Billions of dollars would be required to reconfigure these facilities.
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Yet expecting Congress unilaterally to reconfigure the deal is unrealistic.
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He wanted painting to reconfigure our perception of the world.
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And that's actually pretty impressive for an attempt to reconfigure Qwerty.
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State lawmakers were ordered to reconfigure congressional districts by Jan. 24.
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I'm working hard to repair and reconfigure my relationship with food.
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If they reconfigure the suit, that would take significantly more time.
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Some areas had to reconfigure themselves to learn this new skill.
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Kincaid reminds us that, at any moment, we can always reconfigure.
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Since 1850, there have been roughly 200 unsuccessful attempts to reconfigure California.
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The FCC has not yet granted SpaceX permission to reconfigure its satellites.
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Do you feel like this record can "reconfigure things" in that way?
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Reconfigure: This ability triggers Bastion's transformation from Recon to Sentry and back again.
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It was a pain to reconfigure it to different Wi-Fi networks, however.
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Losing the Norian House did not stifle Brewster's vision to reconfigure the world.
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Can we make apps harder to reconfigure by an abuser for illicit ends?
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The cube is modular, so you can reconfigure it according to your needs.
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Google had to reconfigure Glass for business purposes partly because it was creepy.
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United has stated that it plans to reconfigure 21 planes with the layout.
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Krickstein had to wait more than two decades to reconfigure an old conversation.
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Even offline, artificial intelligence is poised to reconfigure, and perhaps intensify, geopolitical competition.
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There is a way that great art can reconfigure things right alongside politics.
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Forcing companies to reconfigure their supply chains would threaten the viability of their businesses.
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The company did, however, have plans to reconfigure the Louisville Assembly Plant by 2018.
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He died in India the following year, trying to reconfigure the country's financial system.
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The city will spend $303 million to create or reconfigure an additional 20 schools.
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The musicians decided how they'd reconfigure Piko Taro's song during a three-hour jam session.
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In Big Movez Survivor, we want people to totally reconfigure the tribal dynamics every week.
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The court will reconfigure the map districts itself if Texas decides not to fix them.
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All told, the Trump presidency is poised to reconfigure our constitutional structure of accountability forever.
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Chicago has already spent billions of dollars to reconfigure and extend runways at the airport.
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It was not unlike hallucinating, of watching something seemingly solid slowly pull apart and reconfigure.
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It's to reconfigure them, rewriting the equations by which one is currently living one's life.
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Get beds with built-in drawers, she said, or reconfigure the closet to fit shelves.
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The airline also said it would reconfigure how it serves in-flight meals and snacks.
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And what do the Palestinians stand to gain from a plan to reconfigure the conflict?
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It added it had flexibility to reconfigure supply chains to address changes in applicable laws.
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Without a driver behind the wheel, there are lots of opportunities to reconfigure a car's interior.
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Too many people have no choice but to reconfigure their lives around a loved one's disability.
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They propose to reconfigure a chip's communications so that they need almost no power to work.
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Her drawings reconfigure apathetically-posed models and digital age personalities into frozen statues of temporary exhibitionism.
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Investors tend to give new bosses some leeway to reconfigure their firms and castigate previous management.
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Farther afield, it must reconfigure its role in the world and its relations with other countries.
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And I think what needs to happen is we need to reconfigure the entire value chain.
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Two mechanical beavers move along winding tracks, which visitors can reconfigure using a panel of 24 knobs.
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American companies that have used China as a production base would struggle to reconfigure their supply chains.
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You may have to sign back in to every website, and you may have to reconfigure things.
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Or they may not want to take the time to reconfigure things, when what they have works.
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Today I froze water and used this technology to reconfigure the environment encapsulating my Zacapa and Coke.
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"Industries that restructure and reconfigure create lots of fees and it's important to be there," said Hahn.
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It will give Mr. Baan a chance to reconfigure the museums' collections in a more logical way.
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Walls slide and reconfigure to suggest other scenes, including the Tower of London, where Roberto winds up.
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In the case of McKendrick, resentment inspires her to reconfigure a particular style, inverting its original meaning.
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Tying tokens to data explicitly creates a world of new options to reconfigure how apps are built.
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They're tiny magnetic balls that you can break apart, reconfigure, and otherwise mold, mash, and build with.
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But Meghan's interview also provides grounds to reconfigure our ideas of strength, or at least broaden them.
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Can you tell when uncomfortable twinges strike your body, and do they nudge you to reposition and reconfigure?
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With only three months left, the co-founders spent two months figuring out how to reconfigure the business.
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Smartphone manufacturers can, after all, reconfigure their operating systems however they want or equip them with additional software.
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If Ehrlich and Portnow can't understand those thoughts and reconfigure their box accordingly, then I have a suggestion.
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This limits the ability of, say, a small factory to switch between jobs or reconfigure if demand increases.
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In other words, an open office can reconfigure employee networks, which obviously can change the way teams work.
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Sources familiar with the Eurofighter said it was possible to reconfigure the European jet to carry nuclear bombs.
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Mr. Ailes urged Mr. Trump to reconfigure the campaign's leadership, according to a Republican briefed on the meeting.
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We can reconfigure our priorities, valuing people's abilities to lead dignified lives over their obligations to repay debt.
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The NGR also has a number of field hospitals and the capability to reconfigure buildings to treat patients.
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The real success comes from suburbs that can reconfigure themselves, which begins with more density and relevant retail.
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Everything is on wheels, including large flat files, so I can reconfigure the studio at a moment's notice.
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India's 200,000 cash dispensers could not handle the new, smaller, notes and it would take weeks to reconfigure them.
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The folks over at XDA have detailed a way to reconfigure it to launch Google Assistant (or anything else).
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No matter how private the scene, there are always eavesdroppers nearby, waiting to spread and reconfigure the latest rumors.
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With VR, we're going to have to adjust our taste and reconfigure what our brains immediately consider "good" cinematography.
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In fact, Instagram had to reconfigure the entire app to support languages that are written from right to left.
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"We offer our existing infrastructure, our partner puts up capital, we reconfigure it and become joint owners," he said.
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This allowed us some flexibility to reconfigure the platform to how journalists and the community would engage with it.
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Once the device is reset, an attacker does not need a password to reconfigure the device in any way.
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Our ability to reconfigure our collective existence in response to changing environmental conditions has been our greatest adaptive trait.
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It may also reconfigure its seating arrangement to comply with social distancing ... or, worst-case scenario, shut down altogether.
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But pulling Canada into the storyline more completely also allows the show to reconfigure the story's different scene partners.
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Switching to another provider now could cost the company double that to migrate data, reconfigure systems and retrain employees.
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Batchlor's much smaller MLK Community Hospital in Los Angeles can also reconfigure beds, but that may not be enough.
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Better yet, you can reconfigure the controller's settings on-the-fly, assigning specific prompts to the buttons you want.
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These waves reconfigure the wiring of the brain—rehearsing its future circuits, strengthening and loosening the connections between neurons.
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Click here to view original GIFInSight can lift and lower the tether to reconfigure its position on the Martian surface.
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Lift-Bit can endlessly reconfigure into a traditional sofa, a series of sofa-nodes, a chaise longue, or a bed.
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"We are basically trying to materially reconfiguring the Earth so that we won't have to reconfigure our economy," Nyberg said.
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"The growth in online retailing is causing retailers and their delivery partners to fundamentally reconfigure their supply chain," Sleath said.
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"We had to reconfigure all the propellant systems," CEO Elon Musk told The Verge in a direct message on Twitter.
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The clear imperative for federal race policy, by Moynihan's lights, was to reconfigure Black social relations at the household level.
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History shows that leaders perish and groups evolve -- and could reconfigure to fill vacuums like the one emerging in Syria.
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Mesh networks reconfigure the typical hub-and-spoke model of the internet into a more diffuse method of internet access.
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A weightier point concerns the way the new rules would reconfigure the relationship between formal and informal candidate selection processes.
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Adidas also seems to value the ability the Speedfactories have to reconfigure production lines based on changes in customer demand.
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A life-changing event can crack everything wide open and lets you reconfigure yourself and how you see other people.
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It's a way to internalize something and reconfigure it, re-process it, and try to always get to another place.
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Good posture doesn't radically reconfigure alignment of the spine so much as it makes minor but important adjustments, Fischer adds.
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The processor can adapt, learn and reconfigure in real time, and is 10,000 times more energy efficient than conventional chips.
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It's now out in the open that the platform is looking at how to reconfigure its fee and payment systems.
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SAMHSA's Policy Lab will lead the effort to reconfigure its approach to identifying and disseminating evidence-based practice and programs.
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Whitford, which could reconfigure American elections by deciding whether gerrymandering, the practice of redrawing districts for political gain, is unconstitutional.
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And yet any group that unleashes a tool that could reconfigure an entire species is bound to encounter serious opposition.
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Inside Iraq, a vote for independence will reconfigure the relationship with Baghdad as a just agreement between two sovereign nations.
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On the Austin course, for instance, the gates featured logos of checkered flags that required MAVLab to reconfigure its code.
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We can use software to reconfigure the factory to produce many different types of the rocket at the same time.
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He had a lot of momentum going, so I just decided to support him and reconfigure myself and find myself.
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All it takes is tweaking one of five basic parameters and the arrays reconfigure their circuits and produce a working gait.
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Selling to employees eliminates the need to find an outside buyer who may want to reconfigure the business or eliminate jobs.
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NASA decided that Koch and Hague will wear the suits that are already prepared, rather than reconfigure the spacesuits before Friday.
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In his own speech Trump promised to bring back jobs to Americans, slash taxes, and drastically reconfigure international free trade agreements.
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For example, you can reconfigure your phone to grayscale, meaning everything on the screen will be displayed in black and white.
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The world's largest passenger plane, the Airbus A380, is offering to reconfigure its economy cabin layout to squeeze in more passengers.
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The product basically makes communications network more easy to manage and reconfigure using software and with less need to replace hardware.
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In most versions, with destruction and death is all around, there's more to be done than just reconfigure your survival routines.
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Other Chinese refiners are looking to reconfigure their plants so they could buy and process U.S. oil, one trade source said.
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The smart thing season two has done is subtly reconfigure itself as a story about a busted love triangle among friends.
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The performers will personally push you this way and that as they reconfigure a set made up of towers and scaffolding.
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One aim of the practice has been to reconfigure electoral boundaries to transfer redundant votes from safe districts into swing districts.
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I found that the 5G hub integrated seamlessly with my Netgear Orbi setup, without the need for me to reconfigure anything.
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The goal is to reconfigure the news report so that it aligns with the range of digital offerings audiences now expect.
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"You take malware that someone else has created, analyze it, and then reconfigure it so you can redeploy it," Wardle says.
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These slightly unlikely juxtapositions were a testament to how quickly the internet can reconfigure young people's tastes, and an artist's life.
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This is in keeping with tradition: New presidents regularly reconfigure the council to fit their management style and national security priorities.
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We had a painful conversation about how she would have to reconfigure her life in order to afford this critical medication.
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Mobile easel and chairs enable me to reconfigure the space when needed, to set up larger horizontal projects on portable tables.
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You might have to sign into your Apple account again and reconfigure some settings the first time you boot up iOS 11.
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The city spent 16 months and $3.1 million to reconfigure the intersection of Bosworth and Diamond streets in the Glen Park neighborhood.
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Mr Lee reckons that managers at MNCs must now build new skills as they reconfigure supply chains for a "bumpy" new world.
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Once triggered, Lift-Bit will endlessly reconfigure into a traditional sofa, a series of sofa-nodes, a chaise longue, or a bed.
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Utilities have been forced to reconfigure their businesses in response to the government's Energiewende policy, which directs them to pivot towards renewables.
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Another eight states await approval from the Trump administration for similar work requirements that will fundamentally reconfigure the 50-year-old program.
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The system must reconfigure itself for each new user, since just as everyone speaks a bit differently, all ASL users sign differently.
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Then, once inside the body, the capsules enclosing the robots dissolve, allowing the devices to unfold, reconfigure themselves and get to work.
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Imagine a hacker using the links to secretly reconfigure a Slack desktop app to send all downloaded files to an outside server.
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He has literally and figuratively broken up Op's dependence on rigid forms in order to reconfigure them, push them into new territory.
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CONS The buyer will likely want to reconfigure the narrow layout, because the bedrooms are small and don't have their own closets.
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A plan to reconfigure the conflict would dramatically reduce Israel's control over the Palestinians and do so without putting Israel in danger.
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" He said urgent action was required to reconfigure markets to put people and the planet "at the heart of global value creation.
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It's the administration's latest move to reconfigure Medicaid to discourage enrollment by able-bodied adults and prioritize care for the most vulnerable.
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In the process, it missed an opportunity to reconfigure for the postcolonial age a liberalism forged during the high noon of imperialism.
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In his efforts to reconfigure political institutions in favor of the less well-off, FDR famously embraced the hatred of the rich.
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Piece by mundane piece, through new appliances and public works, the city will have to reconfigure itself to survive in the changing climate.
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The CFPB in February released a new five-year "strategic plan" that would seek to limit the agency's powers and reconfigure its goals.
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Those external forces are continuing to reconfigure Uber's business — and in Europe at least to make it better mesh with local civic values.
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The astronauts did not have time to reconfigure the second medium-sized suit, and one of the large-sized spacesuits was already available.
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Homeland Security officials had started in June to reconfigure the two Texas centers, after mothers and children had spent long months in confinement.
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It's fitted with casters that allow it to be slid out of the way so the occupants can reconfigure the space as required.
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"CHASE aims to prototype components that enable network owners to reconfigure sensors…at machine speed with appropriate levels of human supervision," Roberts writes.
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The best reconfigure homegrown specialties, such as a sorbet made from red Terrano wine, or a creamy potica gelato based on walnut cake.
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The results were rocky at first—it required Reeve to completely reconfigure the offense and a host of accomplished Olympians to buy in.
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Her more devilish features—that toothy grin, those cat-like eyes—instantly reconfigure just what it is we may remember her as being.
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Kerr said he became a better player while with Jordan not just in basketball terms, but because Jordan helped to mentally reconfigure Kerr.
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The county plans to reconfigure the systems after the primary to disable the USB ports or otherwise prevent anyone from booting from them.
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Mr. Hanna wanted to reconfigure the factory for today's manufacturers, but after a year of trying, he was unable to generate enough interest.
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Now, the Yankees have time to rest, plan and reconfigure their roster for the Championship Series, which is scheduled to start on Saturday.
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Mr. Bachler also plans to reconfigure the 10-day event to make it more immersive, with offerings from morning until late at night.
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The most immediate use of 5G is "network slicing" to rapidly deploy and reconfigure specialized networks for financial, health care and other applications.
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If you do need to reconfigure your setup later, Ikea sells lots of coordinating accessories so you can build on what already have.
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Vistara initially focused on domestic business travelers, but had to reconfigure its aircraft after a year, to replace pricier seats with cheaper ones.
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Instead, a pregnancy and conversations about the ethics of contraception and abortion reconfigure the play as a story about the choices women make.
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In court papers, Chiang replied that, even if he wanted to comply, he would need ten months to reconfigure the state's computer system.
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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation had bought the townhouse where he lived and the one behind it and wanted to reconfigure the property.
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The supermajority's surprise attacks slash the prerogatives of the incoming governor and reconfigure the state's court system to fend off challenges to legislators' power.
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Goldberg said the biggest mistake an investor can make is trying to reconfigure an entire investment portfolio to suit the trend of the moment.
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The president can use military force without Congress; she can damage or reconfigure alliances without Congress; she can condemn or sanction adversaries without Congress.
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The court also agreed with the lower-court finding that lawmakers used race, not politics, to reconfigure the 28503th District now held by Rep.
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But visitors will not actually see her reconfigure the boxes or their contents, and that's precisely the point: to underscore the invisibility of labor.
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These recordings can't be overridden in the moment, but users can reconfigure their Nest settings to disable all recordings (or simply unplug the devices).
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Most of the competitors, including Pedersen, didn't think they could reconfigure their weapons quickly to accept the larger ammunition, but the Garand team could.
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Video game enthusiasts and hackers are joining forces to break down, chop up, and reconfigure retro games and consoles in previously undreamt-of ways.
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They accused him of fearmongering in order to delay or at least reconfigure the March 31 election that he had seemed certain to lose.
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The new designation for Mr. Bossert may suggest a desire by the new administration to reconfigure the national security apparatus at the White House.
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According to its creator, software developer Virgil Dupras, Collapse OS is what the people of the future will need to reconfigure their scavenged iPhones.
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The house tested Dixon's skills as a designer, but it also inspired him to reconfigure his studio and staff to better accommodate architectural commissions.
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The results could leave hundreds of billions of dollars of foreign investments as stranded assets if multinationals are forced to reconfigure their supply networks.
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According to two sellers, Amazon is scheduled to send a representative to visit their warehouse and help reconfigure the layout and general fulfillment process.
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In order to slow the economy down and not wreak havoc, he said, we have to reconfigure our ideas about the entire economic system.
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The argument from some small business advocates is that these companies have less ability and time to reconfigure supply chains ahead of the June increase.
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Administrative privileges from the hacked account were used to, among other things, reconfigure the r/btc subreddit so it pointed to its rival, r/bitcoin.
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According to Deckel, people who have been chronically abused, typically in situations with no viable escape, may "reconfigure the mind" into different parts or personalities.
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The project's name derives from the word "kinetic," referring to the their movement as they reconfigure into different patterns, keeping the clothing designs ever changing.
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It is not immediately clear how a separate gallery for Native art can reconfigure the dynamics and hierarchy of the museum, let alone American art.
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For jurisdictions that have recently purchased electronic machines, it's often possible to reconfigure them to at least produce paper records that allow for meaningful review.
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Across the industry, similar declines in print advertising coupled with the shift to digital and, increasingly, mobile, are driving newspaper companies to reconfigure their newsrooms.
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As Eliza Brooke has written for Vox, bankruptcy offers an opportunity for a company to restructure while continuing to operate, suspend, or reconfigure debt payment.
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Mr. Myint says he will reconfigure the Apocalypse Burger for the Perennial's new menu, making it bigger and serving it on a squid-ink bun.
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The startup eventually hopes to fly its own modules to the ISS in a few years, then later reconfigure them into a private space station.
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Jean-Michel Aulas, the president of Olympique Lyon, for one, has suggested France would do well to reconfigure its league calendar to incorporate a Dec.
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So Britain's executive will be staring down its legislature, while the EU helpfully says it can reconfigure the deal to suit the will of MPs.
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But her enlistment of police was racially strategic, meant to marshal existing stereotypes of blacks to reconfigure her space and dispense with a black person.
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They compel the AMNH to establish an independent Decolonization Commission, demanding the museum reconfigure its racial stereotyping and demeaning ethnographic displays of non-White people.
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These facilities are hard to detect and easy to reconfigure, so without regular inspections and monitoring, the possibility of a clandestine nuclear weapons program remains.
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Once in awhile, developer Blizzard will introduce a new continent or reconfigure an existing location, but all players are guests in the world that Blizzard created.
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Similarly, the grounding has caused major headaches for airlines, which have been forced to reconfigure their schedules and change plans for new routes and capacity growth.
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Not only can these materials capture and relay data to the cloud, they also can reconfigure themselves on-the-fly to react to changing environmental conditions.
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This shapeshifting sofa can reconfigure itself into a seat, a couch, a bed, or even an end table, all with a few flicks of your iPad.
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They also totally fail to see that Lucan's political epics "work as spaces to reconfigure agency and the political (or philosophical) self," as Regler put it.
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A year ago, he endorsed Mr. Abadi's plan to reconfigure Baghdad's ethnic quota-based government system by appointing competent ministers, slashing bloated payrolls and battling corruption.
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In October there will be an epochal vote about a constitutional change that would reconfigure Italy's Parliament, and Renzi has staked his government on its success.
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Decisions that could radically reshape tech business models, reconfigure the competitive landscape and change the relationship between Internet users and the content and services they consume.
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There are many ways to reconfigure a road, but the vast majority of road diets in the US convert four-lane roads into three-lane roads.
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REX We expected a very dynamic ice surface, with lots of cracks and pressure ridges forming that would force us to reconfigure our research camp frequently.
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The country has seen a jump in approved foreign direct investments as the trade war prompted manufacturers to reconfigure their supply chains, according to official data.
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She is not a purist: Her chicken-and-broccoli dumplings reconfigure the familiar flavors of Chinese-American stir-fry, even making use of the crunchy stems.
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The Cubs used Thursday's day off to reconfigure their pitching rotation, flip-flopping the top of the lineup to give left-hander Jon Lester the start Friday.
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Topographical studies will be the foundation for a series of models to introduce form and structure into a given place to intensify and reconfigure its spatial dynamics.
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In India, which by 2050 will host the world's largest Muslim population, they are funding mosques and training imams to reconfigure historic religious practices along Wahhabi lines.
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Should you move furniture or otherwise reconfigure a space, the i73+ will adjust its map the next time it runs a cleaning job and update its database.
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While Lang is exploring the quantum realm, he's warned to look out for time vortexes, whose name implies that if he passes through, could reconfigure time itself.
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This could end up helping with electrification abroad, too, since it'll help automakers reconfigure their operations to focus on developing EV tech and electric-specific vehicle designs.
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But you can reconfigure their balance-sheets as if all their R&D in the past had been recognised as an asset with a 20-year life.
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"With a cloud, you can pretty much reconfigure some applications that you deliver much more easily than you do in a fixed data center," Adiba told me.
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The service doesn't lock you into a contract or charge you ridiculous fees should you change your mind, allowing you to reconfigure your plan whenever you need.
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And if you happen to have data and minutes left from the previous month when you reconfigure, it all rolls over to the next for your consumption.
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The effects of these developments will likely impact additional industries, which in turn will need to reconfigure their own architecture to accommodate the demands of the consumers.
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Movable, adjustable shelves let you reconfigure the bag on the fly, and comfortable, well-designed padding and straps make it easy to carry even when it's full.
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Firms must reconfigure their transaction monitoring programs to identify the emergent, multi-dimensional money laundering and terrorism finance methods that are defeating today's rules-based detection scenarios.
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But without saying exactly how that might be achieved, given the overarching thrust being to reconfigure the NHS to be mobile-first, tech-enabled and tech-fuelled.
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In August, ADM said it would reconfigure its Peoria, Illinois, ethanol dry mill to produce higher-margin industrial and beverage alcohol and fuel for the export market.
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It may be that Soulé himself shared the anxieties of a new, urban, postwar society eager to reconfigure old distinctions between different kinds of money and status.
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Judge Taranto: And, anytime there has been a seeming other-outlier you've engaged the power to reconfigure the panel so as to get the result you want?
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Suiting, it seems, is already a type of shapewear for men—a kind that seeks to gently camouflage our bodies, and not reconfigure them through brute force.
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So we start with the notion of even the most successful businesses need to cannibalize and break themselves and reconfigure to create value on a go-forward basis.
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He uses basic, a computer programming language, as Mike tells us, to reconfigure the locks in the lab, which shut down as soon as the power went out.
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The company said Tuesday that it will reconfigure its Peoria, Illinois, ethanol dry mill to produce higher-margin industrial and beverage alcohol and fuel for the export market.
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But CRAFTS aims to be the first survey that simultaneously collects data for such a broad spectrum of scientists—without having to pause to reconfigure its single receiver.
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We are determined to take necessary actions to improve the performance of Sears Holdings and will leverage our lease optionality to reconfigure our stores and reduce capital obligations.
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JetBlue has currently retrofit about 20 of its existing A320 planes with a new cabin, and expects to reconfigure the remaining 80–90 by the end of 2020.
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The stores also lack dividing walls once inside, making the space feel more open and making it easier for employees to reconfigure inventory as it comes and goes.
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Musical greats like Philip Glass and Nigel Kennedy have tried their hand at reworking The Four Seasons, but Anno instead aims to recontextualize, rather than reconfigure, Vivaldi's work.
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She quickly brought in three judges previously rejected by the court, and she moved to immediately reconfigure how panels of judges were selected to sit on specific cases.
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It has often pushed back on pressure to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. by noting that the complexities of the supply chain make it difficult to reconfigure.
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The frame's design makes Delaktig endlessly configurable—so long as you have stuff to reconfigure it with, which you will, if you buy things from Ikea and Tom Dixon.
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Let's take a look at what's at stake with these new forthcoming regulations:Article 28This section of the directive will completely reconfigure websites' responsibilities when it comes to enforcing copyrights.
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Though the idea to reconfigure your favorite contour has been kicking around YouTube for awhile, an army of new Instagram posts tagged with #DIYEOS detail the process in seconds.
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Although this is lower than their original demand of 85%, it could still cause disruption as car companies either reconfigure their supply chains or suck up non-NAFTA tariffs.
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Residents shared their needs for the train—some said their jobs or doctors were in Manhattan— and explained how this shutdown will force them to reconfigure their daily schedules.
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I spoke about this purity fetish to Nigella Lawson, whose guilt-free approach to eating helped to reconfigure my attitude to food when I was at my most vulnerable.
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When you toggle back and forth between tasks, the neural networks of your brain must backtrack to figure out where they left off and then reconfigure, Dr. Miller said.
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The purple 2,000 rupee notes are smaller that India's existing banknotes, and it also will take up to three weeks to reconfigure the country's 200,000 ATMs to handle them.
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Despite efforts to reconfigure the launcher from the ground, Arianespace later confirmed it had suffered a "major anomaly" and apologized to the UAE for the loss of its payload.
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"The type of change that will reconfigure the financial system to be tilted towards people, not the institutions serving them, will be hard," Mr. Disparte said in a statement.
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By keeping incumbent senators tied to Washington, the majority leader forces vulnerable Democrats — and Republicans — to reconfigure their campaign schedules or weigh the consequences of skipping out on work.
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As we drastically reconfigure the land and climate, we undercut the environmental knowledge we have collectively gathered and curtail our own (and our children's) possibilities for freedom and security.
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In a blog post, Adversis said Box administrators should reconfigure the default access for shared links to "people in your company" to reduce accidental exposure of data to the public.
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Finance Minister Anton Siluanov told the Rossiya 24 TV channel the government was considering how to reconfigure the tax system to end what he called preferential treatment for high earners.
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These options would reconfigure how veterans receive care, while allowing those veterans who are satisfied with their current VHA care to remain in the existing system using the new VACO.
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The ECB said last week it would reconfigure its bond-buying scheme at the start of 2017, introducing changes that suggested it would focus purchases on short-dated government bonds.
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The Commission was concerned customers of the information and news provider were locked in indefinitely because replacing the Reuters Instrument Codes was too costly to rewrite or reconfigure software applications.
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"The plan is to focus our financial resources on these three axis, the rotation of our assets will help us reconfigure our portfolio," Camus said on a call with reporters.
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The rest of the book, it seems, will concern their effort to put down roots, heal their wounds, and find some way to repair and reconfigure their traumatized little family.
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Indeed, in this case, attackers could reconfigure vulnerable routers to control and redirect consumers' Web traffic, and could gain unauthorized access to thousands of people's personal files on attached storage devices.
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Incorporating film, sculpture, photography, installation, and events like the mobile festival Station to Station, Aitken's immersive environments reconfigure the overlapping milieus of art, music, and media with Hollywood-style production values.
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Walmart's wage hike comes as retailers focus on customer service and reconfigure how they use their brick-and-mortar stores to compete with the fast delivery and convenience that Amazon offers.
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Sometimes that involves developing applications on top of the platform to extend its capabilities, and sometimes, it's a matter of giving admins a set of tools to reconfigure parts the product.
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The unit also comes with a large styrofoam base, and you can reconfigure the pieces used in the drone to make a hovercraft that zips over smooth ground or calm water.
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"As retailers reconfigure their supply chain to accommodate the shift in consumer behavior, the requirement for warehousing space will increase substantially," Stag Industrial CEO Ben Butcher told CNBC earlier this year.
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These lofts, Sidewalk Labs indicates, would ideally be "flexible"—that is, outfitted with removable wall panels that would allow developers and landlords to reconfigure and convert spaces as they see fit.
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The new setting disables that quick tap hub launching feature, though Samsung doesn't appear to have given users the ability to reconfigure it to launch different apps, an oft requested update.
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Differences over how to reconfigure the auto industry have slowed progress on retooling the North American Free Trade Agreement, with Mexico showing some flexibility but refusing to completely meet U.S. demands.
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But spring is more traditional for galas, and the threat of the coronavirus has many theaters scrambling to reschedule or reconfigure events that bring in a sizable chunk of their income.
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But Jupiter ends up falling for Courtney while he forges a connection with Rae over a childhood trauma, and the dynamics among the three of them change and reconfigure several times.
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"It all stems from the attempt to reconfigure what seems to be a broken game," said Toni Reavis, a prominent American commentator who has proposed a return to the imperial system.
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Robotic factories are a powerful tool but difficult to quickly reconfigure or repurpose, since it takes specialty knowledge to set up racks of robotic arms, computer vision systems, and so on.
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The company has already invested $9-10 million of the projected $80 million cost, according to its own estimates, and will now need to look at ways to reconfigure its plans.
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The last few years have seen the city's skyline change at rapid pace as developers reconfigure the Tetris blocks of Manhattan's grid system into fancy real estate projects like Hudson Yards.
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More, when Leonardo posed a question soliciting suggestions on what might reconfigure or restore trust between police and the communities represented by the panel, Jones loudly denounced the question as invalid.
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"By reducing an algorithm into a series of laser pulses that push on the appropriate ions, we can reconfigure the wiring between these qubits from the outside," Debnath offers in a statement.
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The novel subtly explores the ways in which desire can reconfigure our best-laid plans, and its expansive outlook suggests how easily, in African-American life, hard-won privileges can be dissolved.
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The homes may have features like modular floor plans and interchangeable roofs, allowing them to "evolve and even reconfigure to the occupants' changing needs" — including, of course, renting out rooms through Airbnb.
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"In terms of the luxury market, more product is coming online as developers try to reconfigure them to meet the demand of a changed market when they hit the market," Miller said.
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Just as they did in France, Mr Macron's advisers want to reconfigure European politics to set advocates of openness and collaboration against populists and Eurosceptics, and seek partners who share this view.
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They may have to rebuy products and reconfigure their homes—which if you've ever had to set up smart home products, you know that it's an expensive and head-ache inducing process.
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If there was a way for you to share your music with a live audience but reconfigure the age-old notion of performance to be more comfortable, what would that look like?
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On Tuesday, the Bank of England said it would reconfigure its reporting lines and internal structures in order to better safeguard the governance of its code of conduct, compliance and disciplinary procedures.
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A Bloomberg report saying China has offered to ramp up imports from the United States in order to reconfigure trading relations between the two countries delivered an extra boost to equities on Friday.
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It's the idea that we shouldn't reconfigure our concepts to fit new or strange cases, adding criteria that aren't obviously related to the core definition of the concept or that obscure its meaning.
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The ending of Endgame and this era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Tony Stark is an opportunity to reconfigure the basic tenets of what these movies are and what this universe is.
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There is a need to transition the sources of and use of fuel and to reconfigure land use to respond to the climate change for which it is already too late to prevent.
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"To clarify, we have more than 22019 medium size spacesuit torso aboard, but to stay on schedule with @Space_Station upgrades, it's safer & faster to change spacewalker assignments than reconfigure spacesuits," the agency tweeted.
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The plane features an all-new cabin, virtually the same as the second phase of the airline's program to reconfigure its older A320 planes, but with a few tweaks unique to the A321neo
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In this exhibition of garments that radically reconfigure the human body, footwear that accepts no logic of what a shoe might be and uncozy furniture, Dadaism does seem an apt point of reference.
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Schoolwerth's paintings are captivating not necessarily because of the heady flag imagery or bright colors, but because they reconfigure form to create a tension that mirrors the political murkiness of the real world.
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Instead she argued that single payer was unlikely to pass Congress and questioned whether it was wise to reconfigure the health care system again so soon after passing the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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" "Not done with getting my picture taken (once an insufferable ham, always an insufferable ham) but done with allowing images that retouch and reconfigure my face and body to be released into the world.
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China, for example, has been the main beneficiary of globalization for decades but now, the mainland must review how to reconfigure its growth engine and focus on domestic instead of external demand, he noted.
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Previously, to access Express Wi-Fi, users would either have to open a mobile web browser or download an app from a local telecom company, which would ask them to reconfigure their phone settings.
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From the report (emphasis ours): The move, described by four people involved in the effort, requires thousands of Facebook employees to reconfigure how WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger function at their most basic levels.
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Talks between Sprint and T-Mobile over a possible blockbuster merger have come to a halt, both companies announced on Saturday, ending weeks of discussions that had the potential to reconfigure the mobile industry.
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Gravelle, who has a background in manufacturing automation, had been grappling with how to reconfigure warehouse space when he saw researcher Walter Tschinkel pour aluminum into an ant colony and then excavate the structure.
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With its ability to reconfigure itself for each show — and to rethink the physical and sensory interaction of audience and performers — the Armory has proved especially responsive to the growing appetite for immersive experiences.
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Dealing with topics including race, mass incarceration, autism, and the European migrant crisis, they might all be seen as "issue documentaries," movies that challenge the viewer to reconfigure the ways they understand the world.
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I wanted to present the flags as indistinguishable cross-pollinating visual symbols, to empty and reconfigure their purported intent — as symbols of state sovereignty and nationhood — in order to blur and transcend national borders.
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The Major Food players — Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi and Jeff Zalaznick — were left with the challenge of how, and how much, to reconfigure what had been a power dining setting for over 50 years.
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I've always been a sucker for fragments, where the harsh blade and the delicate patina of centuries reconfigure shapes and dimensions, add subtlety to surface, and glaze the beauty of age across pristine colors.
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El Niño, the climate cycle in the tropical Pacific Ocean that can reconfigure weather patterns, is slowly but steadily building for 2019 — but there is a component of it that is still missing in action.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Commission will announce new initiatives to reconfigure its capital markets union (CMU) project on June 7 to reflect Britain's decision to leave the bloc, a senior commission official said on Thursday.
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It's the biggest assignment in journalism: Take a set-in-its-ways 167-year-old news organization and reconfigure it radically so that it can compete on the global stage against countless young digital upstarts.
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There's a need for the industry to reconfigure and reset expectations to understand that the future is not about people strapping a high tech eggbox to their face and sweating alone in a darkened room.
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The district said it would pursue other remedies using already-approved funds to possibly reconfigure the front of the building, which has been a magnet for picture takers, and to enhance security around its perimeter.
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Family Trip Mode: The Zombie will reconfigure its body into a 1974 Ford Country Squire station wagon, including broken air-conditioning, seats stained from ketchup and chocolate milk shakes, and a nauseatingly sticky rear compartment.
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So I would stick to my advice to think selfishly: Be bold and specific about what it would really take to reconfigure the job you long to quit into a job you'd love to keep.
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But that will require automotive companies to reconfigure battery chemistry and vehicle electronics to accommodate the intense power demands of extremely fast charging, said Michael Berube, director of the Department of Energy's Vehicle Technologies Office.
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You run into a wall you didn't even know was there as action planet Mars clashes with Saturn, the planet of boundaries, but the new moon encourages you to start fresh and reconfigure major goals.
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But they said that Ambassador expressed a willingness to reimagine the space completely, and that that was persuasive; the show's designer will be allowed to reconfigure the theater and bring it down to 1,500 seats.
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With buyers in the European Union currently accounting for less than 20 percent of Christie's sales in London, the auction house, like its rival Sotheby's, said it had no plans to reconfigure its European operations.
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We sing to remember, we draw and break and reconfigure, we dance, we adorn the vessel that we are guaranteed to possess when all else disappears as though it never was ours to begin with.
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Users can now customize the controller as deeply as they can Valve's own Steam Controllers, allowing them to map custom functions to the DualShock's touchpad and gyroscope, as well as reconfigure the traditional buttons and joysticks.
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U.S. stocks steadily extended gains after a Bloomberg report said China had offered to go on a six-year buying spree to ramp up U.S. imports in order to reconfigure the relation between the two countries.
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Earlier this month, the ECB said it would reconfigure its bond-buying scheme at the start of 2017, introducing changes that suggested it would focus its purchases on the short end of euro zone government bonds.
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After concluding that the lawsuit was barred by the Anti-Injunction Act, Kavanaugh went on to add (gratuitously, perhaps) that Congress might later go on to reconfigure ObamaCare and make the individual mandate a (constitutional) tax.
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In 2016, the state-owned oil company presented a business plan that included the "Tolling coker Tula Alliance" project, as well as partnerships to improve operations and/or reconfigure the Tula, Salamanca and Salina Cruz refineries.
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Long term, there's a good chance NASA would have had to rethink its entire strategy, perhaps even reconfigure the Space Launch System to do relatively run-of-the-mill shuttles back and forth to the ISS.
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Why not give these seniors a "Golden Saddle" that would allow permittees to reconfigure their ranching operations without depending upon the increasing problematic use of public lands, invest in new enterprise, or ride comfortably into retirement?
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Rakuten's end-to-end cloud model 'virtualizes' not only the network core but its radio network also runs on software, making it easy to upgrade or reconfigure without having to go to vendors for bespoke solutions.
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What caught our attention: The company also announced they will be spending $50 million in expenditures to reconfigure their office space as they downsize, and some employees will have to temporarily relocate to offices in Midtown.
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A few highlights include Mr. Chin's recent "Unauthorized Collaboration" series, in which he cut apart old portrait paintings found in antique stores or bought on eBay to reconfigure formal portraiture into objects that critique cultural authority.
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"Tax reform is really hard because we're taking on myriad special interest provisions and groups," said Mr. Ryan, noting that such clashes are a primary reason efforts to reconfigure the tax code have failed since 1986.
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In response to that potential shortage, General Motors and Ford have both said they will help produce ventilators as various sectors of the US economy reconfigure themselves to help meet the surging demand for medical supplies.
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The cruise line was forced to reconfigure their travel destinations and itineraries following Trump's travel ban on the island nation, as the inaugural sailing and many subsequent voyages were scheduled to have a "Havana After Dark" component.
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Critics of the proposal argue that shifting the burden of rights liability onto platforms will flip them from champions to chillers of free speech, making them reconfigure their systems to accommodate the new level of business risk.
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We assert that the people whose vision is most needed to help re-imagine and reconfigure art museums can't be expected to donate their time or to assimilate in order to get a seat at the table.
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As part of the same sweeping transportation initiatives that will reconfigure the dank hallways of Penn Station, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced an accelerated timeline for several features for trains and stations that are long overdue.
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Kamalvandi told reporters that Iran's "move will be reversed once other parties fulfill their commitments," but also said that the country could reconfigure its Arak heavy water nuclear reactor, which Iran said it had disabled in 2016.
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One of the most common ways to colonize a people is to destroy their language, "to induce a historical amnesia" and to reconfigure a culture's history so that its seen with the colonizer's eyes—desolate, weak, defeated.
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The number of retailers still opening stores that large today is slim to zero, leaving developers forced to reconfigure the space for a handful of smaller tenants, or bring in mixed uses like offices or medical centers.
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Fears about human mobility and border crossers are reshaping politics; climate change promises to cause massive displacements; global leaders are scrambling to reconfigure and secure borders; people everywhere are moving to find safe lives for their families.
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The plan calls for the city to reconfigure the Horizon Juvenile Center, which is currently used to hold 14- and 216-year olds, to house the 295- and 216-year olds who are typically sent to Rikers.
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Still, some attendees worry that the pace of technological change and the integrated, complex nature of the global economy have made it more difficult for leaders to shape and control events, let alone reconfigure the global system.
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Attributes that were previously considered contradictory and opposite instead now inscribe and reconfigure one another: collapsing configuration of the distance between here and there, merging presence with absence and abstraction with object, and complicating categories of dimensionality.
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We can build with steel and cement that's better for our air; ship and haul cargo to far-away places with less or different fuel; reconfigure the last mile of energy and transportation in how it functions.
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"We had a client who insisted her kitchen was too dark and that the only way to fix it was to reconfigure the walls to allow more natural light in," said Ms. Fies of the Renovation Roadmap.
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Senior Republican senators say they want to reconfigure tax credits in the House bill to provide more financial assistance to low-income people and to older Americans, who could face much higher premiums under the House bill.
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NEW REPORT LAYS OUT NEW FUTURE FOR GSE'S: A high-power group for economic policy wonks has a new report laying out what can be done to reconfigure government-sponsored enterprises like Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
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Our relationship now spans 25 years, and our goals have changed a lot since then: We are no longer the new kid on the block; we have to reconfigure things so we stay fresh in people's minds.
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Trump has threatened to reverse Obama's 20-year moratorium on new uranium mining near the Grand Canyon and to reconfigure the national monuments boundaries set by the former president, and thus remove current restrictions on land use.
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"After, I think it was six months, we had 3,000,000" online players at a time, Greene says — triple the number Bluehole had expected, which meant the company's engineers had to reconfigure the game's servers to host more players.
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Another part of the bill requires cops to write down information about everyone they stop so that the state can ultimately compile data on racial profiling and use it to reconfigure departments' practices, according to the Statesman Journal.
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Running alongside the Trump administration's efforts to reduce financial regulation is House Financial Services Committee Chair Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), who is reportedly proposing to dramatically reconfigure the structure and powers of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
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When we started the Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique 30 years ago, our aim was to see if we could actually reconstitute or reconfigure that imaginary orchestra that Beethoven had singing in his inner ear, but never truly heard.
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The machine still needs access to the proper ingredients in order to produce a given drug, and it takes about an hour to reconfigure the first step of the process to accommodate the different medications it can create.
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Future vehicle designs will eventually reconfigure how we sit in a car — if we're not driving, the backseat can become more of a lounge with seats facing each other, or even facing backwards or out to the side.
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VIRTUAL NETWORKS Rakuten's end-to-end cloud model 'virtualises' not only the network core but its radio network also runs on software, making it easy to upgrade or reconfigure without having to go to vendors for bespoke solutions.
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Once I plugged in an ethernet cord (I wasn't about to reconfigure the whole room for a better wi-fi signal next to the TV) I could see the stubble on the baby-faced lead of the film.
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It may be ironic to plunk an entire course down beside a sand trap, but the 19th-century idea that God meant us to tame and reconfigure the land for our use did not have this in mind.
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A social worker from Pennsylvania asked me to reconfigure the question of how to help entirely: "I'm not overly interested in what people think they can do today, right now, from the comfort of their homes," she said.
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Whether Demand Justice and the current Republican push to reconfigure the courts through lifetime appointments to a new generation of conservatives can stir Democrats to approach judicial fights with the same passion as conservatives remains to be seen.
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Walking "every inch" of the property, O'Keeffe told Reuters that he and Champion's chief operating officer David Cataford looked for ways to reconfigure operations that would squeeze costs to $50 per tonne of delivered concentrate from over $263.19.
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Taking the time to figure out how you want your empty nest to affect your lifestyle will help you figure out how to reconfigure a home, said Robin Baron, an interior designer with her own firm in Manhattan.
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One proposed law, already approved by Parliament and awaiting President Andrzej Duda's signature, would reconfigure the National Council of the Judiciary, which chooses those eligible to become judges, so that government-appointed members would essentially have veto power.
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The report doesn't see the rise of grocery e-commerce as leading to the demise of the brick-and-mortar supermarkets but rather as one that will "reconfigure" the role of the grocery store for the digital food shopper.
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Clinton did more than anyone to reconfigure the politics of trade such that a large and vocal faction of Democrats championed liberalization and bi- and multilateral trade deals as engines of economic growth and necessary supports for poor nations.
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The Vive price hike is perhaps good news for the rival Oculus Rift VR headset, which is priced at £499 in the U.K. — at least until the Facebook-owned company decides it also needs to reconfigure pricing, post-Brexit.
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In other words, rock could experiment with its relatively new form, replace its already formulaic song structures with complicated poetics, reconfigure its stage presentations, and in the process, expand the range of what popular music could express and mean.
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One of the world's great corporations, Sony, was brought to its knees by Anonymous hackers in retaliation for its attempt to ruin a young man who had merely shown people how to reconfigure their PlayStations in a YouTube video.
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China has offered to go on a six-year buying spree to ramp up imports from the United States in order to reconfigure the relation between the two countries, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Personalization is also a big feature of these mass-market devices, so the phone can do things like provide polyglots with search results in multiple languages, ways to reconfigure Quick Settings controls or 1,500 different emoji for nonverbal communication.
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In test with the 419th Flight Test Squadron, Edwards Air Force Base, California, teams demonstrated how crews could fasten new racks onto the external hardpoints of the B-1, and reconfigure its internal bomb bays to hold heavier weapons.
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The city also hopes to receive state approval this spring for $80 million for design and construction to reconfigure Route 79 just north of downtown, which would further improve harbor access and open 10 acres for mixed-use development.
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Salespeople spent the next six hours glued to their phones, trying to keep up with a blizzard of buy and sell orders as clients all over the world rushed to reconfigure their holdings of dollars, euros and other currencies.
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Around 2024, though, Axiom hopes to launch its own private modules to attach to and expand the ISS — then reconfigure them into a private space station once NASA decides to de-orbit its decades-old, football-field-sized facility.
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LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Gunvor Group will overhaul its refinery in Rotterdam in March next year and reconfigure the plant to produce some low sulfur fuel oil that complies with new, global shipping rules, its chief executive officer said.
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Not only did the Eagles fall to 1-1 with a hard-fought 24-303 loss on the road to the Atlanta Falcons, but they also will have to reconfigure their gameplan with a number of key players lost.
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" A spokesman for the Voice said in a written statement, "The staff reductions initiated yesterday are part of a larger set of budget cuts aimed at reallocating resources as we reconfigure The Village Voice into a digitally focused company.
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But Bennett says it's wishful thinking to assume that Democrats can reconfigure the electorate so decisively in 2020 that they no longer need to worry about moving too far left to hold conflicted voters in swing districts and states.
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We'd also recommend changing the password required to access the router settings themselves, as many people just leave the defaults in place—and that means someone who knows the defaults or who can guess them could reconfigure your router.
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Even when I see the best options within my scrambled tiles, I aimlessly reconfigure them on the board out of curiosity in a way that I couldn't in Scrabble (placing tiles down discloses your possible moves to your opponent).
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While bankruptcy can result in the liquidation or sale of a company, it also presents an opportunity for it to restructure while continuing to operate, suspend or reconfigure debt payment, and get back on its feet, so to speak.
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Kat doesn't pass as white, either, which begs the question of how she's responded to instances of racism throughout her life — and how her newfound engagement might reconfigure how she sees everyday microaggressions or even her two white best friends.
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Cells interact with each other all the time, and in this case, the preexisting connections are so strong that the cluster can easily reconfigure itself, without damaging the individual cells in any way, or preventing them from proliferating in the future.
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As with computer systems before them, much of a network's specialised hardware, such as the processor units that sit alongside each cell tower, will become "virtualised"—that is, it will be replaced with software, making it far easier to reconfigure.
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Instead, changes in trade policy need to be incremental, allowing global firms to reconfigure their supply chains, allowing for the benefits of finally achieving equal trade terms without unnecessarily and significantly disrupting company operations and economic growth in the near term.
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If this polling is right, that means at least 20063 in 10 Americans are unaware of the central feature of the GOP plan to reconfigure one-sixth of the U.S. economy, one that will impact many millions of people over time.
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I like the idea that someone would turn the page of the magazine and see a poem, and that those words in the poem would have a chance to follow up on, refract, amplify, reconfigure the language of culture and news.
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Technologists apparently feel justified in setting up a deepening fog of user confusion as they shift the upgrade levers to move up another gear to reconfigure the 'next reality', while their CEOs eyes the prize of sucking up more consumer dollars.
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Mulvaney's team might come up with a new rule before August, but it might not, and in the meantime payday lenders would have no choice but to reconfigure their businesses — or shut them down — to prepare for the old one.
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The meritocracy is here to stay, thank goodness, but we probably need a new ethos to reconfigure it — to redefine how people are seen, how applicants are selected, how social roles are understood and how we narrate a common national purpose.
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As we approach an era with no racial majority, we must reconfigure our schools to center pluralism in a global society, or else go the way of xenophobic, stagnant and insular societies that have been consigned to history's trash heap.
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In tests with the 419th Flight Test Squadron, teams at Edwards Air Force Base, California, demonstrated how crews could fasten new racks onto the external hardpoints of the B-1, and reconfigure its internal bomb bays to hold heavier weapons.
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Samsung's Android 9 Pie OS also promises to be far more useful than Lego's seemingly single-purpose bricks, although users with experience working with Lego's platform will likely be able to find new and novel ways to reconfigure things to their liking.
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Between the lines: As Ankara has lost priority in the U.S.' Middle East strategy, Erdogan has sought to reconfigure Turkey's sphere of influence, including warmer diplomatic and economic relations with Moscow — a move some of the U.S.' Arab allies have made as well.
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To capture a growing requirement for outpatient procedures, it will open 7 outpatient surgery units by October 2019, open medical centres and doctors' consulting rooms and reconfigure theatres and recovery areas in existing hospitals to treat a rising number of outpatient cases.
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Today's new moon in Aries activates the financial sector of your chart, and while this is a wonderful time to reconfigure your budget, this is also the beginning of a new relationship with yourself when it comes to security and self-worth.
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In recent months, Mr. Welch has called Williams shareholders, urging them to push the board to reconfigure the deal or vote against it, according to interviews with five shareholders who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the private conversations.
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Kestler compares her traveling self to a vessel, or a conduit for images and ideas that she'll later reconfigure, with scissors and gouache, until she has created something that appears outside of time and place, maybe, but is rooted in her own aesthetic.
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But about a year ago Mr. Yogev noticed that buyers were beginning to shy away from pricier apartments at a different condominium he was marketing in Williamsburg, so he decided to reconfigure the building at North Seventh Street, also known as N7.
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It could also give momentum to calls by some Democratic presidential contenders and advocacy groups to reconfigure the court to offset what they see as an illegitimate conservative imbalance — building support for ideas that have not yet been embraced by the party mainstream.
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At the moment, speculative fiction has an exciting relationship with protest fiction and feminist narratives, and while "The City of Brass" doesn't blow away cultural notions of difference or reconfigure the male-female divide, it does exploit the genre's penchant for inclusion.
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As nations across Europe take the first steps to reconfigure the systems that control the internet, Huawei's threat was the latest salvo in the escalating war over who will control the hardware that will underpin the new 5G, or fifth-generation, networks.
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Hans Haacke, that great sociologist of the art world, argued that businesses see in cultural institutions a PR resource, a channel through which to reconfigure their public image, shifting it away from their actual business dealings and onto, say, an exhibition of Baroque sculpture.
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The idea, the company said, is to reconfigure the cabin in its shop with seats it has manufactured, sign a maintenance contract with the airline and later potentially handle the plane's "end of life" with a passenger-to-freighter conversion or scrapping it for parts.
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Poupyrev didn't offer many details about the Jacquard device itself, but he said it can be connected to clothing and other objects with just "a few electrodes," and that it can recognize the object and then "reconfigure itself" to offer the right kinds of interaction.
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Land Rover's new Discovery, which it teased yesterday via our first ever look at the SUV's front end, also has a "world-first" smart seat feature, which lets owners reconfigure their vehicle seating from anywhere with a data connection with an app on their smartphone.
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Republicans in Congress have argued that Iran has a long record as a state sponsor of terrorism and could use the new aircraft to support President Bashar al-Assad of Syria or Hezbollah militants in Lebanon or even reconfigure the planes for military purposes.
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The comments were upbeat even by the standards of the 56-year-old New Yorker, who also said that in a time of mounting trade tensions SAP offered the ideal product range for company bosses who need to reconfigure supply chains on the fly.
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"We are glad to see Amtrak take the important step to suspend its policy charging customers unreasonably high fees to reconfigure train cars so that they're accessible to large groups of people who use wheelchairs," Access Living Communications Director Bridget Hayman told The Hill.
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Now the Red Sox must convince disgruntled fans that their club will be back to prominence soon enough after engaging in the kind of creative destruction that other teams — including the Yankees in 210 — have used to reconfigure their teams for years to come.
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The company also said it would reconfigure the mining methods it uses at Hail Creek and expects the process to be phased in over the next 18 months, with majority of the changes expected to be in place by the second quarter of 2019.
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The project, set to begin construction in 653, will substantially rebuild and reconfigure the interior — removing more than 265 seats — and will feature new public spaces designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, who were quietly added to the design team earlier this year.
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Children are challenged to use modular components like a power source, a motor and a speaker to create a circuit and build a droid that looks and sounds a lot like R2-D2, then reconfigure the parts with household items to create their own droid.
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People, they're not on terrafirma, and certainly the character of Diane who was always such a graceful woman, who could keep her balance, is just thrown off, as many people have been who have lost money, who have lost jobs or had to reconfigure their life totally.
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The tool became Cruise Control Prior to creating Cruise Control, engineers would have to manually reconfigure a cluster each time one went down, and Qin says this was a tricky proposition because it could end up having a cascading impact across clusters if it was configured incorrectly.
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Thanks to the reprogrammability of these chips, it's easy to switch context within an application, too, so you could be processing a raw image at one point and then reconfigure the FPGA to run a deep learning model to analyze that image within a few milliseconds.
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They are working with international airports to reconfigure the setup to isolate passengers and flights bound for the U.S. DHS says that this ban was put into place because intelligence suggests that terrorists have perfected their ability to hide explosives in the battery components of these electronics.
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E-moto startup Alta Motors reportedly powers down In addition to its junior SX-E5, KTM debuted its Freeride E-XC adult off-road e-motorcycle in the U.S. in 2018, but KTM didn't indicate if this was the bike it was planning to reconfigure for motocross.
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Working 250 miles (402 km) above Earth, the astronauts expected the spacewalk to last 6.5 hours as they work to reconfigure the $100 billion station, operated by 15 nations, and add docking ports for new spaceships in development by Boeing and Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX.
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In the case of attendance, it's a lot easier — and much less threatening to those in positions of authority — to reward students and workers for showing up than it is to reconfigure schools and workplaces so that people are more likely to want to show up.
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"The situation changes, you're going to have a divided government now … I think you have to reconfigure the equation," Shelby told reporters on Wednesday, noting that it's "too early to say" whether a Democrat-dominated House would definitively thwart future attempts to expand border wall funding.
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As food delivery players reconfigure their regional footprints — via market exits and consolidation — better financed platforms will be hoping they'll be left standing with a profitable business to shout about (and the chance to grow again by gobbling up less profitable rivals or else be consumed themselves).
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AND BUYING A CABLE COMPANY AND HAVING TO RECONFIGURE THEIR NETWORK DIDN'T MAKE ANY SENSE FOR US SO -- FABER: LAST TIME YOU AND I SPOKE WAS WENDELL WEEKS FROM CORNING AND YOU WERE FOCUSED ON 290G, SORT OF INTRODUCING IT TO OUR AUDIENCE FOR THE FIRST TIME.
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Once it located the pink object, it recognized the surrounding environment as a "tunnel" type, and the high-level planner reactively directed the robot to reconfigure to the "Proboscis" configuration, which was then used to reach between the trash cans and pull the object out in the open.
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Yet there it was again, at Thakoon, where the designer Thakoon Panichgul was making a return to the catwalk after a season off to reconsider (and reconfigure) his business, transforming it via a new owner, Bright Fame Fashion, into a direct-to-consumer, see-now/shop-now endeavor.
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Although bin Salman has a reputation for interacting in an impulsive and often abrasive manner, particularly with regard to international relations, Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects, does not anticipate the newly appointed heir to the Saudi throne rushing to reconfigure the country's current strategy for oil.
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On an undeveloped lot at 10th Avenue and West 30th Street, a block away from the Shed's permanent home — which is currently under construction — "A Prelude to the Shed" will explore the integration of architecture and choreography in a temporary space where dancers move and reconfigure the structure.
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Heritage of Pride, the committee that organizes New York's march, has agreed to reconfigure the order of the more than 300 contingents that march along Fifth Avenue, allowing groups pledging opposition to the Trump administration and the Republican leadership to have prominent positions near the front of the march.
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But this victory, in turn, made the gap between Republican orthodoxy and the party's coalition that much wider … which could have been an opportunity for the Trump administration to successfully reconfigure the party's agenda, but instead, because he's Trump, has just led to political malpractice and general disarray.
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And if hackers could push malware to the voting machines from the SFTP server, the malware could potentially reconfigure the modem on those machines to make them dial out to a system the attackers own, while preventing any evidence of these calls from showing up on the system's log.
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With no fewer than three tripod mounting points, you can use the Glif for all manner of things; you can use it to mount additional equipment to your phone, for example, turning it into a mobile video recording studio, or simply to reconfigure the mount in any direction you like.
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But Mitch Stewart, who was the Obama campaign's battleground states director in 2012, said Clinton's strengthened position could dramatically reconfigure the electoral map for Democrats -- helping to lay groundwork for a Democratic transformation of states like Arizona and Georgia that were not expected to be competitive until 2020 or 2024.
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And then there are times like last year when I had to reconfigure the whole first 45 minutes of the show because, as you may recall, Rihanna dropped out and our friend Lauryn Hill decided she didn't have to come into the building until two minutes before the Weeknd was on.
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"I'm concerned about the pockets of marginalization, and in some areas pre-existing jihadist presence, that they could use to reconfigure," said Frederic Wehrey, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, citing the presence of Islamic State forces in Tripoli, Benghazi and the desert town of Sabha.
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The proprietary bags were hard to fit in the device, filled up with air, cost 50 cents each (on top of the $500 pump that insurance did not cover), wasted many a golden drop of precious milk in the transfer and I had to reconfigure placement several times before it would start working.
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The Girls star, 29, says she's "done with allowing images that retouch and reconfigure my face and body to be released into the world," after she accused Spanish magazine Tenataciones for Photoshopping an image of her for their cover, but later learned that the photo had been retouched before they used it.
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When Facebook adopted policies that hurt Zynga's method of reaching players and making money (removing third party ability to push notifications and make requests and taking 30% of revenue), Zynga had a choice: part ways with Facebook and focus hard on a standalone owned-and-operated destination or reconfigure a Facebook partnership.
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And the architects and designers planning the coming gut renovation of David Geffen Hall must also make weighty decisions about a host of questions: how to reconfigure the hall; how many people it should seat; whether to include a pipe organ; and whether to add a smaller space for more intimate, experimental concerts.
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Those included reconfigure trade relations, especially with China; tackling North Korea's aggressive nuclear posture; laying the foundations for a comprehensive Asia policy; reinforcing political-military alliances, particularly with Japan, South Korea and the Philippines; and dealing with China's economic and military ascendancy; Trump had a cordial meeting with President Xi Jinping in Beijing.
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Freedom to reconfigure is one of the most essential parts of the internet era–downloading scripts to invert the color of text on sites make them easier to use, magnifying text and speech to make computers easier to understand, and programmable macros can automate repetitive tasks so they take a fraction of the time.
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It came after a makeover by HOK, a sports-focused architecture firm with a growing e-sports practice, which helped reconfigure the stage, change the lighting and set up a broadcast studio for live streaming, said Rashed Singaby, a firm senior associate whose previous work includes the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home of the Atlanta Falcons.
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Today we have "hyper-gentrification," something far more insidious, and this is what concerns Moss most — the complicity between municipal government and big private money to reconfigure whole sections of a city, with dubious consequences, chief among them the ceding of space, goods and social currency from the ordinary classes to the ruling order.
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Like her Chicago Imagist cohort (Gladys Nilsson, Jim Nutt, Roger Brown, Barbara Rossi, Karl Wirsum, and Ed Paschke), Murray never sanctified her surface with flatness or opticality, but instead adulterated it into a theater of saucy grotesques — a space she would eventually blow up and reconfigure into a character in itself, a golem molded from the painting's ground.
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And regulatory oversight of algorithmic content won't just result in an impoverished digital experience; it will inevitably lead to an authoritarian one, as well, as Truth on the Market has written before: Any agency granted a mandate to undertake such algorithmic oversight, and override or reconfigure the product of online services, thereby controls the content consumers may access….
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Those insights, in turn, are used either by the company itself, or by consultants engaged by the organization, to make further suggestions, whether that's to implement something like robotic process automation (RPA) to speed up a specific process, or use a different piece of software to crunch data better, or reconfigure how staff is deployed, and so on.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As part of its ongoing plans to renovate and expand its building, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) will reconfigure its third floor, which currently houses its Architecture and Design, Photography, and Drawings galleries — a move that may drastically reduce the number of rooms in the museum devoted to specific media.
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After Trump's surprise victory, "Time Will Tell" reflected the Russian state media's initial euphoria; then its hostile mockery of the notion that Russia, through hacking or trolls, might have had anything to do with that result; and, finally, a creeping sense of confusion and disappointment as Trump proved unable to single-handedly cancel sanctions and reconfigure U.S.-Russian relations.
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So this is more on the side of the police and the intelligence services — how can you help the intelligence services and the police to buy or develop ICT that has certain constrains which makes it compliant with the presumption of innocence which is not easy at all because we probably have to reconfigure what is the presumption of innocence.
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How the Arctic Oscillation, and the weather across the Arctic region in general, is interacting with a strong El Niño event in the tropical Pacific Ocean is still an open question, Serreze said The El Niño is also helping to reconfigure weather patterns from Australia to the U.S. and beyond, but its relationship with the Arctic has only recently begun to be investigated.
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"It's almost as if people think you can just unplug manufacturing in one part of the world and plug it in to the U.S. and everything's going to be fine," said David Abney, Chief Executive Officer of package delivery company United Parcel Service Inc (UPS), which helped Monster Moto reconfigure its supply chain to bring its Chinese-made parts to Ruston.
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In sum, states and cities need immediate financing to buy equipment and protective gear, reconfigure and expand health facilities, train tens of thousands of personnel in disease control protocols for self-isolation, quarantines, and protective facilities and hire and train tens of thousands of social support workers to enable the elderly and others in isolation to survive for weeks or months.
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To overhaul the rest, they turned to Jack Franzen, of J.P. Franzen Associates Architects, and Rena Cherny, an interior designer who owns RC Studio, who developed plans to reconfigure the ground floor by demolishing the powder room — which sat at one end of the living room, blocking light from two windows — and create a single, bright living-and-dining area.
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The plan — which is in the early stages, with a goal of completion by the end of this year or early 2020 — requires thousands of Facebook employees to reconfigure how WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger function at their most basic levels, said the people involved in the effort, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the matter is confidential.
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She was an early voice calling for the government to provide paid maternity leave and offer benefits for part-time workers, but eventually, when she saw no signs of progress, she began considering instead the ways that corporations could reconfigure work to address the realities of the modern employee, who was more likely than ever to be a single parent or part of a dual-income couple.
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While millimeter wave tech can manage transferring lots of data uncompressed at high speed, it does suffer from requiring line-of-sight for transmission, but the MIT CSAIL team behind MoVR has worked around that using programmable mirrors that help detect the direction of the signal and reconfigure its receivers to ensure the signal isn't interrupted by things like a hand movement or other obstruction.
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On July 16, choreographer and dancer Mecca Vazie Andrews will reconfigure and respond to Alice Könitz's chair sculptures and Star Montana's photographs from East and South LA. Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Los Angeles-based choreographer and dancer Mecca Vazie Andrews founded her company the MOVEMENT movement in 2007 with the goal of exploring alternative modes of performance that engage with local communities and social issues.
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House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) announced Friday that the Democrats' 2019 leadership races will take place after Thanksgiving, allowing a long window for the dust to settle after midterm elections that could dramatically reconfigure the top of the party next year.
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But while a startup like Qwant waits to see what the next few months will bring — and how the landscape of the smartphone market might radically reconfigure in the face of sharply spiking political risk, a different European startup is hoping to catch some uplift: Finland-based Jolla steers development of a made-in-Europe Android alternative, called Sailfish OS. It's a very tiny player in a Google-dominated smartphone world.
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SUSSMAN: The team that's been assembled is so tight in what they do that when it hits the fan and somebody's amp blows up in a commercial break and you have 90 seconds to change what you're doing, or somebody doesn't show up and you have to totally reconfigure the show—or Whitney Houston passes away less than 12 hours before the show's supposed to start—you can get in a room with your key department heads, led by Ken, have a conversation about what needs to happen, and walk away without having to micro-manage every piece of it in that short period of time, knowing that all your department heads will do their job, do it flawlessly, and do it at a level that looks like you've been rehearsing it for a week.
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