That could be at risk as the administration recalibrates its approach.
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"When something like WeWork happens, it recalibrates people a bit," he added.
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Each new movie that comes out recalibrates the way we think about film.
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She constantly calibrates and recalibrates, in a way that voters expect of their politicians.
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Au Naturel initially reads as "dirty," but also recalibrates the way we view sex.
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It recalibrates what we're used to, throwing it into disarray, amping it up, reframing it.
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She recalibrates as she goes, mentally applying the same steady pressure found in her chop.
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If the decision doesn&apost come directly from Ocean&aposs own internal compass, he recalibrates.
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But walking around and seeing that our employees are taking care of customers recalibrates that perception.
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Holup recalibrates this linear logic, scrubbing the land of its human marks and traces of culture.
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But as in a bouquet, they can be the small, primordial touch that recalibrates the whole.
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Built into that is a sense of being that recalibrates your relationships and interactions with other people.
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Additionally, you can adjust the pressure, which will pause the system for 10 seconds as it recalibrates.
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So when Apple replaces your screen, it simply recalibrates the new button to work with your existing phone.
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This effect can last long after you take kambo, perhaps because it recalibrates your brain's opioid and serotonergic systems.
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When she's scolded, she recalibrates her behavior and then slowly begins to win favor with her boss (Paul Sparks).
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You can also adjust the pressure, though this does pause the system for roughly 10 seconds as it recalibrates.
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Even the surface streets seem to have paused, a warm, damp stillness as the city recalibrates from evening to night.
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Once you take sugar away from your diet cold turkey, your palate recalibrates, and you start tasting natural sugars again.
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When sweetness versus energy is out of balance for a period of time, the brain recalibrates and increases total calories consumed.
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Angela Dufresne recalibrates the gender balances of Gustave Courbet's famous 1855 depiction of his Paris studio in a picture of comparably heroic scale.
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Just as the internet recalibrates the relationship of consumers vis-à-vis companies, so too it can restore power to citizens via-a-vis government.
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" Until the rest of society recalibrates its idea of what being a woman entails, forums will still be full of upset girls asking: "Why me?
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The new version, produced by Jennie Snyder Urman ("Jane the Virgin"), recalibrates it for the #MeToo era with a story of sexual harassment and vengeance.
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The company takes five exposures with each camera, checks the results, and then recalibrates until it's happy that the results produced adhere to its high expectations.
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The company recalibrates its legendary algorithms behind the scenes in order to boost engagement, its key metric, at all costs — at times at the expense of its users.
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Feeling her own feelings, thinking her own thoughts, Edna recalibrates her compass to point not to the torture of patriarchy but to her own pleasure, a new north.
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Not by filtering out the noise from the latest outrage, then calmly taking each policy change and feeding it into a mental equation that recalibrates their level of approval for the president.
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Once this note is played and the object moves in the direction determined by the note's frequency, the computer recalibrates and picks another note that will continue to move the object along the desired path.
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Though we don't know exactly how Apple recalibrates phones, Apple Geniuses told me that the machine is unable to bypass what's known as "iCloud Activation Lock," a security measure that bricks phones that have been reported as stolen.
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That twist, that Giancarlo Esposito's villainous character Moff Gideon somehow wields the funny looking lightsaber that any Clone Wars or Star Wars: Rebels fans would recognize as the legendary Darksaber, completely recalibrates what we know about his character.
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The $668 billion technology goliath has laid off a few hundred employees at its Seattle headquarters as it recalibrates its staffing while hiring heavily inside fast-growing business units like Alexa and Amazon Web Services, its increasingly important cloud-computing service.
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To keep up with these changing norms in every profession, I believe legislators on Capitol Hill should consider providing high school students with the option to learn computer coding under their foreign language requirements as Congress continually recalibrates the nation's approach to educations.
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Emily: What's fascinating about this episode's approach to the idea of nostalgia as a poison and Will's specific experiences as an antidote (because his experience of the past recalibrates our thoughts about said past) is that it's also an episode about Angela.
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Australia's economy, which has outperformed many rich world peers since the global financial crisis, has now entered a 27th straight year of growth, but the pace has slowed significantly as the country recalibrates following the end of a once-in-a-generation mining investment boom.
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In addition, the software also automatically recalibrates the PWI values for the peak, slope, reflow, and soak processes. By setting PWI values, engineers can ensure that the reflow soldering work does not overheat or cool too quickly.
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He conceals a note in Doc's coat warning him of his future death. Doc destroys it, refusing to know too much about his own destiny. Marty recalibrates the DeLorean to take him to just before Doc's death. The lightning strikes and Marty returns to 1985.
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It is a perversely infectious sugar high, rap that fundamentally recalibrates the brain's reward centers", praising the production and simplicity: "At its best—which is to say almost the entire thing, really—the album almost seems to suspend gravity. How does a rapper this basic pull off a project this electrifying? No, Carti's rapping isn't any better this time out. And no, it really doesn't matter.
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Perry reluctantly agrees, and Amps recalibrates the equipment for a mouse. Carter, initially supportive of the idea, becomes reluctant when it comes time to kill the mouse, which the others refused to let him name. The experiment is once again a failure. Carter and Devin give up for the day, but Amps convinces Perry to set up a second test on the same subject.
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Production of the Apollo started in October 2005. Soon after the first fully functioning road car made its way to Europe, the car became fully road-legal and was sold in various Gumpert dealerships. Very soon after, car reviewers praised the car's speed and cornering. During a review in Autocar magazine, chief test driver Matt Prior stated that "the Apollo recalibrates the meaning of pure speed and driving feel".
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After Clarke plans to leave on the wishes of her parents, Turing proposes marriage, which she accepts. During their reception, Turing confirms his homosexuality to Cairncross, who warns him to keep it secret. After overhearing a conversation with a female clerk about messages she receives, Turing has an epiphany, realising he can program the machine to decode words he already knows exist in certain messages. After he recalibrates the machine, it quickly decodes a message and the cryptographers celebrate.
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Objects can also be safely transferred into occupied space, as when Stardust instantly outfitted the Sixth Columnists with uniforms. Furthermore, the flash recalibrates and redirects the momentum of the object it transfers. This allows an object to match the relative velocity of its destination.Stardust was able to safely flash the President from a moving plane to the stationary White House in Washington D.C. Stardust's flash is also capable of affecting the momentum and vector of objects in its immediate vicinity.
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The process is iterative and once resilience actions have been implemented, local governments monitor impact through the tool, which recalibrates to identify next steps. Taking it further Resilience actions require the buy-in of all stakeholders and, in many cases, additional funding. With a detailed diagnostic, local governments can leverage the support of national governments, donors and other international organizations to work towards sustainable urban development. To date, this approach is currently being adapted in Barcelona (Spain), Asuncion (Paraguay), Maputo (Mozambique), Port Vila (Vanuatu), Bristol (United Kingdom), Lisbon (Portugal), Yakutsk (Russia), and Dakar (Senegal).
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The Helen and Stan Vine Canadian Jewish Book Awards were a Canadian program of literary awards, managed, produced and presented annually by the Koffler Centre of the Arts to works judged to be the year's best works of literature by Jewish Canadian writers or on Jewish cultural and historical topics."Jewish Book Awards will honour 9 authors". Canadian Jewish News, May 23, 2012. In December 2014, The Koffler Centre of the Arts announced that the Awards were being "put on hiatus for 2015 and will resume, invigorated and reinvented, in 2016" as the Koffler recalibrates and revamps several of its current programs.
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Ordering his troops to defend the Springfield base where he has hidden himself, Cobra Commander slaughters his control team for the particle superweapon and takes shelter in a bunker as Duke arrives to disable the weapon, now aimed at the U.S. capital. As he gloats about his victory, Duke recalibrates the weapon to fire at Springfield instead, and Cobra Commander desperately tries to escape the nigh- indestructible bunker that Duke had forced shut as Springfield is decimated. Despite this, Cobra Commander was found to be missing from said bunker when Duke made a return to the site. Cobra Commander was voiced by Charlie Adler.
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Launched on 3 February 2009, and originally planned to run for seven days, the site received more than 30,000 hits in the first 24 hours and over 1 million hits in the first two months. The premise of the hoax is that software downloaded from the website recalibrates the user's computer monitor or mobile phone to produce ultraviolet rays, after promising to give the user a skin analysis. Described as a "revolutionary new online tanning service" that promises an all-year tan, upon activating the "five-minute free tan trial", bars from a sunbed flash on the screen followed by the message "Don't be fooled, UV exposure can kill", and then by images depicting the victims of sun damage. The advertisement was shown on 75 screens in 11 stations on the London Underground, where it was projected to be seen by up to 1.7 million commuters.
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This is due partly to the brightness enhancement of the opposition surge; the Moon at quarter phase is only one-tenth as bright, rather than half as bright, as at full moon. Additionally, color constancy in the visual system recalibrates the relations between the colors of an object and its surroundings, and because the surrounding sky is comparatively dark, the sunlit Moon is perceived as a bright object. The edges of the full moon seem as bright as the center, without limb darkening, because of the reflective properties of lunar soil, which retroreflects light more towards the Sun than in other directions. The Moon does appear larger when close to the horizon, but this is a purely psychological effect, known as the moon illusion, first described in the 7th century BC. The full Moon's angular diameter is about 0.52° (on average) in the sky, roughly the same apparent size as the Sun (see ).
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