The ten most-read explainers of the year were more esoteric.
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"In the studio I am a bit more esoteric," she said.
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They're also known for not being able to play more esoteric cartridges.
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" The more esoteric "V" follows the concept of "breathing spirit into matter.
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Even more esoteric is the visualization of the movement of subatomic particles.
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"I think my tastes are getting more and more esoteric," he said.
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On the flip side, some of its picks have been more esoteric.
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Would it be the more esoteric Lynch of 2001's Mulholland Dr.?
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It's more esoteric than his first essay, and largely aimed at software designers.
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The literature of finance, by contrast, uses a far more esoteric tool kit.
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But those are more esoteric arguments than the standard "prime the pump" concept.
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But beyond lectures and panel discussions, the agenda also features more esoteric attractions.
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Venus rules love, money, beauty, and, on a more esoteric level, what we value.
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But from an early age, he was drawn to the more esoteric corners of belief.
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It is also valuable for more esoteric uses such as for communication satellites, spacecraft, and missiles.
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There were also occasions where David's more esoteric musical choices became regional radio and club hits.
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Newsrooms have been supported by billionaires and test-prep businesses for more esoteric reasons than this.
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Between the lines: The Fed's more esoteric announcements were even more disappointing and confounding, investors said.
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The first and more esoteric of these is stated by Braess' paradox, named after mathemetician Dietrich Braess.
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It was sometime around the 1950s or 93s that more esoteric flavor combinations began to creep in.
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A lot of incel culture has been very infected by weird, more esoteric, national socialist racial theory.
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Yes, they're smart, but our fascination with orcas and other cetaceans also stems from something more esoteric.
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The more esoteric—but possibly determinative—matter asks who is authorised to speak for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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In the beginning, I'd be stumped most often not only by sports but also by more esoteric clues.
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More esoteric areas of market, such as non-conforming RMBS, are not eligible for preferential STS capital treatment.
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The persistent, underlying snags are more esoteric: budgetary profiles, launch indemnity, capital amortization, and all sorts of boring administrivia.
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" An example of phrasing arousal would be referring to "gambling" instead of the far more esoteric "mathematical decision making.
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From the more esoteric side, you might try a cesanese from Lazio, which can be deliciously fresh and aromatic.
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We get it — the more esoteric side of spirituality, from astrology to spells, can be overwhelming or seem downright inaccessible.
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The pair, cerebral and discerning, recently described their more esoteric influences, evolving songwriting techniques and the lasting effect of Beyoncé.
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You could try something more esoteric, like a bobal from Manchuela in Spain or a red from the Canary Islands.
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But as the videos went on, Maravich began to initiate his young viewers into a more esoteric set of skills.
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Raising outside money is one of the more esoteric aspects of being an entrepreneur, but it doesn't need to be confusing.
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I think I've been traveling more esoteric color avenues, but it's always a struggle to look beyond your own natural predilections.
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I also tried some of the more esoteric and less supported cures, like squeezing a wedge of lemon in your armpit.
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There are also more esoteric awards for the best field kitchen, top tank mechanic, and even the most creative dance performance.
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The Dalian Exchange dominates in Chinese iron ore, while Zhengzhou Exchange trades more esoteric alloys such as ferrosilicon and silico-manganese.
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Ms. Spektor's eclectic songwriting style and virtuosity as a pianist initially suggest music that should exist on pop's more esoteric fringes.
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Chopin prefers more esoteric, difficult-to-detect techniques of elision and interpenetration — a world of transference, where beginnings and endings merge.
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The more esoteric the argument — the role of media communication in science, Lord of the Rings plot holes, linguistics — the better.
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But the tipoff was Trump's "better support for women veterans" plank, a more esoteric proposal Bush's team had come up with.
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They were joined by more esoteric products, like smart bras, intelligent shirts, heated sneakers and more wristbands than a Chuck E. Cheese.
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But, in addition to the Biblical connections to the number seven, it appears that Bieber is celebrating its more esoteric associations, too.
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Or something more intriguing; Intelligence covered more esoteric and romantic disciplines, all spiced with the clandestine and therefore quite irresistible to me.
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"It's really a kit of parts," says Lucienne Roberts, cofounder of GraphicDesign&, a British publishing house devoted to design's more esoteric subjects.
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For something a little more esoteric, our Opinion section considers the legacy of the pianist Sviatoslav Teofilovich Richter, who died in 1997.
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PT was more esoteric and ambitious, with an unsettling ambience and abstract looping structure compared to Beginning Hour's more straightforward found-footage story.
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The beers are even more esoteric and reflect this restaurant's easy assurance that people come here to be turned on to something new.
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Slightly more esoteric entitles like A Forest of Stars, The County Medical Examiners, Brujeria, Church of Misery, and Summoning are just as guilty.
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These are informed by her perennial inspirations — school uniforms, old-school dresses, midcentury couture — as well as more esoteric nods to contemporary art.
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But some of us are drawn to more esoteric delights, to the grand abstractions that hover in the Mediterranean air. Ennui. Tristesse. Amour.
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These lists may be sliced and diced by the campaigns according to geography, race, gender or more esoteric data purchased from commercial brokers.
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The launch of Azure IoT Edge was one of Microsoft's slightly more esoteric but interesting announcements at its Build developer conference in Seattle today.
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The single draws on more esoteric sound collage styles, and has a definite neurotic edge that's a far cry from his best known work.
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Clinton, whose message of solidarity with minority voters stood in contrast to Mr. Sanders's more esoteric attacks on Wall Street and the campaign finance system.
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More esoteric areas of market, such as non-conforming RMBS and managed leveraged loan CLOs, are also not expected to be eligible for STS certification.
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Later, a different set of tech entrepreneurs descended on Puerto Rico as well, enticed by tax breaks to advance other, more esoteric techno-utopian visions.
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All in all, there are five extra scenes that play after the movie, with some far more tantalizing — and some more esoteric — than the others.
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A growing body of research shows that the issues discussed on Twitter tend to be more esoteric than the pocketbook concerns that motivate most average voters.
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But with a more esoteric topic like the process of switching platforms, one that's fraught with danger and fears, humor might have been the best approach.
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The Christmas goose may be the Thanksgiving turkey's more esoteric cousin, but when it comes to dinner's main course, it's a must for any yuletide feast.
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Where once that meant speculating about cool new laptops or a fancy mixed reality headset, this year things will probably be focused on more esoteric tech.
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For me, and I suspect many other average folks, real zooming is a huge deal, bigger than some of the more esoteric effects photo hobbyists might value.
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They are still perennial underdogs in North London, and should still appeal to those who shun their Premier League neighbours in search of a more esoteric experience.
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Mr. Long appeared to be obsessed with the idea of self-improvement, for himself and for others, and he embraced more esoteric means of achieving those goals.
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But some stockbrokers and many people who sell life insurance, annuities and other more esoteric investment products merely have to follow what's known as the "suitability" standard.
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Cocktails are even more esoteric, and the wine list zooms out of South America for a tour of great coastal winemaking regions from Chile to New Zealand.
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Headlines detail the latest Consumer Price Index changes, but the central bank monitors something a lot more esoteric-sounding, the Personal Consumption Expenditure deflator, or PCE price index.
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"We probably love the supernatural as much as the natural, and we've always been fascinated with more esoteric elements, especially with regards to capturing them visually," explains Goreas.
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No doubt, interesting rosés are available in states like Idaho, Michigan and Texas, but current shipping rules make it difficult to source wines from these more esoteric origins.
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Following the logic, the more polynomials and the more channels, the more "esoteric" the secret becomes, and the more remote the possibility that a hacker can get at it.
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The combination of dual female vocals and flute and keyboard alongside traditional metal instruments makes them both trendsetters and keepers of the deeper, more esoteric side of Denver doom.
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"He would usually start by finding the easy things, such as lives, and then go on to more esoteric stuff like jumping through walls," said Aplin, referring to Rigby.
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Decades later, the pursuit of rare feathers, by legal or illegal means, was taken up by salmon fly-tying experts, whose creations have become ever more esoteric and elaborate.
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Mr. Offerman, who compared the taste of turtle meat to that of chicken, was eager to get his hands on some of the more esoteric foods on Twain's list.
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It was only later that people came up with the concepts of negative numbers, zero and even more esoteric concepts like imaginary numbers — the square roots of negative numbers.
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Pichai will also be charged with making sense of Alphabet&aposs more esoteric development areas, like the nascent drone delivery service Wing or the smart-city firm Sidewalk Labs.
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Unlike some of the more esoteric science texts that show up in these puzzles, there weren't any mystifying words in the grid, but it was still a satisfying solve.
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Incredibly active as soloists, these artists channel their more esoteric skills into this project, which attracts alternative rock and electronic music audiences as well as aficionados of contemporary composition.
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There's still plenty to invent, of course, and some of it is still going to cost a lot, particularly in the more esoteric worlds of genomics, biotechnology and advanced computing.
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Henri Michaux, the Belgian-born French poet and artist (1899-1984), is a far more esoteric writer, a man allergic to the comforts of certainty — or for that matter, sense.
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It specializes in grass-finished beef, lamb and pork, and offers more esoteric choices like boned oxtail meat, petite tender and flatiron steaks, ready-to-roast marrow bones and guanciale.
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The vibe of his track titles and artist name isn't too far off from the feel of his music—his crisscrossing textures evoke the the animal kingdom's more esoteric beings.
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Boetzkes's analysis draws on works by relatively well-known artworks, like Mierle Laderman Ukeles' Maintenance Art performative works and Antony Gormley's "Waste Man" (2006), as well as some more esoteric examples.
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The concept of twin flames is slightly more esoteric than the idea of soulmates, but still relates to the idea that the most essential part of a person is their soul.
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But the movie holds another, more esoteric place in the hearts and minds of neuroscientists, for containing an early example of one of the most widely experienced visual illusions on Earth.
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In slightly more esoteric areas in terms of narrative, he's equally well schooled, and his ability to create suspense, which was probably the key element in this film, is pretty remarkable.
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The firm is also known for making significant private equity style investments and sinking money into more esoteric investment strategies and assets, like distressed sovereign debt, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, and art.
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I presumed, even until moments after it was read aloud, that we weren't going to win because normally the bands that won were at the more esoteric end of the nominations.
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Further, to believe that Kim called for talks because of Trump's threats of "fire and fury" and "total destruction" would be to engage in an even more esoteric form of mental exercise.
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If your employer offers the full suite of employee benefits, financial advisors suggest rethinking accidental death and dismemberment coverage, as well as some of the more esoteric plans for critical illness and cancer.
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At Lani's Farm, we get more esoteric produce like fairy-tale eggplant, and we stop at other stands for items like honeycrisp apples, when they're in season, or fish from Seatuck Fish Company.
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And although it's a more esoteric field of study for policy-center professionals, radicalization of an entire nation is possible, too — typically after reckless innuendo from political leaders becomes acceptable and then routine.
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Now he is Fox News's newest host, representing its first major foray into the tech world, and the network is experimenting with Mr. Hilton's more esoteric take on the brash Fox News style.
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The more esoteric corners of the internet already know and love visual artist Christina Lonsdale's Radiant Human project (and you might remember her from Refinery29's own 29Rooms event during New York Fashion Week).
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Like the other four, he was associated with a publisher and bookshop specialising in one of Hong Kong's more esoteric niche businesses: scurrilous tales of intrigue, infighting, corruption and sex among China's Communist leaders.
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During the so-called "crypto winter," the long period of low prices after the 2017 bitcoin boom, a common way for exchanges to bolster bottom lines was to add more esoteric coins for trading.
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IFC's Documentary Now, a series of documentary parodies that's equal parts ridiculous and meticulous, returns for its second season on September 14, with even more esoteric references and frighteningly on-point costuming than before.
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Wolfum makes a classic set that comes in printed boxes in a variety of patterns; Fredericks & Mae offers a more esoteric option that, in lieu of black dots, shows the phases of the moon.
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And she chose to specialize in one of its more esoteric and labor-intensive forms: collography, a method of engraving that involved applying materials to a printing plate rather than digging into its surface.
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Readers learn the difference between "refix" and "remix" and the secret to Cher's inescapable hit "Believe," while glimpsing the more esoteric (and decidedly male-dominated) worlds of international D.J.-ing and Maghreb pop music.
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Masers' limitations have relegated them to more esoteric physical uses, like amplifying signals in some telescopes and keeping time in advanced clocks, unlike lasers, which seem to be virtually everywhereA fluorescing diamond with nitrogen vacancies.
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Importantly, investors must ensure they are putting money with top quartile managers, as the spread between the best and worst funds in these more esoteric strategies is much wider than that for traditional public managers.
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While it's perfectly fine to indulge in the occasional peanut butter, ham, and cheese sandwich, women with more esoteric cravings should probably think twice, specifically those who admit to eating clay or chalk while pregnant.
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But online, he said, he has found people who share some of his more esoteric interests, such as Japanese video games like Touhou, which he knows a great deal about despite never having played it.
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Horror fans frequently debate whether the horror films distributed by A24 — which include The Witch, Green Room, and Under the Skin — are made for mainstream moviegoers or for a more esoteric, indie film–loving set.
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He even has cameos in more esoteric properties, like 1989's made-for-television movie The Trial of the Incredible Hulk as well as voiceovers and appearances as himself in various Marvel animated television series.
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Bailie's wind-down unit also contains smaller and more esoteric assets that are the legacy of RBS's expansion, including an abstract sculpture called 'Rock Form' by Barbara Hepworth housed in a shopping center owned by RBS.
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My travels in the obituary section convinced me that the more esoteric personal choices — and diets based on the latest scientific findings — have far less of an effect on our own health than we may think.
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While fans of the calm and the rational might prefer the sober designs presented by some of the more conservative houses, others may choose to indulge in some of watchmaking's more esoteric concepts, like these S.I.H.H. debutantes.
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His particular expertise was even more esoteric than that of most tsunami experts: More than 80 percent of tsunamis are caused by earthquakes, but Fritz had been drawn to those of uncommon origin—volcanoes, landslides, underwater eruptions.
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We're well accustomed to images of plucky factory workers and well-scrubbed nurses, but the contributions of middle and upper class women who constituted the bulk of the UK's female scientific community are a far more esoteric subject.
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Microsoft Excel may be an important tool for businesses and a requisite for people in analytical professions, but that doesn't change the fact that it's more esoteric than a poetry book and more vanilla than angel food cake.
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In addition to the company's more esoteric offerings, the original Fleshlight—"the Pink Lady Original," as branded on the site, which "started it all"—has three options: sleeves that look like a vagina, an anus, or a mouth.
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But more esoteric U.S. interest and swap rate curves have already turned negative, which some analysts say is a warning sign the more closely watched gap between the two- and 21994-year yields could go the same way.
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So, whether those CEOs and real estate moguls openly admit that they believe in the more esoteric benefits of healing crystals or not, simply bringing them into their lives means they're open to it — just don't tell their clients.
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On today's earnings call Google CEO Sundar Pichai noted that some of the more esoteric technologies that the company works on, like machine learning and natural language processing, are now beginning to pay dividends in its core advertising business.
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What Lopez found was not entirely surprising, but it did reinforce what he and many other sports analytics types already presumed, which is that pro football so often tends to disregard hard data in favor of more esoteric factors.
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This Harlem quartet — Cam'ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana and Freekey Zekey — bridged the narrowing gap between glossy, braggadocious pop-rap and the genre's more esoteric, lyrics-driven side with music that married bombastic beats with unforgettable, instantly repeatable quips.
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The collections he was working on when I visited shared a more esoteric reference point: they were an homage to the British artists Gilbert & George, whose graphic, photo-based works often include pictures of themselves dressed in business suits.
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Dressed in a short-sleeved shirt and slacks, Schwartz appeared to be quietly talking to himself, with hushed, mumbled words, and for a long moment, it seemed as if he was some sort of monk, living in another, more esoteric world.
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Like the separate version of the Robot tracker, the modified skis combined with a smartphone app can determine basic stats like speed and distance to far more esoteric information like turn angle, edge-to-edge transition time, and force, among others.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Global demand for tech products has helped Samsung Electronics' shares surge about 50 percent this year, outpacing gains in the wider market, but the Korean conglomerate's rally has another, more esoteric driver: its new focus on minor shareholders.
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I concede that a MacBook remains better than an iPad Pro at performing certain tasks — podcasting is one example — but the iPad is getting so powerful now that the list of things it can't do is growing ever more esoteric.
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Now head of securitized products for Barclays, Eichel has assembled a team of 144 bankers and traders who package up and sell everything from commercial and residential home loans to more esoteric assets such as media and sports franchise rights.
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And you can get even more esoteric — Second Life on the blockchain, or blockchain-enabled appliances so your washing machine can smart-contract for its own detergent, or a sports league where the coaching decisions are written on the blockchain.
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The lawsuit involved some employers with more esoteric nonprofit statuses, and the Education Department's filing in response declared that approval of an employment certification form "does not reflect agency action on the borrower's qualifications" for the public service loan forgiveness program.
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The lawsuit involved some employers with more esoteric nonprofit statuses, and the Education Department's filing in response declared that approval of an employment certification form "does not reflect agency action on the borrower's qualifications" for the public service loan forgiveness program.
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And hey, if you'd still like to think of the horoscope-writing process as far more esoteric than a set of calculations would make it seem, we're sure your astrologer would appreciate the gift of a crystal or two for their desk.
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On the other, we face an uncertain future of myriad threats, from catastrophic climate change; to technological inequality and entrenched, systemic discrimination; and more esoteric existential risks including superbugs, asteroids, food system collapse, superintelligent AI, and whatever else you can think of.
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And there may be some truth to that as this may drive open-source developers to focus on projects that are more likely to attract financial contributions over more esoteric projects that are interesting and challenging but aren't likely to find financial backers on GitHub.
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The Verge's own star — shown above — links to Wikipedia pages for Time magazine, Engadget, and The New York Times, as well as more esoteric concepts like consumer electronics, podcasts, and the position of editor-in-chief, situated on the other side of the Wikiverse.
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Tesla even sells a Radio Flyer-made kids version of the Model S. More esoteric offerings have sometimes quickly come and gone, too, like a Tesla-branded surfboard, or jackets made of leftover leather (before the company stopped using the material in all but its steering wheels).
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It's fitting that the band has finally moved away from black metal's more esoteric, spiritual borders to embrace grindcore's fast, ugly sociopolitical screeds instead; thematically, Heathen Beast has always been far more of a Napalm Death than a Nargaroth, and now the music finally fits the message.
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A stealth bomberPhoto: Prayitno (Flickr)Cutting-edge physics has driven military innovation for over a century, from Marie Curie's x-ray machines of World War I to the quest for the atomic bomb during World War II. But these days, government defense departments are funding even more esoteric pursuits.
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What's most important to you in a city will almost certainly vary from WalletHub's ranking, which considered 30 different factors including more esoteric ones like the presence of work-share programs that allow employers to temporarily reduce work hours of employees instead of laying them off during economic downturns.
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For the purposes of this exercise, we've omitted food and drink items that are very commonly known for their cleaning prowess, like club soda, baking soda, citrus fruits, salt and, yes, white vinegar, in favor of focusing on more esoteric — at least in the realm of cleaning — foodstuffs.
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The show may have seemed, at times, like a series of increasingly more esoteric plot threads that couldn't possibly fit together, but Marling and Batmanglij always swore that they had five seasons'-worth of OA planned out and that it would all, somehow, resolve itself in the end.
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He spent most of the time ranting about familiar topics in the standoff—the Constitution and Barack Obama—as well as more esoteric, Alex Jones-y ones, like UFOs, government-released chemicals that are affecting the populace, and his personal struggle to find work and get access to medical marijuana.
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Big brands are eschewed for smaller names: there's a "Sauvelle" vodka bar instead of a Smirnoff one, fancy taco restaurants instead of a cheesy chips van, and a lineup with big names like Ricardo Villalobos, Craig Richards and Hunee, alongside far more esoteric artists like DJ Sotofett or Nicholas Lutz.
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In his book "Godforsaken Grapes: A Slightly Tipsy Journey Through the World of Strange, Obscure, and Underappreciated Wine" (Abrams Press, $26), Mr. Wilson leads us on a genial excursion to some of the world's more esoteric wine neighborhoods, while examining his own indirect journey toward wine writing and these underdog varieties.
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In the back is a section with waiter service, where you may order from any of the hall's stations or choose from a brief menu of small, more esoteric plates, like a pat of sunflower cream hidden beneath petals of yellow and red beets, or a wedge of cabbage with a dusting of roasted yeast.
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As I spiraled deeper and deeper into Discord—first through "The Portal" (accessed by DMing the administrator of the nationalist Donald Trump channel in search of "free-er speech"), then through chasing meme miners into ever more esoteric and specialized channels—the memes grew increasingly dank, perfect for sharing with my less intrepid and adventurous friends.
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Demands included an HOV lane over the already-clogged Williamsburg Bridge; a 'PeopleWay' of prioritized pedestrian, bus, and cyclist space for both 14th Street, in Manhattan, and Grand Street, in Brooklyn; expanded north-south bus service; ferries, with more frequent service and bigger boats; and even more esoteric options, like a gondola over the East River.
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First, and perhaps the most obvious, is one of the indisputable best quotes in Simpsons history: Now for a more esoteric line, to establish your Simpsons cred: One for when your friend tries to force a healthy food option on you when all you want is pizza: And finally, here's the only logical conclusion to this and any other post that exists on this godforsaken information superhighway we call home, a perfect response to just about anything: All hail her royal majesty, in all her frantic magnificence.
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