Scores move up and down as your credit history changes.
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WILLIAMS: -- move up and down -- (CROSSTALK) GUTFELD: Was an historical figure.
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You can move up and down, too, to escape the ghosts.
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They move up and down often in reverse with the market.
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Plus, if you press his paw, his ears move up and down.
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Each seat features an adjustable headrest, which can move up and down...
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To move up and down, the elevator actually goes inside a bigger elevator.
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Then move to squats using a person to help you move up and down.
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Other city playgrounds have experimented with spring rockers, which move up and down slightly.
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But one of the points of America is that people move up and down.
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They can move up and down a rack and grab a box from the shelves.
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I also bought some lube to make the switches move up and down more smoothly.
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Individual prices, of course, move up and down by more than 2% all the time.
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The Lego Chiron's W16 engine includes pistons that move up and down as the vehicle rolls.
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It weighs only six pounds, so it's easy to move up and down from the bed.
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As he breathes, his head and shoulders move up and down, as if he is floating.
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And of course, dollar exchange rates up move up and down for a variety of reasons.
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But the reported price can move up and down by $1,000 or so within a few hours.
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"A lot of people move up and down the coast doing this kind of work," she explains.
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Breasts don't just move up and down when a woman runs, they move in a figure eight.
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Watching the overall market numbers move up and down on television or the internet can be addictive.
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Low-vol environments usually correspond with high correlations in that most stocks move up and down together.
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In other words, buybacks do not necessarily keep firms from investing, both move up and down together.
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You have a little face emoji that you move up and down a rainbow to land on stars.
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I mean, You have to look – funds are going to move up and down value in many cases.
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As a result, unlike most workers, CEOs can see their pay move up and down year to year.
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The selection wheel button on a Hart eSlate allows the voter to move up and down the ballot.
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THOR is also mobile; it can turn 360 degrees and move up and down to send pulses out.
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Two cameras are mounted onto a dual servo rig that can move up and down and left and right.
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And that's just one way microplastics can move up and down the water column and settle in the mud.
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It's all about what market pros call "correlation," or the tendency of individual stocks to move up and down together.
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The desk can move up and down so you can slide easily from standing to sitting and back as needed.
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His home rotates so he can have the best view at all times, and can also move up and down.
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He says 12 different phrases and his little stick figure feet move up and down when you wheel him around.
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Prices of the currency move up and down considerably and are currently above $5,000, according to Blockchain, a cryptocurrency firm.
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It's one unified shape, and the colors all refer to whole chords, which you can move up and down the neck.
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The bars are on motors and can move up and down around the sphere, like the curve of a manta ray's fin.
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As the ice receded and the Rocky Mountain path began to open up, bison began to move up and down the corridor.
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The drone has five motion sensors and reacts to hand gestures to perform tricks, move up and down, and side to side.
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Each 10-pound bot is programmed to mimic one of the seven ways marine larvae move up and down in the water column.
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This is obviously an early list -- and names will come on and off the list, as well as move up and down it.
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The animators obviously used a physics model here for the basic trajectory, so the Ravagers move up and down in a believable way.
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In a squat, for instance, hold the position, then very slowly move up and down a tiny amount, still maintaining a low squat.
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Affairs are had, secrets are revealed, and families move up and down in the town's pecking order, which centers on the nuclear plant.
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Correlations, or the tendency for stocks to move up and down together, loosened and dispersion, or the difference in returns between sectors, went up.
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The traditional design of elevators has cars that only move up and down in a shaft, raised and lowered by a winch-powered cable.
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Specifically, he said correlations, or the tendency of stocks to move up and down together, are breaking down after years of exceeding 90 percent.
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There's no resetting your rank progress in the Glory ranking tier, but your level can move up and down as you win and lose.
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Correlation, or the tendency of stocks to move up and down in lockstep, has hit a post-financial crisis low, according to DataTrek Research.
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Another factor has been correlations, or the tendency stocks have had to move up and down together during the eight-year bull market run.
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The stronger performance comes amid a decline in the tendency of stocks to move up and down together, a trend referred to as correlation.
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With three potentiometer knobs and five momentary buttons which move up and down octaves, the controller instrument also fulfills the function of a midi keyboard.
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The monitor is usable in the sense that it's not super bulky and can be adjusted to tilt, swivel, move up and down, or turn.
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Like an airplane, a spacecraft can rotate three different ways; the satellite can also move up and down, left and right, or back and forth.
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If you think what's behind an LCD is complicated, imagine if every pixel needed to actually move up and down independently and withstand frequent handling.
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The 175 spheres hanging in the performance are choreographed to move up and down in tune with one of Henke's original multi-channel musical score.
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Word of the Day verb: move up and down repeatedly noun: a sudden jarring impact _________ The word jounce has appeared in five articles on nytimes.
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The room is a killing field now, a farm of bones, and my hands move up and down slowly, as if to try and raise the dead.
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As I discovered while reporting on a book on the science of learning, the typical abacus has small discs that move up and down on thin posts.
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Since there isn't one obvious trend driving everything up and down together, various stocks will each move up and down on the merits of their individual businesses.
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But there's a growing concern — or paranoia — across the technology landscape that Amazon is going to move up and down the software stack and take on everyone.
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Using hand signals, he worked with the flight mechanic to move up and down, timing the moves with the surging seas, at times getting dunked in seawater.
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Many of them in Guangdong shuttle between small apartments and their houseboats, which they move up and down the coastal rivers to be near the best fishing.
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Markets tend to move up and down in the short term, and volatility should not be the deciding factor as to whether or not investors should immediately exit.
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"Influencer valuations move up and down like the stock market, but Kylie is methodical about consistently generating aspirational content for her social audience, without jeopardizing authenticity," Spadafora explained.
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"In Gillette's razors, the blades rest on miniature springs which are able to move up and down and automatically adjust to the pressure of the hand," Vanoosthuyze said.
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The fishermen now use outboard motors to move up and down the rivers here or out into bays, but their boats looked like relics from a previous century.
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A pair of flaps seamlessly connected to the back of the car move up and down automatically providing the right amount of downward force to the rear wheels.
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Eyebrows move up and down, lips purse, and the head nodes to the rhythm of the kick drum as vibrant colors and multilayered patterns are projected onto the bust's surface.
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A jumble of LED graphics move up and down the face of a giant glass installation, illuminating the open court of what looks like an indoor shopping mall or airplane terminal.
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The outperformance happened even as correlations, or the tendency of stocks to move up and down together, remained elevated at 34 percent and the dispersion of sector returns also was low.
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Within a six-story stairwell, they are suspending 160 silicone cords that move up and down in a wavelike motion from a ceiling dome, a concoction they call a kinetic installation.
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But the Shanghai currency accord, like the currency provisions in the Sino-American trade agreement now being negotiated, still allowed currencies to move up and down for lots of other reasons.
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One particularly interesting case are the trematodes you mentioned, which get into cockles and seize up their "foot" muscle, the bit that allows them to move up and down in the mud.
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In the concrete room that her father and mother rent for $2425 a month, they took turns staying up, laying a hand on her rib cage, feeling it move up and down.
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It also has a handy knotted weight on it that you can move up and down the cable to ensure that your iPhone stays on the table while it charges without falling or moving.
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The lender usually starts with a benchmark rate, such as the prime rate or even a U.S. Treasury bond, both of which tend to move up and down along with the Fed's target rate.
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The machine would move up and down and side to side in an attempt to re-create the feeling of being on a real roller coaster, but you were really just inside a loud arcade.
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The shapes look like a sentient typography for an imaginary alphabet, and as an exuberant beat by Azel Phara plays in the background, they move up and down, expanding and contracting, "pumping" with the music.
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And I think, as we think about the market, Joe said earlier, even though you move up and down every day, you're sitting on, you know, sort of very high – highs, and things like that.
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MKM Partners senior internet analyst Rob Sanderson said smaller-cap names "tend to move up and down a lot" and the gains shouldn't be taken as a sign that bigger technology companies are losing steam.
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High-Usage Great Canadian Hope, Multifaceted Big Three Big Man, and now, the first NBA player to move up and down the hardwood entirely in a somersault, like Sonic the Hedgehog in the psychedelic bonus stage.
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"Things like MLPs, oil and gas MLPs, may be an interesting bet on a long-term basis simply because I don't think it's going to be a parabolic move up and down in oil, " said Schlossberg.
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Feature The actress and comedian can move up and down the scales of race, age and gender with hilarious ease — a talent that grew from finding her place in a world where no one looked like her.
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Apple did its best to invent a new way for keyboard keys to move up and down — they had to because there's so little space under the keyboard (the batteries for the system are spread throughput the base).
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Apparently, "You can press a button and in a scary gravelly old man voice he says 'Soak soak soak my aching feet' and the legs/feet move up and down," so at least now you won't sleep tonight.
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"Now, I think we've got much more mature currency markets and they recognize the fact that renminbi, like every other currency, should move up and down and we shouldn't be overly dramatic about the impact of it," he said.
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That rule book involves examining how close the economy is to functioning at its full potential, and trying to move up and down to keep on that steady path so as not to let inflation get out of control.
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The size of a small agenda, Dot Mini, the company's education device, costs $500 and is fitted with a speaker and a display made of small dots that move up and down to form braille words, reproducing texts downloaded online.
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It lasts for four weeks on one charge – a bold claim but not impossible – and there are some improvements to the editing functions including virtual arrow keys that let you move up and down in a document as you write.
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Well, it's true that people move up and down the economic ladder, and apologists for inequality love to cite statistics showing that many people who are in the top 1 percent in any given year are out of that category the next year.
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Its arm attaches to the edge of a desk, and it allows the monitor to move up and down, so you can customize how close you'd like to be to it and how much space you'd like to reclaim on your desk.
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It is true that inflation is coming back, and that various types of risk, particularly political risk, mean that stock returns may become more "dispersed," meaning that stocks will move up and down all together less but be driven by particular factors more.
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The more expensive Lenovo Mirage Solo uses front-facing cameras to offer six degrees of freedom, which means you can move up and down, forward and backward, and left and right, in real and virtual space (and get a warning before you walk into something).
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Correlations, or the tendency of stocks to move up and down together, had been falling but rose in June to 22006 percent, a number that is still low compared with levels of 90 percent or higher in recent years but high enough to be disruptive.
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He also noted that publicly traded stocks move with more volatility, so if an acquirer is paying less than 10% of market cap, it is easier to move on deals since stocks can move up and down that much in a short trading window.
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It starts with simple platforms that rotate or move up and down, then expands to things like the previously mentioned fans, before getting to the much more complicated stuff like portals and rings that reverse the gravity of the balls that travel through them.
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The strings from your limb attachments lead to cardboard bricks with light strips on them, so when you move to take a step or throw a punch, the bricks move up and down, and the Joy-Con reads those movement and turns those into on-screen action.
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"What makes the Saudi [Aramco] IPO attractive in my mind is the fact that the best refineries in the world are integrated with 'free' oil … so they get to capture all pieces of the value chain as margins move up and down that chain," Minter said.
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The hundred-dollar bill, for example, is embedded with a micro-optic security ribbon—a blue line, next to Benjamin Franklin's face, patterned with alternating images of the Liberty Bell and the number "100" which, when the bill is tilted, move up and down, left and right.
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That price seems even more ridiculous when you compare the Pro Display XDR's stand to the Surface Studio 2, which has a similar display mount that allows the system's screen to tilt and move up and down with ease, while also allowing the screen to go even lower and transform into something like a digital drafting table.
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All soccer leagues in America should move to the same schedule that much of the world follows; M.L.S. should transform from a single-entity structure to individually run clubs; and the league and the lower divisions of soccer should also adopt a system of promotion and relegation — in which teams move up and down between division based upon their results.
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"Polling will move up and down but the fundamentals haven't changed — an unpopular president with an unpopular agenda and growing enthusiasm to take control of Washington away from him," said Democratic strategist Jesse Ferguson, who served as a spokesman on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's 2016 presidential campaign.
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