for the economy because they shift cash from stagnant companies into more dynamic ones that can use it to expand operations, increase productivity, and, ultimately, create more jobs.
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There is also scope for greater investment in services, where the productivity of workers is half that in manufacturing; a more dynamic sector would help to ease the strain on traditional exporters.
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So yeah, I think that material felt more dynamic to me because I think of these people a living, breathing, active human beings who I can ask all kinds of personal questions.
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HDR and Dolby Vision are designed to deliver better contrast to your picture, making for more dynamic and richer visuals, at least for video content that supports either HDR or Dolby Vision.
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It calls for the British government to make the Tier 2 system more "dynamic" by introducing a "shortage occupation list" that reflects actual shortages being faced, including digital and cyber security skills.
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Fixing these issues, often at the state and local level, will help produce a more dynamic and healthy economy by removing barriers that currently prevent people from moving up the income ladder.
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Whereas Japanese officials once feared so-called Japan-bashing by Americans, today they are more likely to lament "Japan-passing," a shift in attention to places viewed as more dynamic, like China.
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It takes a while and you'll rarely see them in a more dynamic match, but some of the fortification networks you can build are truly impressive in how they transform the battlefield.
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A lawyer who helped New York's City Council write a tenants' bill of rights, Mr. Myrie is a far more dynamic and passionate Democrat than Senator Jesse Hamilton, a former I.D.C. member.
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This makes for a bright screen but also makes it tougher for those screens to get completely dark when you're watching a more dynamic scene, or just about any Star Wars movie.
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It was also fucking fantastic; the Algleymi material incorporates more of a rock'n'roll swing than their previous efforts, and shows a much more dynamic side of their customarily hypnotic, aggressive black metal.
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Donley did point out that the experiment also occurred at only four degrees above absolute zero—this keeps molecules still, but means the method might not be able to capture more dynamic physics.
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Essebsi has said the country needs a more dynamic government ready to take audacious decisions to bring about the liberalization and cost-cutting required for an overhaul of the North African state's economy.
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Not only have these kinds of women overwhelmingly been centered in storytelling, they're also frequently chosen as romantic love interests over more dynamic women of color who are RIGHT THERE in these stories.
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Presumably, the answer here is that chestburster-produced aliens are in some way more dynamic or intelligent or capable of survival than the virus-produced aliens, and they somehow serve David's goals better.
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Each service integration has gotten its own custom design from Readdle, which looks much more dynamic than the typical Share Sheet dialog box that often serves as the transition between apps on iOS.
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Niantic, the company that created Pokémon Go, is hoping a new feature, available now, will re-energize past and present Pokémon trainers with a more dynamic, high-resolution augmented reality mode called AR+.
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"We are definitely telling the classic story of Invincible, and we are doing some directorial things that will make it more dynamic than just the straight-up story," Goldberg said at the time.
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You should be able to directly use our interface, and blocks, all these plug and play lego pieces that give you more dynamic functionality — whether a map view or an integration with Twilio.
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The film looks like it's leveling up the action quite a bit, with bigger adversaries and more dynamic action as the giant fighters duke it out on the ground and in the air.
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If bilobed comets, like 67P and Halley's comet, turn out to be cosmically common, it's possible our solar system is full of shapeshifting space rocks that are far more dynamic than they seem.
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"Removing additional layers of bureaucracy should go a long way to helping the business become more dynamic," Columbia Threadneedle Investments, M&S's sixth-largest shareholder with 2.9 percent of its equity, told Reuters.
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And while many companies claiming to have such advanced security techniques are still deploying static solutions, we are seeing some startups with more dynamic approaches to detection of and defense against cyber attacks.
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When plugging a standard pair of Apple EarPods into the BoomStick, I was left with a much more satisfying low-end responsiveness in addition to considerably more dynamic vocals and high-end quality.
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These endless musical excursions had dips and peaks and were much more dynamic and emotive than the blinkered, BPM-ruled, genre-specific DJ sets that are all too common in club music today.
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Pushing for a better balance between headquarters and the field and will make the CIA a far more dynamic, versatile agency than the more static model that was developed in the Cold War.
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This Dodgers team is stronger and more dynamic than last year's group, and it showed in a 5-2 victory over the Cubs on Saturday night in Game 1 of their N.L.C.S. rematch.
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"The ability to have sanctions that pack some punch and are more dynamic than we have had in the past is going to be dependent to some extent on Chinese cooperation," he said.
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Maine told me once that he'd spent every day for six months working on Pool, but it's on The House that an obsessive approach to production has finally crystallized into something more dynamic.
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Many of the scenes from the book make their way to the screen, but one of the biggest differences between Aciman's novel and Guadagnino's film is how much more dynamic Elio's parents become.
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And we would argue and, from what I've seen, you would certainly argue, those immigrants have made the United States a more vibrant place, more dynamic place, culturally and economically, in many ways.
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In our era of instant gratification, 25G will make augmented reality and virtual reality experiences in real time so whether we are gaming, exploring or shopping, everything will feel more dynamic and instantaneous.
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In retrospect, I think her best approach would have been as an alternative to Joe Biden — younger, fresher, more dynamic and more progressive than him but unabashedly more moderate than Warren or Sanders.
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Suburban office parks have lost their luster for a variety of reasons, including a growing preference among younger workers for life in more dynamic urban centers than in sometimes staid and sleepy suburbs.
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Well, actually there is a Cespedes, but it is Yoelkis Cespedes, the 19-year-old half brother of Yoenis, the Mets' slugging outfielder and one of the more dynamic players in the majors.
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The marketplace has become even more dynamic since the 2011 Comcast/NBCU merger as consumers are now far more willing to cut the cord and look to Internet platforms for information and entertainment.
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"We are definitely telling the classic story of Invincible, and we are doing some directorial things that will make it more dynamic than just the straight-up story," Goldberg explained during a recent interview.
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With Amazon predicted to control 70% of the home assistant market, Google wants to use its AI smarts and partnerships to make its Home platform wittier and more dynamic than anything else out there.
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But hawkers enhance the business environment, make localities more dynamic and walkable, and help deter crime by being the "eyes and ears" of the neighborhood, said Narumol Nirathron, a professor at Bangkok's Thammasat University.
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Sun and Moon look amazing, the battles are faster and more dynamic, and the world itself is both unpredictable and laid-back, a comforting experience with enough new features to keep longtime fans interested.
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Saudi Arabia's rulers have recognized for more than two decades the need to diversify the economy, curb patronage and corruption, build a more dynamic private sector, and find productive employment for more young Saudis.
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Both also believe there is room in the race for a more dynamic candidate who is closer to the political middle than Mr. Biden's two most prominent challengers, Ms. Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders.
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LIMA, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Peru's central bank set its benchmark interest rate at 2.75 percent for the 12th month in a row on Thursday, citing tame inflation and signs of more dynamic economic growth.
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With Alshon Jeffery back in the fold and DeSean Jackson set to return soon, the Philadelphia offense should start to look a bit more dynamic, giving Wentz a few more high-quality targets downfield.
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" Bullard has made a series of arguments in recent years for halting further rate increases until it is clear that inflation, growth and market interest rates have shifted to a higher, more dynamic "regime.
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"We are definitely telling the classic story of Invincible, and we are doing some directorial things that will make it more dynamic than just the straight-up story," Goldberg said during a recent interview.
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Resellers themselves also have a more dynamic catalog of products to share with prospective sales leads, which is also designed to feature highly in search engine rankings to help bring in inbound sales leads.
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This mat also has an optimal combination of give and support, so it prevents elbows, hips and knees from sinking through to the floor and absorbs impact, if you opt for more dynamic movements.
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But with the more dynamic trail presences of Bill Clinton, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders by her side, Clinton is unlikely to rely solely on her new running mate to fire up that constituency.
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This is a more dynamic interface, though; with 32 pads and touch strips that replace FX knobs, the DDJ-XP1 is more for improvisation and reinventing your set versus something that simply triggers hot cues.
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That fixed data will then be paired with more dynamic information that will adjust the model daily, including inputs from Google search terms, Twitter trends, economic indicators, congressional and presidential approval ratings, and fundraising numbers.
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They tend to be more dynamic, better at using social media and generally more willing to shake up the EU. More European voters say the EU is on the wrong path than the right one.
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It's an exercise in empathy, too, with Gosling's quietly moody performance and Claire Foy's more dynamic take on Armstrong's wife Janet working together to make NASA's strange, demanding culture more down-to-earth and relatable.
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From the band's earliest days as a Venom and Bathory cover band, they've grown from a primal, vicious black metal outfit into a more dynamic, considered amalgam of doom, Celtic folk, and classic heavy metal.
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But if you're only playing a game for its story and characters, you'd hope the developers would smartly invest in anything to make that more effective, to ensure its storytelling is more dynamic and emotive.
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"We've never experienced a more dynamic time in the marketplace and we're working harder than ever to build and deliver the best gear in the world for all who run," Weber said in a statement.
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To build on the pro-European backlash against Trump and Brexit by forging, with President Emmanuel Macron of France, a more dynamic, more democratic, more integrated, more self-sufficient European Union for the 21st century.
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But listeners have still been able to make out differences between Mastered for iTunes content when compared to other digital music releases and even older CDs, finding Apple's releases to be more dynamic and detailed.
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While people have their fair share of criticism in regards to Tinder dating, Tinder does allow you to personalize your profile so you can showcase to your potential matches a more dynamic version of yourself.
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The first World Cup and the first Twenty20 international series happened in the women's game before the men's, reflecting how the women's game has often had more dynamic administration and been less encumbered by tradition.
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The second section, without the grappling of the first, is actually more dynamic, more remarkable in conveying the mutual influence of men who never meet, one shrinking as the other grows more confident in claiming space.
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Due to the fragility of works on paper, the gallery already changes its exhibition every 14 weeks, and can hold only 60 pieces at a time, but this is a more dynamic experiment for the room.
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Much of the conversation so far has centered around the series being shot natively in HDR, a method that offers a more dynamic range of colors on the TV or movie screen in front of you.
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BAKU, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Azerbaijan holds a snap parliamentary election on Sunday, seen as the next step by President Ilham Aliyev to consolidate power and create a younger, more dynamic parliament to push forward economic reforms.
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It would have been more dynamic to see one of her teddies mount the head of one of the "Shades," thereby bringing greater tension to a well-worn narrative of enshrined male artists dominating historical narratives.
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Billboards and terrestrial radio, for example, will need to focus their technologies on targeting less-distracted passengers and connecting drivers and passengers to the world around them with more dynamic ads that are targeted by location.
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The rise in ride-hailing speaks to the need to think about congestion pricing — even more so in light of autonomous vehicles potentially circling the city aimlessly in the years to come — in more dynamic terms.
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The new look will include quicker ways of toggling from your own profile to suggestions of others to look at, follow, and message; as well as a more dynamic stream of potential jobs and other content.
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Some of his works reflect the "Slime Sunday" moniker by literally applying goo to outlandish, abstract visuals while others play with the notion of motion, to create a more dynamic and vibrant journey through alien worlds.
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The two set out to build something themselves, and then used that as the basis of what became Typeform, first launched in 2012, a more dynamic form-creating interface that presented questions one at a time.
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The three-year-old company, which graduated Y Combinator and has raised close to $2 million from investors, dispenses with garbage links and makes websites more dynamic and personal to readers using its machine learning model.
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YouTube comments have garnered this reputation for being so laughable bad because the company has let the average of what's submitted define them, acting as a one-size fits all for platforms that are decidedly more dynamic.
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I call it the Reagan moment for trade that when people realize that at the end of the day the US will prevail because it&aposs a less open economy because it&aposs a more dynamic economy.
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But Fox will tell an audience at the International Financial Services Forum later on Monday that he is convinced the City of London will "emerge fitter, stronger and more dynamic than ever" once the Brexit dust settles.
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Spain, whose banking industry was bailed out in 2012, has been encouraged to implement structural reforms in order to rein in public spending, make its economy more dynamic and flexible and, crucially, to weather potential future crises.
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But — to give an example of the sorts of things I'm thinking of — I could imagine more dynamic and intelligent filters that customize some of the options displayed based on a user's most written-about topics/themes.
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The paper is intriguing because it suggests human sounds used in language have been more dynamic in history than conventionally assumed, and that certain aspects of language can be traced to relatively recent changes in human biology.
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The more dynamic form of location data is the one that has virtually exploded in volume and velocity in recent years with the advent of mobile phones and sensor technologies — that which reminds us of Orwell's classic.
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Mr. Landi had his family label while Mr. García worked for Telmo Rodriguez, one of Spain's more dynamic wine entrepreneurs, who himself was one of the early explorers of the potential of the Sierra de Gredos region.
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This research "shows that tattoos are in fact much more dynamic than we previously had believed," said Johann Gudjonsson, a professor of immunology and dermatology at the University of Michigan who was not involved in the study.
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Chief among these changes was the addition of the hero pools, which, right now, is an experimental feature that could make the game more dynamic by banning characters that may be crucial to any given team's strategy.
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The emergence of Mr. Putin, far more dynamic and ruthless than Mr. Yeltsin, curbed Mr. Lukashenko's appetite for a project that, if implemented now, would most likely turn Belarus into little more than a province of Russia.
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While Ms. Szczygiel and her husband have been upbeat about how the various new developments, along with Montreal's many festivals and events, have made the city more dynamic and increased tourism, she acknowledged there is a downside.
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Mr Jeyenbekov, a dour 58-year-old with all the panache of a Soviet apparatchik, beat his more dynamic rival, Omurbek Babanov, a 47-year-old businessman (and also a former prime minister) with 55% of the vote.
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He was rewarded with a lengthy standing ovation after his stump speech at the Hilton Head event Saturday night, and during the Q&A portion, the first questioner commented that Bush was more "dynamic" in person than expected.
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LIMA, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Peru's central bank set the benchmark interest rate at 2.75 percent on Thursday for the sixth month in a row, noting inflation within the bank's target range and signs of more dynamic economic growth.
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The city is home to a clutch of creative enterprises and universities: Rede Globo, Brazil's biggest media group, and research units of Microsoft and GE. But these are no more than a kernel for a more dynamic economy.
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Her latest project, Amethyst Stoner, has no use for propriety or anyone's conventions, winding its way through futuristic space trips and even a bit of go-go, proving Kelow is easily one of the area's more dynamic artists.
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So instead of showing the not-so-great links that you often see at the bottom of articles, companies working with LiftIgniter can make their websites more dynamic and personal for readers by using a machine learning model.
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The key art, with a much more dynamic display of the characters running around Studiopolis (one of the game's zones, the first completely unique area made for Mania and not riffing directly from a previous 2D Sonic game).
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But he has never been better, more efficient or more dynamic than he has been in his last two seasons with the Clippers, all at an age — early 30s — when most players see their production begin to erode.
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It will do so as its banks' balance sheets become clogged with non-performing loans and where the need to prop up zombie enterprises will preclude the flow of credit to the more dynamic sectors of its economy.
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While newer and more dynamic companies are on the rise in China, the risk is that they won't develop fast enough to offset the hollowing out of light manufacturing, which remains a shrinking but significant employer across the country.
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The watch faces are much more dynamic this time out as well, with modular segments that let users customize what content is served up to them on the home screen, like fitness data, app shortcuts, appointments and the like.
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He has often called for a more dynamic and open media, and has welcomed the internet, still available to only a small minority of Cuba, as a tool to help the people rather than a threat to the government.
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The junior from Compton ripped off a monumental ten receptions for 204 yards and three touchdowns, and none of it was more dynamic than an early fourth-quarter snare that ricocheted off two Trojan defenders into his right hand.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Retailer Casino, battling investor concerns over its high debt and ability to generate cash, said revenue growth slowed in the first-quarter, as weaker sales in its core French market overshadowed a more dynamic performance in Brazil.
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If Kim wants a more dynamic economy, he needs to gain international credit as well as set up a proper legal system and commercial arbitration, said Robert A. Manning, a senior fellow specializing in security at the Atlantic Council.
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So to make the most of this opportunity, make good on his campaign promises and help quell talk of a second referendum, the prime minister must, on any Remain win, launch a British initiative to make Europe more dynamic.
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"The big systems that are going to allow for a much more dynamic bulk power market, within regions and between regions - those are the tough ones," said Jim Hoecker, an energy attorney who advises the transmission trade group WIRES.
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But procrastination is a different business altogether: It is not only more available, but also more dynamic, just as the procrastinator is a more dramatic figure than the idler, who is as ascetic and immobile as a pillar saint.
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But as Berlin has become a more dynamic, high-profile European capital over the past decade, investment money has flowed into previously run-down neighborhoods, driving up rents and leading to conflicts over the ousting of artists and squatters.
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Jokic could be up for a max contract in 2019, and furnishing the roster with a more dynamic supporting cast that'll accentuate his strengths beyond the next couple years may be more beneficial for the franchise's long-term health.
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Moderate Republicans can argue that while government should be active in boosting human capital, and in helping rural America, most of what's needed is more dynamic capitalism — more trade, more immigration, more free competition, fewer regulatory burdens, more growth.
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And while I'm still skeptical about the post-racial way this society has been constructed, Moira's fight for her own autonomy proves to be so engaging it opens up the series to more dynamic avenues I hope are developed.
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But those who focus on treating it have a broader definition that includes a more dynamic component of fascia (not just the less flexible fibrous tissue), called the extracellular matrix, which is made up of fluid, proteins and carbohydrates.
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The tabbed feed is currently unlaunched, but if Facebook officially rolls it out, it could make the social network feel more dynamic and alive as it'd be easier to access Most Recent to view what's happening in real time.
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"We are trying to get a more dynamic start to the process to do bolt-ons this year," Jenisch told reporters, noting that LafargeHolcim had already made the same number of deals as it had during the whole of 2018.
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That, in turn, is part of a bigger effort from Microsoft to catapult Excel from its reputation as a piece of clunky legacy software into something much more dynamic, playing on the company's push into cloud services and Office 365.
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"We are in the early stages of reorganizing our global salaried workforce to support the company's strategic objectives, create a more dynamic and empowering work environment, and become more fit as a business," Ford said in a statement to CNBC.
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Here, that begins with a base model at $45,090, and then two distinctive alternatives, the Premium Luxury edition focused on customers who want lots of comfort and style, and the Sport edition for those who want a more dynamic driving experience.
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"I am so excited to work with Bill Ford and the entire team to create an even more dynamic and vibrant Ford that improves people's lives around the world, and creates value for all of our stakeholders," Hackett said Monday.
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I am loathe to dismiss real concerns about sex trafficking, but it would be tough to come up with a greater, more dynamic depiction of real, honest humanity in all its colorful complexity than the site's now-defunct Adult section.
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"The tasting menu has always been a great showcase for creative chefs who want to tell a story through their food, but this year we're seeing something even more dynamic," Food and Wine magazine Editor-in-Chief Nilou Motamed told Reuters.
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MUNICH/HERZOGENAURACH, Germany (Reuters) - Major German companies are investing in ambitious new buildings designed to attract top staff and encourage innovation, seeking to create a more dynamic corporate culture and keep pace with U.S. rivals despite investor concerns about the cost.
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Any discussion about the net winners and losers of NAFTA should also include a broader commitment toward policies that help America's labor force become more dynamic and flexible, which would improve workers' ability to adjust to the impacts of trade liberalization.
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It's funny, people know [Converge] for a lot of the more aggressive and intense music that we make, but we've also had melodious, more dynamic moments in nearly every record that we've done in the last fifteen or so years.
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"I'm not sure anything since World War II has been any more dynamic, from my perspective, than the shift in energy supply, energy control if you will," Perry said of the domestic oil and gas boom of the last decade.
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But the internal contradictions born out of the contemporary institution's polyphonic structure are perhaps more dynamic than circumstantial: It is not only inevitable but also necessary that the museum constantly be a place of contradiction, simply because so is the world.
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For a few years I'd talk a lot about music, where we would play the clip of the song or some of a beat that we wanted to talk about to give the joke more texture and make it more dynamic.
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You could lay the lame on a few different forces: among them, competition from other apps (like FullContact); native apps from Apple and Google/Android updating with more dynamic and functionality; and the fact that Brewster just wasn't picking up enough users.
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In the future, they hope to add a component to the algorithm that allows for random movement instead of programming the bots to either move toward or away from the light, which will allow for a more dynamic range of possible shapes.
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Given the direction to find ways to make the Brooklyn Museum "a more dynamic and responsive" institution, Devine, employed within the Exhibition department, and Bernstein, who was the head of the Tech department, began to convene cross-departmental conversations with other staff.
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LIMA, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Peru's central bank set its benchmark interest rate at 2.75 percent for the 11th month in a row on Thursday, citing inflation within its 1 percent to 3 percent target range and signs of more dynamic economic growth.
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But if we imagine Gordon assuming a similar role to what J.J. Redick had as Paul's backcourt mate on the Los Angeles Clippers, all of a sudden Houston's offense becomes even more dynamic in a half-court setting than it already is.
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Containing the best elements of successful competing shooters, including the ultimate moves and team-based subclasses of Overwatch and Rainbow Six: Siege, Black Ops 22018 offers a more dynamic and interesting twist on the same adrenaline-fueled, hyper-fast fighting we've seen before.
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Read More Uber expanding delivery The model has evolved from one based on product markups and delivery fees to a more dynamic approach with partner retailers paying to put their items on Instacart to take advantage of the app's growing customer base.
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I didn't want to play that kind of music because at the time I was more into things that are more dynamic and trying to make softer and more delicate songs than the volume turned up to 11, crowdsurfing kind of vibe.
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Technology is enabling richer and more dynamic customer engagement across channels: stores, websites, mobile apps, social media; all of this stands to further connections with consumers and raises the importance of brand as a means to stand out in a vast ecosystem.
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Sure, sometimes you might want to show off your real-world location, but other times, you're probably just at your home or in the office or somewhere else not terribly exciting — so why not drop something a little more dynamic into the background?
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However, with the expanded universe of Disney properties including more and more dynamic and heroic figures by the year, it makes sense that they'd want to explore ways of making the robots that represent those properties in the parks more believable and active.
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While the first film left me a little cold (it was fine, just not mind-blowing) the sequel worked much better for me, with better pacing, more dynamic action, and a slightly more nuanced approach to the old superhero chestnut: the villains.
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A more dynamic approach to addressing society's problems, one which challenges students' assumptions and moral priorities, might propel business schools to a more credible status in the public square, and allow them to finally become incubators of principled economic leaders rather than managers.
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While the Honest Ads Act would help modernize our election system and protect us from the type of foreign interference we faced in 2016, the United States must be more dynamic and agile in facing the asymmetrical security challenges on the horizon.
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Even though Guilty Gear is rendered in a 3D engine, it presents like a high-resolution, hand-animated 2D fighter—that is, until a character's special move seamlessly slides the camera into a more dynamic position, showcasing the attack from a new perspective.
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Whereas Vargas Llosa tells one man's life story, Murray tells the far more dynamic story of two men and a woman whose friendship endures for nearly 30 years, only to be shattered when they find themselves on opposite sides in the war.
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Turning the show into a showcase of up-and-coming talent and de-emphasizing legacy acts would make for a more dynamic telecast than the sorts of sluggish-heart-rate performances that veterans favor, and that rising performers are often pushed into.
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Since its release earlier this month, the Netflix docuseries has introduced millions of viewers to 20000st century cheerleading, a decidedly more dynamic, athletic variant of the activity than FDR -- our first, but not last, cheerleader in chief (Harvard College) -- could have envisioned.
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This would seem to fit the story that the private equity industry tells about itself: that it is creating more dynamic, productive companies by running them more effectively than the traditional system of self-perpetuating boards of directors and publicly traded shares.
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And again, rather than necessitating that a 'smart home' be peppered with touchscreens to enable people to interact with all their connected devices the vision is that certain devices could have a more dynamic interface projected directly onto a nearby wall or other surface.
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"A more dynamic and liquid LNG market, and the need for greater flexibility by traditional LNG buyers, is providing opportunities for shipping optimisation and trading, and enabling new entrants such as LNG traders," said Saul Kavonic, head of energy research for Australia at Credit Suisse.
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In this scenario, San Antonio can replace Green with a more dynamic one-year rental like Rudy Gay or Tyreke Evans, and then head into next summer with the ability to clear enough room for two max players, assuming Aldridge opts out of his deal.
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It is the third line that offers a most unexpected turnaround — more than merely surreal, the flow of words and images stumbles, piles up, breaks — as perhaps an improvised jazz solo might, clashing the melody, pushing it towards a purer, angrier, more dynamic lament.
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So Britain should leave, paving the way for a more dynamic, supple state; freeing British entrepreneurs from stultifying rules cooked up with the help of monopolistic conglomerates; and releasing cash that could seed a British version of DARPA, the American government's emergent-technology arm.
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But the new camera — named NASA's High Dynamic Range Stereo X (HiDyRS-X) project — took "multiple, slow motion video exposures" of the rocket test at the same time, allowing scientists to combine that footage into something much more "dynamic," according to a NASA press release.
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"A more dynamic and liquid LNG market, and the need for greater flexibility by traditional LNG buyers, is providing opportunities for shipping optimization and trading, and enabling new entrants such as LNG traders," said Saul Kavonic, head of energy research for Australia at Credit Suisse.
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" Vice President Pence was originally scheduled to attend the event to accept the nonprofit's inaugural "Working for Women" award, recognizing him as "an individual who values free markets, works to create a more dynamic and innovative work world, and celebrates contributions women make to society.
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This Third Offset strategy "is truly a competitive strategy, I mean this is a much more dynamic strategy than we had in the Cold War [where we] had one single opponent," Work said at an event hosted by The Washington Post on March 30.
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The first segment sees her entering a chapel of rest, where she goes to view a body (also played by her), while the second is the more dynamic of the two, opening with her swimming and then dancing alone while staring down the camera lens.
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This means that the service has, in turn, become much more dynamic: you can now listen across different devices like PC and mobile, and Tamir Koch, CEO of TriPlay and eMusic, says that this will soon extend to more including cars, wearables and TVs.
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Bamba is just 20, and probably needs a significant amount of seasoning before he's a productive player, but it is easy to imagine a lineup with him, Aaron Gordon and Evan Fournier being a great deal more dynamic than Orlando has had in years.
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According to PC Gamer, the changes to the library will be more "dynamic," setting up a Collections organization system that lets you sort your games according to a variety of tags and settings that will automatically add the qualifying games to the select groups.
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The announcements came five months after the N.A.A.C.P. dismissed its former president and promised a "systemwide refresh," a decision made in the face of increasing racial tensions — and amid concerns that the century-old organization was losing ground to younger, more dynamic social justice groups.
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"As consumers' media consumption habits continually evolve and the landscape becomes more and more dynamic, our goal remains constant, and that is to make the portfolio of WarnerMedia networks available as widely as possible," Rich Warren, president of WarnerMedia Distribution, said in a statement.
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"As consumers' media consumption habits continually evolve and the landscape becomes more and more dynamic, our goal remains constant, and that is to make the portfolio of WarnerMedia networks available as widely as possible," said Rich Warren, president of WarnerMedia Distribution, in a statement.
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While megachurches originated in the United States, some of the largest are in Asia, where packaging the traditional biblical message into a more dynamic format of pop music, lively services and social media has lured a new generation of followers and turned the churches into major enterprises.
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Nicholas envisions 3-D charts that depict the state of the sky at the moment you were born, which would allow for a much more dynamic interaction with the totality of the chart (and might shift people's focus from the position of the sun in their charts).
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"We have 100 years of fire-science research to tell us that when people in large numbers run, they die," said the former cop, who teaches what he characterized as a more dynamic model of active-shooter prep in schools, including the Clark County district in Vegas.
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While I am unbelievably excited about the ability to climb and move a little more smoothly in the often-clunky world of murder that PUBG provides, I am also equally intrigued by the new, more dynamic weather that appeared in the trailer that the developer showed.
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"The changes to the exhibition are in fact part of our commitment and new more dynamic vision for the functioning of the institution and not the depreciation of the museum's collection or its censorship," Miziolek said in a statement published on the museum's website on Monday.
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Jessica Hynes: When writing Daisy and Tim, part of my subversive motive was to try and create two protagonists who were on an even keel, who were different genders but not in any way lesser or more interesting or more dynamic or more funny than one another.
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Cariplo Foundation Chairman Giuseppe Guzzetti has tried to open other shareholders and Intesa Sanpaolo's CEO Carlo Messina to the possibility of electing a "younger and more dynamic chairman with solid skills in European finance to drive the transformation into a continental leader", according to Affari&Finanza.
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While Arora's resignation at the time raised questions about bench strength within the company's senior management, significant changes in its board of directors, the launch of Son's massive new private equity fund and recent acquisitions have made it one of the more dynamic companies in Japan's recent corporate history.
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LinkedIn has never been one for jumping quickly to new trends, but this nevertheless shows that it's listening and understands that it has to provide more to users to make its platform more dynamic, to help spur more engagement (and in turn more people posting to the platform).
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Rugby's return to the Olympics in August — after a more than 90-year absence — means the rugby world's focus this year will be on sevens rugby, the shorter, more dynamic and less complicated seven-player version that will be played at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.
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It uses in-wheel electric motors (instead of placing motors on each axle) which would allow for more dynamic driving, including something Lexus is calling "posture control," which essentially adjusts the output of each motor in real time to keep the LF-30 composed in dynamic driving conditions.
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"We probably need to move away from the straightjacket of concerns about short term price rises and develop our views about an idea of consumer welfare that is more dynamic and more consistent with important emerging public policy values common across all EU Member State political cultures," Alexiadis said.
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VR has a long way to go in proving itself a worthy integration, for now it's mostly about jogging imaginations, but soon high-powered tech may give students the ability to discover their own takeaways inside environments a bit more dynamic than a room with desks and chairs.
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Given our current high-tax, high-regulation economy, the best way we know of to grow government revenues is to fundamentally reform the tax code, to create a more dynamic, pro-growth code that encourages investment, savings, and job creation, and generates more government revenues from more economic activity.
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This takes some cues from other presentation tools like Prezi, in that it aims to make your presentations more dynamic and allow you to go beyond the basic slide-to-slide style and rearrange your presentation on the fly when you notice that your audience is slowly falling asleep.
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It has long been a truism in analyzing the political futures of Gulf monarchies that their success and long-term stability demand a decreased reliance on oil revenue, creation of a more dynamic workforce, a greater tolerance for freedom of expression, and an end to gender and social discrimination.
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In this vein, the apparatuses within the modern city can be thought of as a hall of mirrors into which the individual can be surprised by the reflection of a multifaceted self, one far more dynamic and creative than had been assumed in the age before photographs and films.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Sub-par inflation over the past five years has caused a shortfall in the United States economy versus its potential growth path, St Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Wednesday as he fleshed out a proposal for a more dynamic system of setting price increase goals.
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"When people realize that at the end of the day, the U.S. will prevail, because [China] is a less open economy, because [the U.S.] is a more dynamic economy, that ultimately you may end up in a situation where the U.S.' position in global economic terms is better off," he said.
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Read more: The untold story of Dubai's first skyscraper Burt said attaching devices to measure water quality, temperature, and air pressure could be useful in collecting data in real time and allowing a more dynamic understanding of water quality, but added that the drones could be vulnerable to boat traffic.
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Narrative issues aside, Tenney is the more dynamic plaything simply because she comes with more: more hair, more accessories, more hardships to overcome when boys like her friend Logan grow up to earn one dollar for every 80 cents she earns, and then try to take away her reproductive rights.
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Macy's Inc, J.C Penney Co Inc Kohl's Corp Nordstrom Inc, Dillard's Inc and Hudson Bay Co's Lord & Taylor are among the retailers buying in smaller batches with shorter lead times this year and relying on a more dynamic demand forecasting process than in the past, according to sources familiar with these companies' practices.
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Nonetheless, one of the requests from Rovi clients which has been increasing in popularity most rapidly over the past few years has been "the need for more 'dynamic metadata'–to make music more contextual, searchable, and relevant to the individual," according to Kathy Weidman, Senior Vice President and General Manager for Metadata.
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The book was a sharp-elbowed intervention in the decades-old debate between "totalitarian" historians, who saw in the Soviet Union an omnipotent state imposing its will on a defenseless populace, and "revisionist" historians, who saw a more dynamic and fluid society, with some portion of the population actually supporting the regime.
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On Friday — also timed to coincide with MWC — Google announced a major expansion of its RCS initiative, and a rebranding of its basic Android SMS app to Android Messages, to usher in a messaging experience that is much more dynamic, interactive and also competitive with the wave of other messaging apps out there.
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Paragon: Paragon is a low-code API builder, helping speed up the time to build APIs, API-based interactions and integrations Syndetic: "Shopify for data," Syndetic is a platform that lets organizations make their static datasets more dynamic and useful Cadence: Cadence is a platform for meetings that should have been emails.
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"We believe that by coming together with Scripps, we will create a stronger, more flexible and more dynamic media company with a global content engine that can be fully optimized and monetized across our combined networks, products and services in every country around the world," said Discovery CEO David Zaslav in a statement.
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Mariano Fortuny didn't design dresses with a V-neck, but I wanted to do something that felt contemporary and relevant so I reimagined the shape of that original dress and played around with various necklines and settled on this one, which is more dynamic, edgier and a bit cooler for Lady Mary.
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The program offers $100 million in grants designed to create and expand "partnerships between community colleges and other training providers, employers, and the public workforce system to create more dynamic, tuition-free education and training programs for in-demand middle and high-skilled jobs across the country," according to the White House.
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Their take on the genre is a bit more dynamic—there's a much heavier emphasis on experimental song structures, innovative percussion, and brooding atmosphere than one would expect from one of their geographical peers, and it's a breath of fresh air to ears more used to being sandblasted whenever the "Portuguese black metal" label appears.
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Any of the other attendees at the treatment center could probably make for a more dynamic protagonist — like Xavier Dolan as a true believer channeling his self-loathing into a faux-militaristic anger, or Troye Sivan as a reluctant presence who's figured out the right words to mouth in order to get home sooner.
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Unhappily, those filmed sequences, following the trail of a black American journalist named Oscar Fate (subtle Bolaño isn't) to the fictional Mexican city of Santa Teresa, are more dynamic than anything we see enacted onstage, perhaps in part because Eric Lynch, who portrays Oscar, makes for such a compelling presence, both on screen and off.
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Before its acquisition, Resy's software for restaurants had managed to steal market share away from OpenTable, thanks to its advances in table management solutions for restaurant owners, which includes features like an adaptive optimization engine, business intelligence capabilities, and the ability to combine different scheduling strategies, like slots and a more dynamic flex system.
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If our health care organizations, financial institutions and government agencies stopped relying on static and fixed information like passwords, tokens, and name and date of birth information to validate identity, and instead utilized more dynamic methods to authenticate people doing business online, perhaps all these breaches would not have as much of an impact.
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That also speaks to another adaptation problem I think My Brilliant Friend gets around beautifully — namely, even though Elena is the point-of-view character and one of the two leads of the story, she doesn't really do much throughout the first two episodes, which makes Lila feel like the more dynamic and engaging character.
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Open Candidates is being turned on as part of a larger revamp of LinkedIn's recruitment products, which also include new and more dynamic Career Pages — customised pages that companies that are recruiting employees use to advertise themselves — and a new way for recruiters to connect at the backend with their clients who are hiring to provide more seamless integration.
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In the last five years, there's be exactly one break-out moment: When Google co-founder Sergey Brin (an arguably more dynamic figure than the brilliant but dull Google CEO Sundar Picahi) stunned a Google I/O audience by using parachute jumpers to introduced Google Glass (they actually wore the headsets while jumping out of an airplane).
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The piece, which was originally intended to be an ad for an album Fowler was working on for his band, BARR, then evolved into a clothing project: "I decided that it would be a more dynamic and relevant way to address and engage people around this topic of the American electoral system and its issues," Fowler tells Refinery29.
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Mike Coffman's (R-Colo.) town hall in January, to the shockwave of packed events during the first recess in February, to the critical role citizens played in July as we approached the dramatic Senate vote on healthcare, there's been no more dynamic way for Americans to impact what is happening in Washington than speaking out at a town hall.
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In the meanwhile, it's likely there will be a period where information about data breaches gets a bit more dynamic — with news of a breach emerging with less delay than it might have, prior to GDPR, but perhaps also with a greater possibility that an initial disclosure does not paint the full picture because an investigation is still in train.
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And any of these folks that can't have differentiated returns, you are not going to take on the risk of being illiquid, especially if you think about in a world that is probably going to become more complex, more dynamic, less stable, you want to have massive amounts of liquidity because you don't know when the dislocation is going to happen.
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If you're looking for a Bandersnatch flow chart to aid in your experience, keep in mind that the writers intended the story to have a much more dynamic quality than simply choices A or B. "There are lots of potential paths that Stefan's journey could take and it's up to you for when you feel sated," Jones told The Hollywood Reporter.
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She wanders around stone-faced, and sometimes she burns some shit down, and sometimes she wades into the ocean, and yes, I recognize that she's in a state of shock from losing her baby/her finger/the foundations of her entire belief system, but Handmaid's Tale has shown people facing horrible losses before now in more dynamic and compelling ways.
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But while there were other, more dynamic members of his generation who years earlier appeared to have a better lock on the top job, Díaz-Canel quietly made a name for himself as an efficient administrator while serving as the top Communist Party official for the provinces of Villa Clara and then Holguín, where Fidel and Raul Castro were born.
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Although he was one of Bonn's most durable postwar leaders, Mr. Scheel was overshadowed by the far more dynamic and popular Mr. Brandt, the architect of Ostpolitik, the West German initiatives that led to improved relations with Moscow and its East European allies, and to a Berlin agreement that eased Cold War tensions in 19793 by establishing diplomatic ties between the two Germanys.
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As the researchers conclude in their study:[Tsunamis] may have contributed to a much more dynamic world of community and individual mobility and an increasing reliance on risk-mitigation strategies including the fostering and maintenance of wider-ranging social ties...[playing] a significant role in the spread of materials and new ideas and practices throughout the [southwest] Pacific as documented in the mid-Holocene archaeological record.
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Today the Android giant is announcing that 27 more carriers and device manufacturers have signed on to its list of supporting partners for Rich Communications Services (RCS) — an initiative to add more dynamic features like group chat, high-res photo sharing, read receipts and typing indicators as defaults to the basic, native Android Messages SMS chat app, which will now incorporate RCS alongside MMS and SMS services.
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"I think we're in an incredibly precarious time because you have a lot of regulations and laws that were built for the 20th century and now, in the 21st century, with the amount of digital transformation that's happening in every industry ... we need a new set of laws that anticipate how much more dynamic this environment is that we live in today," Levie said.
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Outside of these updates for Gmail's 15th birthday, Google has made a number of other recent additions to Gmail such as bringing customizable swipe actions to Gmail on iOS, a more dynamic desktop interface that lets Gmail combine things like comments from a Google Doc into a single thread, and richer content that allows emails to behave more like live websites instead of static newsletters.
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"I think we're in an incredibly precarious time because you have a lot of regulations and laws that were built for the 20th century and now, in the 21st century, with the amount of digital transformation that's happening in every industry ... we need a new set of laws that anticipate how much more dynamic this environment is that we live in today," Levie told the "Mad Money" host.
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The Detroit Metro Times interviewed three church members at the time: An older white woman "loved" the experience, and realized she'd been a hypocrite; a middle-aged black woman felt like the exercise made white people feel better, and might have been more dynamic if it hadn't been a surprise; and a black woman who'd been church council president called it "powerful," but also said she'd been lambasted by a white woman over the experience.
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In addition to the terrifying sight of tanks chucking themselves at head height around ruined French towns, bullets that hang impossibly in mid-air, and horses embedded in brick walls, the virtual troops of the era seem particularly prone to launching themselves several hundred feet into the sky at the slightest provocation: a trait that would have made the real World War I's grinding years of trench combat a little more dynamic.
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He's discovered another, more dynamic strategy that generates even larger returns:(2) Buy every single new IPO offering with the proceeds gained from selling the worst-performing recent IPOs"On each IPO date, our 200-position portfolio invests in every new IPO at the end of its first day of trading and funds those purchases with the sale of an equal number of existing holdings with the lowest trailing 3-month performance," he said.
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But what it may lose in triaging scale and immediacy, by requiring patients spend time filling in a detailed questionnaire in order to access remote healthcare — vs offering a more dynamic chatbot-style Q&A with a patient — could represent a longer term, sustainable advantage if Zava can show this method reduces the risks of errors and misdiagnosis, especially as usage scales, and does indeed help to foster a stronger link between patient and app, as it claims.
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The action of the arm is amplified by the saint's kneeling left leg, which seems to project his body forward, a far more dynamic pose than the seated position that a quick reading might suggest (the robe falling from his left shoulder and draped over his elbow seems to take the shape of a leg in repose, creating a solidity and symmetry that is undercut by the actual leg as it zags backward like a cocked trigger).
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While the aim of the interface is to help its users amalgamate and integrate information and then query it in a more structured way, the introduction of the new architecture is also a signal of how Asana is now vying to become a more central platform in your larger work life, covering not just productivity but information ingestion and management, essentially a more dynamic and better way of looking at information beyond today's basic use of spreadsheets.
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It's legit just one of those bops that will mark your soul with the funk, and it's exactly that funkiness that will bring you back to hit play again and again and again... Holly Henderson "Pride Can Wait" This one is especially for fans of Mazzy Star, not only because Henderon's voice is the logical successor to Hope Sandavol, but because the slow-roll up to the explosion of the song takes the template of that band and makes it all the more dynamic.
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