On the iPhone, you'll get a ton of small refinements.
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A new law can contain granular refinements to reach agreement.
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Ahrendts also made a number of refinements to in-store service.
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And this latest version is some nice refinements to the system.
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Today the Nash equilibrium underpins modern microeconomics (though with some refinements).
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Along the way, it discloses — celebrates — exquisite refinements of ballet style.
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The story warmly conveys the dignity and refinements of these women.
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Mr. Karl's paper reflected the latest refinements, especially for ocean data.
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These refinements will go a long way to restoring Curiosity's full capacity.
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And for the rest, it's all about refinements, bug fixes and optimizations.
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There are refinements and progressions on what was already a good product.
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That proved the technology fundamentally worked and guided refinements to the design.
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Refinements include a thinner bezel and crown, and redesigned numerals and indexes.
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"Refinements of blood tests, in specific biomarkers, are very helpful," he said.
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Update and refresh your Discord app to get all of these latest refinements.
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There are many small refinements in iOS 12 that I haven't listed there.
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And the additions — refinements, really — mostly help to make it that much better.
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Q&A Scientists still define astronomical time in years, with some recent refinements.
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The many refinements of a single microarchitecture have been an issue for Intel.
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I strongly agree that we need repairs and refinements to our sentencing guidelines.
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Elsewhere, iOS 13.13 includes some refinements to apps like Maps, Photos, and Reminders.
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The process has proven overall stable, with notable refinements as markets and technology evolve.
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The bank's online database contains over 1,000 revisions, refinements and corrections for that report.
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The National Academy of Science published a 300-page report in January offering refinements.
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She also had the capacity to absorb criticism and integrate refinements into her technique.
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On Thursday, Facebook unveiled the refinements to its policy that it had been promising.
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The finished bicycle includes all the refinements that technology and aesthetic styling can provide.
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And additional refinements are still being applied to the spacecraft's communications and attitude control systems.
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So, despite the refinements in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update, there are still frustrations.
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Apple frequently makes small refinements to its beta software only to remove the feature later.
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Both were surprised when, after several refinements, an image emerged with clear and legible script.
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Van Elkan said her comments were limited to subtle refinements of the SNB's current policy.
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After some refinements I would bring print-outs of actual designs from the design team.
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This meant that different ships devised different approaches, which provided the basis for subsequent refinements.
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"These are the little refinements you deal with at the last minute," Mr. Wartski said.
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Do these changes fundamentally alter the character of the piece, or are they just refinements?
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Refinements in Wi-Fi 6 hardware and firmware should also mean better performance in crowded environments.
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Instead of lots of new things, we wound up seeing a lot of iterations and refinements.
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Netflix says it will learn from customer feedback and make constant refinements to the new design.
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Refinements should include specific measures, such as those in the T20's recommendations to the G20.
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Our clients get to make refinements after that, but we don't ask them to art-direct.
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I aim to become masterful at verbally instructing students so that my physical adjustments are refinements.
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Topping the list are refinements in surgery, better diagnostic scanning, and more precise use of radiation.
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Then, when developers identify problems in their creations, they scale back and make refinements in increments.
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Swagtron still needs to make some refinements before the SwagSurf is ready for its first ocean test.
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There are other such papers that tighten the conjecture as well, and Vafa agreed with these refinements.
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The Nash equilibrium would not have attained its current status without some refinements on the original idea.
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The improvements over last year are designed to be subtle, but appreciated refinements, mostly around the camera.
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But further refinements in the trajectory have made it less likely that Vega actually was the source.
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Eventually, he expects, refinements to the procedure will enable first responders to use it outside the hospital.
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It's surprising to see the same design after two years, and I was expecting bigger refinements and changes.
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Racing lets the 51-year-old entrepreneur meet his customers, get immediate feedback, and test designs and refinements.
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Refinements that make for a fantastic upgrade Fujifilm's X-T2 is the perfect mirrorless camera for photo geeks.
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The software includes a handful of design refinements and apps, but largely maintains the appearance of "stock" Android.
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For more on the advantages, disadvantages, and refinements of this retirement income strategy, check out the full report.
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She has no simple formula for reconciling refinements of civil rights with the raw imperatives of a moment.
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With refinements over the years, this technique has become the standard for assessing the rate of gastric emptying.
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The latest generation of phones under CEO Tim Cook exhibit a number of refinements from their iPhone X parents.
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The keyboard is a competent input device, though it's no match for the refinements of Microsoft's Surface Pro keyboard.
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And other refinements that Google might've made here (like improved sound quality) aren't going to come across in images.
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"I think it kind of falls into the general category of refinements that are possible and attractive," Rawnsley said.
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The interface was a bit laggy last year, so I'm hoping that Vizio made some optimizations and refinements there.
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But they bring numerous refinements and improvements, and they restore features that went missing from the Galaxy S6 line.
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These refinements seem at least partly informed by some of the creative tweaks Ms. Rashid made behind the scenes.
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The work had its own logic, but Ms. Gill had to discover it in her intuitive reactions and refinements.
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The Marine Corps has been working on refinements to its sniper training since 2100 in order to alleviate shortages.
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The newest generation of phones under CEO Tim Cook showcase a number of refinements from their iPhone X predecessors.
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It's intended to ensure that the system is running as planned, and to determine if refinements need to be made.
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The administration had produced a series of drafts soon after the inauguration that leaked, circulated, provoked criticism, and motivated refinements.
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The pace of operating system refinements is necessarily slowing now that Apple and Google have taken care of the basics.
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"What they've been doing is they've been making little updates to it, refinements to make it work better," said Deane.
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After rolling out a version of AI-based person detection earlier this year, Canary's upping that, offering some key refinements.
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Mirror will undeniably deliver a solid workout, and I've no doubt the platform will improve with refinements in the future.
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The company worked on some much needed refinements for notifications, Do Not Disturb and the way you use your phone.
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Initial accuracy of the system was 76 percent, but refinements allowed the researchers to bump it up to 88 percent.
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For the last visit, patients come in to ensure the treatment is going well and that no refinements are needed.
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Some refinements may be needed, but the recent high electricity prices are a feature of the system, not a bug.
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He went on to address all the new updates and refinements coming with High Sierra, starting with the Safari web browser.
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The S10 Plus' refinements extend to things like its vibration motor, which is much nicer feeling than many other Android phones.
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But she's routing for exceptions for user generated content and additional refinements to the three debated articles to narrow their scope.
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There are a number of refinements to the bill being made to ensure internal consistency among the titles (of the bill).
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As such, the bulk of Tuesday and Wednesday will likely focus on refinements and advancements of projects already well in motion.
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The installation woes are disappointing, as iOS 9.3 adds some nice new features like Night Shift, secured Notes, and other refinements.
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There's not much to say as it just builds on the foundations of tvOS 9 with small refinements here and there.
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As well as examining the scroll wheel in forensic detail, the teardown also looks at the other refinements made with the mouse.
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The device originally started as a Kickstarter project back in 2014 under the name Hemingwrite, and it's since received several major refinements.
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We've now reviewed this incident (and thousands of variations on it) in our simulator in detail and made refinements to our software.
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But now they are decades old, their essential technology unchanged, despite refinements that are likely relevant in only a fraction of cases.
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The Texas Republican also said he plans to make refinements to the House Republicans' border-adjustment proposal and continue to defend it.
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The research could eventually lead to refinements in the interfaces of the smarter components of some of the world's most popular apps.
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"Enemy of the people" is a phrase with a near-perfect totalitarian pedigree deployed with refinements by the Nazis, Stalin and Mao.
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Headquarters Marine Corps personnel have been working on refinements to sniper training progression to address gaps since at least 2016, Stephenson wrote.
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Those hardware refinements combined with a more efficient A13 system-on-a-chip create some significant battery life improvements for the user.
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One year after Elon Musk unveiled his grand plans to send humans to Mars, the SpaceX CEO is ready to make some refinements.
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In 250, there were more than 250,53 and counting, with refinements to CRISPR, new techniques for manipulating genes, improvements in precision, and more.
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Now, after several generations and many refinements, the motors have been optimized specifically for long-distance bike rides and better responsiveness to pedaling.
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NP: Obviously, the Earbuds are new, but the other ones seem like these are very careful refinements of things that people already love.
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While the blocky, glossy design was a really cool look for a couple years, Sony's refinements have taken away some of the charm.
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Everything that Google does is incremental, whether we're talking about refinements of its web search algorithms, improvements to YouTube, or enhancements to Android.
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To the extent where I am genuinely surprised it's coming out when it is, and not after another month or two of refinements.
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And it is diverse in terms of ethnic background — something that led to a constant stream of suggestions and refinements on the language.
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Researchers say the reduction is the result of advances in lung cancer treatments including refinements in surgery, better diagnostics and improvements in radiotherapy.
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The iPhone 3GS introduced further refinements to Apple's smartphone, offering improvements like a better 3-megapixel camera, voice control, and longer battery life.
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The group proposed reforms to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security last year and will include those same policies again this year with refinements.
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The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus last year were refinements on earlier designs, while the is expected to offer a complete redesign.
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Its performance and refinements surpass the DB22.3 by such a wide margin, it feels wrong to mention the two cars in the same sentence.
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Its performance and refinements surpass the DB9 by such a wide margin, it feels wrong to mention the two cars in the same sentence.
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Apple's World Wide Developer conference kicked off on Monday and among the refinements that we're seeing for iOS is increased support for augmented reality.
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Hence the emphasis on refinements, such as the work Apple put in on iOS to reduce truncation of Dynamic Type at the largest settings.
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The main thing to note: Besides a few hardware additions, the phones' key new features are machine learning– and artificial intelligence–powered software refinements.
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In other news, iOS 10.3 will add cricket scores in Siri for the Indian Premier League, CarPlay refinements and small improvements here and there.
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These aren't the biggest feature upgrades in the world, but count them as continued refinements to one of more interesting spherical cameras out there.
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Sure, it's a bit of a dig, but it's hard to argue the fact that the new phones are mostly refinements of their predecessor.
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The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are refinements to Samsung's proven designs, but it was LG's modular G5 and accessories that stole the show.
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The House's draft bill still contains certain provisions that creditor groups have been fighting, and Natural Resources Committee aides said further refinements were likely.
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There were so many more versions of Mac Miller to come: new experiments and refinements in his music, new setbacks followed by fresh perspectives.
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Evernote Business has let you access Evernote content from these applications for some time, and today it announced some refinements to enhance those integrations.
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The 777, one of Boeing's most successful and profitable planes, is undergoing a makeover that will add new engines and wings and other refinements.
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Photo: SamsungEven with all the refinements that typically go into Samsung phones, the Galaxy F will likely always feel a little bit like an experiment.
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And it offers refinements that really do improve the overall experience of vacuuming, including the self-righting body design and the improved bin-emptying mechanism.
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This gave Samsung leeway to focus on things the company believes are more important to consumers, like big, beautiful displays and refinements to the hardware.
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Instagram has been relentless about bringing over some of Snapchat's best features and tools — and often making its own refinements and improvements along the way.
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But the multitude of refinements and improvements, covering everything from combat to visuals to story, make it the best, most approachable Dragon Quest to date.
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The S7 and S7 Edge are not reinventions of the wheel, but iterations and refinements, and they address some pain points of the older models.
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Microsoft's latest version of Windows 10 is available now, and it's full of great improvements and refinements to the world's most popular desktop operating system.
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As for the plot of the "Paramour," he added, "This particular round of refinements will hopefully be the only time we have to go dark."
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Although heterojunction technology is not patented, Enel hopes that refinements it has made to the manufacturing process will give it a head start on rivals.
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Conventional piston engines have come a long way, and technical refinements like direct fuel injection, variable valve timing and cylinder shutdown systems are now widespread.
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Refinements will be welcome as the opera travels onward—to the Royal Opera House next season, and to the Met in the fall of 2017.
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And both of these ideas can be seen as refinements of the very first idea in Western philosophy, Thales's enigmatic statement that everything is water.
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Since then, America's wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and conflicts in Africa and Asia have led to further refinements in how the United States evaluates refugees.
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The new design of the XB-1 includes refinements that the company says will offer better stability overall for the propulsion system and boost overall safety.
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For me, the most impressive thing about Monster Hunter World's refinements is that they've been added in a way that doesn't necessarily compromise the original template.
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Despite decades of refinements based on rigorous statistical science, modern opinion polls are still just rough estimates of how survey respondents might actually cast their votes.
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I think the overall camera upgrade resulting from the wider aperture and a year's worth of small refinements has elevated the S9 substantially from the S8.
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I could have them digging and doing this massive sculpture for hours and then I can go and do the refinements and that would be fun.
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But civilization and its refinements have gained a foothold; tobacco chewers are spitting their chaw juices into upmarket iced tea bottles and farmers are raising llamas.
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On the first day of shooting, the team works well together because the refinements of division of labor in the industry are clear and well organized.
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The changes would give them more time to work on new features and refinements, without the added burden of completing a laundry list of yearly tasks.
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An essential step in improving the process is a rigorous look back to determine how well they have worked and refinements to better achieve their objectives.
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Other refinements include the ability for developers to directly list in-app purchases in the App Store — rather than making users hunt for them in the app.
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But as much as there were software and hardware improvements to the Series 2 and Series 3, the most important refinements were to the Apple Watch's purpose.
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Kensington hasn't dramatically changed the design of its trackball product in over a decade, but subtle refinements have evolved it into a mature and reliable input device.
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However, if regulators find additional problems, or require any revisions or refinements to the software fix, the timeline could be pushed back an indeterminate amount of time.
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While those earlier first-person shooters helped define the genre at the time, Quake pushed it further with true 3D-rendered environments and refinements to online play.
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One 17th-century scholar calculated, on the basis of biblical genealogies, that the creation happened in 4004 B.C.; subsequent refinements settled on the date of Oct. 23.
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But although design hasn't seen any real overhaul, LG has made significant refinements to image processing and is putting a big focus on its ThinQ artificial intelligence platform.
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The Flex 14's changes are a lot like the Yoga 730's changes — it looks pretty similar year over year, with some minor refinements to the build.
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For the foreseeable future, ever-improving lithium-ion technology—perhaps with new solid electrolytes—will make the running, benefiting from yet more refinements the more applications it supports.
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You can read the two papers describing SMILY and the doctor-focused refinements to SMILY here; they were originally presented at CHI 2019 in Glasgow earlier this year.
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"These new tactics represent refinements by Trump and his staff in their quest to control the atmosphere and message of his often unruly rallies," writes Politico's Ben Schreckinger.
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This happened in the textile-chemicals business, and in parts of the paper-chemicals industry, when customers told it that there was no need for further product refinements.
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Over the course of a few months, Samsung put out several design refinements, culminating in the Note 7, a big phone that has been universally praised by critics.
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"The SSiRS is intended to be a baseline strategy, from which refinements can be made to customize the application to meet individual goals and circumstances," the report said.
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These are the basics, but each bit of kit has several layers to it, sub-menus to dip into to adjust inputs and outputs, allowing for visual refinements.
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With today's funding round, the company plans to iterate on the product front with Office 365 support for its calendar, an offline mode and refinements across the board.
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He had introduced those theories in 1905 and 1915, respectively, and by 1921 they included refinements resulting from his and his colleagues' sustained attention to his original work.
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Originally identified as Petya, a ransomware that first started circulating in 2016, the current attack now appears to be a Petya offshoot, with added refinements such as stronger encryption.
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Redemption earned the series higher acclaim than the original, thanks to refinements in gameplay and technical advantages made possible by the next-gen consoles on which it ran. pic.twitter.
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This seems like pretty obvious stuff, but these refinements wouldn't be possible if the publisher of the game wasn't somewhat invested in the competitive league play and viewing experience.
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Wired also confirmed that the PS5's controller will finally be making the jump to USB-C as well as other refinements like a larger battery and improved speakers.
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Rather than a radical redesign, Android users should expect more incremental refinements in O — many of which affect performance under the hood, in areas like battery life and speed.
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Some 13,000 restaurants across the country pay a flat monthly fee—around ¥1,000 for a hamburger, for example—that includes refinements and updates to their display every three months.
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YouTube's not just for toy dissections and mannequin challenges, it's the world's biggest jukebox too, though it may lack some of the refinements of your favorite desktop music player.
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At the very least, it should offer some gameplay refinements for the online post-apocalyptic shooter; the first game steadily improved after launch, which bodes well for the sequel.
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Although the vast majority of researchers agree that strict neutrality as originally formulated is false, many also point out that refinements of neutral theory have addressed weaknesses in it.
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Now that the Congressional Budget Office has finished its estimates, "we can make some necessary improvements and refinements to the bill," Ryan said at a press conference last night.
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Designed with crewed missions in mind, it could be thought of as the production version of the rocket, endowed with all the refinements of years of real-world tests.
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By Arielle Pardes iPhone Xs and Xs Max The brand new iPhone Xs (pronounced "tennis," not "excess") looks a lot like last year's iPhone X, with some smart refinements.
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Siri gets smarter - There are refinements to the default female and male voices, and a new beta of a translation feature to help you say things in other languages.
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In that time it's undergone several refinements—from the addition of a first-person camera perspective, a Lego series first, to the inclusion of, after player requests, more dinosaurs.
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Still, the field of brain-machine interface technology, as it is known, is advancing rapidly, with teams around the world adding refinements that might be tailored to specific injuries.
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With different tweaks and refinements, the process could be adapted for diesel, gasoline, jet fuel — or it could be piped directly to local neighborhoods as fuel for home furnaces.
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"We will continue to review our flight schedule to ensure we can accommodate the needs of our customers and will make additional refinements as needed," American said in a statement.
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HTC says it's made a number of refinements from the Vive Pre, including an improved head-strap, more polished finish, superior ergonomics, and the addition of a built-in microphone.
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These small refinements are on top of Samsung staples such as an iris scanner, IP68 water- and dust-resistance, fast wired and wireless charging, expandable storage, and a headphone jack.
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The World Health Organization expects this number to rise due to aging populations, the spread of chronic diseases, better measurement tools and refinements in the definition of what constitutes a disability.
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Version 8.0 brings with it an entirely new design, a bunch of refinements to what had become a hopelessly overwrought service, and a renewed focus on what Evernote is actually for.
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Much like the IdeaPads, it's mainly refinements for the ThinkPad T490 this year, with the PrivacyGuard feature, ThinkShutter webcam cover, dual far-field microphones, and a new HDR IPS display option.
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Anthony Romero of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) says the refinements to the travel ban do not "obfuscate the real fact that the administration's order is still a Muslim ban".
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Like this year's Galaxy S2512, the Note 29 is expected to be an incremental update on last year's Note 29, keeping roughly the same design while adding new improvements and refinements.
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The Photos app is going to learn new tricks, you can now send money in Messages using Apple Pay, and Control Center and lock screen are getting some much needed refinements.
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That's a shame, because GoPros have gotten a lot easier to use on the go in the last year or so thanks to some big refinements to the company's mobile app.
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And it's not that Android N is a bad operating system; in the months that I've been using the developer previews, I quite like a lot of the refinements and features.
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What we're talking about here is the unintended consequences and bureaucratic refinements and things that have to do less with the civil rights movement and the protagonists and antagonists of it.
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The design thinking behind these contemporary refinements has worked for millenniums — imagine an adobe house, or a Roman villa, sealed and shaded against the day's heat, and opened up at night.
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McWilliams also said regulators were considering "refinements" to Orderly Liquidation Authority, another post-crisis tool that allows regulators to temporarily use taxpayer funds to facilitate an orderly dissolution of a failing bank.
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The specs might be a little more impressive on paper, but the refinements I noticed during my few laps in the cockpit ultimately define a car that can handle more aggressive driving.
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Despite its thin diameter and short length, the S Pen is nice to write and doodle with, and it's clear that Samsung's refinements on this experience over the years are paying off.
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It still looks very much like an X100 (or X100S or X100T), but it has some refinements to its controls scheme that trickled down from the top-of-the-line X-Pro11993.
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Mazen Kourouche, who was first in line in Sydney after lining up 11 days outside the store so he could buy and review the product on YouTube, said there were modest refinements.
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The Pro2 adds a number of improvements and refinements to the original BeamPro, including a 23-inch LCD touch display and two "super-wide" 12-megapixel HD cameras with 12x digital zoom.
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Ekeler says he was not expecting the quality achieved in the images, and he might make further refinements to the 3D model and post it on Thingiverse for others to print themselves.
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Predictive algorithms are used to identify areas likely to be affected by off-target DNA mutations, and refinements to the technology suggested that in those trials off-target effects would be few.
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Parish Braden, a spokesman for the Natural Resources Committee, said the panel was still making refinements to the legislation, but he added: "The basic framework will not change" from an earlier version.
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During his time in office, he always got a kick out of embracing the awkward panders of political life, even if — especially if — they mocked the refinements of smoother politicians than him.
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Careful regulatory review and analysis, especially when done in collaboration with market participants, will lead to helpful insights that could then lead to necessary rule refinements in support of existing policy goals.
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Dorsey attributed that improvement — 2 million more users than expected — to "refinements" he's been making to the service, the introduction of the Moments feature, and more integration of live streaming video service Periscope.
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That kind of change is emblematic of what to expect this year: refinements that make your computer nicer or better to use, not ones that make it a whole new kind of device.
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Jon Friedman, Office's chief designer, told CNBC that the company is paying close attention to customer feedback so it can make the necessary refinements before pushing changes across different operating systems and applications.
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With his partner, Leung Fai Keung, his idea was to go back to basics, retaining some of the techniques and refinements of high-end dim sum while bringing prices down to sea level.
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Photograph by Paolo Pellegrin / Magnum for the New Yorker Adjusting the music that was emanating from the speaker of his iPhone—the Smiths—Michele got up from his seat to make more refinements.
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Another bank lobbyist says institutions that wanted refinements rather than the abolition of the Volcker rule pushed back against Goldman, worried that asking for too much would jeopardise the chance of any victories.
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You can expect quite a few refinements and improvements to come down the line in the coming months and years—maybe even enough to convince you to spend less time staring at your smartphone.
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I've long hated LG's software design, but after years of refinements, the G7's interface has gotten to a point where it doesn't get in my way or turn my stomach with poor aesthetics.
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The year ahead will see continued change to health care with congressional and administration focus on the movement to value-based care, refinements to provider payment systems, and improvements in health care system efficiencies.
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But it offers many instructive allusions, useful judgments and important refinements on these themes — and provides reassurance by its mere existence that someone in the author's position is grappling so earnestly with such questions.
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The thing these things both have in common is they're both refinements in some ways or progressions of what the original games are trying to do, but they're not burdened with expectation of scale.
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After a series of refinements, the final version of Google's embedded infotainment system is slated to roll out for the first time on the Polestar 2 (from Volvo sub-brand Polestar) later this year.
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I'm going to talk about many of those small refinements, but I want to focus on two things that are going to matter more than the rest — Dark Mode and Apple's focus on privacy.
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That's not to say that Pal is uncomfortable to wear, and with design refinements already evident in mockups for the Pebble Time 2 version the strap is sure to feel better when it begins shipping.
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The Ways and Means Committee chairman said he also expects to outline for House Republicans the path that he plans to take on making technical corrections and refinements to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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The technology genie is out of the bottle, and while a number of refinements must be made for it to reach peak effectiveness, it is already showing signs it can lead to a paradigm shift.
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And in the early 2000s, he embraced solidarities with a growing hip-hop culture; durags and brass knuckle fashion statements—slight refinements in every way, but always faithful to a street-level blemish of heroism.
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Here is how Google describes the new back gesture behavior, which is definitely what everybody is going to be wondering about: We've made further refinements to Gesture Navigation in Beta 6 based on user feedback.
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For its forthcoming iOS 12 update — which was trailed at WWDC, and is due out this fall — Apple says the release will "double down" on performance, slating a slew of refinements, bug fixes and optimizations incoming.
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Whereas Tesla beams refinements of its automated driving software to cars already on the road, Daimler updates its "Drive Pilot" programme (which mitigates the effects of sudden braking) only when it brings out a new model.
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"The change will be determined in parliament tomorrow, following which business will be better informed as to whether a change in the prime ministership will be accompanied by policy changes or refinements to policy," Fleming said.
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Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai touted the company's gains in the space, and was bullish about recent product launches such as the Google Assistant, the Google Home smart speaker and refinements to the enterprise cloud business.
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We've also updated our main typefaces, from DIN Condensed to Heroic, and from Adelle to Adelle Sans — refinements that work better on small screens and improve our overall legibility while preserving the character of our brand.
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These are small details, but they're also thoughtful refinements that make Spectacles feel thought out from an experiential perspective, something that can be hard even for long-standing hardware companies to pull off, much less newcomers.
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Now, under a $440 million contract with NASA, SpaceX is in the midst of making refinements to its Dragon spacecraft so that in the next two to three years, it can fly manned missions as well.
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Announced earlier this month during WWDC, iOS 11 comes with your standard tweaks and refinements, but also a huge focus on making the iPad a more powerful computing tool worthy of its larger screen and keyboard attachment.
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The new funding will be used to accelerate growth of the 2016 founded startup — focusing on product refinements and adding resources for scaling operations so it can onboard more of its main target users: collectors and galleries.
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CLAM PIZZA AT PASQUALE JONES Small refinements on the New Haven favorite, like marinating littlenecks in garlic and dribbling cream on the pie, make more difference than you'd suppose: 2917 Mulberry Street, Little Italy; no phone; pasqualejones.com.
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Reasons for the decline included stepped-up enforcement and refinements in real-time monitoring that allow for rapid response to deforestation, Minister Jose Sarney Filho told a news conference at the presidential palace in the capital, Brasilia.
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Once the Sony rival JVC introduced the VHS format, which could record two hours on a single cassette, and subsequent refinements yielded variable recording speeds, the idea of Hollywood movies on home video became a practical reality.
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Apple's head of retail, Angela Ahrendts, has made a number of refinements to in-store service over the past few years in an attempt to address some of the gripes Apple customers have had with the Genius Bar.
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"Any refinements or more material changes to our framework that we might make will be aimed solely at enhancing our ability to achieve and sustain our dual-mandate objectives in the world we live in today," Clarida said.
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Likewise with the ability to hear incoming iMessages read aloud to you on AirPods, these little refinements go a long way in not only having a more enjoyable, more seamless experience—it makes the experience more accessible, too.
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The two refinements and adding Dynamic Ads to Instagram underscores how Facebook is continuing to capitalise on its ever-growing user base — now at 1.65 billion users — and the data that it is able to amass from them.
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Courtesy Philadelphia Museum of Art After 1870, Cézanne largely stopped painting portraits for a number of years, a period during which he was mentored by the avuncular Camille Pissarro in refinements of the techniques of open-air Impressionism.
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At a brief Fed meeting to discuss the rule, officials stressed that the changes were merely refinements that stemmed from their experience overseeing the process of putting the rule into place, including what did and did not work.
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The only way forward was a politically risky prospect: Use a budget process called reconciliation, which would not require a supermajority of 60 Senate votes, and have the House pass the more centrist Senate bill, with some refinements.
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Over the years, Twitter has introduced some small refinements to how its product looks and feels, like adding a direct-messages button on the mobile home screen and changing the Twitter "favorite" button to a heart-shaped "like" button.
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There are many reasons Mike Judge's show found its groove in Season 2, including the refinements in group chemistry that have helped nearly every half-hour comedy that's gone from good to great after stumbling through a first season.
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Other refinements enable the system's radar to identify objects and obstacles more precisely, including by bouncing radar waves under a car in front of a Tesla vehicle, enabling Autopilot to detect obstacles that may not be visible to drivers.
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Though one makes phones and tablets and the other drones, they each have reached a design plateau in their respective categories and the updates they now deliver are more polished refinements of existing products than great, genre-breaking leaps.
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Protest music assumes its different forms over the course of generations, movements, and artistic refinements, to welcome all sorts of people to the struggle, to give hope, and to say things you can say, sometimes, only with a drum.
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Put in place out of need after 2007 cyber incident, and out of historical precedent, since the voluntary national defense organization, the Estonian Defence League (EDL), has existed since 1918 , this unit has endured, but continues to undergo refinements.
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Thanks to the rise of cloud services and refinements to Windows and macOS, it's easier now than it's ever been—just make sure you're going to be able to move all your key programs and all your key files over.
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"As with any complex undertaking, after the first wave of reform, and with the benefit of experience and reflection, some refinements will undoubtedly be in order," Randal Quarles told the Senate Banking Committee in prepared testimony ahead of his confirmation hearing.
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Neither is going to be as good as what you can get from the Galaxy S7, iPhone 7, or Google Pixel, largely because these budget phones lack those other guys' software refinements, but these aren't bad cameras by any stretch.
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Aside from picture refinements, the A9F OLED model also improves upon sound and Sony's Acoustic Surface speaker system by adding a center actuator and a subwoofer channel, which results in the TV being able to produce 3.1 audio on its own.
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During a briefing ahead of the S3's launch, Samsung said its research team found that the main reason people bought the S2 was its "overall design," which might explain why that's one of the primary refinements you see here.
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" At a torchlit courtyard reception with various Ottoman notables, an androgynous singer from Andalusia enthralls Michelangelo by introducing him to refinements unimaginable in Italy, where music is "nothing but a sad activity for monks and dance the work of trained bears.
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Twitter, despite continuing refinements to its policies on abuse, has struggled to shake off concerns that its open, unfiltered platform is too hospitable to trolls and harassers and that it is too reluctant to deploy its centralized authority against them.
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Dorina Szekeres, a 2012 Hungarian Olympian who is employed by the couple's management agency, sat in the bleachers watching Hosszu train in Budapest as Tusup paced up and down the pool deck, observing her strokes and offering refinements in her technique.
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Working with an old collaborator, Pat Leonard, and his son, Adam, who has the producer's credit, Cohen did much of his work for "You Want It Darker" in the living room, e-mailing recorded files to his partners for additional refinements.
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The bills have garnered bipartisan support, and also include provisions that would make it easier for small business owners to band together to offer professionally managed, pooled employer saving plans, along with some refinements of the existing 401(k) and savings system.
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The real challenge for Apple and other major tech companies moving forward is that many of the enhancements and capabilities they're going to introduce over the next several years are likely to be a lot subtler refinements of existing products or services.
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The LEP collider was constructed in 1989 and later upgraded (in 1995) to the LEP II. It has several claims to fame, including further refinements to the masses of the W and Z bosons and a would-be hint of the Higgs boson.
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Unfortunately, it's come as a player in an unfurling saga of kleptocracies realized and aspirational, tying the White House that much closer, both materially and spiritually, to a pair of regimes in Moscow and Baku whose autocratic refinements continue to threaten American democracy.
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Instead, it views the period known as the Six Dynasties — or, in China, as the Northern and Southern Dynasties — through some of its distinctive cultural achievements, which included refinements in celadon porcelain, the growth of Buddhism, and advances in calligraphy and painting.
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The changes include refinements in Autopilot's radar that improve its ability to spot and identify obstacles down the road and additional warnings to force drivers to keep their hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road while the system is active.
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Though there is a noncellular Series 3 model available for $33, and some internal refinements (a new processor and wireless chip), the main reason to get a Series 3 is because you want cellular, or are looking to upgrade your first-generation Apple Watch.
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"What I can say is that any refinements or more material changes to our framework that we might make will be aimed solely at enhancing our ability to achieve and sustain our dual-mandate objectives in the world we live in today," he said.
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The 4.1 version of EMUI brings some minor refinements — one that I liked is Eye Protection, a simplified version of Apple's Night Shift feature, which changes the colors of the screen a bit to make it easier on the eyes in low-light conditions.
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The FPC said the target will be reviewed in light of a new rule from January 2018 requiring banks to set money aside far sooner to cover possible loan defaults, and for refinements at the global level to how banks add up risks from loans.
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Strictly for trials and tests, the sandbox will "enable banks to gather real-life data and user feedback on their fintech products or services more easily and in a controlled environment, so that they can make suitable refinements to their products before the full launch," Chan explained.
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Ryan, who unveiled the legislation last week and is its main champion in Congress, said he was open to making "improvements and refinements," especially after an assessment on Monday by the Congressional Budget Office, which said millions of Americans would soon lose their health insurance under the plan.
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Image: Tor ProjectChrome wasn't the only browser to get a visual overhaul this week, because the privacy-focused Tor Browser was also given a new lick of paint, as well as a host of under-the-hood upgrades, and refinements to make it easier to use for newcomers.
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Orthodontists often make numerous refinements to make sure that the aligners are absolutely perfect, and in about 30% of cases, they have their patients also wear traditional braces to ensure the best alignment, he says — and that's an important difference from what you'll get in the at-home sets.
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The upgraded Falcon 9 rocket launching this week that will one day launch astronauts into space, called "block 5," has a number of refinements that Musk believes will cement its status as the premier rocket on Earth — until SpaceX's future rocket, the Big Falcon Rocket, comes into play, anyway.
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It notes that has "made refinements" to the software after reviewing the crash and says that it hopes "to handle situations like this more gracefully in the future," but realistically, there will always be some degree of uncertainty — at least as long as human drivers are on the road.
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" But after recognizing its sales potential, Mr. Khubani's company made some design refinements, like adding red lights to make it more Christmassy and engineered a deep price cut, and in July 2015, he said, Telebrands introduced "something that changes the way people do holiday decorating in a big way.
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"The Super Hornet has been the Navy's most successful carrier-based aircraft, but it doesn't reflect the latest technological refinements that the F-35 has," said Loren B. Thompson, who consults for Lockheed and works for a research group that is supported by all the major military contractors.
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Even though it can't play as many shows at once, the PS4 version of multi-view is also gaining some refinements: The first update is real-time program changing, which means you will no longer have to start from the beginning each time you want to add in a different program.
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The Paperwhite has all of the full power of Amazon's years of refinements of Kindles behind it — the user interface is simple, but easy to manage, the fonts and formatting of books are great, and buying more things to read is almost dangerously easy to do right on the device.
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While up-and-comers like Michelangelo found modeling in clay absurd, another youngish artist, Giovanni Francesco Rustici (1474-1554), brought fresh refinements to it in a cream-glazed figure of John the Baptist as a new kind of spiritual hero: a violet-eyed, swimmer-thin dreamboat, soulful from every angle.
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In this revival of John Dexter's powerfully spare and dramatically dead-on 1977 production, Mr. Nézet-Séguin was consistently attentive to refinements of the music and the careful way Poulenc sets words so that vocal lines seem almost conversational, those "quintessentially French" qualities, as he said in a recent interview with The New York Times.
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As my eyes negotiated the characteristically digressive paragraphs, with their refinements and hesitations, their pitch-perfect archaisms, I kept picturing Banville at his desk, doggedly piecing them together in an effort of self-erasure that is the exact opposite of the novelist's native inclination, and which, regardless of the beauties produced, must have come with some pain.
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Mr. Ryan, fighting to keep the measure on track, said Wednesday that he was making "some necessary improvements and refinements" to the package to answer the concerns, which intensified this week after the Congressional Budget Office released a report estimating that the legislation would increase the number of people without health insurance by 24 million by 2026.
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Adobe still has a lot to do to make a convincing argument that it regards Photoshop for iPad as a flagship product on par with the desktop version, but these are steps in the right direction, and it looks like 2020 should bring a host of additional refinements and improvements, along with an iPad version of Illustrator, and more.
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Netflix will not only need to produce more hits — like this summer's To All the Boys I've Loved Before, which the company said was one of its "most viewed original films ever with strong repeat viewing" — but also continue to make hundreds of data-driven product refinements to ensure that every user will be shown content they want to see.
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Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) said earlier Thursday that he plans to make refinements to the House Republicans' border-adjustment proposal and continue to defend it.
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"The Court determines that Plaintiffs have convincingly argued that the term 'emolument' in both the Foreign and Domestic Emoluments Clauses, with slight refinements that the Court will address, means any 'profit,' 'gain,' or 'advantage' and that accordingly they have stated claims to the effect that the President, in certain instances, has violated both the Foreign and Domestic Clauses," Missette wrote.
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The drone rose to a flight ceiling of above 3,000 feet, and climbed at a rate that was double that of the first test flight — Aquila ascended at 180 feet/minute, which the team working on the project says was a result of a number of "refinements" made to the Aquila platform as a result of info gleaned from the first test.
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All those merciless cullings and endless organizational refinements, all that data and all the brilliant minds and machines working it over, all resolving to some underpaid grunt in a folding chair whaling away on a garbage can because the members of the team's brain trust of thoroughbred data nerds simply took it for granted that they could get away with it.
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" Wagner further outlined steps that he and the administrators planned to take to address the protestors' issues in a campus-wide email, according to the paper, suggesting "immediate refinements to certain policies and procedural deficiencies; regular and structured opportunities for difficult dialogues; a formal process to institutionalize identification, review and addressing of social justice opportunities and issues; and commitment to an annual retreat to renew [their] efforts.
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