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It all seems fairly well put together, but moving parts are moving parts and thus more prone to failure.
COSTCO CFO ON TARIFFS- "THERE CONTINUE TO BE A LOT OF MOVING PARTS, ALTHOUGH SOME OF THE MOVING PARTS ARE GETTING BIGGER"
One of those moving parts is the robot itself when it moves around the room; you don't say a paper airplane has moving parts when you throw it.
If we break down any application into hundreds of moving parts (such as containers and microservices), then we better have an elegant way to manage those moving parts.
There are a lot of moving parts to our salsa.
Solid state sensors, with no moving parts, would fix that.
There are fewer moving parts, so reliability [should be better].
There are, so to speak, a lot of moving parts.
There are a lot of moving parts here too, naturally.
There are a lot of moving parts and propellant involved.
That's a lot of moving parts for traders to digest.
They'd want to understand exactly what the moving parts were.
Without moving parts, all the money goes toward great optics.
There were more moving parts to this one than normal.
A paper ballot has no software and no moving parts.
There are many moving parts in the Chipotle campaign, and
"There are a lot of moving parts here," he acknowledged.
The monument couldn't have any water element or moving parts.
The stream of injuries and moving parts has seemed endless.
With fewer moving parts, they are also easier to maintain.
The problem is that health has so many moving parts.
There are many players, many issues, and many moving parts.
It also has two driving speeds but fewer moving parts.
This chess game has many moving parts with historical consequences.
Fewer moving parts mean fewer workers on the assembly line.
There are a lot of moving parts from a macro perspective.
There's so many moving parts that Avengers: Infinity War masterfully juggles.
So every night's a little different, with lots of moving parts.
Retiring overseas is a journey with a lot of moving parts.
And I suspect that's because there are too many moving parts.
It's like the wheel Amazon Echo except with no moving parts.
That's all to say: There are a lot of moving parts!
There also aren't as many moving parts for people to consider.
With so many moving parts, inevitably, some function better than others.
And believe it or not, it basically has no moving parts.
The sensor is big because it's mechanical — it has moving parts.
"In this industry, there are so many moving parts," she explained.
There are too many moving parts to find that perfect syncopation.
"There are many planning factors and moving parts for my crew."
Virtual reality is a revolution with a lot of moving parts.
The Monkees, though, has always been more than its moving parts.
The team's strategy for reintroducing oysters consists of many moving parts.
So elections are complicated, with many individual stories and moving parts.
Instead, it'll be a pressure-sensitive pad without any moving parts.
Did I mention that there are a lot of moving parts?
There were a lot of moving parts, a lot of characters.
While there were complex moving parts, the basic idea was simple.
There's a lot of moving parts that have to work together.
There are plenty of moving parts with the Mets, as well.
There are plenty of moving parts with the Mets, as well.
Do not buy electronics, or anything with moving parts or gears.
International diplomacy is a subtle game, with lots of moving parts.
Magic: The Gathering has a lot of moving parts these days.
They also require less maintenance because they have far fewer moving parts.
There are a lot of moving parts to what Nunes is claiming.
Tiny Moving Parts are on tour soon with Prawn and Free Throw.
This means fewer moving parts and one less thing to worry about.
In a project with so many moving parts, much can go wrong.
It also doesn't work with SSD drives which don't have moving parts.
Accomplishing both of these will be a puzzle with many moving parts.
There's a lot of moving parts, as there always is on Arrow.
There are much fewer moving parts that could be subject to breakdown.
Our world is a dangerous place, with lots of interconnected, moving parts.
It uses clips without moving parts so it should last a lifetime.
"Plenty of moving parts," said George Salmon, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
The challenge of reform is that it has so many moving parts.
I don't know how well the delicate moving parts will handle it.
The "awakening" of the hosts has a few moving parts to it.
There's lots of moving parts at play when you're shooting the moon.
But they're also easier to maintain — no moving parts means no servicing.
But as usual with these guys, [there are] a few moving parts.
And, with fewer moving parts, they cost 60 percent less to maintain.
This show is uncharacteristically generous and self-revealing, with numerous moving parts.
Small-scale sculptures with moving parts date as far back as antiquity.
Instead, his skill is in making many moving parts sound almost incidental.
Bearings reduce friction in moving parts, helping smooth the operation of vehicles.
"Obviously there are a lot of moving parts with this," he said.
The consoles themselves were similar, chunks of plastic with no moving parts.
All of these moving parts align to wither the brain, eventually causing death.
So Tiny Moving Parts is the music equivalent of a self-help book!
CEO compensation packages have so many moving parts that pay out over time.
There's just a lot of flexibility, a lot of moving parts to it.
Since planes were invented, they've flown using moving parts to push air around.
Investors now have to account for all the moving parts of the company.
But which apps are the most reliable in managing all these moving parts?
Real life has too many moving parts, too much unpredictability, too few certainties.
"There are still quite a lot of moving parts (to Brexit)," he said.
This project is more challenging, Brichet said, because it involves motorized moving parts.
In contrast, electrical engines are smaller, less complex, and contain fewer moving parts.
Her energy alone stole the spotlight from all the moving parts around her.
Genius has the economy of a machine with a minimum of moving parts.
And, unlike light bulbs or televisions, fans have moving parts that easily break.
"But it is a big system with lots of moving parts," he said.
This is a somewhat unusual earnings season with a lot of moving parts.
What we got instead was a system with a number of moving parts.
But the movie's true villain is the writing connecting all these moving parts.
But, with many moving parts to the process, some analysts see considerable execution risk.
What follows are some of those moving parts that could trip up the deal.
Just because I'm the face, doesn't mean there aren't so many other moving parts.
"It seems to me there are a lot of moving parts here," Ireland said.
But tracking the millions of moving parts in an $18 trillion economy is daunting.
And above all this, it is a meta-analysis of all these moving parts.
How about an engagement challenge for moving parts of the process into the states?
Fewer moving parts should mean the keyboard is less likely to have a failure.
It's a complex, sometimes dizzying world full of body-hopping characters and moving parts.
If you're planning a wedding, for example, there are a ton of moving parts.
The whole thing takes a lot of preparation, and there's lots of moving parts.
Cooling for data centers that requires no power and has no moving parts. Koder
"There are a lot of moving parts," said Brookings Institution budget expert Molly Reynolds.
If it's a little hard to keep track of the moving parts, that's understandable.
Moving parts are also susceptible to knocks and bumps and mechanics eventually wear out.
It is a broken box full of moving parts, clashing personalities, and market vagaries.
An unwelcome thought flashed across my mind: too many moving parts, too much metal.
"There's a lot of moving parts," Mr. Sellars said, as the planks turned again.
In Moving Parts, disjointed pieces get organized to create a zen, meditative animated experience.
There are so many moving parts that even anticipating the outcome is a gamble.
There are many moving parts, and Mysore advised to consider all possible outcomes. 3.
"We've got about 63.7 moving parts and they will eventually come together," said Sen.
Onufer wanted to decrease the number of unnecessary and moving parts in the space.
First, there are next to no moving parts whatsoever in the entire Baraja system.
Solid state means no moving parts, with less maintenance, and a much longer life.
That is because electric cars have fewer moving parts and are simpler to make.
But that might be an overly simple way to view the many moving parts.
What that will be for Yahoo, given all the moving parts, is anyone's guess.
Sedans, SUVs, and trucks are highly complex pieces of machinery, with thousands of moving parts.
There are so many moving parts, personalities and dates that it is difficult to track.
It is also thinking about moving parts of the bank to Birmingham, a cosmetic change.
Quanergy has announced that its sensors will cost only $250 and have no moving parts.
In order to delegate effectively and use time wisely, you must have fewer moving parts.
There are no moving parts, and the tactile "press" has been replaced by haptic feedback.
Compared to internal combustion engines, batteries and motors have just a handful of moving parts.
Actually pulling it off, however, involves a lot of moving parts — both literal and figurative.
We have so many moving parts and over 400 people on staff, It's freaking huge.
My practice grew busier and it became harder to fit in all the moving parts.
We have a lot of moving parts, both the Senate and House, and two committees.
Lily has over more than 40 moving parts and is controlled remotely by three operators.
There are a ton of moving parts, and Sentieo is competing with much bigger companies.
These types of electric generators have no moving parts and don't rely on nuclear fission.
He acknowledged that he's running an airline and there are a lot of moving parts.
Many people believe that because gadgets lack moving parts, they should keep working as intended.
Lacking inborn ability, he studied the moving parts of a joke with an engineer's rigor.
"Look at all the moving parts on a football field or basketball court," he said.
When he ran out of lubricant for the craft's moving parts, he improvised with sunscreen.
But instead of a single object, you're dealing with hundreds of thousands of moving parts.
It's one of many moving parts, including institutions that connect the public with its leaders.
Yet the delivery of an organ from a donor to a patient has many moving parts.
It felt substantial in my hands with a weighted base and limited number of moving parts.
That's a lot of legislatures, lots of governors and public utility commissions, lots of moving parts.
Before we had CGI, all the moving parts of a movie set were made by hand.
This is a hugely ambitious mission with lots of moving parts, so setbacks should be expected.
No moving parts, no messy fluids to pump around, no additional power sources to pipe in.
It was the idea that machines with moving parts could be made on a molecular scale.
Label Everything In DetailWith so many moving parts involved, it's important to have an organized approach.
Also, with fewer moving parts, electric cars are cheaper to maintain – another incentive for fleet owners.
You can have lots of moving parts to make numbers work, but the key is revenue.
In fact, there are so many moving parts that you shouldn't trust anybody who isn't confused.
Even if the vibration isn't immediately your bag, getting rid of moving parts comes with advantages.
The feat required some clever structuring of the various moving parts of Safe's business, Weiniger said.
"The Russia piece is the most complicated because there are so many moving parts," Cummings said.
Integrating all the moving parts of a city could help local government make everything more efficient.
There are too many delicate and interconnected moving parts to the American health care financing system.
We live in a world of constantly moving parts, so a working definition is good enough.
It's still way lighter than a portable hard drive — and plus, there are no moving parts.
All the moving parts required for the vice president's safety tied up transportation in the capital.
BUT YOU KNOW, QUARTER TO QUARTER WE HAVE A LOT OF MOVING PARTS IN OUR COMPANY.
It showed that with the proper moving parts working in a concerted effort, anything was possible.
The recurring theme in all this is that there are countless moving parts in enterprise security.
To feel believable, a moving city requires a variety of moving parts and attention to detail.
In the case of the coronavirus outbreak, there are many moving parts and no easy solution.
Anyway, there are a lot of moving parts to this theme, so find a comfy seat.
Just like a SWISS ARMY KNIFE, there are quite a few moving parts in this theme.
Annacone said he thought statistics were less prevalent in tennis because there are fewer moving parts.
There's a lot of moving parts and I'm trying to simplify it and make it easier.
There are fewer moving parts, so they break down less often and are easier to service.
Aside from the abiding creepiness, that's a lot of moving parts, vulnerable to corrosion or theft.
That could reduce trade in parts dramatically, since EVs have many fewer moving parts than conventional cars.
"There are a lot of moving parts," said Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex.
This ultimately means that there are fewer moving parts, and thus, it requires less maintenance over time.
With so many moving parts, no wonder the brand has enlisted a "human catalog" to help out.
Here's the case for VTOL, is basically, it's orders of magnitude fewer moving parts than a helicopter.
So President Trump has a lot of moving parts if he hopes to keep oil prices contained.
The current technology also requires moving parts which means a noisier antenna with more wear and tear.
Each table is made of 300 moving parts, making it both a complex and user-friendly system.
So how do you replicate an object that moves when you've eliminated all of its moving parts?
Photo: BAE SystemsThe more moving parts a machine has, the more likely it is to eventually fail.
"There are a lot of headwinds; there's a lot of moving parts in market," Lien told CNBC.
The point, then, is that this is an immensely complicated negotiation with a ton of moving parts.
The device has few moving parts, making it fairly rugged and water-resistant enough to take swimming.
There are still plenty of moving parts to contend with here, including, perhaps most consequentially, broadband caps.
By eliminating these moving parts, Phononic's units are nearly silent and use about 25 percent less energy.
The city shivered with its usual slower Sunday rhythm: the river, the sky, a thousand moving parts.
This is not someone easily intimidated by the complexities of a large spectacle with many moving parts.
They were better than portable cassette players because they had no moving parts, and were often smaller.
Animating this one of a velocipede, with so many moving parts, was a real labor of love.
"There are a lot of moving parts with all these projects," said one Western diplomat in Islamabad.
Even though a router lacks moving parts, it needs to be maintained with the latest security updates.
Our panels are guaranteed to last for 25 years, producing energy operating silently, with no moving parts.
"Zillow reported Q2 results that revealed several moving parts," analysts for Canaccord wrote in a note Tuesday.
Big shows need an efficient way to synchronize all of their moving parts down to the second.
Instead, investors tend to prefer the clarity of companies with simpler product lines and fewer moving parts.
We understand it's a distraction from your regular work and there are a lot of moving parts.
"It's a lot easier to analyze than, say, football, which has so many moving parts," he said.
FINANCIAL INNOVATION VIA TECHNOLOGY There's heavy competition in the fintech space and no shortage of moving parts.
There are moving parts to all of this, some of which he just can't be a part of.
What the framers put together has several moving parts, and the system has evolved to have several more.
And regarding all those moving parts you mention: you get more impact out of letting each episode sit.
Cobbling it together every day, because we hadn't really closed our financing and had all these moving parts.
She storms around a command center below the earth, coordinating all the different moving parts of the mission.
They had moving parts, and they were meant to entertain and reflect the high status of their owners.
Researchers at MIT have developed a plane capable of flying without any moving parts, reports MIT Technology Review.
With so many moving parts involved for the meal prepping, the tabletop decor can seem like an afterthought.
This means by consuming electrical energy, we can provide a cooling effect without any fluids or moving parts.
Because they don't require as many moving parts, electric motors are much easier to produce than combustion engines.
Reports emerged Tuesday that the U.S. is moving parts of its THAAD missile defense system into South Korea.
There are many moving parts — both figuratively and literally — required to get a product like this just right.
Even if you're a super-organized bride-to-be, it's seriously overwhelming to manage so many moving parts.
Correction: Ms. Paulus exudes decisive competence when dealing with the many moving parts of a musical or opera.
There is another explanation for our perpetual discomfort in today's airports: the sheer number of moving parts involved.
There are lots of moving parts to this process, all of which make its outcome and timetable unpredictable.
Bolt stands 6 feet 5 inches, and he spent his first strides pulling together his elegant moving parts.
That's all thanks to fewer moving parts and the absence of liquid, which erodes those parts, Atti explained.
There are a lot of moving parts here, each of which involves practical as well as political problems.
The story has many moving parts, and the Walt Disney Company may yet have to raise its game.
All of its moving parts operate on a system of gears and motors that Gould himself put together.
But, given the number of moving parts, there's always the risk that something could go wrong over time.
With so many replacement players and moving parts in the Yankees lineup this season, how was that possible?
That's because they're basically souped up flash drives; unlike more traditional hard drives, there are no moving parts.
The set designer, Ian MacNeil, takes full advantage of the moving parts afforded by the National's Lyttelton stage.
"There's a lot of moving parts to blended families and that's what hits most of them," Deal said.
The pressure and temperature of the gas source requires precise control, and there are lots of moving parts.
There are many moving parts, and the entire sequence can play out in a fraction of a second.
If you try to think about all the tech and all the moving parts, it gets really tough.
Plus, solid state means fewer moving parts, which should hopefully translate to fewer maintenance concerns and longer usable life.
There are a lot of moving parts in this film, and too many of them are moving without purpose.
With so many moving parts, companies have to do a lot to make sure they can keep those promises.
I hate ending an article with such an equivocal statement, but there are a lot of moving parts here.
This means there are fewer moving parts, and you don't have to worry about rust or greasing the chain.
With a smaller, lighter frame and no moving parts, the mTenna is a large improvement over Panasonic's existing options.
To manage all this, Mr Dai writes, the robot needs several moving parts linked in a "multiple kinetic chain".
Obamacare is, however, what engineers would call a kludge: a somewhat awkward, clumsy device with lots of moving parts.
It adds to the believability of the character, but also less moving parts means there's less parts to break.
It could reveal how best to route cargo carriers, or any other system with a ton of moving parts.
Fewer moving parts means less open seams on the body of the aircraft, which helps to increase its stealthiness.
In addition to pre-planned performances, the ceremony is full of moving parts that can't be predicted in advance.
In addition, there was no specific intelligence prior to the Paris attack on any moving parts of the plot.
Without engine noises and with fewer moving parts, battery-powered vehicles make about as much noise as your cellphone.
Everyone was scrambling with late-breaking news across time zones, many moving parts, and both print and web deadlines.
With SoftBank's many disparate holdings and moving parts, investors can only be further confused by the big personnel change.
The large family has a lot of moving parts and, at times, the gears are just out of sync.
There are a lot of moving parts that can go wrong, and on the first trial service, they did.
My beamo unit came ready to go right out of the box, mirrors aligned, moving parts all lubed up.
Endless though the possibilities seem, most wearable electronics today are expensive and complicated to make, with multiple moving parts.
Electric motors are simpler than combustion engines, with fewer moving parts, substantially lower maintenance costs, and much higher efficiency.
Even with politics taken out of the equation, markets have plenty of moving parts to contend with these days.
We spent a fair amount of time off the beaten path and there were a lot of moving parts.
The drop followed Monday's after-the-bell earnings report that revealed uncertainty around "several moving parts" within the company.
Combining these moving parts into an actual style leads to something that Jenkemmag calls "Rodney Mullen on bath salts".
It also won't require owners to suffer through the time-consuming "winterization" process, since there are fewer moving parts.
He said he enjoys working with "many small moving parts, like gears, pulleys, and levers" and enjoys the tinkering.
One crucial change is that Democrats have stopped seeing immigration as an issue with several equally important moving parts.
Measuring a firm's balance-sheet leverage involves a few moving parts, which may explain some of the muddle over borrowing.
The stylus is shorter than Microsoft's current Surface Pen, the tip is more durable, and it has fewer moving parts.
Some of these devices are small tabletop gadgets that essentially function like pumped-up Amazon Echos with more moving parts.
With so many moving parts, literally, from the gowns to the jewelry and the shoes, there's always room for surprises.
They have a lot of moving parts and some sensing apparatus, but they don't interact with the world around them.
What makes Sally different than a vending machine, Page explained, is the use of sensors and various moving parts inside.
Its moving parts are neatly hidden, and prints are locked behind transparent doors, instead of sitting in an open frame.
"It seems so dramatic and with many moving parts it is hard to focus, as the opposition," says Mr Burden.
But, but, but: High school is just one of the moving parts of education that experts say need to change.
"This is the first-ever sustained flight of a plane with no moving parts in the propulsion system," Barrett Said.
A number of assistant robots have bubbled up over the years, essentially adding moving parts to a smart speaker category.
Here's the GIF you all came for: I'm not convinced that smartphones with moving parts are going to catch on.
Bearing all these moving parts in mind, the final outcome may include at least one of the following elements: 1.
All three are buoyed by bullish supply narratives but nickel's continues to be a complex web of multiple moving parts.
One of the sources said it needed more time to study a possible offer, given all the moving parts involved.
In its current form, with so many messy moving parts, Star Wars: Battlefront II still fails spectacularly at doing that. 
That's probably because in a system with so many moving parts, it's easy to get tripped up on the details.
They're serene in their simplicity, and offer a cutely hypnotizing set of moving parts to accompany Andruzzi's eerie, minimalist instrumental.
The company contends that solid-state lidar technology is more reliable over time because of the lack of moving parts.
SO, THIS WEEKEND SURE ESCALATED QUICKLY: There have been so many moving parts and unknowns for Trump's immigration executive order.
There are fewer moving parts, so there's no flimsy kickstand to possibly break and you can't remove the handheld controllers.
"Promotions, in particular, can be challenging to go through alone because there are so many different moving parts," Storjohann wrote.
And in order for all the moving parts to lock into place, the Blazers are going to need their connector.
While it can't walk around, Robo-C has 21 moving parts in its face, giving it 2000 degrees of freedom.
There are several moving parts with a lot at stake, but I am confident that our president will find success.
Hyperallergic: Obviously, there are a lot of moving parts and high stakes to putting together a retrospective of this size.
In short, the more I played with the moving parts, the more these five culinary regions shifted into sharp focus.
To put it simply, a world with many moving parts is a world in which a company like Cherry thrives.
Electric cars are easier to design and build than cars with internal combustion engines, because they have fewer moving parts.
Welish's poetry, like Monk's music, is a montage of moving parts in which you'd be wise to expect the unexpected.
This project was so complicated, with so many moving parts, that it's incredible things went as smoothly as they did.
Its flagship technology is a solid-state semiconductor that removes heat without the need for compressors and other moving parts.
Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) is touting a bill that would "decentralize" the federal government, moving parts away from Washington.
The only parts that won't be printed are the electronics, cables, and a handful of moving parts and rubber gaskets.
Pound said there are too many moving parts to simply change locations or delay the games on such short notice.
Additionally, unpacking the "moving parts" of the impacts on GE from Boeing's 737 Max crisis "will be a key factor."
You want to have as few moving parts and if you can eliminate a review by an agency you do.
There's a lot of other moving parts in the media world right now, with Fox selling its assets to Disney.
I appreciate her talking through the systems they use there and her advice for moving parts of our system online.
Also, while we tried to pick products from reliable brands, printers are mechanical — with many moving parts, they can fail.
Also, while we tried to pick products from reliable brands, printers are mechanical — with many moving parts, they can fail.
In addition the electric cars they go into have fewer moving parts than do traditional cars with internal combustion engines.
When all the moving parts are in sync, no Yankee pitcher controls opposing hitters' bat speed as effectively as Sabathia.
The forecast is of course itself a moving target since there are so many individual moving parts to the equation.
It's all sealed in metal and there are no moving parts, so it is extremely durable and requires little maintenance.
But he declined to give specific details, like the timeline for the rollout, saying the move involves many different moving parts.
Even if you're willing to forgive all of that (and you really shouldn't), there are still a lot of moving parts.
The lack of moving parts means there's less chance of the drive dying if it gets jostled, banged, or accidentally dropped.
If you're not juggling dozens of projects with lots of moving parts you might need a much simple to do list.
Because of its many moving parts, printers are considered one of the least reliable and most-often disposed pieces of technology.
In contrast to a conventional ship engine, which has pistons and a propeller, a magnetic drive has essentially no moving parts.
In the coming weeks and months, the oil market will have to deal with a lot of moving parts, Morse says.
The moving parts: Reince Priebus and Steve Bannon broke off from the trip and returned early, in part to quarterback planning.
Spaceflight has a way of placing enormous strain on traditional bearings, the mechanical components that reduce friction between two moving parts.
It's not quite Tony Stark levels of sophistication, but there are enough tiny moving parts here to make this one challenging.
The BarraCuda Pro isn't a solid-state drive (SSD), so it has moving parts, but even so, it's still ridiculously fast.
There are many moving parts to the platform, but it's at its best when separate features come together like this. 2.
But as more details emerge and more accusers come forward, there are still a lot of moving parts and unanswered questions.
There are no moving parts, and the scan takes less than a second; if all is clear, the passenger moves on.
But the bill is a jumble of moving parts whose interactions and implications will only reveal themselves in full over time.
Unless all our moving parts work together, they won't work at all—and people will continue being crushed between the gears.
In business class, many seats are fitted with a shield meant to prevent items from dropping into the moving parts below.
Tax reform has many moving parts, and it's easy to make one seemingly small change that has unintended but significant consequences.
This literally looks like something that could sit on a mantel, but it's also got moving parts that kids will enjoy.
This identification problem is particularly severe in macroeconomics, which has a lot of moving parts, many of which move each other.
In addition, for now, the roof doesn't open until May because of ice and snow that collect near its moving parts.
Sometimes, keeping tabs on all the moving parts can feel overwhelming at best — and like an actual living nightmare at worst.
From a directorial standpoint, when you first approached The Undergraduate, how did you want to juggle all of these moving parts?
But the most moving parts of the book are those filled with — I have no better way to say this — heart.
The first episode is a big get-the-band-back-together piece, with lots of moving parts and political schemes afoot.
Naturally, some fans argued that it was mean-spirited to be this pedantic about a show with so many moving parts.
Just sit back and enjoy the whir of all the moving parts, and trust two spellcasters to bring it all together.
With few moving parts, the rotary was a compact alternative to conventional engines, with their reciprocating pistons, connecting rods and crankshafts.
Rothschild said it has been a challenge juggling rest and work for all the relief pitchers given the many moving parts.
The simple but effective design also means there aren't many moving parts to become damaged or dirty while on the go.
Reports emerged Wednesday that U.S. military had begun moving parts of its THAAD system to a deployment site in South Korea.
She lived her times, and like her own first apartment, with its moving parts, her imagination and career never stayed still.
In one of the most moving parts of the memoir, Ms. Rausing explains her own struggles with depression and self-harm.
The Hong Kong government has scaled back the celebration already, cancelling a fireworks display and moving parts of the celebration indoors.
"There are so many moving parts and implications, not just for movie theaters but for public spaces in general," he said.
It wasn't like one band going out there doing their thing; it was like 13 acts—a lot of moving parts!
When you combine projection with animation and light and moving parts, it takes you on an almost three-dimensional cinematic journey.
"The company continues to have many moving parts," Loup Ventures' analysts Gene Munster and Will Thompson wrote in a note Tuesday.
There are a lot of moving parts in the health bill Senate Republicans just released, but the bigger picture is straightforward.
There's no way to succeed without having a team and all of the moving parts that help bring it into life.
The most interesting this he does, aesthetically, is manipulate and exploit small spaces and moving parts with his pinpoint-as-hell passing.
"Through my embroidery, I allow myself to be free to express the moving parts that make up my personal feminism," says Mazza.
It's a shockingly heavy listen, for how few moving parts there are—you'll want to steel yourself before you play this one.
The reality is that they understand from those positions that a lot of moving parts are going on from behind the scenes.
When you're writing for records, there's a lot of rejection and there's a lot of requests and a lot of moving parts.
Forecasting the future growth of EVs is difficult enough, given the multiple moving parts of government regulation and automakers' own commercial strategies.
Such are the niceties of trying to calculate a snapshot of a 25-million-tonne industrial metal market with myriad moving parts.
They save me often from the demands of all of the many moving parts of living here, working, mothering, and so forth.
Tested's offices have moved closer to me, which has allowed a much tighter integration between all the moving parts of the website.
The world economy has endless moving parts, many of which could conspire to make Trumponomics seem like a success or a failure.
One of the unique innovations in the mTenna is its ability to use software to electronically acquire signals with no moving parts.
As a tool, pixel art can be more straightforward when compared with the many moving parts that make up 3D game engines.
It doesn't call for any fundamental design changes, as dual-screen phones do, or moving parts, as you'll find on slider phones.
There are a lot of moving parts in this case, and that's hard to capture, but Amy did such an amazing job.
And watching the camera pop up with a little jump was really satisfying somehow — you don't expect moving parts on a phone.
There are, needless to say, many moving parts to the story of what the markets would do, but we'll take a stab.
Healthcare systems engineers are working to design and optimize all-inclusive care delivery methods that focus on moving parts and personal interactions.
In Samsung's defense, if the promises it's making for Bixby are true, there are a lot of moving parts to contend with.
Slaven Bilic clearly has some serious work to do, starting with the laborious task of soldering some moving parts onto James Collins.
Ford is currently resting up at the RSPCA, far from any moving parts, while the animal welfare group searches for his owner.
"There's more than 21,2000 moving parts associated with this investigation and it takes time," the sheriff told CNN affiliate KLAS on Wednesday.
But crack that watch open, and beneath, you unearth another world, one of hundreds of tiny moving parts that work in sync.
The chainmail dress reminds us a bit of pal Kendall Jenner's birthday look last year, only with a couple more moving parts.
The tanks are quite simple, just metal welded into an inner and outer tank to create a vacuum seal—no moving parts.
For many people, the principles become part of the identity and are important moving parts of the way they think about politics.
The production on this track is a lot more dense than most of your previous output, with a lot more moving parts.
The reaction in UK assets, specifically the pound, has been sanguine due to the large number of moving parts currently in play.
There are quite a few moving parts to this plan, and all the players will need to be on the same page.
Marjorie Welish's poetry, like Thelonious Monk's music, is a montage of moving parts in which you'd be wise to expect the unexpected.
Besides leaving more room in the body of the truck, this also reduces the total number of moving parts, according to Lordstown.
The insulation frays easily so you need to be careful to secure the wires away from moving parts, such as the wheels.
But in the case of the Iowa caucuses, it is particularly true with so many moving parts in the caucus room itself.
"Things are in a good place, but also fragile," a GOP aide said, noting all of the moving parts in the talks.
"Things are in a good place, but also fragile," another GOP aide said, noting all of the moving parts in the talks.
Recent tours with Sorority Noise, Somos, and Tiny Moving Parts indicate that they're well on their way to becoming a scene mainstay.
One of the most interesting and moving parts of your book is how you write about navigating the world in your body.
Coordinating all the moving parts, including his catering business which also donates usable food back into the business, is a big task.
"There are so many moving parts; if just one thing goes wrong, you get killed," Mr. Shah said, letting out a slow sigh.
There are a lot of moving parts to decentralize, but there are also plenty of disgruntled musicians out there waiting for something better.
There's a lot of moving parts, and you have to have a vision for how you're going to build a community around it.
The Facebook breach shows some of the dangers of using a website with multiple moving parts as a centralized clearinghouse of user authentication.
It's got a lot of moving parts, and works with rubber bands that hook and release when you load and pull the trigger.
We knew we had to slow it down to get in front of the fraud side because there were so many moving parts.
In order to construct so convincing a world, a lot of moving parts need to come together on the hardware and software sides.
Compared to other notch-less solutions, like pop-up lenses or flipping cameras, there are no mechanically moving parts to worry about here.
But even without the added contrast and vignetting, the photo is still a rather lucky sum of a number of fast-moving parts.
"K-2SO does have some moving parts on his face," he says in PEOPLE's Stars Wars: The Secrets of Rogue One special issue.
Phones tend to be solid-state devices for a reason: the fewer moving parts, the fewer ways there are for something to break.
Just keep in mind that because there are only four selectable frequencies on the controllers, your creations are limited to four moving parts.
It's a big decision, and there are lots of moving parts, a lot of unknowns, and lots of technical, economic, and political twists.
This interlocked ring sets the stage for molecular machines that are constructed from freely moving parts that can move relative to one another.
But they're also complicated, heavy, and maintenance-intensive, with many moving parts that would be spread out, in Ava's case, over eight props.
Tell me about filming this one because there's so many moving parts — between the fan and the blood and the prosthetic Pete head.
"This fire was whipped up into a whirlwind of activity, uprooting trees, moving vehicles, moving parts of roadways," Pimlott told a news briefing.
Aside from the head, legs and tread wheels, there aren't any other moving parts, but the sculpting on the Astromech droid is exquisite.
Bednarek had been drawn to Ethereum, in particular, because of its notorious complexity and the potential security vulnerabilities those moving parts might create.
So there's a lot of moving parts on both sides of this, and who knows where we are sitting in in 2 years.
Some older adults might not understand the many moving parts of modern online security—password managers, virtual private networks, two-factor authentication, etc.
And the regulators in charge of keeping these moving parts aligned are even more diffuse and fragmented than they were three decades ago.
Particularly, given the multiple moving parts of the supply picture, which after all is what everyone is bullish about in the first place.
There are many more moving parts and much more red tape involved when you're building a temporary race track in an urban environment.
Once these algorithms with an enormous number of moving parts are set loose, they then interact with the world, and learn and react.
Discounting a recommendation from officials that it should have no moving parts, he provided the opening ceremony with a moment of high emotion.
It is a whole load of moving parts and nobody's ever sure exactly how those parts are going to reconnect, disconnect or whatever.
My colleague Dara Lind has an excellent explainer that covers the various moving parts of the separation of migrant families at the border.
There were time overruns, contractors leaving, and generally a huge number of moving parts to design one of the more ambitions buildings around.
"They help clear the mind of all the nagging small moving parts and let you look at some clean lines," Ms. Reichardt said.
It uses as matchmaking algorithm to find qualified personnel, while advising on insurance benefits and coordinating all the moving parts in these arrangements.
The focus, with Guardiola's teams, tends to be on the collective: His philosophy is based on the perfect harmony of 11 moving parts.
Most high chairs are made of multiple pieces to create moving parts that allow babies to recline or for the seat to adjust.
Certainly it's a smaller country with a smaller population, so it has an easier time getting its arms around all the moving parts.
"Calder's Circus" is both an artwork and a toy — Calder himself manipulated its moving parts during informal performances in Paris in the 1930s.
There are so many moving parts and complicated instructions to follow — no wonder the tax preparation industry makes billions in revenue every year.
Because electric cars have fewer moving parts and require less maintenance, the cost of ownership may be lower than for a conventional car.
"It's my favorite race as a navigator, there are so many moving parts," Honey said, before admitting that it is not always pleasant.
"There's just a lot of moving parts to people's take-home pay," said Gordon Gray, director of fiscal policy at American Action Forum.
Reports emerged Wednesday that U.S. military had begun moving parts of its THAAD missile defense system to a deployment site in South Korea.
The conglomerate has a lot of moving parts outside of whisky production, from orchid farming to molecular biology research to cleaning supply manufacturing.
Not only do Dr Hajimiri's cameras have no moving parts, they also lack lenses and mirrors—in other words, they have no conventional optics.
Many of the newcomers, including Innoviz and Quanergy, are working on solid-state lidar systems, which have fewer moving parts and are less expensive.
Directly below the keyboard is a Force Touch touchpad which is much larger than the older MacBook Air's touchpad, but with fewer moving parts.
"There are a lot of moving parts there," Andrew Walker of Rangeley Capital, which holds a small short position in Tesla, said on Wednesday.
The tigers (and some horses) simply served as "articulated object classes" — essentially, objects with continuously moving parts — for the system to watch and understand.
Magic has a lot of moving parts, but Adam helped to break things down in a way that her pre-school self could absorb.
Solid-state construction also has big benefits here, because it means the component contains fewer moving parts, and therefore fewer potential opportunities for failure.
But the DOJ is a big machine with many moving parts, and a change at the top could affect any or all of them.
And even though there are plenty of moving parts to this next wave of fame, the boy band is here for the long run.
Both devices removed physical moving parts and replaced them with surfaces that replicated the feel of a click when pressed using the Taptic Engine.
Also, while Google search may be flattening, advertisers are moving parts of their ad spend from other media to different Google properties, particularly YouTube.
Scientists have struggled to observe all the moving parts within living heart cells, leaving their precise role and function a bit of a mystery.
The good news is that while it's not actually a clicky button with moving parts, the very responsive vibration makes it feel like one.
Cote explained that instead of presenting the company's prospects in an overall package, the company attempted to explain the moving parts of the company.
That has been made possible by advances in high-power semiconductors, which allow "solid-state" circuit breakers, with no moving parts, to be built.
A spokesperson for the White House said the budget process is "a complex one, with many moving parts," but would not comment on specifics.
The U.S. military is moving parts of its THAAD missile defense system to a deployment site in South Korea, according to a Tuesday report.
The thrill shifts over to figuring out how you can exploit Hitman 2's many moving parts and, in essence, build a better mousetrap.
What that means is there's a bunch of different moving parts, many of which are difficult to test inside the studio prior to release.
Bailey said there were still a lot of "moving parts", such as what arrangements will the EU put in place for UK-based firms.
About the width of a quarter, Piccolissimo has just two moving parts, which is one more than the ballbot we saw earlier this month.
The deal covers areas ranging from product development to manufacturing to preventive maintenance once cars, trains, wind turbines and other moving parts are sold.
At $200, with no moving parts, the Switch Lite is squarely aimed at the millions of kids who still don't have a Nintendo Switch.
"Guys are trying to get simpler, rather than having so many moving parts before they get to where they need to go," Casey said.
There are a lot of moving parts in the nearly 500-page tax bill making its way to President Donald Trump's desk for signature.
Innoviz is developing solid-state lidar, which proponents of this technology say is more reliable over time because of the lack of moving parts.
And because of the many moving parts, borrowers may discover that they have misunderstood the rules, or that the servicer has miscounted their payments.
It's as if she explodes time to look at its moving parts, like a clockmaker who wants to know how the whole thing works.
"The whole enterprise has an agreeable lightness, no small thing, given its rapidly moving parts," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review in The Times.
"Still lot of moving parts but believed Clowney, who rejected going to Miami at first, is headed for his physical with Hawks," Glazer tweeted.
This is typical, especially for a musical with its many moving parts; new cast members are trained by key deputies, not the creative leaders.
Financial planning is a complex topic with numerous moving parts, and many aspects of it are best tackled with a professional by your side.
To some extent, demonetization has helped by moving parts of the economy to digital payments that now reach about 40 percent of the population.
To some extent, demonetization has helped by moving parts of the economy to digital payments that now reach about 40 percent of the population.
American artists have tackled the issue as well, including Tiny Moving Parts, an emo group from Minnesota, who released the album "Swell" last year.
These are a lot of moving parts, which speaks to the fact that negotiating with North Korea is — or at least involves — rocket science.
Due to worker shortages and rising wages in China, Adidas isn't the only company moving parts of its manufacturing operation closer to major markets.
JS: In addition to painting, you make sculptural objects, some quite large and complex, with multiple elements and characters, mechanical elements and moving parts.
Because pinball machines have so many moving parts, are regularly jostled, and generally slammed upon, their components break or wear out all the time.
But as the song progressed, she slowly broke down the fence to reveal people carrying lots of different moving parts and dancing in unison.
At the center of Perpetual Grace LTD is a simple crime with so many moving parts that any one of them could go wrong.
Part of the problem is that the program is so enormous it's all but impossible to really keep tabs on all the moving parts.
A story is a thing — it has a beginning, a middle, and an end (not necessarily in that order), with any number of moving parts.
The Xiaomi Mi 8 Explorer Edition is one such device, though it doesn't have any moving parts, and it's not actually showing real electronic components. 
By identifying independently moving parts and their motion and position relative to the rest of the animal, the limbs can be identified frame by frame.
That class of things has a big cutout in the net neutrality rules because the internet is a complex place with lots of moving parts.
It's been a blast, and I've also learned a lot about weddings and planning events with tons of moving parts and sometimes dozens of women.
Still, there is hope that the current assemblage of moving parts can once again find its feet under Ollie in time for a March run.
Given such a mix of confused and confusing moving parts, maybe it's no surprise that copper is defying easy categorisation in terms of market narrative.
A model in the visitor's centre, with moving parts that replicate all this in miniature, makes the whole set-up look safer than Fort Knox.
These include a praying monk and defecating duck, but the centerpiece is magnificent silver swan, built in 1773 and with more than 2,000 moving parts.
We'd warn you not to try this at home, but considering the moving parts involved in a stunt like this, amateur attempts don't seem likely.
Firm BMO Capital Markets, however, was slightly more hopeful about the pharmaceutical company on Tuesday, calling the quarter "mixed" with a lot of moving parts.
Hospitals themselves are hectic environments with many moving parts, so much so that care decisions often fall through the cracks and cause harm to patients.
The process requires a lot of moving parts, but by the time you're ready to take off, the overall design feels nothing short of elegant.
There are a lot of moving parts to the dance and that's the fun thing about jazz, you can do a little bit of everything.
Still, while A Wrinkle in Time has many good, and even great, individual moving parts, they don't come together as well as one would hope.
Table fountains, mechanical objects made of precious material like silver and gold, featured intricate moving parts that spouted water that streamed through carefully engineered systems.
The company claims its hyperloop would let pods switch from one lane to another without any additional or moving parts, like cars on a highway.
There are, in other words, a lot of moving parts, and most of them are interesting enough as they colorfully grind toward an inevitable collision.
Most of the tracks have less than 5 moving parts, and on average 3 of them were not chosen but randomly selected by a computer.
"The number of moving parts… is part of why this whole episode has dragged on as long as it has," said Congress watcher Molly Reynolds.
The only question is one of timing, dependent as it is on the multiple moving parts of the electric vehicle and grid storage technology revolution.
In the gig economy there are so many moving parts that it is hard to know just how much due diligence a company is using.
But even in this newer scenario, there are many moving parts, from manufacturing to launching, to the systems that might capture the data you want.
The U.S. began moving parts of the missile defense system to a South Korean deployment site earlier this week amid increasing tensions with North Korea.
This is how the league's best player creates an easy two-on-one out of a simple double-high screen with no other moving parts.
A Marion future is a little more ambitious, and involves more moving parts to synchronize, but at his size Cauley-Stein could be that revolutionary.
"Lot more moving parts, lot more varied interests, competition between, you know, various jurisdictions between who gets what, so it's just not likely," he said.
Experts say the issue is so fraught with controversy and moving parts that despite bipartisan interest in resolving it, most policy suggestions end up stalled.
The Switch Lite has fewer moving parts than the original Switch, which will make it easier to travel with or leave hanging around the couch.
Next up, we tried the much-more-elaborate fishing pole, which has probably about four times the steps (and moving parts!) as the RC car.
To address this question, it's worth re-emphasizing that: The recurring theme in all this is that there are countless moving parts in enterprise security.
And with New York City being the amazing city that it is, with so many different moving parts, it's even more likely to happen here.
"I've never seen anything like what transpired here in terms of moving parts before TRO hearing and I need to protect my jurisdiction," he said.
"It's a huge bill of $2 trillion, with many different moving parts," Schumer said, when asked why they are having difficulty closing out a deal.
"With the exception of a few moving parts, the overall mentality change is what's propelled us forward," said Bader, a rookie with speed and power.
"Mayans" is created by "SOA" patriarch Kurt Sutter and Elgin James, who quickly put together enough moving parts to establish an array of dramatic possibilities.
These bots are capable of printing 95 percent of the rocket, only leaving out electronics, cables, and a handful of moving parts and rubber gaskets.
Electric powertrains have long offered advantages over internal combustion; electric counterparts feature fewer moving parts and are now often smaller, allowing for more interior space.
The automaker claims TORQ requires less maintenance because the durable electric motors have less moving parts than internal combustion engines and are easier to replace.
Now, modeling a whole human body in motion is crazy complicated, so we'll go real basic: just two moving parts—a head and some feet.
And it's there, when all of its moving parts start humming along on the same frequency, that Midnight Special begins to feel less, well, special.
But even though it has a really fun, twisty concept and a great villain, it doesn't always know how to handle all these moving parts.
London's lenders are reportedly meeting various supervisors to explore the pros and cons of moving parts of its business, or indeed headquarters, to other European cities.
There were a lot of moving parts and, honestly, a lot I didn't know about what I would need and how I could actually edit it.
"You would expect the beginning of this, when you're lifting off at such speed, he's going to have a lot of moving parts," Corker told Tapper.
The Force Touch technology has been ported over from the 2015 refresh, replacing moving parts with haptic feedback, offering up more pressure sensitivity in the process.
There were so many moving parts to the play that I highly doubt there's been anything quite like this, which is a nice little comfort, really.
By moving parts of their supply chains to Mexico, where labour costs were low, American firms reckoned they could cut costs and improve their global competitiveness.
This was a big candidate field, relatively, and with a lot of moving parts in a primary, there can be fluctuation right up to Election Day.
There are so many moving parts in an internal combustion engine that not only need to be properly designed and built, but also monitored, he says.
Not only is this quieter than using propellors like a submarine, but it's also less dangerous, as there are no sharp moving parts, and better camouflage.
It would be great for my existing business and would fill a huge need within the food-business community, but there's a lot of moving parts.
The United States military is moving parts of its THAAD missile defense system into a deployment site in South Korea, the Yonhap News Agency reported Tuesday.
The configuration of these moving parts translated into marginal output growth of just 1.6 percent in the first quarter of this year relative to Q1 2018.
This environmentally-friendly train is quiet, uses less energy than normal trains, and still functions well under inclement weather because of the lack of moving parts.
It was a quick challenge and scramble to figure out all the moving parts, but we were instantly excited about the opportunity to figure that out.
Dunmore switches perspective with ease; some of the best and most moving parts of the book come from Lily and Simon's 10-year-old son, Paul.
She presents the setting as a fantastical place, as well-ordered as clockwork, and seems to delight in depicting all the moving parts of this world.
Right, that was my main point of confusion, how she can say something could definitely happen when there's so many different moving parts in 50 states.Exactly.
In the VC-Turbo technology, the engine is designed with articulating, multilink moving parts to facilitate operation at different — variable — compression ratios, depending on throttle demand.
Our photog asked Schmidt flat out if the "attack" was staged, and she answered obliquely, saying there were moving parts and she didn't want to speculate.
It also reflects just how big and complex Facebook's many moving parts are and how difficult regulation would be at this point in the company's growth.
Even with all of these moving parts, and with footage that could have told a dozen different war stories, Jackson tried to keep his film specific.
The war is so complicated, with so many moving parts, that it's hard to overstate the challenges involved in attempting to put an end to it.
"They want to go for it but there are so many moving parts before a decision can be taken," said one source, referring to the IPO.
It's best to work with a professional before attempting the NUA process on your own, because there are a lot of moving parts and potential pitfalls.
Industries from aerospace to healthcare use 3D printing for the production of metal and plastic components, while elaborate assemblies with moving parts often prove more difficult.
If Roberts and Whigham are the moving parts, then the core around which they orbit is Stephan James, who plays Walter Cruz, one of Heidi's patients.
Besides its four bores, the L4 ribbon gun has fewer openings that could allow dirt to get into its moving parts, making it easier to clean.
Ours is different, like you just said, it's an app but it ties into a physical location and physical machine, and a lot of moving parts.
As with much of his output thus far, there aren't a ton of moving parts, but that's where the unexplainable maturity of his production shines though.
Whereas Drake's drones floated around him on stage during a couple of songs in his set, the Rockettes' drones are dealing with a lot more moving parts.
And it's possible that due to the many moving parts of Netflix itself, any questions translators and localization editors might have for the creator would remain unanswered.
"He knows who he is, he knows the audience and he knows how to captain a ship with many moving parts," Isaacs said in a statement Monday.
That takes out a bunch of moving parts, avoids scorching the ground during takeoff and landing, and allows for a side-loading door, which the Army likes.
The parades are an orgy for the senses — giant floats with moving parts, thousands of dancers in full costumes, earsplitting music, gut-thumping drums, heart-lifting choruses.
With so many moving parts, things that aren't supposed to be in a frame can sometimes be found once the final cut has made it to screen.
It's a lot of moving parts to keep track of, and having to make repeated trips to the clinic can make it easier to miss a step.
Every tick of the scroll wheel has a soft, subtle step to it, which the magnets make smoother and quieter than a regular mouse wheel's moving parts.
It had been a nerve-racking day rehearsing a show with Secret Service agents on hand and even more celebrities and moving parts than usual, the ''S.
It has all the moving parts of the real bridge; both the lower and upper decks can be lifted to make way for boats on the river.
The most moving parts of Westworld are in how the hosts interact with each other beyond their programming, and Dolores and her father are a perfect example.
Still, there are many moving parts, including the difference in price between gasoline — which may be released from government control as early as next year — and oil.
The argument against such setups is that moving parts add complexity, and that they'll only handle the rigors of the road for so long before breaking down.
"Then we said, What if we could do it without any moving parts?" says Trevor Shannon, another mechanical engineer, video-conferencing in from Australia, where Wing tests.
According to a video released by SpaceX in conjunction with Musk's talk Tuesday, the actual flights to Mars from Earth will have a lot of moving parts.
"There are too many moving parts to the puzzle and it is going to take a while before everyone agrees on the final resolution process," he said.
There are many moving parts to this nickel supply story, but for now at least China is not running short of units - whatever form they may take.
"We have a lot of moving parts to this and we'll certainly find answers," Johnna Watson, a spokeswoman for the Oakland Police Department, told reporters on Monday.
The tune's equilibrium changes with each section, whether through shifting instrumentation or an unexpected new rhythm, but despite the moving parts it never loses its emotional directness.
The current crop of sex robot prototypes, the best of which are being produced in the US, are mostly life-size dolls with a few moving parts.
As this set-up requires fewer and less complex moving parts than a helicopter, it makes drones simpler, cheaper to build and maintain, and potentially more reliable.
One of the unknowns is the reaction of passengers to seeing a double row of fast-spinning blades, rather than an engine whose moving parts are concealed.
It's never been perfect and has had a lot of moving parts and pieces, but I think the chaos somehow actually kept us closer as a family.
Taking a family approachFeloni: As you elevated Dick's into this giant corporation with so many moving parts, you were also able to keep it under family control.
Don't just look for the lowest premium — consider all the moving parts of the policy, including the deductible and the coverage limits for each type of liability.
"There are a lot of moving parts that the market is trying to price in at the same time," said Dan Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
Solid-state drives generally have less storage capacity than spinning hard-disk drives, but they load applications faster and are more durable because they lack moving parts.
The plot isn't complicated, but it does have a lot of moving parts, centered around trying to save the dogs before the bad guys can eradicate them.
Now, this foot design makes perfect sense to our ancient primate ancestors, because all those tiny moving parts made their feet flexible enough to cling to branches.
Hopefully that gives the production team enough time to pull together all the moving parts, musical numbers, and special effects, but filming is underway and moving forward.
STEEL - NOT JUST ABOUT PRODUCTION Trying to calculate the winter heating season's impact on the steel sector is even more problematic because there are more moving parts.
The many moving parts of Reach, from its early coding to the manufacturing of motors and segments of the wall, begin to form a living, responsive whole.
There are a lot of moving parts here — what Congress does, what the courts do, how the generally pro-environmental-protection career staff react to Trump's moves.
The sheer number of moving parts means that the "damage function" used in many papers, which links changes in global temperature to economic costs, is not well characterised.
"We simply believe there are too many moving parts in the near-term that will apply pressure over the next several quarters," Deutsche Bank analyst Adam Sindler said.
For now, though, it's more like an automaton—surrounded by moving parts that can only maintain the illusion of genuine function without the human inside for so long.
The inherent simplicity of electric drive -- just batteries, cables and small electric motors with a fraction of the moving parts of a gasoline car -- makes it even easier.
The enclosures are flimsy, the moving parts are brittle, and the very mechanism that allows audio playback—a thin strip of magnetic tape—very literally degrades over time.
From Hero of Alexandria in antiquity to the Al­-Jazari in the Middle Ages, imaginative engineers crafted large, three-dimensional creatures with moving parts to mystify and entertain.
An engineer who says he gains the ability to see all the moving parts of the machine he's working on in synchronicity, rather than fixating on one aspect.
Most of us have participated in high school sports in some way, but many of us aren't aware of all the moving parts going on behind the scenes.
My colleague Dani Deahl tried the DreamLight sleep mask, which has a whole slew of moving parts: optical heart rate monitor, infrared sensors, accelerometers, gyroscopes, and four speakers.
There's lots of ways to change the momentum of an object in space, but generally, the more moving parts something has, the more likely it is to break.
Ariana grows up in a happy home, regardless of what is shown & edited for TV. It a combination of bad timing, a lot of moving parts, misinformed information.
For any entrepreneur or VC coaching her, this ability to manage a campaign with such a large number of moving parts has to be considered the gold standard.
Again blanks, one and all: too many equations, too many assumptions, too many moving parts, too global a theory, no opportunity for questions—and so people gave up.
In contrast to some of the rovers and robots we may be more familiar with, these amorphous robots wouldn't have any external moving parts or a rigid shape.
But there are too many moving parts to bring together, leaving the door open for a rejuvenated Rodgers and the Packers to pick up the Week 1 win.
While individual components have been tested separately, this will be the first time Virgin Galactic will be testing SpaceShipTwo's electrical systems and all of its moving parts together.
It's hard to say, and I certainly won't be giving you a specific "who" that they should be going after, because there are just so many moving parts.
The fact that these rings can move instead of being locked to each other is the first step in thinking about how machines with moving parts would work.
The first pivots on Tyler (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), a black 17-year-old student and wrestler struggling to keep the fast-moving parts of his life in balance.
"The deal announced Monday has moving parts and there is still time to make improvements before it is signed and sent to Congress," the Journal's editorial board wrote.
Jiang's JF12 design "uses no moving parts and generates a longer test-duration and a higher energy flow than more traditionally designed tunnels", according to the American institute.
We should note Verizon, AOL's parent company, is currently in negotiations for a Yahoo acquisition and there are likely many moving parts with this position in the future.
Even with all this firepower, it appears no one said at the beginning that such a highly leveraged acquisition with so many moving parts might create a problem.
When it arrived, I was startled at how realistic it looked, and actually had a lot of fun just playing with the buttons and springs and moving parts!
Preparing and confronting a pandemic relies on multiple moving parts, from the doctors to the nurses, appropriate hospital isolation for infected patients, vaccine delivery, Congress appropriation, and more.
Most of these plans, in turn, have many moving parts and Vox's individual explainers on them are long enough that the overall Warren policy agenda somewhat defies summary.
There are single-color cubes where the moving parts are not square; they shift into incomprehensible shapes when they are scrambled, and back to a cube when solved.
Perhaps it had a function at one time, but now it's outdated, has too many moving parts, and in general just sounds like a pain in the ass.
"It certainly is one of the more complex macro geopolitical environments that I think we've seen in quite a while with all the different moving parts," Robbins said.
And there's some reason to believe that this just might be one of those times -- given the number of moving parts, political calculations and policy differences at work.
Eventually the bot will be fully self-reliant, which it's going to have to be given the complexities of exploring Titan, not to mention all its moving parts.
As the years went by, Kelley was doubtful the project would ever be completed, according to various people who helped with it; there were too many moving parts.
One of his companies, Ardis-Bearings, specializes in trading ball bearings - the steel balls that fit between the moving parts of a machine to help it run smoothly.
Balancing the moving parts is the key to our sanity — but things might have to get stressful before we realize where we need to dial things back a bit.
The brilliance of Hitman, though, was that it took a game that consisted of hundreds of individual moving parts and synthesised them into something coherent and slick and intricate.
A number of lidar makers, such as Velodyne, a Californian firm, are trying to develop what they call "solid-state" lidars, which are miniaturised versions with no moving parts.
Last year they successfully 3D-printed a working door handle without any moving parts, and this year they're following it up with a 3D-printed, PIN-protected door lock.
The NFHS, essentially the NCAA of high school sports and activities, handles those moving parts for more than 90 percent of schools in the U.S. across almost every sport.
It is as if the continent's future depended on these local moving parts, which are being viewed as bellwethers for the decline or rise of euroscepticism across the continent.
Sure, this is a small experiment with lots of moving parts and a small sample size, and is ultimately between a bird and human trainers instead of between birds.
But in layman's terms, the new movement helps reduce friction with its most critical moving parts, which in turns means the watch is far more accurate at keeping time.
"Kandinsky and Klee work really well," she said, adding that it usually takes a couple hours of Photoshopping, then a few more hours of programming all the moving parts.
Innoviz is pursuing solid-sate LiDAR tech, which will help reduce cost and size of components by minimizing the number of moving parts required in a LiDAR sensor's construction.
Whether Banksy is a single artist helped by the equivalent of studio assistants or a collective of many equal, independently moving parts, we're simply going to need better evidence.
That's because as a former university president, I know from firsthand experience that the student-led clubs are often the fastest moving parts in areas relevant to students' interests.
Google is a big company with many moving parts, and even if its overall direction is toward greater privacy, there are bound to be some slip-ups and backslides.
However, if a company hits hyper-growth mode or simply becomes a much larger organisation with many more moving parts, the on-boarding process itself also needs to scale.
And with fewer moving parts—no mufflers, catalytic converters, or even oil changes—EVs are not only cheaper to fuel than any gas car, but they're cheaper to maintain.
It was an all-hands-on-deck operation with many moving parts, late nights, and learning, as everyone involved took their first stab at this particular sort of endeavor.
Many of those companies are moving parts of their production chain into mainland China, adding to popular frustration with the outgoing administration, which sought the cozier relationship with Beijing.
The U.S. military started moving parts of an anti-missile defense system to a deployment site in South Korea on Wednesday, triggering protests from villagers and criticism from China.
The problem for both Trump and China is that the trade dispute is a dynamic process with neither country able to control, or even influence all its moving parts.
"There are so many moving parts that may make it easier for this to be handled poorly," said Doug Heye, a former communications director for the Republican National Committee.
Solid-state drives generally have less storage capacity than spinning hard-disk drives, but they load Windows 10 applications faster and are more durable because they lack moving parts.
As if the Republican tax reform efforts weren't facing enough hurdles and moving parts already, the Senate Finance Committee has put repealing Obamacare into Senate GOP bill as well.
One of the most moving parts of the film is when Abu Qaswara reveals that his father will be on the phone to him when he's in the truck.
The uppercut is performed with the legs and shoulders—the elbow isn't one of the key moving parts in the strike, it is an adjuster for space and range.
With just batteries, cables and electric motors, electric vehicles have far fewer moving parts than gasoline engines, with pistons, valves and rods, and transmissions with multitudes of complex gears.
There are so many moving parts to this, and until we know what mission we're trying to carry out, it's hard for us to even plan to give assistance.
For one, according to Input Club CEO Andrew Lekashman, the smaller amount of moving parts inside the switch means that the company expects them to last a lot longer.
Hybrid and fully-electric airplanes can also have lower operating and maintenance costs than traditional fossil-fuel-driven aircraft, because they use less fuel and have fewer moving parts.
These storage devices use solid-state memory (with no moving parts), which makes them compact and generally more reliable as travel companions — and they can store quite a bit.
"There are a lot of moving parts to this report for the first quarter, but none suggest we should look for an acceleration in growth going forward," she said.
Construction projects consist of many moving parts, including multiple contractors and suppliers, complicated building codes and piles of paper documents, and managing everything can be a costly, time-consuming nightmare.
Being able to be a part of a group with so many moving parts that work together to accomplish our mission of finding homes for these dogs is so unbelievable.
He also has a lot of moving parts in his jumper, including bringing his hands back toward his face, a slight hitch at the top, and an inconsistent release point.
Like the health care system itself, the ACA has lots of moving parts that create costs and savings to the government and generate revenues to help pay for the plan.
Adios. So it's perhaps surprising that one of the flashier automotive innovations that debuted at CES this week centers not just on moving parts but on millions of the things.
So this is a big change and it has a lot of moving parts and a lot of agencies and thousands of individuals task with enforcing it and applying it.
A one shot video has a lot of moving parts to it so to make it perfect, so many people had to work incredibly hard all at the same time.
What's fun about is that it's always a great pleasure to immerse yourself in a big imagined world where you're surrounded by lots of characters and lots of moving parts.
The new tech also means fewer moving parts, which Razer says should translate to less mechanical issues and a longer lifespan (the Huntsman keyboards are rated for 100 million keystrokes).
Other data points include revolutions per minute on moving parts inside of a machine, the motor load of the motors, and the speed of production, to name just a few.
Assembling the sequence required a great deal of attention to detail, and Sony Pictures brought in VFX production company Digital Domain to make sure all the little moving parts sing.
Peltier devices, used widely in chill cabinets for keeping wine cool, are simple and rugged, with no moving parts, no circulating fluid, and only a modest drain on the battery.
HP told me it is physically closing off circuits between the webcam and the motherboard when you flick the switch, so there are no moving parts beyond the switch itself.
With Jumia en route to becoming Africa's first public tech company listed abroad, we dug into the company's S-23 to get a better understanding of all its moving parts.
It's only good for about 10 minutes of flying time, but it's flying time that is less likely to end in catastrophe because all the moving parts are encased inside.
There's no compromise on the front screen, which is now 100 percent screen, and removing moving parts means no concern for potential damage — but can it be done well enough?
Yet the way IoT is evolving raises serious concerns: There are too many complexities, moving parts, diversities and competing trends and technologies that must be managed when developing IoT solutions.
Visitors will put on headphones to listen to the transmission of that data and watch as it gets translated into a spread of rolling figures, land maps, and moving parts.
Typically, when it comes to tool boxes, more storage means more moving parts, which inevitably means higher chances of snapping and cracking the assortment of hinges, lids, and clasps involved.
Although Mnuchin's pronouncement was an incremental positive, there were also other moving parts at play in markets, said Jonathan Garner, chief Asia and emerging markets equity strategist at Morgan Stanley.
"This is all going to be very complex and people are saying 'There are too many moving parts,' and then as a consequence, 'Let's go for safety again,'" Shipley said.
There are still a lot of moving parts, and neither of the nodes has been installed yet, but experts tell me there's no reason why NYC Mesh can't succeed. Guifi.
"Another thing that helps is having a swing that doesn't have a lot of moving parts and the timing issue isn't as much of any issue for you," Collins said.
The flip side of this is that the Supreme Court is taking up a case with a lot of different moving parts at the last possible minute for this term.
"We're right where we want to be, because there are a lot of moving parts and a lot of things that will happen this summer," General Manager Jeff Gorton said.
The co-op is a microcosm of health care in the Netherlands: a complicated machine with many moving parts, providers working in concert to deliver medical care to their patients.
Lumped together into one article, the moving parts — the frightened mugger, the red Bentley, the bartender, the thirsty hotel guest, the crazed dishwasher — are the stuff of a reporter's dreams.
Concentrating too much on Messi, however, could also prove stifling for France's attack which has shown itself to be a collection of expensive moving parts yet to move in synch.
"We are seeing that this is really a commercial discussion and that, while there are clearly a lot of moving parts, progress towards a sensible solution is possible," he said.
Despite all the moving parts, the Yankees have shown few signs of struggle as players such as Gio Urshela, D.J. LeMahieu and Cameron Maybin stepped up to fill the holes.
"Because it's so new and there are a couple of moving parts, people are not yet that clear or confident on this," said a banker involved in one above-par transaction.
The camera housing is made out of liquid metal for improved durability, although given the number of moving parts here, there is still some concern that things could go wrong eventually.
Reinforcement learning has a steep learning curve and many moving parts, which has largely put it out of reach of all but the most well-funded and technical organizations, until now.
I can only imagine how difficult it would be to focus on all those moving parts while trying to actually score a goal or keep the ball away from your opponent.
Membrane keys gained popularity in the early 90s because they are more spill proof, cheaper to make, and, ostensibly, more durable due to having fewer moving parts than a mechanical keyboard.
Because they require few or no moving parts inside (some retain a mechanical shutter, for instance), they can be thinner and lighter, or add other functions, like in-camera image stabilization.
And so it is here; Luminar's InGaAs sensor and a single laser emitter produced images tangibly superior to devices of a similar size and power draw, but with fewer moving parts.
Where as most remote control cars simply have four wheels that spin and steer, this crane has endless moving parts and functioning components allowing it work just like the real thing.
Drop-side cribs were banned in 2011 because of the high injury rate associated with these moving parts, and doctors also started telling parents to avoid soft crib bumpers that year.
Dr Lang says the fold connects "hundreds of moving parts that move in different directions in a synchronised way"—which is just what builders of exotic experiments are often aiming for.
It's an unusual clip and it's not always clear what's going on, but the carefully designed cardboard pizza machine with gears and other moving parts is impressive in its own right.
Taiwan's actual exports surprised by returning to growth in June, which the government attributed to Taiwan manufacturers moving parts of their supply chains back to the island as the Sino-U.
Many people don't think of Google as social media, but Google's many moving parts, from YouTube to Gmail to Docs, are among the most impactful ways we communicate on the internet.
The moving parts that are required to ensure the federal government operates with some measure of coherence and competence require extensive and complex coordination, something that was lacking in this case.
The company says this breakthrough is driven by the use of metamaterials, which allow the radar to eliminate moving parts, making the hardware smaller and more battery efficient without sacrificing range.
The DeLonghi Magnifica had grounds all up inside it, and even a few pieces of dust in a couple exposed (why are they exposed?) screws and moving parts in the machinery.
Two fish are typically shown as the symbol for Pisces, but unlike Gemini, this symbol doesn't mean you are two-sided as much as it means you have many moving parts.
But cars are much bigger, have a lot of moving parts, include many different types of material, and are expected to work in punishing conditions ranging from blizzards to tropical rains.
The conflict has so many different moving parts, and so many different parties, that there isn't a simple way to create the conditions for a durable ceasefire and anti-extremist campaign.
The tangent piano's simple playing action, in which only a couple of moving parts transmit the player's finger energy to strike the strings, affords the performer intimate control of the sound.
Electric trucks can provide power for electric tools on job sites and, since they don't burn gasoline or diesel and have fewer moving parts to maintain, they'll be cheaper to operate.
Each football play is a machine with plenty of moving parts, but when you know the blueprint as well as Shanahan does, it's not as difficult to predict what's coming next.
UBS Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti told CNBC that the Swiss bank may consider moving parts of its London branch to several European destinations over the next few months due to Brexit.
Google also announced that PayPal, a company that was already a customer, has signed a multi-year contract, and will be moving parts of its payment systems into the western region.
Smart leaders are better at acquiring, processing, and applying information, which is quite helpful when managing the many moving parts associated with a large social entity such as the US government.
"Whether he's anchored or not, the engine is still in the shoulders, which is a more centralized engine as opposed to the more whimsical moving parts of the hands," Kaplan said.
The best parts of "Autumn," the most moving parts, the transcendent parts, come during Elisabeth and Daniel's conversations about words, art, life, books, the imagination, how to observe, how to be.
"If you want to change things, especially if you want to change things radically, it's quite difficult to explain a lot of moving parts simultaneously," he said regarding the compensation policy.
Here's a simple example: Imagine printing an entire electric toothbrush, including the handle, the internal motor with all its moving parts, the internal wiring and the bristles all in one go.
It's hard to say exactly how last summer would have played out differently under a lower cap—there are too many moving parts—but let's use the Atlanta Hawks as one example.
"There are lots of moving parts and 'facts' at the moment, so my only advice would be treat things with extra caution," said one security official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
To put it bluntly, flying the Phantom 4 requires a lot of moving parts, while the Karma is supposed to be as easy as pushing a button and playing a video game.
Because of all the moving parts, a Professor is also much more delicate than the run-of-the-mill Rubik's—just watch how much more gingerly this guy treats his bigger cubes.
Throw in the continued crackdown on "illegal" capacity and the rolling environmental checks on the aluminum sector and the Chinese production picture is an evolving jig-saw puzzle with multiple moving parts.
He insists that the system can operate in a way that values humans over profit, but getting there involves dozens of moving parts that could easily go awry or have unintended consequences.
The Warriors already attack more like a singular organism than a team composed of individual moving parts; toss Durant into that whole, and we are eventually dealing with a world-devouring monster.
There are rarely more than a few moving parts at any given time, forcing you to zero in on the empty spaces in the tracks, and the empty space around you too.
Given the amounts of cryptocurrency involved and the multiple moving parts including legal cover, white paper production, and monetary management, it's a wonder more token sales don't flame out like this one.
Every video was packed with self-referential humor and moving parts—visual gags made from pixelated stock images with comic sans captions would flash on the screen for two seconds then disappear.
Each layer can be complex, based on what the user wants customized, so 23D printer nozzles can spit out moving parts such as hinges and wheels as part of the same object.
Looking at the report from Trump's opioid commission as well as the steps outside experts have recommended, it's obvious that this will be a complicated solution with a lot of moving parts.
This technology will allow passenger modules — which move in tubes — to switch from one lane to another without reducing their speed and without the need for any extra components or moving parts.
"There's a lot of moving parts to our financial situations and that makes people feel like they never fully have a grip or a comprehensive plan to get them through," Barsch says.
"I like a lot of things about Gopher—its easy parsing, the simple protocol, low bandwidth and computing requirements and relatively few moving parts," he explained to me in an email interview.
" Ms. McBride added: "That was smart to have all the guests up at the Hill already and greet them there — fewer movements on a complicated night of a lot of moving parts.
And it was the first telescope with a passive cooling design that had no moving parts -- another reason it could be extended so many times, according to Robert Hurt, Spitzer visualization scientist.
Most great dance tracks strive to make you feel good, but Hood and his daughter Lyric—a new addition to the duo—manage to do so with less moving parts than most.
It provides a way to manage all of those moving parts and actually visualize the container ecosystem you've created as it moves through its lifecycle, helping to simplify a complex set of activities.
Stephen Innes, a senior trader at OANDA, said that despite the narrow trading ranges in the dollar frustrating traders, there were still enough moving parts to keep things interesting in the currency market.
"Given all the moving parts," said Reynolds, "it's hard to know exactly how this will play out" for wall funding, which could get roped into or pushed aside by any of these debates.
We made this movie to show the aspects of the sculptures that have moving parts and how the sculptures function in our own homemade rituals celebrating science, faith, hard work and freedom. 10.
With so many moving parts of the business, analysts will be listening closely for commentary and any additional metrics executives may share on the earnings conference call on Thursday at 2.30 p.m. Pacific.
Oryx's LiDAR has no moving parts, and uses antennas in place of photodetectors to retrieve both range and velocity information for the points of light in its high-resolution scans of its surroundings.
Yet evaluating the success or failure of Destiny and any of its expansions is less about critiquing the story or the individual moving parts, and more about how the game treats your time.
That's because there are a ton of moving parts to establishing the smart hub partnerships, plus it's exploring the possibility of service partnerships with Best Buy Geek Squad and Enjoy for home installation.
There are a lot of moving parts here, but a digital recipe book (essentially a detachable dongle) can guide you through cooking a couple hundred dishes, using a small screen on the bottom.
While Thanksgiving is a time for families and friends to gather and remember what they're thankful for, it's also a day to be extra cautious about the many moving parts in the kitchen.
"Watching people put on a show like this, it was always this vast undertaking that involved a ton of people and a lot of moving parts," Rushfield told me during a phone call.
Despite its flaws, I still can't really wrap my mind around the simple, stunning fact that the camera, with all its moving parts and software jujitsu, worked any time I clicked the shutter.
However, and taking into account all the moving parts of the industry's supply chain, a halt in the auto sector could strain an economy that is already eight years into a recovery cycle.
Although Geigel could not say more about the technology before the test, he did speak with a reporter from Mashable about the test track's motor:Unlike typical motors, this one has no moving parts.
"There's a lot of moving parts right now in the economy and investors are struggling right now to get a sense of what the next three to six months look like," he said.
Coates's narrative contains a number of moving parts, which may make for tough sledding for those unfamiliar with comics as he works to set the stage; the whirl of characters can become bewildering.
The iPhone's home button is something of a hallowed territory, but Apple has shown its disdain for moving parts with the replacement of the moving MacBook trackpad with a more sophisticated haptic one.
Quietly, Apple has been bringing together a number of moving parts in its strategy around virtual and augmented reality hardware; and it appears now one more element of that has come to light.
The source said that the lack of specific intelligence on any moving parts of the Paris plot has caused consternation, because it is rare for any plot to fly completely under the radar.
Typically Lidar units involve moving parts, either spinning or otherwise moving the unit so that the laser pulses can build up a 3D picture of the terrain outside, enabling the vehicle to navigate.
"There are many moving parts when it comes to political considerations, given the pressure from the US president and the murder of Khashoggi," said Bjornar Tonhaugen, head of oil markets at Rystad Energy.
As one of Oracle's long-time execs who helped orchestrate its dominance in the tech world, she is perhaps more intimately knowledgeable of all of Oracle's moving parts than anyone except Ellison himself.
SEOUL, April 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. military has started moving parts of the controversial THAAD anti-missile defense system into a planned deployment site in South Korea, Yonhap news agency reported on Wednesday.
A cloud network typically has many moving parts, so it's important to monitor every aspect of it once it is up and running, Eric Dynowski, chief technology officer of ServerCentral Turing Group, said.
Both solutions replace the mechanical hard drives that were originally present on the portable media player, increasing both battery life and the device's responsiveness since there's no moving parts to slow things down.
Shrinking Lidar sensors, engineering out moving parts to beef up robustness and squeezing the per unit cost are seen as key steps to pave the way for volume production of commercial driverless cars.
But there are so many different moving parts, and so many people in Trump's orbit who have shady ties to Russia, that people like Nunberg are going to be pulled into Mueller's orbit.
It helps initially that there are so many moving parts, but also offers a hazy blueprint as to whether "Council of Dads" can sustain interest after chewing through so much story so quickly.
Where that song highlights a complicated perfection with multiple moving parts, "Yesterday" touched on McCartney's more preternatural or subconscious genius—he says he composed the entire melody in a dream one night. 6.
Felicity Yang's constructions are becoming increasingly complex, and though there's definitely an implied volatility here given the sheer number of elements in play - so many moving parts - its still as delicate as ever.
There can be an abstract, mechanical quality to the way bodies function in these institutions, but even as people can look like moving parts in a large machine, the camera registers their individuality.
Electric cars have fewer moving parts than combustion-engined variants, putting around 22.46,4.58 German jobs at risk by 2997, according to a study published by Germany's National Platform for Future Mobility this week.
In the early 227.4th century, the Englishmen John Heathcote and John Leavers invented what became known as the Leavers loom, a complicated machine the size of a tank, with thousands of moving parts.
The problem for the workers is clear: The electric motors that will power those new vehicles have far fewer moving parts than traditional internal combustion engines and the transmissions that go with them.
This new special looks like a standard recreation of the Milgram experiment you learned about in high school psych, except with more moving parts and filmed with hidden cameras for your viewing pleasure.
Its list of collaborators reads like a who's who of today's most forward-thinking producers—Chino Amobi, Lao, IMAABS, Kastle, and Endgame, among others—and it's bursting at the seams with moving parts.
Donald Trump wants all of these issues, whether it&aposs North Korea or trade or he wants all of them on the table as moving parts, that he can sort of negotiate different things.
He's never looked truly comfortable at the plate all year, and his swing—with its many, many moving parts—is a hard one to tinker with in-season, much less in the World Series.
They pull you in with their colors and moving parts and keep you enthralled by the various formats—54 artists' works in total, including pieces from Ryder Ripps, Claudia Mate, Miguel Ovalle, and more.
Mechanically, there are no internal moving parts in this unit (other than the on/off button), the moving part being within the brush head itself, and thus it is renewed with each brush replacement.
The connectors here are also super smart — there are no moving parts, they just snap on and off the sewn-in loops placed around the bag — which means added durability and ease of use.
Firms such as Kymeta, along with at least two other companies, Phasor and Isotropic Systems, are producing flat, electronically "steerable" antennae with no moving parts that can send and receive signals from LEO satellites.
That kind of fixed use, short-range use case has fewer moving parts to contend with than smartphone usage, broader IoT deployment and connected vehicles, which complicate things with issues of safety and range.
So, while I don't think anyone would disagree that building a successful hardware business has quite literally many more moving parts than software, it's interesting to consider the nuances of different hardware business models.
The equity free fall in China has many moving parts but traders have been focusing on the surprise yuan depreciation that the central bank has engineered at various points over the last few months.
It should also be bombproof: I've destroyed more external hard drives than I can count over the years, but this drive has no moving parts, and is hewn from two solid pieces of aluminum.
The main concern we had was that the machine has moving parts, so it is more at risk of breaking than the other cold brew makers we recommend, all of which require no electricity.
However, in a company as big as Hyatt, which has a lot of moving parts, sometimes decisions have to be made to maximize value to the customer or other parties interacting with the company.
Though the songs are slow and plodding, and because having only three sets of hands means there aren't all that many moving parts, they find a way to push the structures into weird places.
I had to constantly be on the lookout for air canisters, and towards the end of my playthrough I had to be more careful about not bumping into big moving parts of the spaceship.
Since selling TreeHugger to Discovery Communications for $10 million in 2007, he has continued to champion sustainable living, and his current venture, LifeEdited, focuses on developing hyper-efficient, small-scale homes with moving parts.
It takes a true skill set and a distinct pop sensibility to turn a large-scale commercial property with no pretense to art and a great many moving parts into a smoothly enjoyable diversion.
Somehow, despite all those moving parts and all these trips to the trainer's room, the Yankees swept the lowly Giants during the three-game series, and have won 11 of their past 13 games.
"There's no handcuffs on Thierry's arrival into the company, he'll take his own independent view of all moving parts of the business," Chairman Andy Cosslett told reporters when asked about a possible break-up.
The U.S. military started moving parts of an anti-missile defense system to a deployment site in South Korea, triggering protests from villagers and criticism from China, amid tension over North Korea's weapons development.
But as a lifelong skater, he avoids the company's belt-motor boards because they have more moving parts, are harder to fix or swap in new parts, and are generally heavier than the competition.
Fox's live telecast of the classic musical required a lot of moving parts to work seamlessly, and while there were some hitches in the plan (namely, the weather forecast), the end product was still impressive.
Beyond the lack of moving parts that can be dangerous to data, SSDs are also allowing for more portable, stylish, and durable designs when it comes to the places we store all our digital stuff.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is calling for a "stable transition period" between the two moving parts of building a new GOP health care plan and several Republican senators are anxious about moving too quickly.
The startup says the level of performance its tech can achieve is "impossible with existing technologies," and it's also designed in a package that's much more robust thanks to its lack of complex moving parts.
You might not really notice it if you're just dealing with your own collection — but when you're putting thousands of cards through a machine with moving parts and camera lenses, the dust adds up fast.
It's not that they have no idea whatsoever, but the many moving parts of phrase-based translators are designed by people, and when a piece goes wrong or becomes outdated, it can be swapped out.
There are a ton of moving parts to Nest Secure, and while the company's aim is to design a dead-simple security system, it's worth going over in detail how it's all supposed to function.
It appears to be moving in seven different directions all at the same time, and although the machine doesn't really do much, there's still a plethora of moving parts to just sit and stare at.
The 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform law is considered one of Obama's signature domestic achievements, and federal agencies have furiously put in place new regulations and systems to carry out its many moving parts.
Charged with building a delivery system that would make getting packages via drone as simple as possible, Wing mechanical engineers André Prager (left) and Trevor Shannon did away with as many moving parts as possible.
That means even if there is a broader economic downturn in the future, the cloud could be somewhat insulated because companies are already in the process of moving parts of their businesses to the cloud.
It takes a little getting used to, but the upshot is that it helps keep the phone that much more water-resistant, and fewer moving parts means less opportunity for breakage — always a good thing.
In the past 25 years, multinational companies have woven their supply chains across the continent, moving parts and goods from country to country, conceptualizing, designing, manufacturing and assembling across three tightly connected, trade-dependent countries.
Project management is also a breeze with Things because under each project you can create sub-headings to keep your tasks organized when working with long-term projects that have a lot of moving parts.
There's constant frustration that a Byzantine rulebook isn't always enforced perfectly on every play—and that a coherent catch rule doesn't even appear to exist—when there are 22 fast-moving parts on every snap.
It's hard not to—to me at least, it's that kind of instant-click experience, where all the moving parts whir and hum in a kind of sweet harmony that only the best shooters possess.
I suddenly saw architecture, I saw people, I saw moving parts, I felt like this city was a womb, the fog was a blanket, and the noises of the city as a white noise maker.
It's a complex story with many moving parts (and many books devoted to explaining it, including the masterful "Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How It Changed America," by John M. Barry).
Stephen Corfidi, a researcher at University of Oklahoma's Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies, explained that derechos are hard to forecast because there are so many moving parts and they act quickly on small scales.
Chefs say expediters should be precise, strategic and terrifically organized, with an uncanny, up-to-the-minute knowledge of all of the restaurant's moving parts, and an ability to communicate with ease, clarity and speed.
Tackling this epidemic takes a lot of moving parts and it certainly will not happen overnight, but I firmly believe that our joint efforts can result in making quality care more accessible for all individuals.
While it may feel like a lot of moving parts to get started as a freelancer, just like any new role or business endeavor, it simply takes time to get acclimated and into a rhythm.
While Washington seeks North Korea's final and fully verified denuclearization (FFVD), Pyongyang has offered to dismantle only the Yongbyon site, a critical component of North Korea's nuclear program, but only one of many moving parts.
It's been able to return to its central cast of clones — Sarah, Cosima, Rachel, Alison, and Helena — and give them more space to be truly human again instead of moving parts of an overwhelming whole.
Google's DeepMind was able to beat nearly 50 Atari games back in 2015, but the complexity of Ms. Pac-Man, with its many boards and moving parts, has made the classic title an especially difficult target.
The impending spring housing market, given all the moving parts in the economy, rising home prices, falling consumer sentiment and the pitifully meager supply of homes for sale, is still very much a work in progress.
"There's a lot of moving parts to the market this week," said Shaun Osborne, currency strategist at Scotia Bank in Toronto, citing central bank meetings, data and expectations Trump would announce his Federal Reserve chairperson choice.
We often take tech for granted, like a magical apparatus that does everything we need, not a massive collection of moving parts designed and programmed by women and men with their own dreams, ambitions, and motives.
Tesla says the Semi requires "significantly less maintenance" than a diesel truck, in particular because it lacks the high-strain moving parts of internal combustion engine vehicles, including the engine, transmission, after-treatment system and differentials.
That's not too surprising as Blue Apron, which is often seen as a tech company, has to deal with a complex chain of logistics and moving parts that sources supplies from many different locations and businesses.
Our thought bubble: There are a lot of moving parts here, and it may not be easy to merge the cultures of the UNC academic system with the public Carolinas system known for high executive pay.
Built with voice recognition, infrared technology and seven moving parts, the Matebot is designed to serve as an interactive companion, including for people who can't keep pets, creator Zhang Meng told TechCrunch at Computex in Taiwan.
The fuel was also the lubricant for many of the engines' moving parts—and the soot produced early on gave the lower section of the nozzle more protection from the heat of the growing flame within.
Unlike traditional hard disk drives that use motors and spinning and magnetic platters, solid-state drives do not have moving parts, weigh less, operate faster and are generally more durable when it comes to being dropped.
But given the small size of the gaps in that area, it most likely entered the lens while it was still in the maggot stage, and spent its adolescence trapped in a maze of moving parts.
Portable hard drives are still cheaper by a long shot, but the T5 is smaller and lighter and shock-resistant because it has no moving parts, which means it's less prone to failure and data loss.
But for labels that work record to record, planning that far ahead is a difficult task; there are too many moving parts to keep track of, including cover art, mastering files, and even the productions themselves.
One day, I'm going to need a Molly in my life for the project that I want to do, and right now, I get a front seat to see Issa and all of her moving parts.
The significant difference between designing a park for an enlightened billionaire, rather than a public agency, Mr. Van Valkenburgh said, was the Foundation's willingness to embrace play structures with moving parts that involve a manageable risk.
The video above attempts to further organize all the moving parts into a simple visual diagram that can help us frame information we already know — and information we will learn in the coming weeks and months.
They emerged as superior, if more expensive, replacements for the traditional hard disk drives or HDDs—with no moving parts, SSDs represented a leap forward in terms of read and write speeds as well as reliability.
"Given the heightened complexity of Anderson's cinematic environments, with their whirligig detailing and multitude of moving parts, animation was always a logical sidestep for America's most artisanal auteur," wrote Guy Lodge, a film critic at Variety.
What to withhold, what to reveal, when to dole out information and in what manner — these are among the hardest decisions for an author to make in any thriller, particularly one with this many moving parts.
Last year, Labour said it would consider moving parts of the BoE to Birmingham, in central England, if it won power, arguing such a change was needed to reduce the economy's reliance on London's banking industry.
The main support arm flips backward and everything twists around so the gimbal ends up more compact when not in use, and the various moving parts are better secured so they don't flop around as much.
Snoopy in Space Watch Collection, available at Timex, from $89Timex Space Snoopy Space Weekender, available at Amazon, $54There are a lot of moving parts to these new watch designs, which include weekenders and dive-style watches.
But, of late, Scott has carved his own way, one that displays his very Ye-like ability to direct the moving parts that are his musical peers into making colossal-feeling music to lose yourself in.
With no moving parts, durable components resistant to temperature and weather extremes, and 98 percent recyclability, it would be a dead-simple way for anyone with some solar panels to gain a degree of energy independence.
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Microsoft's vision of "natural computing" will be a significant departure from the keyboard-and-mouse combination we're all familiar with today — but several moving parts have to come together in order to make it work.
The net effect of these moving parts will depend on the new Pillar 2 requirement for the bank set by the ECB, which we expect Deutsche Bank to disclose at the latest with its end-2016 results.
One day, these computers might be good at simulating the behaviors of molecules, optimizing scenarios with a lot of moving parts (like finding the best traffic patterns) and possibly cracking the way your secure data is stored.
In other words, don't talk about it, be about it—which Rees backed up by enlisting a female cinematographer (Rachel Morrison) and editor (Mako Kamitsuna), whose work is indispensable in weaving together the film's many moving parts.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Wednesday it had expressed serious concern to Washington and Seoul after the U.S. military started moving parts of its controversial THAAD anti-missile defense system to a deployment site in South Korea.
Seba said the "marginal cost" of owning an EV was essentially zero because maintenance costs were so low, noting that while ICE cars had more than 0.43,20.4 moving parts, EVs had about 22015, making for few breakdowns.
If Britain broke free from the EU, but kept the common external tariff in place, then a company moving parts between the EU and Britain could potentially face a tariff charge every time a border was crossed.
Adyen has built a solution to tie up and simplify working with the many moving parts of the payments space, and it seems that this too is what Compass wants to build for the real estate industry.
Click here to view original GIFI don't think it's possible to make anything cooler with your own two hands than this homemade multicolor fire tornado that spins around and weaves itself together with absolutely no moving parts.
But if such electronics were heated periodically by a thermoelectric generator that employed radioisotopes—a widely used power source that has no moving parts—most of the dislocated atoms would recover their prior positions, Dr Gros says.
Solid-state drives used in Apple's MacBooks and most high-end laptops have no moving parts and are faster than the older mechanical hard disk drives, but they're also more expensive and don't offer as much capacity.
There are so many moving parts to Wanderlust that it can be hard to keep track of its narrative flurry — but in a show about the ins, outs, ups, and downs of relationships, that may be inevitable.
Vengeance Rain, probably her most popular, is the Game of Thrones of horse fiction, complete with feuding families and a surprising production value—and made somewhat awkward by the fact that Breyers don't have any moving parts.
"As anyone who has ever been hospitalized knows, hospitals are very complex places where there are a lot of moving parts, and errors are bound to happen despite all of our best efforts," Khan added by email.
"There are still quite a lot of moving parts (to Brexit)...The markets have reacted purely to the rhetoric (on trade talks) and no action," said deputy chief investment officer Edward Park, at asset manager Brooks MacDonald.
"There's just a lot of moving parts and the question is what bucket of the market is taking charge, and right now it seems to be the momentum players," said Daniel Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
The AA explained that even if the cat had been trapped when the motorist was driving the car, luckily the area he was in has no moving parts and doesn't get hot when the engine is on.
Rather, he believes the solution must come at the secretary of Defense-level so that there is the authority to control and integrate the various agencies, organizations and other moving parts that have a hand in space.
To ease the impact of additional U.S. tariffs, Foxconn may consider moving parts of its production lines for Apple to Vietnam and India, Arthur Liao, an analyst at Fubon Research in Taipei, said ahead of the results.
Last year, Labour said it would consider moving parts of the Bank of England to Birmingham, in central England, if it won power, arguing a change was needed to reduce the economy's reliance on London's banking industry.
Premack: I think that's something, at least in my experience, covering logistics, people don't really realize that, in order for things to get to the store to get through the doorstep, there's a lot of moving parts.
Niedermeyer pointed out that cars are complex products with hundreds of moving parts, and customers expect them to work reliably for years, over tens of thousands of miles, and in all kinds of terrain and weather conditions.
Ms. Faris and Mr. Dayton handle the many moving parts in Simon Beaufoy's busy script smoothly as they toggle between intimate moments and public events, and set Billie Jean's bedroom sighs off against Bobby's heat-seeking braggadocio.
Next week's Fed meeting will have a lot of moving parts: a decision on whether to hike rates, the likely beginning of the balance sheet unwinding and an update on how economic growth is likely to trend.
It's a nice thing: No moving parts, resides under the glass, reads your fingerprints fast, and after a while it's nearly as good as using the standard Android menu buttons (which can be enabled in the settings).
If there are too many moving parts to a plan, if Americans don't understand what the politicians are doing, or if there are parts of a bill they don't like, it probably will go down in flames.
"There's no handcuffs on Thierry's arrival into the company, he'll take his own independent view of all moving parts of the business," chairman Andy Cosslett told reporters when asked about the possibility of breaking up the group.
Electric vehicles are in fact better cars – fewer moving parts, weight ideally distributed front-to-rear below the car's center of gravity, big crumple safety zones up front, near instantaneous torque response, and full torque from standstill.
"There are so many moving parts that corporate control is under dispute because the changes are happening too rapidly for the company to organise coherently," said Andrew Collier, managing director of Orient Capital Research, which focuses on China.
This technology allowed for Phononic to create a better refrigerator with no moving parts that will break down, no cooling liquid, almost no noise and it consumed approximately 25 percent less power than a traditional heat exchange refrigerator.
With certain kinds of mathematically dense modular synth music, like that of Brooklyn producer Datach'i, the sheer lushness of detail makes one feel like they can sense the moving parts of the process in an unusually direct way.
Admittedly, it's worth considering that, yes, the trackball isn't as popular as either its rodent cousin or the trackpad, which quickly usurped the trackball's role as a laptop mainstay due largely to the smaller number of moving parts.
The next step on that journey, of course, is to deny the boundaries that we assign to objects (and life forms), and see the whole universe, the everything, as one massive, entangled entity with near-infinite moving parts.
Doing away with the hyper-layered approach of his past work, there's often just a few moving parts on each track: a high-pitched percussion element, Lennox's voice, an acoustic guitar, and crucially, some heaving sub-bass programming.
"There are a number of moving parts at the moment, but it is a very good two-way conversation with the leader and the chairman of the Finance Committee," Daines told reporters before meeting with Trump on Tuesday.
If your computer uses a traditional hard drive, swapping it out for a solid-state drive is another way to increase the speed, as solid state drives have no moving parts and can read and write data faster.
The Jets' special teams were led for years by Mike Westhoff, the colorful and innovative assistant who carried an uncanny enthusiasm (some might call it an obsession) for the fine details of a unit with many moving parts.
ELEANOR BAUER Now living in Europe, Ms. Bauer — a choreographer whose work weaves together dance, writing and music — returns to New York with a solo, "A lot of moving parts," about the gap between dance and language. Oct.
"There are so many moving parts that corporate control is under dispute because the changes are happening too rapidly for the company to organize coherently," said Andrew Collier, managing director of Orient Capital Research, which focuses on China.
Kauffman, though admirably direct in her language, doesn't always juggle all the moving parts gracefully; Jimmy, bearer of the most significant revelation in the novel, enters late and exits quickly, making his appearance feel almost like a cameo.
It's not easy to keep track of all of the moving parts in the Postmates mass arbitration story (and I haven't even told you, for instance, about separate litigation to compel arbitration for a couple hundred Illinois couriers).
With so many moving parts, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has moved to suspend Parliament, thereby limiting the period of debate and potentially making it easier to ram through a no-deal Brexit by his promised October 31 deadline.
"Transportation is going to be even more complex than electricity — there are so many moving parts," said Vicki Arroyo, the executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center, which has been working closely with the states on the initiative.
We don't stop to think about it on a daily basis, but our bodies are these incredible, one-of-a-kind machines with more moving parts than we can count, if we go down to the cellular level.
With no moving parts, and without line of sight, these chips are able to do things like detect when people are near the device (and how many), whether they're standing or sitting, how they're moving their hands and more.
It's an ingenious hexagonal hybrid design, though, that has very few moving parts and uses the shroud that protects its blades as its wings when it transitions from vertical, helicopter-like flight at takeoff to its airplane-like mode.
Still on cloud-nine and unable to "soak in" the life-changing moment just yet, Cartelli says she's a little "worried" about all the moving parts that come along with kick-starting her career on such a public platform.
The plan had a lot of moving parts, but the centerpiece was to give work permits and formal protection from deportation to millions of unauthorized immigrants while focusing the nation's immigration enforcement resources on immigrants who'd committed violent crimes.
Instead, Liam's massive stature resembles a standard horizontal assembly line, and it makes sounds you'd expect from a system like this: There's a steady hum from motors and moving parts, accompanied by clanks of iPhone components dropping into containers.
Britain's plan to leave the EU has caused banks and money managers in London to look at moving parts of their business elsewhere to enable them to sell across the continent without additional costs or trade hurdles after Brexit.
Apple has done some clever things with the design to make it thin, light, and durable — there are effectively no moving parts inside it, for example, it just uses the custom fabric weave to provide feedback to your fingers.
It was an elaborate, Rube Goldberg-like contraption of more than 1,193 moving parts — cast-iron gears and gaskets and pin holders — that did away with the need for pin boys and made the game faster and more efficient.
Thanks to my research, I've identified 10 of the most common habits of High Achievers, in their order of importance: As you can see, there are many moving parts, many variables and many ingredients to becoming a High Achiever.
Last year the Museum of Modern Art acquired her 287 painted construction with moving parts, "Four Fur Cutting Boards," an environment she then activated with her nude body in the photographs "Eye Body: 36 Transformative Actions for Camera" (1963).
JOHN BEASLEY'S MONK'ESTRA (through Sunday) John Beasley is a pianist and bandleader accustomed to overseeing a lot of moving parts: He recently did an excellent job as musical director for the International Jazz Day Concert at the White House.
What makes it so thrilling is the way it feels less like an ossified composition than a vibrant assemblage of semi-autonomous moving parts—scurrying across unexpected lateral shifts and rewiring its patterns according to seemingly improvised internal adjustments.
As with all Marvel screen ventures, the story has a lot of moving parts, but in general the results don't register as the same-old superhero busywork, the kind that makes for forgettable stories and strenuously overinflated running times.
One of the most moving parts of the film is when Rainer reads a text Pendleton prepared for her that mixes words from Stokely Carmichael, Malcolm X, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, antiwar poet Ron Silliman, and Rainer's own published works.
This particular unit uses solid-state memory, which allows for fast read and write speeds (it can be used for gaming and productivity), and you can toss it inside a bag and not worry about damage to moving parts.
The most moving parts of the book are those that step back and let the events and the actions speak for themselves, as when one character (the shy, bookish one from high school) recalls his three tours in Afghanistan.
In a phone interview, Mr. Born said the two had enjoyed "the luxury" of several residencies where they could assemble the work's many moving parts (a process that, under other circumstances, might be confined to a few rushed days).
There are so many moving parts that could have a direct and significant impact on the race, and we have no idea how they will pan out, like cases working their way through the courts and the impeachment trial.
Moving forward, phones that incorporate a foldable display and moving parts will likely attract skepticism before excitement, but here's to hoping that Samsung figures out a way to pull this one off, assuming this ever does make it to market.
Because there are so many moving parts to an indexed universal life insurance policy, it makes sense to review the policy with an independent third-party or advisor to monitor any changes to the contract's expenses, interest rate and premiums.
"I didn't write every day, but I did two years of actual writing and moving parts around and trying to find the rhythm and what the beginning and ending was going to be and allow it to surprise me," Hannum explains.
Chodash explained how angular momentum allows the spinner to stay balanced, while he and Ellison commented on the minimal friction between the moving parts and how that allows it to spin for a long time (ultimately slowed down by air resistance).
In other words, while it may have been overkill, using these AWS services reduced the number of moving parts that we needed to maintain and also allowed us to look up the incoming traffic in real time without much effort.
A first look at Amazon's new delivery drone The drone has an ingenious hexagonal hybrid design with very few moving parts, and Amazon says it's chock-full of sensors and a suite of compute modules to keep the drone safe. 7.
The printer has been especially designed with safety in mind, with door-open and tilt sensors shutting off the printer right away in case some inquisitive little fingers get a little bit too close to the hot or moving parts.
Non-volatile memory—like the NAND memory at the heart of solid state drives, your iPhone, and any other storage device that doesn't have a bunch of moving parts in the hard drive—remembers everything when the computer is powered off.
Iran nuclear deal full of complex issues and moving parts Criticism of the deal has "toned down quite a bit from the period of congressional review last summer," noted Robert Einhorn, a former State Department adviser involved in negotiating the deal.
No doubt many readers will be skeptical of any study like this one; after all, these are very complex issues with many moving parts, and correlations may appear between things regardless of whether those things directly cause or effect one another.
While there are tons of moving parts involved in understanding all of these finale revelations, the key resolution is that despite all the nefarious men populating the series, women were actually always the biggest power players in this political thriller.
The result is a strong beam of non-visible light that can be played over a wide swathe of the environment at high speed with no moving parts at all — yet it emerges from a chip dwarfed by a fingertip.
International banks based in London risk losing access to the EU's single market once Britain leaves it in 2019, forcing many to consider moving parts of their businesses to the bloc and seek a license from the ECB, the sector's watchdog.
It was long understood even before Lincoln that for a nation as vast and diverse as our own with as many freely moving parts as our own, drama or celebrity was an absolute necessity for getting to the high office.
Theoretically, the organic and electronic elements would click into a striking musical contraption, a hissing, chirping metal machine cobbled together from moving parts, spinning reassuringly around the coffee table; indeed, "Matilda" and "Fitzpleasure" from their first album exemplify this ideal.
If the opera's many moving parts slip out of alignment, Karen Kamensek — the production's conductor, and a Glass veteran who refers to his music as "my mother's milk" — has a simple movement to bring them back together: a karate chop.
Indeed, with so many moving parts and variables to consider, it's difficult to grasp any clear message yet from "Solo's" under-performance, which of course hasn't deterred the deluge of web-traffic-driven hot takes trying to do just that.
A probe into a series of engine failures on Airbus's smallest jet, the A220, is studying whether a software change set off unexpected vibrations that damaged fast-moving parts and forced three emergency landings, people familiar with the case said.
I again told him that his abnormal heart rhythm, atrial fibrillation, made it more likely a blood clot could shoot off toward his brain, which in turn could lead to difficulty speaking or moving parts of his… He interrupted me.

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