The trouble is that reconfiguring conglomerates can be a nightmare.
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This had the effect of reconfiguring me spiritually as well.
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State legislators are used to constantly reconfiguring their political maps.
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Trump, however, has declared NATO obsolete and in need of reconfiguring.
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The key lies in shifting our focus from predicting to reconfiguring.
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The seeds were unharmed, but Norway is reconfiguring the vault's operations.
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Sometimes, simply reconfiguring the existing infrastructure can make it more useful.
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Added to the reconfiguring was the sweeping down-hill "Carousel" turn.
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Banks are reconfiguring their operations to serve such a transaction-heavy clientele.
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There's a story here about how black women are reconfiguring their lives.
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And so is the postnatural a cultural reconfiguring of the biological world.
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Crews are reconfiguring the land to create a new gathering space here.
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Looking becomes an act of reconfiguring, of shifting between figure and ground.
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Racist gerrymandering was reconfiguring voting districts to favor one party or another.
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Create a budgetWith divorce comes the enormous challenge of reconfiguring your life.
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He is already reconfiguring the country in favour of those who stayed loyal.
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Some settings may need reconfiguring afterwards but you should notice a speed boost.
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Even if the board entertained the idea, reconfiguring elevators is no easy task.
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GM Jeff Luhnow described the moves as a reconfiguring of the scouting department.
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This isn't a matter of reconfiguring a floor or two at corporate headquarters.
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Now, how that supply chain reconfiguring plays out for us is an interesting question.
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The latest creative effort: reconfiguring an old Apollo guidance computer to mine Bitcoin, poorly.
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He has also snubbed Australian efforts to broker talks on reconfiguring the regional architecture.
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"I will be reconfiguring my foreign policy," he said in a speech last week.
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Keith McIvor's been reconfiguring dancefloors across the world for the last thirty years now.
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In other words, reconfiguring the conflict will create new opportunities to continue shrinking it.
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Reconfiguring the education system to adapt to this current reality is a big project.
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Elliot tried to prevent that by reconfiguring the UPS to only run signed code.
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The house joins in, reconfiguring itself at Anna's commands into a shape-shifting torture chamber.
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Which is to be expected as mediums/media are capable of reconfiguring societies at scale.
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We're reconfiguring DealBook, our finance blog, to focus on the intersection of business and policy.
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Moving or reconfiguring their space may be the best ways to sort out those issues.
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"This isn't mom-and-pop reconfiguring their investment portfolios today," he said of Friday's rally.
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City workers were on sidewalks, reconfiguring the software meter by meter, Transportation Department officials said.
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The cultural issues — related mostly to immigration and ethnic change — are also reconfiguring American politics.
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After slightly reconfiguring the rooms, the couple added Italian porcelain floors and patent leather wallpaper.
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You find yourself reconfiguring songs you thought you knew inside out just to slot her in.
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Microsoft released Teams last week, and Google is reconfiguring Hangouts to be more of a player.
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There are rare moments when the world economy seems to be reconfiguring itself beneath our feet.
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Through this reconfiguring of remembering, we might imagine more dynamic ways of Black knowing and imagining.
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But the island bounced back from ravage, reconfiguring itself into an economy with a strong tourism sector.
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Boone also said the reconfiguring could mean Stanton will see time in left or right field, too.
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Still, there's something moving about a novelist assiduously reconfiguring history just so one good man can live.
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The myriad shapes and colors slow down our looking, as we keep reconfiguring them in our mind's eye.
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"He's been reconfiguring the patterns of Chinese politics to strengthen his position step by step," Mr. Jin said.
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Reconfiguring supply chains to circumvent hold-ups and tariffs would take years, if it is possible at all.
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The strategies range from reconfiguring high school classes to careful monitoring of their students after they enter college.
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The Epic people always build in a period for "optimization"—reconfiguring various functions according to feedback from users.
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Essentially, synthetic biology involves reconfiguring the genome of an organism to get it to do something entirely new.
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In some ways, the win reads as one more example of Trout's reconfiguring the usual scales of baseball.
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The pact was inked as Washington and Beijing fight a trade war that is reconfiguring global supply chains.
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ADM said it was reconfiguring its Peoria, Illinois, corn dry mill to produce more beverage and industrial alcohol.
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It turns out that he has not been sampling at all but rather, like Ruscha, reconfiguring Color Field painting.
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If Clinton is president and the plan gets upheld, then states will have to start reconfiguring their electricity sectors.
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Reconfiguring its supply chains to circumvent hold-ups and tariffs would take years if it were possible at all.
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Quidsi executives then say that Amazon's price bots were monitoring their company's prices and reconfiguring its own to match.
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While they are not flexible enough for frequent reconfiguring, "they have a very elegant bracket system," Mr. Rangr said.
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In a series of shots from 1989, we see Bowery reconfiguring the body as a kind of geometrical abstraction.
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The museum is reconfiguring its galleries to put a new focus on work by women and artists of color.
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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 reconfiguring of these maps, however, represents the groundlessness and alienation that LGBTQ people generally feel in an inhospitable world.
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"Companies are taking pricing actions, they're reconfiguring their products; they're doing administration things; they're doing medical management things," he said.
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What's more, since President Trump took office, reports of revising and reconfiguring economic and trade data have only heightened concerns.
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Administration officials consulted with executives from Google, Twitter and other tech companies when they were reconfiguring the State Department program.
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Zoom has since removed the code that was sending data to Facebook by reconfiguring the feature, as Motherboard also reported.
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The real reason that FFXIV makes my top 23, though, is that it's been key to reconfiguring my leisure habits.
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US airlines have largely tried to contain the damage by preemptively suspending routes to China and reconfiguring capacity to Asia.
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Annie Clark was reconfiguring some older material for her upcoming tour when she realized how alien it felt to play it.
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Reconfiguring manufacturing capabilities and use instead as LFP or Lithium-manganese-oxide (LMO) that don't need cobalt is always an option.
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Another great example and you see it all across the league, people are reconfiguring ballparks to have those standup millennial areas.
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Retailers like Ralph Lauren and E.L.F. Beauty said they are reconfiguring their supply chains to minimize the impact of tariffs on consumers.
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But their proclamations, executive orders, speeches, and military actions all take place against this backdrop, sometimes changing and ultimately reconfiguring political conflicts.
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Those of us who look at developing candy by understanding the making and purpose of ingredients and reconfiguring them are pretty rare.
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And that it's mediums themselves which have the power to enact structural change by reconfiguring how humans act and associate en masse.
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Remember your desktop applications and their settings are wiped either way, so you're going to have some reinstalling and reconfiguring to do.
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Increasing the cost would result in fewer picks, which leads us to the second change: reconfiguring the rights of the selecting team.
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Whiteman started making these larg- scale sculptures in the Welsh countryside back in 1995, "reconfiguring chairs into public sculptures," as Patterson explains.
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This tweak has been emblematic of her approach to diversity efforts, as she's comfortable with experimenting and reconfiguring outdated policies when needed.
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So I was on a ... at the time it was a brand-new science network, because there was a lot of reconfiguring.
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By the late 1800s, acts of Congress were reconfiguring what was then called the "public domain" by creating national parks, forests and monuments.
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Vaccine officials are discussing reconfiguring next year's vaccine already, looking to produce it with alternative methods to growing the vaccine virus in eggs.
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Some of the Core's most effective security measures are already available if you're willing to put in the time reconfiguring your home network.
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"Wal-Mart clearly isn't done reconfiguring its e-commerce operation and still has work to do," said analyst Jan Dawson of Jackdaw Research.
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New York Theater Workshop is rare among the city's major theaters in bringing fresh imagination even to the regular reconfiguring of its auditorium.
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The Republicans won a big victory by cutting corporate taxes and reconfiguring individual tax rates to favor rich donors and red state voters.
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In April this year, Alex Cruz estimated that reconfiguring a plane to BA specifications "can run to between $30-50 million" per aircraft.
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By inviting us to situate our bodies, as it were, in an African frame, Newsome underscores the significance of reconfiguring our vantage points.
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You can even say that it rescues "Watermill," which in its 2008 revival made no great impression, by reconfiguring it at closer quarters.
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The absence of pillars, designed so that Mr. Young could rig massive scrims from the ceiling, allows for flexibility in reconfiguring the space.
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But all of this would require reimagining centuries of culture — and reconfiguring the billions of dollars of powerful market forces built atop them.
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Others suggested they just comply with the officers and put their helmets on, which would have required first unwinding and then reconfiguring their turbans.
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Reconfiguring the physical state of neurons to encode for specific engrams, or memories, will require far more than just targeted beams of electric currents.
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Photoshop snafus in glossies usually involve excessive slenderizing, or reconfiguring a body part in a manner that makes it look plain bizarre, not better.
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So while Ms. Shick hasn't changed her idea for the work or its framework, she is reconfiguring the dance to suit her current cast.
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That means GE's exit from the Dow next week will trigger a relatively small amount of selling by passively managed funds reconfiguring their holdings.
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So far, Mack and Goldenberg's outcry has gained no attention from the Israeli press, and the museum shows no signs of reconfiguring the exhibition.
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Plus, you have the option of reconfiguring your Avalon fan to make it a small table top fan with a base, no clip required.
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In the email Perry said she felt "worthless" to network execs who are reportedly in the process of reconfiguring MSNBC, the New York Times reports.
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Mirror images on the issues The new Public Religion Research Institute study, its annual American Values Survey, underscores the implications of a reconfiguring partisan alignment.
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Continuing to innovate internally requires redefining roles when necessary, building modern resources and tools, and reconfiguring your department structure to better address growing company needs.
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Crucially, Savvy Contemporary hopes its Bauhaus simulation design will foment a new type of "school," or even an "unschool" capable of reconfiguring how people learn.
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Citing a Reliance spokesperson, the Times of India said the telecom operator had started reconfiguring access to Free Basics, making it chargeable for data usage.
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The breakthrough, which involved reconfiguring the sensor layout and known as backside illumination, allowed Sony to grab nearly half of the market for image sensors.
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Instead of spending all this quality time actually thinking, processing information in your brain, you're wasting time switching between the tasks and reconfiguring your brain.
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In addition, the entire supply chain is absorbing significant costs reconfiguring to remove all components produced by Huawei by this summer, as mandated by law.
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Yet we keep retelling the story, twisting and reconfiguring it for each new era, because something within it speaks so deeply to some buried psychological need.
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In many ways, the true design challenges lately have had less to do with runway offerings than with back office strategies for mapping and reconfiguring markets.
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Previously, Express Wi-Fi users had to dig out a mobile website, or directly download an app from a telecom that required reconfiguring a phone's settings.
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For the country's current rulers, reconfiguring its heritage is a means to confer legitimacy and foster national unity, at a time when both are in question.
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The agent told the group that Amtrak had absorbed the cost of reconfiguring the cars in the past but said that policy had changed last year.
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The teen apparel retailer, which also owns the brand Hollister, has been reconfiguring its store fleet in malls as more shoppers opt to buy clothes online.
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To dodge the cost of reconfiguring supply chains, they could ignore higher North American content requirements and just pay the existing 2.5 percent auto important tariffs.
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In almost no time, TikTok has emerged as the refreshing weirdo upstart of the American social media landscape, reconfiguring the culture in its joyful, strange wake.
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Some are even self-healing, meaning the grid uses real-time distribution data to detect and isolate faults, reconfiguring the distribution network to minimize the customers affected.
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I've found it most natural to interpret Twin Peaks on a conceptual level, tracking Lynch's pet themes as nebulously defined forces that he's constantly reconfiguring and evolving.
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Facebook says its steady expansion and reconfiguring of Safety Check is in response to user feedback on what information is most useful and relevant during a crisis.
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This will involve Vazie Andrews reconfiguring Könitz's modular furniture, and projecting images onto Montana's photographs, adding another voice to the conversation between the two bodies of work.
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What Bannister was to track, Silver believed, Curry had become to professional basketball: a barrier crasher and culture changer who is reconfiguring the basketball court's scoring contours.
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It may be impossible to assemble whales on demand, but travel businesses are otherwise reconfiguring their look and the experiences they offer with visual posts in mind.
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But Amtrak told them that it could no longer afford the costs of reconfiguring cars for additional wheelchairs, and that nationwide policy had changed as of 2019.
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But that would require reconfiguring the auto, computer, pharmaceutical and many other industries that employ millions of Americans and are now deeply integrated in global supply chains.
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Some of the biggest challenges to this model include reconfiguring where and how products are made, coordinating with third-party retailers like department stores and maintaining designers' creativity.
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The EU's "MiFID II" securities rules also need reconfiguring after Brexit, especially those aimed at creating a "consolidated tape" or single pipe for all share prices, Ophele said.
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Walmart has a proven ability to build out distribution capacity and they should be able to manage reconfiguring their network for e-commerce fulfillment without too much difficulty.
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The other challenge in answering the question of whether more troops are needed is that as Iraqi forces continue to move north towards Mosul, ISIS itself is reconfiguring.
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Unlike the plethora of self-driving startups out there, Nuro isn't focused on reconfiguring robot taxis or autonomous trucks, but on designing a new type of vehicle altogether.
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Traders and analysts said Smithfield was reconfiguring its U.S. processing operations to direct meat to China, which produced half the world's pork before swine fever decimated the industry.
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Now, the two spacewalkers are going to work on reconfiguring cables to make the port functional for Boeing and SpaceX when the arrive as early as next year.
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But according to the Journal, reconfiguring packaging has been costly for sellers, meaning it increases profitability for Amazon at the expense of the companies who rely on it.
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Check out our music critics' podcast: They discuss how some white rappers — think G-Eazy, Mike Stud, Lil Dicky and Post Malone — are reconfiguring race in hip-hop.
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In a beautiful room-sized installation, Mr. Chin cut illustrations from old encyclopedias and pasted them onto black paper, reconfiguring the "knowledge" in the books into playful compositions.
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The changes happen over a few tens of seconds, and yet so slowly that you may not even be able to tell when it's growing, shrinking or otherwise reconfiguring.
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With LNG trading set to balloon as global liquefaction capacity mounts and attracts new players, reconfiguring and diversifying the market, traders stand to grow their share of the business.
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In many ways, as I've argued before, the two parties' coalitions are now separated primarily by contrasting attitudes toward the hurtling economic, cultural and demographic changes reconfiguring American life.
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In recent years Uber has been reconfiguring where and how it operates in Europe, with a series of market pauses or exits — such as in Greece, Norway and Denmark.
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Still, when all the reconfiguring is done in two years, some AA flight attendants worry AA customers will not be any more pleased about the layout than they are.
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But the simple answer is that none of these policies – past, present or future – will likely deter corporate customers from fundamentally reconfiguring energy markets through mass procurement of renewables.
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For the same purpose, Target is reconfiguring its shelves a bit so that items often bought together, like hot dogs and buns, can all be picked up at once.
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Fujimoto reduced the idea of the home to a series of glass-enclosed cubes on multiple levels, connected by separate staircases, reconfiguring our idea of how rooms should function.
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By reconfiguring parts of this system, hackers were able to redirect visitors to imposter websites, such as a fake email service, and capture passwords and other text entered there.
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What's required is a more strategic approach to policymaking aimed at reconfiguring technologies, business models, infrastructure and markets in each country's greenhouse-gas-emitting economic sectors to reduce emissions.
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On the same street, Sean Parker, a founder of Napster and the former president of Facebook, paid $58.5 million for three adjacent townhouses with the intention of reconfiguring them.
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" Trying to maintain endless economic growth at the same time as replacing the very energy sources enabling that growth is like "redesigning and reconfiguring an airplane while it's in flight.
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Both BlackBerry QNX and Delphi are long-time auto industry stalwarts who have been reconfiguring their businesses to focus on the opportunity represented by the advent of autonomous driving tech.
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But there was no there there, apart from naming Britain to replace the U.S. as co-chair of a panel, alongside China, on reconfiguring a heavy-water reactor in Arak.
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The state is working to address the situation by reconfiguring its historically low gasoline taxes, helping to fund a new state infrastructure bank offering low-interest loans for local projects.
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For example, in 2017, Delta started reconfiguring some of its planes to add a new segment of seats and services between the main cabin and the Delta One business class.
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Boeing revealed some of its own plans around reconfiguring its satellite construction business to focus on nanosat construction at costs that undercut their current full-scale offerings by a significant margin.
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"Above all, we must focus on the goal of reconfiguring the social contract, which has arisen as a fundamental demand of our citizens," Blumel told a news conference on Sunday night.
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She bought the Chelsea apartment in 2007 for $8.35 million, then undertook an 18-month renovation, updating and reconfiguring the entire space, which the previous owner had turned into a triplex.
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Companies are equipping workers with gloves and masks, taking worker temperatures, spacing out restaurant tables, reconfiguring factory work stations, sanitizing work areas, adjusting schedules, and allowing employees to work from home.
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He made it over, replacing narrow windows with floor-to-ceiling glass, reconfiguring rooms, banishing fluorescent light fixtures and masking the cartoonish living room fireplace with concrete block and blackened steel.
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Getting it going from download to puzzle solving only took me around two minutes, and a lot of that was just reconfiguring my Xbox 360 gamepad to mimic the NES's controller.
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But reconfiguring its supply chain so that it is no longer reliant on American firms, which would be the only way to truly insulate itself from the trade wars, will be hard.
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One of the more appealing elements of Black Star Renegades was the idea of taking something like Star Wars down to its base elements, and reconfiguring them into something new, but recognizable.
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This reconfiguring of focus, or redistribution of significance, invites a reconsideration of the fabric scraps as objects themselves — the meaning and implication of how and why they were made, and by whom.
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There is a clear need for the FDA to monitor the impact of these rules to identify whether these adverse effects are occurring and, if they are, to consider reconfiguring the regulations.
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It aspires each week to chart how economic, demographic and cultural change is reconfiguring the American electoral landscape -- and how the parties are responding to those changes in their agenda and strategy.
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In conclusion, the DrugWise report says the British drug market is slowly reconfiguring itself since being shaken up by a dive in purity levels and the arrival of NPS eight years ago.
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It also accused the United States of complying with the treaty by reconfiguring systems so that Russia "cannot confirm" whether they are incapable of delivering nuclear weapons instead of reducing its arms.
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The reconfiguring is part of an emergency plan that transit officials announced several months ago as the subway descended into crisis, plagued by soaring delays and frequent breakdowns of its aging infrastructure.
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"One of the ways it could help is by reconfiguring the aircraft to increase the number of seats to about 86," Cognard said, adding that this would make the airline more competitive.
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"I also researched the use of machine learning combined with path planning algorithms to enable modular robots to navigate difficult terrain autonomously by reconfiguring their shapes as necessary to pass obstacles," he said.
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Already, media is reconfiguring for brevity; publications are designing conversational ways of relaying news, with Quartz's news bot app as a strong early example of what this could look like when done well.
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A team of graduate students from Cornell University and the University of Pennsylvania made this idea their focus and produced both the modular, self-reconfiguring robot itself and the logic that drives it.
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Taking the time to map—to accurately map—the repeated, fractured, reconfiguring mobilizations emerging from anonymous and pseudo-anonymous spaces online allows us to understand where we are and how we got here.
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Quietly, and with the gratifying support of management, we've been reconfiguring TechCrunch over the past few years to focus on making sure that we're providing useful, engaging content to readers, not just advertisers.
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But collectively, mergers at this scale are reconfiguring the American economy in ways that seem to be tilting the scales toward the interests of ever-larger corporations, to the broad detriment of labor.
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In the 1980s, the Los Angeles graffiti movement moved alongside its counterpart in New York, spreading instances of urban expression across public spaces and reconfiguring pop culture imagery across the city's accessible surfaces.
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And then, in the 1970s, the actor Michael Landon and the medium of television took the name "Little House" to yet another level, commandeering Wilder's legacy and reconfiguring her story lines and plots.
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Other Northeastern states have been participating in discussions on how to reduce vehicle emissions, through steps like expanding mass transit, buying electric buses or reconfiguring cities to make them denser and more walkable.
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But you also add to the world, reconfiguring it to your needs and wants: a small shelter to see you through the first night; later, a mountaintop fortress just to make a statement.
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Now a sought-after producer with hits like Big Little Lies, Gone Girl and Wild under her production company's belt, the mom-of-three has her eye set on reconfiguring the Hollywood landscape.
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Introducing a new Tesla Model S with a 60 kilowatt-hour battery, a 200-mile range, and a lower price didn't require redeveloping the pack, revamping the assembly line, or reconfiguring the supply chain.
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A self-reconfiguring bot like L3 would need to make sure that found and assorted hardware, electronics and software all fit together as it modified itself and made changes and repairs, Murphy told Space.
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What's more, making the jump to a serialized format and taking to the Wild West of streaming sites suggest Ghibli has an eye toward staying lean and agile in a rapidly reconfiguring media climate.
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It's designed to minimize busy work so if you have a child, you can add them to all your programs with a click instead of slogging through reconfiguring them all one at a time.
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She sees light as the great lover lavishing caresses on the land, or the great obliterator that overwhelms the earth's solidity, or the great designer reconfiguring common notions about what should hold our attention.
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The willingness, even eagerness, of most House Democrats to embrace new gun control measures highlights how the party's evolution into a metropolitan-based coalition is shifting its incentives -- and reconfiguring its central fault line.
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But while the classic Toblerone bars had become lighter in weight in the reconfiguring — though their price remained the same — Poundland's bar would be chunkier and cheaper, at one pound, or about $1.35, each.
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Guston's late works exude a sense of fecundity, of dipping into a well that would never run dry; similarly, it is easy to imagine Mouton reconfiguring this particular formal vocabulary indefinitely, if she so chooses.
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With Ms. Lowenstein there, reconfiguring the building as a condominium or a co-op, which was Mr. Trump's plan and the only way to justify the $407 million price tag, would be far more difficult.
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However, Mr. Trump's campaign may set in motion a process that reorients American politics toward the cosmopolitanism versus nationalism divide that he emphasized, reconfiguring our party system and shaping our politics for decades to come.
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The space infrastructure dexterous robot, or SPIDER, program will be part of NASA's Restore-L mission to demonstrate automation of proposed orbital tasks like reconfiguring or repairing a satellite or manufacturing new components from scratch.
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The park service, in reconfiguring the valley footprint following flooding a few years earlier, planned to build employee dormitories abutting Camp 4, and the A.A.C. was fighting to preserve what we considered a sacred space.
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Furthermore, the political diversification of the region's elected leaders can lead to reconfiguring existing fault lines within the O.A.S. Indeed, effective engagement of Venezuela would require the inclusion of perspectives from across the political spectrum.
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That it somehow manages to do so while radically reconfiguring everything we think we know about both this TV adaptation of Watchmen and the original Watchmen comic more generally is an even more amazing trick.
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Instead, they break free from their bindings, reconfiguring themselves into cityscapes like Johanna Drucker's "Bookscapes" (2914–219), or folding into a puzzle box, like "The Philosopher's Stone" (603) by Barbara Fahrner and Daniel E. Kelm.
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By reconfiguring the narrative to make Mosul a small battle in the greater war, the ISIS leadership will go underground and stage an insurgency aimed at exploiting these political and sectarian tensions among the Iraqi leadership.
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For one thing, you don't have to worry about acquiring or reconfiguring your computer or mobile device to use a foreign IP address—the VPN company manages a fleet of servers with numerous IP addresses available.
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In upstate Beacon, architects are reconfiguring the lower level of the former Nabisco factory to gain an additional 11,000 square feet of gallery space, which will open the back of the building to the nearby landscape.
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"The successful enterprises in an as-a-service economy are the ones that can monetize their information in new ways, configuring and reconfiguring their business models to adapt to changes in market trends and demand," said McKillips.
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Trying to describe the transitioning effects of how Evenson details the acid-like reconfiguring of Rudd's person in the presence of this brother, who may or may not actually exist, we begin to think, is nearly impossible.
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Instead they are considering reconfiguring a pair of jumbo Boeing 19903-21990 planes originally built for a defunct Russian airline that went bankrupt in 2747, according to a US official and another source close to the discussions.
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It's a commercial hub without a built-in local clientele, and yet even here, the restaurateurs haven't really gotten into the cooking-for-foreigners game, to reconfiguring their food or style to fit non-Korean customers' tastes.
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He subsequently repurposed the images for a series of symbolic paintings reconfiguring the infographics, which first went on display in the Du Bois-inspired exhibition But To Be A Poor Race at Regen Projects in Los Angeles.
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He's like the blond alien in the 1995 movie "Species," who mutates from ova to adult in months, regenerating and reconfiguring at warp speed to escape the establishment, kill everyone in sight and eliminate the human race.
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Eventually though, the opportunist rock bands dabbling in "electronica" would move on, while Radiohead was sinking deeper into the catalogs of acts like Autechre for inspiration and reconfiguring their onstage setup to include Ableton and triggered percussion.
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In his first week on the job, Van Wagenen met over two days with Manager Mickey Callaway, spent the weekend visiting with prospects and top scouts in Arizona, and began reconfiguring the front office and field staff.
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Amazon has stopped requiring some of its warehouse employees to gather in closely packed groups for "stand up" meetings before every shift and is reconfiguring break rooms to promote social distancing and prevent spread of the coronavirus.
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Taking a break from reconfiguring Lynch's studio, Hurley hopped on the phone to talk about that record, the collaborative process that birthed the weird sounds of Twin Peaks, and what a job interview with Lynch is like.
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" She said she wanted to meet with Amtrak's chief executive, Richard Anderson, to discuss "eliminating Amtrak's nationwide policy of refusing to absorb any costs associated with reconfiguring a rail car to accommodate a group of wheelchair users.
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CACIO E PEPE FRITELLE AT LILIA Reconfiguring the great and elemental Roman pasta dish as a fried bar snack is an even more clever idea than it sounds: 567 Union Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn; 718-576-3095; lilianewyork.com.
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While many art museums have pursued big-budget expansions in their bids for larger and more loyal audiences, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago is rethinking and reconfiguring its public spaces without altering its basic footprint downtown.
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In the context of the work of these artists, however, latency plays a significant role; images that are dormant might awake at any time, reconfiguring (or destroying) meanings, or lingering for extended periods in this latent stage.
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It has been perfecting its ability to convert dumb surface-to-air missiles, with 1970s technology, into smart, precise surface-to-surface rockets, by reconfiguring them with GPS links, inertial navigation systems, dynamic wings and smart cards.
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In revisiting or reconfiguring the banal in our world, Blackboards, Card Catalogue, and Fields make clear that, despite our immersion in digital methods of communication, we are still drawn to older forms of transmitting language and imagery.
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Holden seems to share a similar vision to Zimmer when it comes to reconfiguring urban spaces, since he told Swisher about envisioning rooftop take-off-and landing spots, and easing traffic in car-clogged San Francisco and Oakland.
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"After I came out, which was supposed to be this wonderfully, healthy, positive thing, it unfortunately triggered my anxieties again, because I was reconfiguring myself in a sexual context that I wasn't really prepared to enter," he said.
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The current owners, Othon and Kathy Prounis, bought the simplex, No. 163A, from the sponsor in 2006 for $4.35 million, and commenced a top-to-bottom overhaul that took nearly two years, modernizing and reconfiguring the entire space.
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They have a theme of Industry 4.0, and for me, using this tool, this symbol of automation infrastructure, and reconfiguring it in a more human-centered way, is part of a more desirable future I have for these machines.
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November opens with Venus retrograde in Libra, finding you reconfiguring things at home—this is a fantastic time to look at your living situation; however, if you're planning on redecorating, wait until after Venus retrograde ends on November 16.
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To combat our busy streets, researchers suggest changing the way cities use space for street parking, optimizing streets for deliveries and ride-sharing drop-offs and pick-ups, and reconfiguring lanes for bike- and scooter-shares, among other ideas.
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McCain's resistance to that conviction became especially relevant in his final years as Trump seized control of the GOP precisely by consolidating support from the voters most unsettled by the demographic, cultural and economic changes relentlessly reconfiguring American life.
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Sure, you can still back up your data to the cloud and just continue using your traditional desktop programs, but if you ever need to recover your system, you'll need to think about reinstalling and reconfiguring all those programs again.
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China's vehicle sales numbers have led the world recently, and are increasing at an impressive clip annually, so automakers reconfiguring their long-term strategy to focus on EVs in light of China's favoring of EV tech makes plenty of sense.
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RECONFIGURING THE SUPPLY CHAIN China last year banned the import of what it calls Category 4003 copper scrap, typically lower-grade material such as radiators and engine motors that need to be physically dismantled before the metal can be extracted.
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Helicopter services company CHC Group Ltd said on Tuesday it has taken a major step in reconfiguring its fleet to lower leasing costs when it emerges from the bankruptcy it launched in May amid a slump in demand from energy companies.
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From the Balkans to the Netherlands, politicians on the far right have greeted the election of Mr. Trump with unrestrained delight and as a radical reconfiguring of the political landscape — not just in the United States, but in Europe as well.
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This included canceling or reconfiguring events they were initially excited about, like one they dubbed an "ICE breaker" dance party, during which organizers — who had been warned of a potential ICE raid — planned to dance as a form of resistance.
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There is not yet a price tag, a design team, a time frame, or a specific set of proposals, but Ms. Spar and Ms. Borda said they envisioned substantially reconfiguring the auditorium with work that could be done in phases.
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It sounds like some of the developers helping the movement are being enticed by the prospect of applying powerful mobile platform technologies to a strong political cause as a way to stress testing democratic structures — and perhaps play at reconfiguring them.
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The house was modular, and as Paul dissociated and dreamed, its rooms came apart — reconfiguring so that some doors opened to walls, as if it were the Winchester Mystery House, or stacking on one another to create a maze of towers.
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"Sanders has deeply engaged his base using Medicare-for-all while reconfiguring other elements of his platform into something more moderate than the one he actually ran on and for which a much stronger electability argument can be made," Yglesias wrote.
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Instead, Bowers - not a surfer herself but who learned the ins-and-outs of surfboard construction from Doyle - is joining the growing list of U.S. manufacturers and retailers reconfiguring supply chains in the wake of the Trump's bitter trade war with China.
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The much-discussed reconfiguring of Sonoma Raceway mattered not at all to Martin Truex Jr., as the winner at the Northern California road course a year ago made it two straight at the track as he drove to a dominating victory there Sunday.
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Rather it looks like privacy-hostile business as usual; a continued attempt to leverage its size and power to force a self-serving interpretation of the law — bending rules to fit its existing business processes, rather than reconfiguring those processes to comply with the law.
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There really would need to be a wholesale and radical reconfiguring of Silicon Valley business models to securely batten down the hatches… May seem trivial, but its my corner: tech companies should immediately go to end-to-end encryption and ponder alternative financial models.
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It's fairly easy to identify the sources of traffic to the store, but when you don't necessarily know what specific action caused that traffic, it's hard to identify your best practices for marketing and reconfiguring your campaign in a way that will lead to growth.
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In this sense, writing a comic about a long-standing protagonist like the Black Panther—or Batman or Spider-Man—involves reconfiguring story lines written by legends like Stan Lee or Jack Kirby, as well as by less-heralded creators, into a new narrative.
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No [insert technobabble here] crises solved by reconfiguring the tachyon array to create a chrono-kinetic surge in the chromium-sphere cluster module Okay, technobabble is definitely something we'd like to see, but hopefully, it'll be a bit more spare than in prior shows.
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The aftermath of a partner's layoff or firing can mean reconfiguring your plan for how you pay shared expenses—or the amount you spend on going out together or other dating-related costs—before your partner finds another job, which can be mutually stressful.
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The selection of Mr. Sulzberger, 36, comes at a crucial moment for The Times, converging with a shake-up in the newsroom leadership and the impending release of the so-called 2020 Report, a blueprint for reconfiguring the company for a digital and mobile future.
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Under questioning from Senator Marco Rubio, a former Republican presidential candidate, Baker said the world "would be far less stable" without a strong NATO, a slap at Trump's idea of reconfiguring the Western alliance and getting European nations to foot more of the bill.
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The more we can add a non-combat verb — even if it's looking through a spyglass, or eavesdropping on a conversation, or reconfiguring the walls of a mechanistic house — that gives the player something else to do to change the environment, to interact with the environment.
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This extreme population increase, under such a short time period, will require expert city planning and transportation development, water treatment and septic system innovation, and the reconfiguring of global climate policies to make urban centers safe and sustainable living spaces for all by the SDG deadline.
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But before anyone had time to reflect on its significance, Banksy's $21970 million "self-destructing" painting intervened, and the world was talking about a sensational stunt, rather than the way that female artists, and artists from other long-disempowered sectors of society, were reconfiguring the art world.
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Through his sharp-edged message and agenda, Trump is systematically widening the central fault line in American politics and life: the fissure between those who are largely optimistic about the profound social and economic changes reconfiguring American life, and those who feel most uneasy about them.
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Firms have quickly learned trading bonds is not as simple as slightly reconfiguring systems designed to trade stocks or FX.At its core, systematic trading is about quickly understanding if the market is under or overvalued and acting on it, all through the use of complex algorithms.
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Short of abandoning the nuclear deal, which would isolate the United States and let Iran resume its nuclear weapons program — creating a far greater set of problems than ballistic missile tests — there is simply not a lot of space for significantly reconfiguring our regional alignment against Iran.
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With that in mind, we partnered with Fox's Almost Family — a new show celebrating the absolute joy that accompanies widening and reconfiguring our family units — to poll 865 of our readers aged 18 to 54, from all across the country, about what shape "family" takes for them.
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During Obama's second term, Russia made its military reentry via Syria into the conflicts of the Middle East, shored up its ties to Iran, and began reconfiguring the borders of Eastern Europe and the rules of the post-Soviet world order by snatching Crimea from Ukraine.
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For the brands, these images of pleasantly plump models squeezed into larges and extra-larges portray the appearance of inclusivity without actually having to go to the considerable trouble of reconfiguring their sizing and grading systems for the 67 percent of the population that is plus-size.
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The utility on Wednesday estimated it would have to remove 100 million trees or more to safeguard power lines, a campaign that would face "myriad legal obstacles to reconfiguring the California landscape," as it would require contending with state and federal agencies as well as private property owners.
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Washington (CNN)Defense Secretary Ash Carter has formally notified Egypt and Israel that the U.S. is considering reconfiguring its mission in Sinai by increasing reliance on remote sensing technology so it can shift the number of troops from northern Sinai because of the growing threat there from ISIS.
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The project is something that Airbus takes "very seriously," Enders told the DLD tech conference in Munich on Monday, noting that airborne transit for goods and individual passengers would actually be tremendously beneficial in terms of alleviating urban congestion, and reconfiguring how urban planners think about designing cities.
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The result was a reconfiguring of his old band's rock 'n' roll ideal: a track like "Street Lights" wasn't as raucous or drunk-at-2 PM as "Boys In the Wood," for example, but it took the power pop into brighter places, more Big Star than King Khan.
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The 70th anniversary celebrations in London largely illuminated NATO's uncertainty about whether its primary mission is defending against a disruptive Russia, a threatening Iran, a rising China, or reconfiguring its strategy to deal with an array of new cyber and disinformation threats that it has been slow to confront.
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San Francisco, on the other hand, expects to shell out at least $4.8 million in city services, from emergency management to reconfiguring public transit downtown ($2.3 million at last count), and will not be reimbursed a dime, despite holding ten days' worth of events in the name of the game.
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Over the past few years, as Turkey's political relations with Europe and the United States frayed, Mr. Erdogan's government has established stronger economic ties with the Gulf States and West African countries, reconfiguring Istanbul to appeal to the reported half a million tourists arriving from the Gulf States along the way.
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The biennial's program offers a space embracing artistic experimentations and debates with various publics, reconfiguring the logic of what is shared, a site for public staging in relation to an idea of art as well as to evolving acts and forms seeking emancipation from the dominant narratives that rule social life.
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If you're using Android, you first need to change your device's IP address to static, which requires some reconfiguring on your home router to specifically accept it—it's a better idea to use the router method, if you can, or fall back on the DNS apps we mentioned up at the top.
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This reconfiguring of the museum's core exhibitions, though still bare enough to leave room for possibilities, feels like a small step back from the initial announcement that the spaces would be a "revisionist" history of cinema and highlight long-marginalized art and artists, such as pioneering women in filmmaking and independent Indian cinema.
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In the seven-page letter to the Office of the United States Trade Representative, the companies warn that 96 percent of all video game consoles were constructed in China last year, and reconfiguring their entire supply chain to dodge the costs and be in compliance would be immeasurably harmful to the sector.
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Because of that, images from those eras already have a sense of nostalgia about them, and by reconfiguring those images, I feel I bring out the inherent melancholy and strangeness of them, while also very explicitly commenting on their inability to truly preserve anything about the subjects they are trying to capture.
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In the wake of the success of "Bernie Would Have Won" as a slogan, Sanders has deeply engaged his base using Medicare-for-all while reconfiguring other elements of his platform into something more moderate than the one he actually ran on and for which a much stronger electability argument can be made.
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Paxton shared details, photos, and a video of his second custom console over on the BitBuilt forums, but needless to say it took quite a bit of hacking and reconfiguring to squeeze a Wii's electronics inside the much smaller portable housing he designed, in addition to built-in controls, a speaker, and a rechargeable battery.
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All of this obviously requires more than one click and probably involves some testing and reconfiguring to make sure you've entered everything correctly, but the idea of having an app to create simple Lambda functions could help people with non-programming background configure buttons with simple functions with some training on the configuration process.
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But let's say hypothetically the two styles followed a broadly similar timeline, at a delay of a decade or two: one originating in block parties in the Bronx in the 1970s, the other in house parties in Bow in the early 21000s, both reconfiguring the dominant sound of the day (funk and UK garage respectively) into something altogether different.
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The Equation Group is a code name that Kaspersky Labs, a Russian cybersecurity firm, has given to the N.S.A. While still widely considered the most talented group of state-sponsored hackers in the world, the N.S.A. is still recovering from Mr. Snowden's disclosures; it has spent hundreds of millions of dollars reconfiguring and locking down its systems.
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It focused on the museum's east section — reconfiguring 15,000 square feet to create two galleries on the third floor; adding a new first-floor lounge facing the sculpture garden; and extending the historic Bauhaus staircase (using the original materials of terrazzo, glass and steel) to the ground level to restore access to the second-floor galleries.
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While McCartney has invested in using vegetarian leather and recycled synthetic fabrics, other brands have launched fabric recycling programs (Madewell turning worn-out denim into housing insulation) and are reconfiguring their supply chains to reduce energy and water usage (Levi's is developing jeans, which typically carry a heavy environmental impact, that require less water to make).
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From the 1970s through the early 2000s, Binyamin Appelbaum recounts in "The Economists' Hour," economists played major roles in ending military conscription, deregulating airlines, cutting taxes, transforming monetary policy, dismantling the Bretton Woods system of managed currencies, reconfiguring and ultimately weakening antitrust enforcement, subjecting environmental and safety rules to cost-benefit analysis and unleashing the financial system.
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Adeyoola held out the forlorn hope of a second referendum being called in the fall, should the immediate economic shock to the pound evolve into a national recession and that in turn beget a grim realization of what's coming down the pipe, even before the government has embarked on the vast task of unpicking treaties and renegotiating trade agreements and reconfiguring migration flows.
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In a Stanford University lecture last month, Alan Huang, an electrical engineer, showed how — by reconfiguring internet links in the shape of a doughnut rather than the two-dimensional mesh that is used now — it would be possible to cut internet delays in half, drastically speeding the delivery of digital video, while cutting the amount of computer equipment needed to deliver that data.
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Stories from and about the huddle, a unique convention in a major American sport, began to color the historical narrative of the game, whether it was the 1939 Heisman Trophy winner, Nile Kinnick, exhorting teammates in the huddle during an upset of Notre Dame or Baltimore Colts quarterback Unitas reconfiguring his team's pass routes on the fly in the huddle.
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In an article about anatomical wax figures, Corinna Wagner, an associate professor of visual culture at the University of Exeter, notes the new links between inner and outer corporality that began to shape the European understanding of the body at the time: The rise of anatomy in medicine brought about a reimagining of the relationship between the body's exterior and its interior, along with a wider reconfiguring of surface and depth.
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Dorey started visiting open houses, but couldn't find anything that compared to the bi-level ranch she and Mr. Dorey bought 15 years ago and gut renovated, installing a new kitchen and bathrooms, adding a deck and reconfiguring the lower level into a great room, which the Doreys envisioned would be used as a second family room, as the house already had a formal living room and family room on the main floor.
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