"That book pulls together goal-setting, pulls together tactics frameworks — how people can go and not only structure deals but do so with confidence over time and be iterative in their process."5.
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It's going to be fun to see what everyone pulls together.
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The buttery coating for this popcorn pulls together several complementary flavors.
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ODNI pulls together intelligence from all of the US government's intelligence agencies.
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The story pulls together many strands of recent changes in the city.
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The company pulls together about 150,000 home smart thermometer readings per day.
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It then pulls together relevant "actions" promoted by hundreds of different environmental groups.
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Each year, Apple pulls together a list highlighting the best apps and games.
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In times of crisis, the community pulls together and we support each other.
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"This community pulls together" Sutherland Springs church neighbor Kathleen Curnow tells @TODAYshow https://t.
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Our neighbor's girlfriend is really good with statistics and pulls together an awesome spreadsheet.
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It pulls together the kinds of strategies that researchers are telling us are powerful.
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Omnicom instead has its own tool, called Omni, that pulls together data for clients.
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Quoted Replies is a Twitter bot that pulls together quoted replies on the platform.
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Then its marketing team pulls together a plan to ensure the candy makes a splash.
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On match days the whole community pulls together to help with stewarding and selling refreshments.
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In fact, it will be horrific unless every American pulls together to fight this virus.
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And just possibly showing our nation&aposs leaders what can be accomplished when everyone pulls together.
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In North Charleston, S.C., a struggling family pulls together for the bitter experience of moving out.
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This is an image-heavy program that pulls together soccer news stories into a scrollable list.
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There's even a tag on Breitbart that pulls together all "angel moms" stories in one place.
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But it also pulls together many strands of the recent changes that have come to Vancouver.
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This element — usually white — pulls together disparate images in a way that unites them in meaning.
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A community tab pulls together comments from Facebook and Instagram and messages from Messenger into one inbox.
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After that comes the honeymoon phase, when everyone pulls together to care for and comfort one another.
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And even her equally casual cap is a fun accessory that pulls together her laid-back look.
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Asaii's main product is a dashboard that pulls together data from both music services and social media.
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There's even a tag on Breitbart that pulls together all the "angel moms" stories in one place.
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But I think there's a huge benefit to being the guy who pulls together the big merge alliance.
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She's a blur of action, switching rapidly from English to German as the team pulls together finishing touches.
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It's working with 30 insurers on a network that pulls together 100 clinics and about 30 surgery centers.
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Called (Not)Recipes, the app pulls together its ever-growing list of user-submitted menus into one place.
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It's still a deep mystery how the brain pulls together all the sources of proprioceptive information so effortlessly.
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Instagram Story Search pulls together posts tagged with locations and hashtags for dedicated Stories about different places and topics.
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As a result, the teams he pulls together may be not as effective or cohesive as a result, some say.
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The app pulls together new sections based on your reading habits, and includes a Featured Stories section with editor picks.
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Installed in a gallery that GRAM uses for showing contemporary regional work, "Global Cities" pulls together three modes of representation.
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It sold a customer-intelligence platform that pulls together first- and third-party data and creates audiences for ad targeting.
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NBC's new dramedy pulls together an ensemble of characters that initially share the same birthday but ultimately connect on deeper levels.
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The movie's second half, presented in often-startling 3-D, pulls together many of the peculiar threads dropped in prior scenes.
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We can stop, and reverse the global declines in our insects, but only if everyone pulls together to do their part.
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It pulls together 111 different pieces—mostly clothing but some accessories—that have been influential over the past century and more.
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TECH FIX Advertisers are increasingly turning to an invisible method that pulls together information about your device to pinpoint your identity.
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TECH FIX Advertisers are increasingly turning to an invisible method that pulls together information about your device to pinpoint your identity.
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The video that is central to her Venice installation pulls together many of the elements she has explored in previous works.
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The process of reconciliation will continue in Colombia, long after the signing ceremony and even the referendum, as the country pulls together.
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We have the latest iteration of Apple TV, which magically pulls together shows and movies from across the streaming services we use.
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Macerating these berries in a little bit of rosé pulls together all of the flavor notes from the herbs, semifreddo and praline.
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It requires our own focused attention, listening for the flow of life to discover an energy that pulls together and not apart.
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As part of its "Last Interview" series, Melville House pulls together some of Hitchens's greatest dialogues, each sparkling with intelligence and wit.
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Featured Free pulls together shows from TV networks (and the ad-sponsored Roku Channel) that you can stream without needing a cable login.
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If neither side pulls together a coalition, the Conservatives could try to form a minority government, but it would struggle to pass laws.
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And we need a civil society the pulls together to offer not just solidarity and comfort but also understanding among our fellow citizens.
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The algorithm pulls together the perfect items and outfits across the 250,000 items our partners stock, and emails the selection to the user.
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The unit pulls together the health projects from across Google, and in 2018 hired top doctor Dr. David Feinberg to lead the team.
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Here's What to Do. Advertisers are increasingly turning to an invisible method that pulls together information about your device to pinpoint your identity.
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Carrington's new album, "Waiting Game," pulls together the various aspects of her identity: as organizer, educator, social justice advocate, drummer, composer and bandleader.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte pulls together a new coalition and pushes back on the nationalism and anti-immigrant fervor of right-wing parties.
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This week the Modern Love podcast pulls together three readings into an hourlong episode, perfect for a car ride back from the beach.
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It's a slow, stirring rendition, one that pulls together the threads of the whole concert, which, in truth, is not just a musical event.
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It processes information in real-time to provide visibility into the security landscape within the network and pulls together related elements of a cyberattack.
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As a result, on Monday a new hub went up online that pulls together offers of free products and services from cloud-computing companies.
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It sets the tone for the rest of the album, which pulls together influences from all across the globe to bolster GoldLink's colorful raps.
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And then there are the places where people live that aren't on the master list of addresses the Census Bureau pulls together at all.
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"A God Passing," screening at the Musée d'art contemporain (MAC) — which is home to the majority of the show — pulls together all these threads.
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Amazon and Google both make artificially intelligent speakers they hope will become the digital rug that pulls together a customer's room of gadgets and media.
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This new anthology edited by Lisa Yaszek pulls together some of the best — and forgotten — female authors from the genre between the 1920s and 1960s.
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Like all the writing units we'll publish this school year, this one pulls together a range of flexible resources you can use however you like.
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This week the Modern Love podcast pulls together three holiday-themed essays into a playlist that is perfect for long car rides and airport delays.
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The company's software pulls together all of the various threats to a business or city at a given time using a variety of data sources.
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Crystals in Art: Ancient to Today pulls together over 220 objects from multiple eras and continents for this millennia-spanning survey on artists' use of crystals.
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It's not much, but it pulls together a good mix of the characters, family, and humor that's made the show's first three seasons such a hit.
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Periscope has taken some steps on its own as well — it issued updates that pulls together "flash juries" to evaluate comments a couple of years ago.
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But according to a new study, which pulls together a wide range of medical research, there are at least 27 ways you can die from heat.
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Plus, as with most fertility issues, doctors don't always agree on the specifics, which is why FertilityIQ pulls together several experts to weigh in on each topic.
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If you want something that pulls together all of this information at a glance, give iStatistica a look—it costs $3.99 but there's a free trial available.
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It pulls together 12 tracks from artists in the extended OWSLA orbit—like Wiwek and JOYRYDE—with the stated goal of pushing the genre into the future.
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Collin Green said in a statement, adding that "the NSW family pulls together to face difficult challenges, and we will do our part to mitigate this threat."
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Bristling under these constraints, Batman (Bruce Greenwood) pulls together a coalition of similarly anti-authoritarian heroes to resign from the League and continue working on their own terms.
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This picture pulls together several recurring dreams involving plane crashes, Kraft said, one in which she's on the plane and two in which she watches it go down.
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It pulls together previously unseen footage of the late Cohen, splicing together video from different eras to line up with the You Want It Darker cut's melancholy poetry.
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Because we both write books, various titles are regularly attributed to the wrong author, especially by the aggregating software that pulls together so much of the web's data.
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This is not an enjoyable book to read, but it is an interesting one, as the author pulls together the scraps and threads of information about the Guard.
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Hassan said the DHS Data Framework Act will streamline the agency's information-sharing capabilities by establishing one central database that pulls together relevant information across different government agencies.
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Radio Garden pulls together all the conceptual elements that were striking about the site whose name I can't remember and reinterprets them in a way that works so well.
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Several of the people said the project came together after Ascension spent millions of dollars on a data warehouse project that pulls together clinical information across its patient population.
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It pulls together hundreds of complaints from state and local governments and could end up costing the drug industry hundreds of billions of dollars, most likely through a settlement.
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In three days, the festival pulls together some of the most exciting filmmaking in the country and packs out theaters to celebrate and explore what nonfiction film can do.
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He will soon release his own album, "A Circle Has No Beginning," which pulls together Indian classical influences with sounds from across Africa (West and South) and the Americas.
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" Redditor NoMereVeneerOfVanity pulls together disparate threads to weave a tapestry that says, "Dolores is Wyatt, she killed Arnold, and she's wandering alone in an attempt to find out what happened.
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It's there in Milk & Cheese: Dairy Products Gone Bad, a new trade paperback from Dark Horse Comics that pulls together the chaotic, breakneck gag strips featuring his cult favorite creations.
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Neither Herman Cain nor Stephen Moore, the aborted potential nominees, were present at the conference, which John Taylor, the George P. Shultz Senior Fellow in Economics, pulls together each year.
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The base comes from Dan The Automator's production, which pulls together drum lines studded with the rugged grit of late-'80s breakbeat-based hip-hop with freakish, spacey synth lines.
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It pulls together so many ideas that have floated around in recent years about what rap and music at large might be and in the process pushes those ideas forward.
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Art history aside, "Unforgotten" pulls together all the marvelous ambiguities that underscore this exhibition's theme, and that it does so with an economy of means is all the more beguiling.
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About a decade ago, a storm damaged many of the campers; Mr. Slayton says the community pulls together to support residents who have died or who have lost loved ones.
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That path is the World Boxing Super Series — a tournament that pulls together eight of the top competitors in a single weight class and aligns them in a knockout competition.
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The program, known as FireMap, pulls together real-time information about topography, flammable materials and weather conditions, among other variables, from giant government data sets and on-the-ground sensors.
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Spotted by Bloomberg reporter Mark Bergen, "Conditions at Omaha" is a three-minute VR clip that pulls together four different local weather forecasts that aired in Omaha, Nebraska in the 1990s.
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The Montreal-based producer pulls together sounds from jazz, punk, hip-hop, shoegaze, and just about anything else lying around, and creates songs that range from outright noise to pop gems.
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If the flavors and traditions seem to clash, this is an intentional idiosyncrasy that is not an opportunistic device, but a vehicle that pulls together difference through shared pleasure and food.
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The exhibition pulls together not only the work of the founders, but also that of a few of the group's early members: Sherman Beck, Napoleon Jones-Henderson, Omar Lama, and Carolyn Lawrence.
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This supercut pulls together all the past winners into a nice little reminder of how much has changed in the field, and how much visual effects changed the way movies are made.
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In the meantime, I spoke with Aléatoire about his production and songwriting techniques, and tried to get to the bottom of how he pulls together such memorable songs from such scattered influences.
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The new Military and Veterans Hub pulls together the existing resources, and a new partnership with SCORE offers mentor-matching and skills-training for veterans who are interested in starting a business.
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This exhibition, which pulls together the wide scope of media he is interested in, features pulped outmoded books, deconstructed sports equipment, manipulated law books, pulped paper paintings, and fine art print portfolios.
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But Keith Jarrett adapts, espousing a personal brand of barrelhouse folk-pop pianism that pulls together the warmth of Appalachian music, the insistence of rock and the stubborn intellectualism of free improvisation.
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The Assistant is a Siri-like interface that pulls together a number of features that Android devices have already been able to do, making them a little bit easier for users to access.
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Enjoying support from AARP, financial services providers and numerous other stakeholders helping Americans prepare for retirements that could last decades, RESA pulls together a variety of proposals that have been around Capitol Hill.
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In the 600-square-foot section, Kohl's pulls together a curated mix of its national brands like Levi (LEVI), Nike (NKE) and Champion, as well as a few of its in-house clothing lines.
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Facebook is celebrating that growth and the program's five-year anniversary with a new book, Open Form, which pulls together 225 of the pieces (the number created as of May 2017) under one binding.
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Unlike the rest of England, however, he takes to his typewriter, and pulls together a scathing response accusing the monarchy of losing its magic, and predicts that it won't survive this post-war future.
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A spreadsheet, rumored to have been compiled by researchers within the party, pulls together allegations of sexual misconduct by almost 40 Conservative MPs (they have 316 seats in total), some of them cabinet members.
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Through her reporting, Thomas pulls together disparate geopolitical and anthropological threads to compose a gripping narrative of the complex world we live in, and how it's changed the way we dress through the decades.
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While the Netflix dramedy shares some similarities with misfit sports movies — where a ragtag group of athletes pulls together to beat the odds and win the day — the characters and their situations are more complicated.
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He doesn't consider himself a DJ, so for inspiration, he looked to a radio show hosted by fellow LA musician Jimi Hey called Rainbow Jail that pulls together strange pop-inflected music from the past.
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In nautical terms, "all hands on deck" means that everyone on board — from the cooks in the mess to the mechanics in the engine room — pulls together to stave off a natural or manmade emergency.
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Josh Constine pulls together the rebirth of Houseparty, the integration of Zoom into popular social networks and other trends today to elegantly explain the big picture: social tools actually being used like everyone had hoped(!).
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Yet this (fairly massive) 19953 biography by David Herbert Donald, a Harvard historian, pulls together much of the scholarship into a definitive single volume that views Lincoln's failings and fumbling as much as his achievements.
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It pulls together into one place all of the customer data from various systems, making it easier to understand how the customer interacts with you, with the goal of providing better experiences based on this knowledge.
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Olaniran pulls together the accessible charm of mainstream pop anthems with abrasive electronic tones and rapidfire rap verses, all the while coursing through topics like self-esteem and systemic racial violence and Taco Bell combo meals.
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It pulls together an armory based on items people already love using with motion controls, including conventional weapons, a crossbow, and a disc-throwing gun reminiscent of the science fiction frisbees in sports games RipCoil and Sparc.
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The note pulls together a wide range of top executives from tech companies, investment firms and the like, including Indiegogo, Greylock Partners, Casper, Birchbox, Foursquare, Warby Parker, LittleBits, Betaworks, Kickstarter, Lyft, Vine, Buzzfeed, Trello, Uber and Slack.
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Watch as Meade pulls together a full blown installation with a perfectly painted scale and toilet bowl — as well as a person — to create a real-life painting commenting on our obsession with weight loss and body image.
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Eric Boyd, corporate VP for AI at Microsoft, says the Virtual Assistant Accelerator pulls together some AI tools such as speech-to-text, natural language processing and an action engine into a single place to simplify bot creation.
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But the new regulation pulls together 25 separate laws — some dealing only with abortion services, some with advance directives, and many that had typically not been overseen by the department's Office for Civil Rights — into one broad framework.
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Zamna's data verification platform pulls together multiple stakeholders (airlines, governments, security agencies) with a way to validate and revalidate passenger identity and data (both biographic and biometric), and to securely establish data ownership — before passengers arrive at the airport.
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But it turns out there's more coming to the game than just tools for creative Mario fans: there's a whole new world to explore that pulls together elements from virtually every Mario game for a huge dose of nostalgia.
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Pounding, gnashing, jabbing and sneering — but also swerving suddenly into passages of intricate interplay — the English rock group Black Midi pulls together all the virtuosic and noisy impulses of post-punk, math-rock, jazz-rock fusion and progressive rock.
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Here are some of the things other people did that we liked: This exhaustive study of bike sharing in New York City is almost unwieldy, but you have to love all the data Todd Schneider pulls together, and it's visually stunning.
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In 20th Century Women he pulls together his visual and musical senses, together with the kind of careful editing music videos require, to evoke a mood as much as tell a story, including a soundtrack that spans the 20th century.
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Nozomu Matsumoto's Photocentrism is a truly baffling plunderphonics piece that pulls together all this baffling music—party rap, trance synths, blissful new age, screamo, and shreddy Satriani-esque guitar work—into an opaque collage that's hard to grasp all at once.
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Also keeping with international partnership, the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data pulls together support from more than 150 governmental, civic, and non-governmental organizations to develop innovative and accessible methods for exploring SDG progress through data collection and visualization.
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"The Unpunished Vice" pulls together his lived life and his reading life; what he cares about is giving the reader a sense of some of the authors he has enjoyed the most, and from whom he has learned the most.
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The show, held every two years, sprawls across two sites — one a columned pavilion in a public park, the Giardini, the other a set of former shipbuilding workshops in the Arsenale — and pulls together work by a huge number of artists.
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The collection he pulls together each year is celebrated at the Met Gala, the annual benefit in New York where celebrities and designers put forth their best effort to create outfits or ensembles that are both eye-catching and memorable.
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The video pulls together every "low culture" signifier––the muscle car, the stripper heels, the bikie Daddy––in the hope that together, they would lend some kind of authenticity to a track that's ultimately a Nokia 7650 photo of a photocopy of Blackness.
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Chinese authorities make a big point out of the country being a collective that pulls together in a crisis, unlike the individual-focused societies of the West, but ultimately people know that it is the Party, not the country, that comes first.
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His plans for Poston are explored at the Noguchi Museum, where the exhibition Self-Interned, 21942: Noguchi in Poston War Relocation Center pulls together sculptures and archival documents that speak to Noguchi's experience at the camp and its enduring impact on his own art.
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I find myself following some people who have the funds to throw on Gucci shoes with the matching bag, but I'm someone who pulls together vintage designer pieces, mixes them with a funky oversized T-shirt, throw on some sneakers, and hope I look dope.
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You don't get all that much control over which stories prompt alerts and how often they come through, but there's an impressive level of customization when it comes to the topics that Flipboard pulls together for you, and a host of news sources to pore through.
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It pulls together in one place everything anyone needs to know about the Russian government's practice of throwing people in prison for who they are or what they believe – the how, the why, who the victims are and the terrible mistreatment to which they are subjected.
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The show is a big part of the recently launched streaming service, which pulls together a large catalog of the company's offerings, from comic books to classic films and television shows as well as discussion forums and a slew of original productions that will live on the service. Comicbook.
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Each movie solicits well-earned tears and turns on a profound crisis that can only be solved when the family pulls together, unity that works as a welcome and, in its underlying optimism, deeply moving metaphor for life in what too often feels like the Disunited States of America.
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MIT's freshly minted "The Work of the Future" report pulls together a great deal of superb recent research to show that, since the 1970s, less-educated workers have seen less and less opportunity in cities, even though many social scientists expected the demands for their services should be increasing.
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Dev Hynes' singular vision pulls together collaborators from Debbie Harry and Carly Rae Jepsen to poet Ashlee Haze and turns the pain of anyone who has ever felt they were less than anyone else because of the color or their skin, their gender or their sexuality into a joyful noise.
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The video pulls together tour footage and candid behind-the-scenes shots, and I can't help but think that this, like yesterday's 4/4 EP, is a stopgap gesture meant to keep his name warm during the court ordered work embargo keeping him on ice til his February parole violation sentencing.
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The company, which operates 313 of its Old Country Store and restaurants across the U.S. pulls together a core team of about 231 executives from human resources, loss prevention, security, communications, operations, facility services, information technology and other areas to respond to catastrophic events, said Janella Escobar, head of corporate communications.
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Tomorrow Factor by Rich Larson Rich Larson has become one of my favorite short story authors working right now (disclaimer: he provided a story for an anthology I edited, War Stories: New Military Science Fiction), and last year, he released a collection called Tomorrow Factory, which pulls together 23 of his recent short stories.
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Latzer acknowledges that there's a dearth of good data on all of these issues, but his book pulls together the scholarly work done despite the inadequate data to give a more systematic review of the research and fill in what we can learn and don't yet know about fighting and preventing massive crime waves.
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Even as the music industry has become more singles driven, YG—who has been no stranger to crafting hit singles in the past and staked his place in the LA scene as, essentially, a party rapper—doubled down on crafting a front-to-back album set in a single, self-contained sonic world that effortlessly pulls together the sounds of two and a half decades of California rap.
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Jenkins pulls together a rough comparison: Final corrected cost comparison:-NPV of 20 years of Quebec Hydro MWhs + Northern Pass transmission line construction: ~$4.7-5.9b-Equivalent MWh from utility-scale solar PV: ~$9b (assuming no grid upgrades)-Equivalent MWh from rooftop PV: ~$9.453b (assuming no grid upgrades) You can quibble about the exact numbers (check the thread for more discussion), but the point is that existing nuclear and hydro are both extremely cheap.
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