This will help stop the ping-ponging of many email exchanges.
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The health authorities say the virus is now "ping-ponging" in Baluchistan.
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Someone who's not going to go ping-ponging around the merge-making deals?
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Ping-ponging ideas back and forth with Kirby, Lee fleshed out the Marvel pantheon.
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As the play was unfolding, Allen found himself ping-ponging off Florida State players.
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You could see a dynamic feeding across both and ping-ponging between the two.
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I&aposm thinking -- I&aposm ping-ponging around here, so if my crew can indulge me.
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Prices are ping-ponging between the 7000 DMA and the 7000 DMA, which is at $7000,7000.
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Taking ping-ponging positions on the business of tech has been Trump's modus operandi for years.
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Terrorism experts say that ping-ponging between violent groups with seemingly opposing ideologies isn't exactly novel.
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Since about, oh, mid June, Gasol has been ping-ponging his giant, shorts-clad frame around.
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In between all of this ping-ponging, protesters held two counter protest marches in Pelham and Danville.
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The entire episode was a ping-ponging battle about consent, and Lena Dunham didn't provide any uncomplicated moments.
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Beer is great for a lot of things—cooking, ponging, shoe-chugging—but it's not good for wasting.
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He is currently dealing with the estates of his family members, ping-ponging between New York and Florida.
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Chick is a wacky little narcissist ping-ponging around the page; Fox is the fond, amused straight man.
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Understanding and predicting them is crucial to a state that's constantly ping-ponging between drought and flood conditions.
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Inside, his pets create a symphony: parakeets chirp against their cage's metal bars, ping ponging with the rooster's crowing.
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The government shutdown is over, at least for now, but it was a busy week of Ping-Ponging politics.
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It's been ping-ponging between Google Plus, business video chat, Google Voice, Project Fi, SMS, and lord knows what else.
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The prototype swayed on the highway during my two-mile demo ride in 2015, ping-ponging between the lane markers.
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The ping-ponging of presidential feelings makes it extremely difficult for the administration to craft a consistent message or policy.
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This ping-ponging has frenzied to a point where I have to accept that I can learn nothing from evaluation.
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The result is the kind of public ping-ponging that you saw in the past two weeks of Syria debates.
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In the trailer, there are stars like Nick Kroll and Tiffany Haddish ping-ponging punch lines with Lil Rel Howery.
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Here, her juxtapositions reveal a grand tension-and-release game, ping-ponging back and forth between gratification and exquisitely painful anticipation.
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Bhala Lough's film is equally frustrating and illuminating, ping ponging back-and-forth between adoration and skepticism for its central subject.
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He stayed at Harvard for the regulation four years, majoring in French and ping-ponging between dean's list and academic probation.
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Candidate Trump's opinion of the FBI director was transactional, ping-ponging with his view of whether Comey's latest action benefited him.
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Sanders' home life was in constant upheaval, with he, his mother, and his older sister ping-ponging between different living arrangements.
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A switchback of mixed motives and ping-ponging sympathies, "Us and Them" declines to go all in for its working stiffs.
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Together, these elements leave many parts of Australia ping-ponging between deluges and droughts as well as heat and cooler air.
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Average temperatures are rising, and the state of California is increasingly ping-ponging between periods of severe rainfall and extreme drought.
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He didn't get a great crack at it, but it was enough to get the ball ping-ponging around a scrambling defense.
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Cool BoardersA snowboarding game where a guy whose rattail you can hear in his voice abuses you for ping-ponging off cliffs.
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At one point in her adolescence, while "ping-ponging" between Tacoma and Doha, she realizes that she doesn't belong to either culture.
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Another busy week of ping-ponging political stories consumed much of the news, but there were other great stories you might have missed.
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All the ping-ponging between Republicans and Democrats, each with only five minutes, ensures that no one can construct a remotely cogent narrative.
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Between ping-ponging quips with manager Susie (Alex Borstein) and dazzling the military crowd, she squeezes in a tense phone call with Joel.
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It doesn't matter that the bill has been ping-ponging between poles of the Republican Party, with proposals that could impact millions of Americans.
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Markets often overshoot, ping-ponging between overly optimistic when times are good to downright despondent on the first sign that they might, well, not be.
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But Meadows also said his members discussed the idea of ping-ponging the measure back to the Senate after reattaching military spending to the bill.
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PARELES Marie Davidson, from Montreal, builds dance tracks from brittle, synthetic, percussive sounds — taps, beeps, handclaps, blips — that keep appearing, looping and then ping-ponging around.
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But when money got tighter, she began paying one and not the other, ping-ponging on payments each month until eventually she could not afford either.
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Mr Trump entered office as an outsider who sneered at Washington; Mr Bolton has spent his career ping-ponging between Republican administrations and conservative think-tanks.
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With only one episode left in this season, the Pied Piper team is ping-ponging back and forth from highs to lows quicker than Maria Bamford.
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While the Second District has been in Democratic hands for 10 of the past 12 years, the First District has been ping-ponging back and forth: Shea-Porter has apparently decided that she's sick of ping-ponging in and out of the seat, a decision helped along by the fact that national Democrats have never really liked her and recruited Chris Pappas to run for the seat instead.
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It is a chaotic album, ping-ponging between bawdy, punchy rapping and tender, lonely singing — a blend that goes back to his days posting loose tracks on SoundCloud.
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In a lot of ways my life has been a ping-ponging back and forth between tech and the humanities, trying to bring them into some kind of conversation.
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He remains in nonstop motion, contacting Peter Kim, the chief executive of Mighty Hive 10 times a day; ping-ponging around the globe; managing S4 and his own legacy.
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Originally from Canada, he spent a number of years studying and working in the US, "ping-ponging around different visas," as he described it, before marrying an American in 2015.
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By the time I got out of the water, I was just dripping blood down both lats from kind of ping-ponging through the lanes, and I got seventh place.
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Sleek, coiled, marked by ping-ponging echoes across synthetic expanses, her songs fit standard teenpop/R&B codes while excising the genre's usual false cheer to achieve a cold minimalism.
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Although "For 'Dream of Life'" remains relatively flat in its shadowbox frame, its scale and presence makes it a match for "Dust Tracks," ping-ponging your eye between their opposing walls.
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It's similar in subject matter to "What Happened … Ms. Sykes," Ping-Ponging between politics and her family, but the material is thinner, the connective tissue not as polished as it could be.
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It stumbles around my house like a drunken child, Ping-Ponging between walls, colliding with floor detritus and cats and inevitably becoming trapped beneath a chair or tangled up in a sock.
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She's doing exactly what she's asked to do, but because the movie never really settles on what it wants her to do, Kim ends up ping-ponging between a bunch of different storylines.
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I say sickish because the mother was much more worried than the toddler was sick; the child was ping-ponging around the room, squirming with outrage when examined, and shrieking with delight when tickled.
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While you could quite feasibly spend the next fortnight immersed in an endless stream of running, jumping, throwing, shooting, batting, bouncing and ping ponging across screens and platforms, it pays to be a bit focused.
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Consumers could end up ping ponging between and among the FCC and the FTC and who knows how many other agencies as they try to figure out which agency has jurisdiction for their privacy problem.
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Mia's life doesn't unravel until she witnesses a traffic accident, and an insurance investigator named Shazia (Kiran Sonia Sawar) begins to investigate it, ping-ponging from one set of eyes and memories to the next.
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What followed the next day was the now familiar ping-ponging of tweets and contradictory assertions from Mr. Trump and others that threw Congress into chaos, as Republicans tried to parse what the president meant.
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Walking through a column of cabs left the Galaxy Buds' audio ping-ponging from one side of my head to another, and at other times, I experienced general interference that made the earbuds do weird things.
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Even sober, I had so many thoughts ping-ponging in my head about how the disgraced legend would hold himself amongst a crowd—perhaps laying off the green stuff would've prevented my most bizarre high of the weekend.
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What happened in those early months and all the years between has been a sporting rollercoaster of blown elbows, playoff pitching, minor league ping-ponging, self-doubt and steely resolve few pro baseball players would ever want endure.
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Ping-ponging off digital walls, whooshing through vacuums of electronically treated air, trickling through a textural squishiness that complements the sharpness of Uzi's vocals, the music defines a caffeinated, sugar-drenched spirit of play that never wears out.
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Second, we'd hit a scale of about 100 people or so, and people were ping-ponging between me and Othman for decisions, and we thought it'd be best just to have one person that you can clearly go to.
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When Zerazion and Vinci finally settled on the name Rasputin—after two months of ping-ponging ideas—they envisioned a bar that resembled an old-school Russian parlor, perhaps one where Rasputin himself would have entertained in drunken excess.
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In fact, the general consensus is that Daylight Saving Time is better for farmers, and energy consumption, as well as being less disruptive to children who are particularly affected by the ping-ponging of the clock in the spring and fall.
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The chaotic seconds continue to tick by as authorities attempt to work together and locate a young man in a hoodie, possibly carrying an AR-15 or AK-47–style rifle, with multiple dispatchers ping-ponging descriptions and possible locations.
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The iPhone rumor mill has been ping-ponging back and forth between two possible concepts for the upcoming iPhone 8 for a while now, centered around where Apple is placing the Touch ID fingerprint sensor for its next major smartphone.
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He was then picked up by the Los Angeles Dodgers for 2013 — a season he spent ping-ponging between their Major League team and AAA-affiliate — before the Houston Astros offered him a deal at spring training the following year.
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Elsewhere, the movie's pinging-ponging characters seem caught in one of Rube Goldberg's mischievous machines, like the witty chase in which Dr. Strange runs atop a platform while an enemy runs below him upside down, transformed into a gravity-defying doppelgänger.
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Onstage, the band could execute virtuosic live versions of songs with deliberately fluctuating tempos, tricky stop-start guitar patterns, melodies that jumped around, and close harmonies and ping-ponging vocal counterpoint among Mr. Longstreth, Ms. Coffman and a second female vocalist.
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"We are hopeful Senators can step into the breach created by today's decision and exercise their right to codify a definition of joint employer for small business owners everywhere and end the constant ping-ponging back and forth of this issue," Haller said.
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Seven days into a 17-day 'working vacation' in Bedminster, N.J., President Trump unburdened himself during two lengthy, impromptu news conferences on Thursday, eagerly ping-ponging through the litany of domestic and foreign policy issues that have consumed his administration for weeks.
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The case is one of three that have been ping-ponging back and forth between district and appeals courts as judges struggle with the novel legal questions raised by Mr. Trump's decision not to divorce himself from his business empire while in office.
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Seven days into a 17-day "working vacation" in Bedminster, N.J., President Trump unburdened himself during two lengthy, impromptu news conferences on Thursday, eagerly ping-ponging through the litany of domestic and foreign policy issues that have consumed his administration for weeks.
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All of these wishes give a good view of the ping-ponging breadth not only of Wayne's psyche but of human nature: Who among us doesn't often wish for the most profound societal changes and the simplest materialist aims in the same breath?
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Granted, "Philip gets frustrated with his travel agency" isn't exactly spellbinding stuff, but the Stan storyline finds a way to hum along with that bathroom scene, and Elizabeth ping-ponging between assignments is tense in a way that recalls some of The Americans' best moments.
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This is called the surface of last scattering, since it marks the place where photons stopped ping-ponging around between electrons in a hot, ionized plasma and started streaming out through transparent space, all the way across billions of lightyears down to us on Earth.
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A week earlier, he had led the Summerfield girls (30-1) to a state title as part of a frenetic playoff run that left him crisscrossing the state, ping-ponging from one team to the other on late-night drives and for early-morning practices.
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The four of us basically were ping-ponging back and forth as we developed the story, the script, and the music all at once, over the course of a couple years together Whiplash is technically rigorous, but this still feels like a huge step up in complexity.
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The Week Ahead Before problematic plays, there were problem plays — like "Troilus and Cressida," the bitingly cynical 17th-century drama, set during the Trojan War, whose Ping-Ponging between genres and plotlines made it one of the more obscure, flummoxing and fascinating works in Shakespeare's canon.
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The car is extremely adept at staying squarely in its lane without ping-ponging back and forth, but it is also cautious in the extreme, stopping nine feet short of crosswalks and stubbornly refusing to go forward if a pedestrian looks poised to step off the sidewalk.
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"Weather radar and also satellite are the only meteorological tools for us to monitor the tropical cyclones or some other weather (approaching) from the south of Hong Kong," says Kong, who speaks during a tour inside the weather radar's sphere, the echo of his voice ping-ponging off the fiberglass.
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But undoubtedly the thing that made "cherry", and now "BLESSED", so special was the alignment of all of these people existing at the same time and being in the same scene, ping-ponging between the shops in New York and LA. "They are just naturals at this whole thing," Strobeck said of the kids.
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To the Lighthouse Virginia Woolf Virginia Woolf's masterpiece, To the Lighthouse, made waves in the literary world when it was published in 1927 because of its groundbreaking narrative style — Woolf tells of a family's trip to their vacation house through ping-ponging points of view, often without marking when you are leaving one person's head and entering another's.
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SPLT is like Uber, except you share with your co-workers SPLT is like Uber, except you share with your co-workers Instead of pairing you with random strangers who happen to be heading the same way, SPLT is targeted at large organizations to help ease the logistical and environmental impact of ping-ponging back and forth between the home and the workplace.
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Both sisters sing together, usually in unison but sometimes trading lead and backup roles, or timing their entwined harmonies so that one pellucid singer's utterances seem woven into the other's, echoing through the aural space — as when their voices merge over the swirling organ in "It's a Shame," or when their chirpy, ping-ponging exclamations set up the dizzy guitar spiral in "Distant Star," descending and climbing upward again.
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A hard handover is perceived by network engineers as an event during the call. It requires the least processing by the network providing service. When the mobile is between base stations, then the mobile can switch with any of the base stations, so the base stations bounce the link with the mobile back and forth. This is called 'ping-ponging'.
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With the release of Awake, Godsmack toured Europe supporting Limp Bizkit. Erna said at the time, "We've been touring nonstop since August 1998, So most of Awake was written on tour while we were ping- ponging between America and Europe, building up the band. "Ozzfest" was actually the only big tour where we rode under someone else's wings; we did a lot of work on our own." The band played Ozzfest in 2000 again as they had in 1999.
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Before each scene was finalized in MAGI's lab in Elmsford, New York, it was previewed on a computer monitor at Disney. Corrections could then be made in the scene immediately. Previously, the only way of previewing the scene was to film it, ship it to Burbank, get corrections made, ship it back to Elmsford, and continue this "ping-ponging" until the scene was correct. The computer link cut between two- and-a-half to five days from the creation of each scene.
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This unique recording method resulted in a very organic, cohesive feel to the album." At The Christian Manifesto, Calvin E'Jon Moore noted that the duo "has presented listeners with a decent batch of new songs" that he contended "isn't as spectacular or moving as the songs on Clean or Psalms". Jonathan Andre of Indie Vision Music called the album "thought-provoking and encouraging". At Jesus Freak Hideout, Alex "Tincan" Caldwell alluded to how the album's "ping-ponging sounds and styles" makes the release feel "jarring and confusing.
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Retrieved January 13, 2017. He wrote that the album's perky aspect was its charm, in that "the way snippets of voices and smatterings of sound effects add unpredictable humor." His only main criticism was that it was "more entertaining than resonant," though he also wrote that there were parts on the record that "suggest what Ferraro has begun on Sushi could deliver deeper rewards." These parts include a "chiming lope" on the track "Jet Skis & Sushi," which Masters analyzed the song really being about humanity and technology coming together, and the "wavy" and "ponging" sounds on "Bootycall" that give the track a nostalgic vibe.
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It trips over its own feet hoping the cool kids will roll their eyes at it, because behind those eye rolls is a jealousy that Gambino can fall with such nonchalance. Even though Because The Internet is kind of strange and kind of a bummer, it does show Glover's range as a musician." Craig Jenkins of Pitchfork stated, "With Gambino's wordplay ping-ponging from caustic wit to message board snark, the enduring strength of the album is its production. Gambino and Göransson handle the bulk of it here alongside usual suspect Stefan Ponce and alley oops from twin act Christian Rich and Flying Lotus associate Thundercat.
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A record's creation began with Copp sitting at home writing songs and stories, while Ed Brown worked on the jacket design at his own house. Copp and Brown would record all of the sound effects, speeches, songs, and stories in segments, often in multiple takes until satisfied with the results. Copp recorded instruments in different rooms at his parents' house: voices were taped in the kitchen, the piano in the living room, the celeste in a bedroom, the pump organ in the bathroom, and sound effects in the bathtub. The entire recording was done with one microphone and three monaural Ampex tape recorders, with which Copp devised his own overdubbing technique by ping- ponging between the tape decks to build up layers of sound.
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