The term epidemic is reserved for a more localized spread.
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In general, GOP campaign ads have been much more localized.
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It's different from years ago when the attacks were more localized.
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In more localized quakes, geology creates local variations in shaking intensity.
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Larger organizations still exist but are less byzantine and more localized.
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For her part, Kusama's hopes for "Footprints of Life" are more localized.
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Use one of these tools to find slightly older, more localized data
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Beyond the mainstream, lesser-known musicians and executives have faced more localized consequences.
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These results fall in line with a recent, more localized poll conducted by Quinnipiac University.
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Fast-moving landslides also were launched above ground, possibly causing even more localized tsunami waves.
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Negative reactions may originate in a more localized manner among those losing wages and employment.
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All these elements were present in Naples in the 1980s, just in cruder, more localized form.
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She said their rules should be a starting point for every state to look to adopt when working on their own, more localized versions of state rules that will also need to be in place to complement the federal one, but at a more localized level.
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The organization said escalating trade conflicts and financial vulnerabilities were mainly to blame, among more localized problems.
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This could lead to more localized apps and software on Apple devices that might appeal to consumers.
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As trust breaks down, we're seeing that internationalism splinter, with more localized data and explicitly national services.
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" Sanders declared that she opposed abortion and supported the Second Amendment, tax cuts, and "more localized government.
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New York is listing cases by age bracket, gender and borough despite calls for more localized reporting.
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Google has made a concerted effort to provide more localized services in India this past year or so.
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Google is now pushing back, attempting to lure customers with better ad-buying tools and more localized services.
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Elsa has opened an office in Tokyo and is planning to introduce more localized content for Japanese users.
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Hummer sees this changing rapidly, with investors being able to choose between national and more localized investment strategies.
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A more localized approach could satisfy the preferences of more people without necessarily increasing the total amount of regulation.
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If we wanted to switch to more localized diets, it's not simply a matter of changing where we shop.
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And more localized entities, like the New York State Education Department, have barred it in certain circumstances as well.
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Apart from providing more localized imaging than an MRI, the electrodes are also able to provide small electric shocks.
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Injuries around teeth are more localized, self-contained, and hidden, Richards says, and that makes them hard to diagnose.
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In exchange for allocating federal fines and penalties to more localized bodies, the RESTORE Act demands transparency and accountability.
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The report said the efforts were smaller and more localized than Russia's widespread effort during the 2016 American campaign.
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A bombardment that lasted hundreds of millions of years might still be damaging, but would have more localized effects.
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Religion has often been the staging ground for stoking more localized fears as well -- especially around issues of race.
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Diving into more localized tallies, the top 20 ZIP codes for reported donations by individuals were all in Texas.
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For more localized information on specific areas to avoid in each country, check the State Department's travel alerts and warnings.
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Money would also be directed to the Bureau of Meteorology to develop more localized weather guides to help farmers plan.
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Not only are mine much more localized and fleeting, they also seem to be diminishing in power by the week.
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"These events tend to be smaller and more localized — they don't typically cross oceans as earthquake tsunamis do," says Caplan-Auerbach.
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The data are from 2016 and, in some regions of the country like the upper Midwest, they aren't much more localized.
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Hence, AM radio stations have a much longer range than FM stations, which are higher frequency and tend to be more localized.
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The pattern of recent airstrikes suggests ISIS endures, albeit in a more localized and basic way, in places like Fallujah and Baiji.
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What's most worrying is that, at least back in the 1960s, attempts to suppress the votes of certain populations were more localized.
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Whether those national storylines penetrate is unclear, but there are also a number of more localized developments this week and this month.
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But more localized numbers showed Massachusetts is the most expensive state to raise a baby, with an average cost of $1,521 a month.
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The team found that dirty feathers corresponded to historical reports and other atmospheric measurements — and they were more localized in time and space.
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There is also a belief the protests could gather momentum and morph from having a more localized character to a more national one.
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When they go home from that, we've created local adventure communities around the country that they can engage in, go on more localized adventures.
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There are also splinter groups that ally or clash with larger groups, as well as more localized networks in specific parts of the country.
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Such moves could help grow the company's reach and provide it more localized expertise for navigating communication culture, regulations and more worldwide, he explained.
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Telegram is working with Stripe to enable payments, but it has plans to add support for more localized options such as RazorPay, FlutterWave, PaymentWall, Yandex.
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Rather than focus on high-speed travel between cities hundreds of miles apart, Arrivo wants to be the transportation network for shorter, more localized routes.
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When policy decisions are more localized, citizens are better able to assess and develop an accurate picture of the government for which they are paying.
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Consider Los Angeles, where the same enforcement-based approach favored by China's government is, with little fanfare, being deployed to fight a more localized outbreak.
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While it already acts as a custodian for clients based in Europe, Coinbase claims the new unit will be more localized to suit their needs.
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But it was not all good news: With giant ice hunks moving down the river, she said there was the possibility of more localized flooding.
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A cool part of road tripping is that you have the opportunity to skip chain restaurants and stores and experience different, more localized and unique spots.
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Those latter two markets had been broken out into their own division, which Singh ran, separate to the APAC management to prioritize a more localized approach.
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Congress had started to explore creating a national censorship board, much like smaller, more localized film-focused censorship boards that had sprung up around the country.
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Their analysis does not consider factors including changes in energy prices that could dampen energy demand growth, technological improvements, policy changes and more localized energy demand responses.
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They are skinnier, sometimes rope-like, and don't last as long as their wedge tornado cousins, so they tend to be more localized and do less harm.
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Whereas nationwide internet outages or interference can be identified from outside the country, more localized shutdowns require direct access to affected connections, Marczak said in an email.
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"Our plasmon-enhanced solar desalination device can significantly increase the energy transfer efficiency with not only enhanced light absorption, but also more localized heating," the researchers explain.
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In the 220s, 8mm film and smaller cameras meant for home movies allowed more localized production and screenings, and that community aspect of stag was largely lost.
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You're right, though — this race is almost a throwback to a time when state politics was more localized and less about what is going on in Washington.
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That covers areas like visits to adventure parks, scuba diving, more localized tours or basics — all of which can be found and paid for using Klook's platform. 5.
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Yohe adds that if people get really interested, there are details in the report that go into the underlying scientific literature, which could provide even more localized data.
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Toyoda suggested the possibility that automakers embrace more localized production globally even as waning demand for cars at home clouds the outlook for the future of Japanese production.
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In addition to its moves to trim its inventory levels, Kohl's is leaning on its loyalty program and a more localized product assortment to power its holiday sales.
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While this isn't a totally new concept, (the Trump campaign touted this in 2016), the study shows that it was utilized by candidates in more localized elections this cycle.
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The movies "Crash" and "Magnolia" (both set in Los Angeles) and the short-lived ABC series "Six Degrees" (another Abrams project, set in New York) offered more localized versions.
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Pair slower, low-band Sub-6 coverage with faster, more localized mmWave spectrum for areas that need the extra bandwidth (like popular tourist spots, sports stadiums, and the like).
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I think-, I think it's more important for these ride services to be more localized, increasingly, because you really have to have the end-to-end solution for the consumer.
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From a region standpoint, across the 14 markets in APAC, and the many more outside APAC, that we serve what I'd like to see is a more localized decision making.
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The company operates more than 4,700 stores today, and certain items are more popular in certain cities than others, thereby justifying a more localized experience on the web, he said.
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The federal-local coordination has grown more difficult as projects have become more localized with region-specific needs and benefits, compared to national projects of old like the highway system.
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Activision's city-based model could help it develop more loyal, clustered fandoms — and that could give brands an opportunity to engage in more localized marketing efforts in the esports space.
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Whether that "news" is social engineering driven by foreign botnets programmed to enhance the chances of the "right" candidate, or a more localized attempt foisted by partisan hacks doesn't matter.
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What seems more localized, to me, about Wendig's case is even if all the fighting on Twitter were real, which I don't think it was, it never jumped off Twitter.
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On a more localized level, volunteers took away more than 40 garbage bags of trash in their own vehicles from Joshua Tree on New Year's Day, according to the L.A. Times.
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There is no silver bullet to the housing affordability crisis, but prudent and practical bills like this, when used to complement more localized efforts, can have a significant and positive impact.
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" While the ultra-famous continue to exist, he said, "it certainly seems to be the trend toward less of that and more localized, more fragmented little pockets of fans and celebrities.
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In the attempt to shield your skin from more damage, your body also creates pigment in response to inflammation — much like you tan after UV exposure, but in a more localized way.
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Stewart discusses how time has a different, impersonal meaning at the scale of monuments and enormous structures, but at the scale of toys or marbles, time is much more localized and personal.
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It will also continue rolling out several of its recent store pilots, including buy online, pickup in store; its rebranded InStyle beauty salons; and a more localized assortment for its individual stores.
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Whatever the genesis of the waves, a 7.5-magnitude quake would not be expected to create an ocean-wide event, but rather a more localized one, as was the case on Friday.
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When looking at such job loss on a more localized level, various studies have reported troubling impacts on marriage rates, ability to raise families and other basic indicators of family well-being.
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His version is more localized, almost always set in the Idaho of his upbringing, where the flinty pride of the locals proves no match for the economic and personal disasters of deindustrialization.
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As the climate crisis intensifies and natural disasters become more frequent and powerful, scientists are increasingly turning to social media as a way to assess the damage and impact on a more localized scale.
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The "March on Google" rallies are scheduled to take place at these Google locations around the country: AtlantaAustinBostonLos AngelesMountain View, CaliforniaNew YorkPittsburghSeattleWashington, D.C. Some alt-right organizations are scheduled to lead more localized demonstrations.
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It shifted from being a far more localized book, an intimate insight into their world, and more into something that looked in a bigger way at some of the things that shaped our world.
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That could mean visits to adventure parks, scuba diving, more localized tours or basics such as train travel, food or airport transfers, all of which can be found, paid for and taken using Klook's platform.
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By contrast, Bredesen, who's leaning heavily on his gubernatorial record, is hoping to repeat history, running a more localized race and casting himself as a moderate willing to work with Trump when it benefits Tennessee.
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This was my first Hindi-language movie — before this all the movies that I did were more localized regional languages in India — so it was a little bit more mainstream than has been for me.
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Two executives heading Uber's mapping efforts, Brian McClendon and Manik Gupta, visited India in June to work on making the Uber app more localized and boosting the mapping capabilities, the other, U.S.-based, individual said.
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That covers areas like visits to adventure parks, scuba diving, more localized tours or basics such as train travel, food or airport transfers, all of which can be found, paid for and taken using Klook's platform.
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While Uber is the biggest and most highly valued of all the on-demand transportation startups, more localized startups like Didi, which itself is valued in the billions, are giving it a run for its money.
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Rather than Uber's one-size-fits-all approach, Ola takes a much more localized approach to its new territories, and has been starting its UK journey in smaller towns and cities like Exeter, Wolverhampton, and Cardiff.
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In seeking to earn more from its major Asian markets of Japan, Thailand, Indonesia and Taiwan, Line will try to generate more revenue from services such as advertising and offer more localized products, its IPO filing said.
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He called for safety measures like putting transmission lines underground, increasing the use of battery storage for backup use, and developing technologies like microgrids that enable the power supply to be managed on a more localized basis.
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It remains unclear to me whether applying a more localized set of approaches to content moderation means that American users will be able to post content that Chinese users cannot on their own version of the app.
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The new standard promises enhanced innovations for consumers, including ultra-high definition pictures, immersive audio, more localized content and an improved emergency alert system, not only on televisions, but also on mobile devices and TV receivers without antennas.
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But that explanation doesn't make sense for the more localized examples in the VAB study, because the numbers Facebook reports for its potential reach for "everyone in this location" and "people who live in this location" are identical.
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It was not immediately clear whether the attack on St. Catherine's was part of the Islamic State's broader campaign of sectarian bloodshed, or of the more localized guerrilla warfare led by the Islamic State's affiliate in North Sinai.
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Fitch views UVN's efforts to invest in more localized content to supplement Televisa's programming and enter into deals that leverage UVN's distribution network as prudent, particularly to the extent that it targets the younger, increasingly U.S. born Hispanic demographic.
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I am thinking a lot about transportation again, and I hope to get up close and personal with drought and more localized climate issues—both because being in California again has rubbed them in my face with renewed vigor.
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Rolling out the service in several markets will also supply Disney with more data on market-specific usage and preferences across the globe, enabling it to better adapt its service and create a more localized and sticky user experience.
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Perhaps the surface plastic was more affected by the wave drift force than they had calculated, or perhaps an inertial current—one much smaller and more localized than the main one they had accounted for—was slowing Wilson's motion.
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Making health savings accounts a permanent part of the healthcare structure, and breaking up end-to-end care into more localized, bite-sized pieces, could lead to an unusual, if unintended outcome: a tax code that helps reform healthcare — not bureaucracies.
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"We believe that as we offer more localized everyday services, there will be more users and higher engagement across the user base," Anthony Tan, Grab's 36-year-old co-founder and group CEO, told Reuters on Monday ahead of the launch.
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" As for what differentiates Silicon Valley (the magazine) from San Francisco (also the magazine), Le said that Silicon Valley (magazine) will have "more localized content generated by people who actually live in this area and understand what we're interested in.
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Over the last few years, homegrown players such as Huawei, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi have become more popular, and they have "grabbed [market share] from Samsung with their strong product portfolio, affordable prices, more localized services ecosystem and extensive sales channels," said Tang.
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"I get a lot of pressure and a lot of pleasure, but in waves that are hard to locate in a specific spot on my body—unlike, say, when someone plays with my penis, where it's a much more localized sensation," he said.
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But as Wong notes in the paper, there are also tensions: There's still a debate to be had over whether authority should be more localized or more centralized, and how heavily we should lean on expertise in designing policies and making decisions.
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In a series of posts on California's mess, I have written about its many causes, some key steps the state can take to reduce its vulnerability, and what I think is the only durable long-term solution: a more localized, distributed energy system.
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Having a local zone gives LA-area companies, whether that's related to video processing, gaming, ad tech or machine learning, access to a much more localized set of resources, wrote Jeff Barr of AWS in a blog post announcing the new zone.
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But the study, which measured readings from zero to 2,000 AD, showed that some of the coldest temperatures during that period were more localized, occurring in parts of the Pacific in the 15th century and in northwestern Europe and southeastern North America in the 17th.
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This algorithm, which NOAA approved last year as the replacement of the current core at the heart of the current Global Forecast System, allows for unprecedented high resolution simulations and far more localized forecasts, all while generating a global forecast four times a day.
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But most regulations that reduce carbon emissions also reduce much more localized soot — and taking into account the fact that soot has a marked tendency to kill people who live nearby the emissions sources is important to making the cost-benefit analysis math work.
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The revised treaty, now called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, largely retains the same framework, though it requires the use of more localized content — translating into North American-made parts — and it effectively will drive up the wages paid to some Mexican autoworkers.
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Midge's fears are more localized: that her social circle might judge the meltdown of her marriage, that her parents might disapprove of her extracurricular fascination with performing, or that she might have to—gasp—get a day job (which she does, selling lipsticks at a department store).
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While this is more diversified than owning a country fund, it does have 28 percent of its assets in China and another 15 percent in South Korea, so you are taking on some more localized risk with this ETF, but that's also why it's doing so well.
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Someday you'll be wearing something that will allow you to observe this augmented world at all times, but for the time being, the smartphone does a great job of capturing more situational use cases that fit in with mobile's broader goal of delivering more localized, context-aware experiences.
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That said, T-Mobile also has plans to utilize Sprint's mid-band 2.5GHz network for faster, more localized speeds once that merger is completed later this year for more concentrated areas as well as its own nascent mmWave network for small but highly saturated areas (like city centers or sports arenas).
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Following Apple's downward revision of its revenue guidance in light of the outbreak, Jakobsen told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Tuesday that a hit to companies' cash flow will emerge as a prime concern, and that companies will look to establish more localized supply chains with greater independence from Asian operations.
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"While federal races are traditionally viewed through the lens of national politics and ideology, governor's races tend to be more localized, with voters looking to candidates to provide practical, real-world solutions to improve schools, roads and public safety," said Phil Cox, a former executive director at the Republican Governors Association.
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But that full version of the service would be potentially unusable (and probably frustrating) as a result for many people in emerging markets, so Twitter has taken the decision to show these users less in hopes of getting them to use the service more — and to better monetize them on more localized terms.
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The reforms fall into four broad categories: hardening the grid and improving the fire safety of grid infrastructure; changing housing and land-use policies that encourage people to move outward into fire-prone areas; reforming a dysfunctional and bankrupt PG&E; and making the electricity system more localized through solar panels, batteries, microgrids, and other forms of distributed energy.
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The artist's process begins with an enlarged model of the structure he is creating: "I use the blown up paper model as a blank canvas, initially working on top of it with random layers of images, then the layers get more and more localized and mimetic as they build, so the final layer is suggestive of the surface of the depicted object," the artist adds.
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