Is making music less regimented than your approach to jumping?
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"We really were nerdily regimented about our studying," he said.
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Institutional life is often regimented, tightly controlled, and very limiting.
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She maintains that weight by following a very regimented eating plan.
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General Stanley McChrystal's morning routine is regimented — to say the least.
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It actually has nothing to do with maintaining a regimented beauty routine.
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As the group's manager, Jackson put his sons through long, regimented rehearsals.
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But in this world, the avenues of rebellion are just as regimented.
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We're so alike in this regard, we don't have very regimented lives.
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What results is a regimented religious theocracy that strips away individual freedoms.
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He runs a regimented system that demands high energy and intense athleticism.
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Their diets are regimented, their throwing mechanics are biometrically analyzed for inefficiencies.
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Beginning my day with a kind of regimented worship felt natural to me.
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I have such a regimented schedule, it's hard for me to sleep past 8.
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She maintains an incredibly regimented schedule that has her jetsetting all over the globe.
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The first time, there was a lot of buildup where you weren't especially regimented.
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Williams, fired after last season, was detail-oriented and regimented perhaps to a fault.
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It relaxed her, made her feel less powerless in that otherwise disorienting, regimented environment.
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"Bali allows for a less regimented, more lighthearted and natural approach," Ms. Perini said.
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And there's a strictly regimented schedule for when exit poll results can get released.
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As a child, his father placed him on a highly regimented home schooling regime.
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I found it a bit more regimented about finishing things in order than TurboTax.
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The Warriors, who warm up by launching half-court heaves, are slightly less regimented.
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JR: During tour we have the most consistent schedule, because everything is kind of regimented.
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I've always had much more success with the organic as opposed to very regimented programs.
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Meanwhile, the growing influence of corporate sponsors will sway things in a more regimented direction.
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He and Katie put their son on a regimented diet of raw and vegan foods.
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Once the match is over, the star athlete's post-game rituals are just as regimented.
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While they didn't use a regimented savings budget, they averaged saving $1,000 a month each.
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The dual-CEO holds "highly regimented" meetings and sticks to a specific agenda, Swartz reported.
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As a result, whales are scheduled, strictly regimented, loudly announced -- like Sea World orca showcases.
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Working with live events like concerts, where timing is less regimented than at a typical sporting event (which are marked by tip offs and halftimes that adhere to a pretty regimented schedule), proved too much for the initial rollout of the company's stash drop.
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Other advice includes "chew your food," which is a part of Mohammed's regimented schedule and diet.
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Many of the fighters were women, many of them were young, and daily routines were regimented.
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But what's even worse than getting herself to the gym is sticking to a regimented diet.
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His regimented meal plans are even a part of his lifestyle brand and fitness company, TB12.
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Depending on the observer's perspective, a Success classroom can appear either alarmingly regimented or blissfully calm.
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I just can't relax while listening to the uptight and regimented sound of the Hugo 2.
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He is as regimented and confined by them as a classical ballet dancer is by choreography.
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The child who is at ease with poetry that isn't approved of, or regimented or diagramed.
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As in so much of automotive history, this mostly began with the regimented style of Germans.
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She enrolled in an online course, met with a tutor, and established a regimented study routine.
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As he explained to me, killing wolves fractures the highly regimented social order of the pack.
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Upon entering an airport, you are sifted through a regimented, mandatory, and inconvenient set of steps.
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Many still have day jobs, but they also have high-performance coaches and regimented training schedules.
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Because of the marathon season, baseball players are often highly regimented in addition to being superstitious.
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On tour with Mitski, I felt like I entered this much more professional, healthy, regimented realm.
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But Obama was known for his regimented eating, so maybe bigger salt shakers weren't a priority.
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In a society as strictly regimented as the Republic of Gilead, everyone has a role to play.
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In 1959, an Australian mathematician named George Batchelor predicted that these patterns follow an exact, regimented order.
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Military life is strictly regimented, with a code of conduct and standards for dress and personal appearance.
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In keeping with the school theme, virtually everything is regimented, with specific events happening on specific days.
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She was very regimented with us, and I've carried that on, and I appreciate that from her.
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That certainly works for some patients, especially those who take drugs frequently and on a regimented basis.
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Virtually all of the emotionless-future stories since We feature some form of regimented control over affection.
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Also those efforts will require a regimented push, not only from Trump's aides but from Trump himself.
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Instead of regimented time you know generally where you are in the day and can act accordingly.
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In the end, said sources close to the Gorsuch effort, it worked because it was highly regimented.
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It is a striking corner of the city, with none of the regimented elegance of central Paris.
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Suddenly, their relaxed weekend brunches after sleeping in were replaced with strict meal plans on regimented schedules.
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I came from a militant, regimented French cooking background, where thinking outside the box was very difficult.
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At the time Citizens United was decided, the court's partisan and ideological balance was less regimented than today.
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And so we don't have some regimented program that, you know, is X shares a day or whatever.
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The low-impact steps felt natural and fun, more like grade-school recess than a regimented aerobics class.
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But if your vacation time is less regimented, you may save money by going with the financial flow.
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Those who favoured less regimented forms of social organisation were most concerned about it, regardless of scientific knowledge.
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Stick To A Simple Morning Routine... Your daily routine should be really regimented the month of the wedding.
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Currently, visitors can see them at the flamingo habitat for short periods of time during regimented exercise times.
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K-pop has become the international face of South Korea thanks to an extremely regimented, coordinated production system.
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Albums like Vanitas and Desideratum featured plenty of chugging beats, regimented song structures, and generally more straightforward sounds.
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Gaming is their form of self-determination, a means to take control of their constricted, highly regimented lives.
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"When you think about ballet as an art form, it's so artificial, codified and regimented," Mr. Anastos said.
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Inmates with mental illness are often the least equipped to handle the stresses of a regimented prison life.
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All of this regimented behavior, Whyte warned, was draining the United States of its individualism and independent spirit.
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We have no interest in disrupting that train at all or instilling a more regimented way of working.
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Meetings, for instance, are "highly regimented" with clear agendas and goals, according to a recent article in Barron's.
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His schedule is heavily regimented: hours of class followed by hours of training followed by hours of homework.
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Still, I&aposve found significant value in a more regimented abstention from imbibing, even if it&aposs temporary.
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If I am pulling meaning from that book, I should definitely not join anything too regimented with ideology.
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Typically these are structured so that you're buying on a regimented basis and many have an automatic rebalancing process.
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In every sense of the word, my life leading up the the diagnosis was highly regimented and financially successful.
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The marbled smears of paint that run down the canvases overtake the regimented rectangles of bold colors behind them.
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"Looking at physical activity as something that's regimented, like brushing your teeth, seems to resonate with people," Bond said.
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Still, many who struggle with depression simply lack the ability to commit to a new, regimented behavioral pattern altogether.
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After years of operating within a regimented chain of command, many veterans are ready to become their own bosses.
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My whole life, up until retirement, was regimented with football, and I needed to maintain some kind of discipline.
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Although sprinkled with typos, grammatical errors, and dramatic use of all caps, Yamada's long reviews are thorough and regimented.
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What if the concept of the traditional white collar office, with its oppressive, regimented hours, was thrown out entirely?
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Trees are either regimented in small groups, with cloudlike foliage, or solitary and bare, seeming to sway in lament.
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On the fourth pass, they were confronted by an extraordinary sight that jolted them out of their regimented procedures.
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So the company has not handed over user data to the authorities and has not devised a regimented procedure.
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Sherri, who now lives in a studio apartment, devised a regimented program to minimize all exposure to the cops.
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His incredibly regimented daily routine has garnered attention in recent years, with numerous other players attempting to emulate it.
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If transformational travel just meant heavily regimented travel with extra reading material, I was struggling to understand the appeal.
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It's a hugely regimented game, with frequent pauses and the ball being regularly turned over from team to team.
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Granted, these are heavily regimented productions with little risk of a catastrophic misstep, but still — it's fun to dream.
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A few months ago when I was in L.A., I was able to keep up a much more regimented schedule.
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American cemeteries of the 1900s are on the whole as regimented as the country's suburbs, complete with the manicured grass.
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His schedule was regimented, and his actions were dictated by guards who maintained order using the omnipresent threat of violence.
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So campaigning tends to be done in a certain, regimented way, and it's very difficult to try doing things differently.
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The Loner Leader's world is radical and revolutionary, rebelling against the normative world, but it ultimately becomes just as regimented.
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CR plans on submitting these findings to the FDA, so hopefully a more regimented policy will be put into place.
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From as young as five, students join the temple, and follow a regimented life of rigorous strength and flexibility training.
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This involves a regimented exercise schedule in the weeks leading up to launch, as well as an extensive physical examination.
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But many struggle to make the transition from the North's highly regimented system to the South's fast-paced, capitalistic one.
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As the dancers inched toward one another, taking parallel steps that gradually became less regimented, they swayed and swirled silkily.
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The more regimented they are on what they are eating and what they are drinking, the better athletes they'll be.
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Oracle will likely put more price pressure on NetSuite renewals and impose more regimented support procedures, undermining NetSuite's congenial SaaS culture.
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Then we really kind of starved ourselves: We were on these very regimented diets and everything was kind of measured out.
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The Japanese, she concludes, enjoy off-the-wall variety shows and abusive game shows as a reaction to a regimented society.
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This is known as injectable opioid agonist treatment, which is different from safe supply programs in that it's more tightly regimented.
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The first has a regimented layout, with a number of Resident Evil-like save rooms, which you can fast travel between.
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Both were overlooked in their youth, and both are players who are allowed moments of inspiration in a highly regimented team.
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Sign of the Times Increasingly, everything we do seems to be in the company of others — and on a regimented schedule.
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While the NET volunteers self-organize in a more chaotic manner, the EOC operates according a complex, but highly regimented logic.
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They're an accessible and liberating system that's also regimented and claustrophobic, their underground stations mundane during rush hour and eerie at midnight.
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Crowdstrike notes that the groups aren't very regimented or technically sophisticated, but flexibility and camaraderie still allow them to develop powerful scams.
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A break is needed, and it can be too taxing on the body to follow a regimented workout plan every single day.
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That means adapting stories to the changing desires of film fans, and learning how to cooperate on China's less regimented movie sets.
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While Phelps adhered to a regimented existence in the athletes' village in Beijing, Lochte made himself sick gorging on free Big Macs.
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It mirrors a military environment, which is to say there's a rigid hierarchy and everything is regimented and everyone has a role.
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They are released from the strictures of time and regimented life — but the reference to Johnson's politics feels tenuous, if not forced.
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But heading out of town doesn't mean our regimented exercise sessions (that we work very hard to follow) need to be compromised.
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By the eighteen-eighties, the once free-spirited Wilis had been regimented into strict formations, a development that persists in productions today.
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Part of that has to do with our general view of emotional eating, that it's "being bad" or misbehaving from a regimented diet.
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That compromise is to only use acids two days a week (she recommends Monday and Thursday to keep it regimented) for one month.
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"Oracle will likely put more price pressure on NetSuite renewals and impose more regimented support procedures, undermining NetSuite's congenial SaaS culture," he said.
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Singapore's democracy can sometimes seem a little regimented: the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) has been in power since before independence in 1965.
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Later, workers moved to stultifying offices where they sat in regimented rows of desks and waited impatiently for the clocks to hit 5pm.
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Being detail oriented and regimented isn't a bad thing in the bedroom—in fact, being a scheduler just might be kind of sexy.
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The platform has gone from a hodgepodge of wacky late-night posts to something dependable and regimented—something audiences can tune into consistently.
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Think of a batter at the plate, adjusting his gloves, grinding his toe into the dirt, his motions as regimented as the rosary.
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"Diana and Fergie would say that it was the regimented protocol that they found difficult to deal with," says royal biographer Ingrid Seward.
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Avoiding romantic relationships is an unspoken rule of the highly regimented K-pop world and "no dating" clauses in contracts were once commonplace.
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Staff meetings, especially regimented ones with a recurring spot on the calendar, are meant to convey pertinent information, and not achieve much else.
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A Radio City Rockette is a specialist in precision dance technique, a rare, regimented and intricate style that requires both athleticism and artistry.
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And it's a lot more control – self-imposed control on how I behave and what I'm going to do and it's very regimented, orderly.
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All of these vehicles are flying in a regimented formation over the Earth's poles, which lets them cover the entire Earth at all times.
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Every area of my life was so regimented and controlled, it was the one area where I could say, 'No, I'm not eating that.
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She lives according to a pat, regimented schedule, which largely revolves around her job and looking after her lonely gay neighbor Giles (Richard Jenkins).
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Every new graduate does a little, because you go from a life of regimented achievement into a world where recognition is hard to find.
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Financial reasoning and, in particular, the calculation of compound interest demanded a more regimented scheme arbitrated by objective mathematical rules rather than clerical authority.
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Life in the South Pole, for example, can be highly regimented, says Lauren Wise, a laboratory specialist who investigates the contaminated areas of Antarctica.
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He and others attribute their prowess to a Russian educational system that, while less regimented than in Soviet times, still nurtures elite math skills.
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"Now he&aposs on a regimented schedule where I think we can start to see and expect some real progress in him," Green said.
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During that presidency we had a regimented personnel process that included input from a cabinet secretary, the White House personnel office and political office.
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In a matchup of styles, give me the non-stop offensive attack of the Oregon State Beavers over the more regimented approach of Stanford.
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The most sinister of those planets is Camazotz, the Soviet analogue where everything is so regimented that children bounce their balls in perfect unison.
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Consistently getting these kinds of details right requires a regimented corporate culture very different from the freewheeling culture of a typical Silicon Valley company.
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Processors do this too, in a much more complex and regimented way, of course, using spare cycles to speculatively execute various lines of computation.
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He has regimented, as no one has ever done before, the flow of paper, people and information inundating an omnivorous and undisciplined Mr. Trump.
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"Barcelona isn't important for the sake of Barcelona but rather launching it seasonally shows Cathay is willing to break away from regimented consistency," Horton said.
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While many celebrities and influencers take a regimented approach to social posting, she seems to post new content pretty much whenever she feels like it.
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Reynolds' creative process cannot be extricated from his regimented personal life, and both are guarded ferociously by his sister and business partner Cyril (Lesley Manville).
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" In that way it's very different from the regimented world of martial arts, where no one is ever supposed to call anyone a "fucking bitch.
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One that is plugged into a rigid, regimented, hierarchical corporate structure that has made him hugely wealthy, yes, but a dedicated ascetic all the same.
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I think when you get so regimented, at least for me — if I get too crazy in my head, then it becomes a downward spiral.
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Foster tries to keep his own calendar fairly regimented: On Mondays, he schedules one-on-one meetings with employees to set priorities for the week.
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The Palais' regimented, templelike stone facade is filled with Roman-style arches and pilasters, and emblazoned with the names of great Renaissance artists and architects.
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Students, read the entire column, then tell us: — What are your thoughts on Ms. Senior's idea that young people today have "constricted, highly regimented lives"?
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It's more regimented than most wine bars, with tastings ($40) led by guest wine professionals, including importers and sommeliers, starting at 6 and 8 p.m.
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But like other defectors, he struggled to make the transition from the North's highly regimented totalitarian system to the South's fast-paced, hypercompetitive capitalist society.
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And it hasn't been in the same regimented structure as other financial services firms, like big investment banks such as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.
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Devotees are expected not only to dress in white, but also to remove their sandals and place them in regimented rows when entering meditation rooms.
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But they often find it hard to make the transition from the North's highly regimented totalitarian system to the South's fast-paced, hypercompetitive capitalist society.
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The campaign has pitted migrant workers' dreams of better lives against an authoritarian vision of an orderly, regimented society embraced by the ruling Communist Party.
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The effect was serene, giving off a somewhat calm, if regimented, air to what many Muslims count as the most spiritual five days of their lives.
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The researchers noted that children were forced into highly regimented schedules and had barcodes on badges that needed to be scanned whenever they left the facility.
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Laura Hudson: Also, the punishments of women feel very haphazard, which is weird in a society that is so devoted to ritual and being extremely regimented?
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Despite the super-regimented schedules those with Autism Spectrum Disorder often follow (familiarity and predictability reign supreme), fitness tends to fall by the wayside, says Chessen.
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Manuel said the paper closely followed regimented rules and norms and would have done so especially meticulously for its "most important front page in five years".
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If the point were only to shorten your fingernails, clippers would do — but clippers are regimented and mechanical, while nail-biting is, literally, a manual art.
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I've been doing this since I was 13, and for so many years I was so regimented and had to post this many videos a day.
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One night it was the Korean Military Academy Band, a drumming sextet in red soldier outfits that weaves languid hip-hop moves into highly regimented music.
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"Ultimately Donald Trump is his own man, and he's going to resist all the control and regimented systems Kelly is trying to impose," Mr. Stone said.
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German drivers are, on the whole, far more regimented and diligent than the American drivers I encounter now that I'm back living in the United States.
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And unlike many women, who don't start a regimented routine until they hit their 20s or 30s, McGraw started focusing on her complexion in her early teens.
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If you're a Queen Bey stan, you know that her entire regimented, rehearsal-driven childhood was meticulously documented, and her obsession with archiving has extended into adulthood.
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I developed a regimented routine to stay on track, and I considered my passion projects to be one unified job, outside of a less-fulfilling day job.
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Stephanopoulos, a former political advisor, describes himself an "very regimented" and gets excited over political interviews, like his recent sit-down with ex-FBI director James Comey.
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From the start, it's clear that their situation isn't tenable — no matter how regimented and functional it seems to be, it's no way for anyone to live.
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As a former photojournalist for the IDF with a regimented and structured way of shooting, how did your experience at ICP change your approach to making pictures?
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"The Hills was a breeze 'cause we filmed three days a week, and it was three scenes and very regimented," she says about her former MTV home.
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"He has regimented, as no one has ever done before, the flow of paper, people and information inundating an omnivorous and undisciplined Mr. Trump," the Times reported.
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But she takes us behind its regimented displays of military might into the suffering of citizens who have lived through decades of international sanctions, isolation and malnutrition.
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But what if you were bonkers enough to force this regimented dogma on yourself, and voluntarily turn off all power in your restaurant for the whole night?
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One in seven state inmates are believed to be infected, and the regimented environment of a prison has its advantages when it comes to screening and treatment.
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At the beginning of treatment, Kay's diet was highly regimented so that she could gain to a healthy weight and get used to eating regular meals again.
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But her regimented style in a freewheeling and often dysfunctional West Wing frustrated some senior officials and people close to the president, who chafed under her dictates.
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Gangs are not as top-down and regimented as they once were, or unified any longer by a vision of racial solidarity and rivalries with opposing gangs.
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Let yourself go, if you dare, and you enter a world beyond borders of regimented thoughts and senses, one in which the ear sees more than the eye.
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Each bright and airy greenhouse contains plants that used to, but no longer, grow wild in New York City, arranged in regimented grids of tabletop planters and vitrines.
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Michael Phelps, over the last several years, has been publicly scrutinized for some choices that basically amount to trying to break out of the regimented lifestyle of swimming.
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It seems like the show is just choosing random, horrible things to happen to women for shock effect rather than demonstrating a regimented and horrifying system of punishment.
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Being diabetic is all about having a routine, checking your blood sugar six to eight to 10 times a day and trying to eat the same regimented meals.
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Take, for example, the floating bubble-style entries on the Settings menu in One UI compared to the very regimented listing that you get on the Pixel phones.
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Havsteen-Mikkelsen's appropriation of the Villa Savoye alights with the sunken dreams of Le Corbusier and — to a broader extent — other symbols of rational and regimented social orders.
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They described the camp as militaristic, with group names like Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie; highly regimented daily schedules; and strict rules about physical contact, orderly lines, and respect.
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After creating designs for five different decades of Cheney's life, the team began a regimented process that operated "like a beautifully orchestrated and creative assembly line," Wade said.
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Kids can run circles around even the most advanced robots on Earth, which still only function well in strictly controlled environments like factories, where they perform regimented tasks.
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He had gotten used to the rock music that played between classes, creating the kind of happy chaos that would never be allowed in a regimented Chinese school.
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Military-like discipline regimented the days of the students, who were not allowed to speak their native tongues, had their hair cut short, and wore European-style clothing.
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But Russia today, Ms. Schulmann said, resembles not so much the rigidly regimented country ruled by Stalin as the dilapidated autocracy of Russia in the early 19th century.
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During a local television interview in October 2004, he compared his time at North Carolina to serving a jail sentence because of the regimented schedule he had to follow.
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The band makes visible the power embedded in the histories and culture of its performance venues, and its disciplined members become akin to gears within an enduring, regimented system.
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Homosexuality has been decriminalized but coming out is still not easy in India, where it is rarely discussed openly for fear of family rejection in a regimented, traditional society.
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And ever since I stopped playing sports in high school, I've lacked the motivation to stick to any sort of regimented exercise routine for more than a few weeks.
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Since the Reagan years, both major parties have prized the kind of scripted, regimented, highly predictable presidential nominating conventions that have made conventions fairly boring news events to cover.
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I think something about the very regimented 'order' represented in the painting, coupled with the arbitrary, psychedelic assortment of objects displayed really appeals to my sensibilities—organised, yet puzzling!
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Robbie and I live very different lives — he's a musician who's currently preparing for business school — so right now his lifestyle is pretty relaxed compared to my regimented days.
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Each year, as the game evolves, with the evolution of video, advanced metrics and regimented year-round training, programs like the one in Clarinda find it harder to survive.
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Once breakfast was over, though, he was regimented, on a schedule of enjoying himself, and he looked visibly relaxed in a way I had never seen him back home.
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Its regimented routines can seem stodgy at a time when young people are flocking to more freewheeling forums for scientific creativity, like software hackathons and hardware engineering Maker Faires.
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Even for those of us no longer on a regimented school-vacation schedule, finding the calendar days for warm-weather OOO time is still a key June through August move.
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One thing I've noticed the girls will spend one night a week and do a hair mask or hair oil treatment to their hair and they're really regimented about it.
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It lacked the strict "no excuses" discipline and heavily regimented curricula that charters are often known for; there were school uniforms, but kids were free to yell and goof off.
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The pressures of superstardom quickly wore on Kath, who felt it stifling to stick to a regimented set list and the same set of solos during concerts across the globe.
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The regimented routine of living at Serendipity in Brooklyn — including a strict meeting schedule and room cleanliness inspections — offered invaluable structure and allowed productive habits to supplant his old ones.
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Archival imagery and new renderings flicker, multiply, and transform to give birth to a new vision of the past, more organic and impressionistic than the regimented knowledge of the museum.
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Most regimented weight loss plans focus on the obesity itself, which creates a negative feedback loop; the last thing an obese person wants to think about is his or her obesity.
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But scavengers working at the dump on its last day said they refused to swap their source of income for regimented government jobs that payed too little to sustain their families.
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"I am definitely more efficient with my time, but I am still pretty regimented in my routine, so the difference now is that he's added in," she said at the time.
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She's also on a very restrictive diet, has to eat five times a day, can't drink alcohol or eat carbs, and deals with her friends teasing her about the regimented plan.
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For that reason, she's highly regimented in her edible use, eating them only after her kids go to bed, and makes a point not to discuss it with mom friends either.
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Typically, they're structured in a way so that you're buying on a regimented basis and many have the option to invest in target date funds, which have an automatic rebalancing process.
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The robots' environment is highly regimented, so the machines never have to improvise—even if they were smart enough to do so, their unpredictability would put their human coworkers at risk.
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Needless to say, this wasn't the most planned aspect of my life and certainly was not on my regimented timeline for becoming a doctor – or for life in general, for that matter.
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As any good Swiftie is aware, Taylor is a highly regimented professional who has dropped an album right around the end of October every two years for the past decade — like clockwork.
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But to understand all this change, we have to back up a few years to understand how K-pop became the regimented industry it is today — and how BTS subverts that regimen.
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Finder on macOSScreenshot: GizmodoEven when it comes to windows management—more regimented on Windows, more free and easy on macOS—you're likely to have your own preference that you've just got used to.
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It takes a lot of long hours logged at the gym, a tightly regimented diet, and suffering through an endlessly sore physique in order to finally reap the rewards of all your efforts.
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The sidewalk is a gradual wrapping grade that moves you to the knoll, where all the hanging present themselves in measured precision, regimented, stoic, overwhelming in the immovable lines of suspended rusted red.
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But more to the point, this wild new world often turns out to feel surprisingly stultified and regimented and formatted and controlled, filtered through prefab structures like Facebook and Google and, yes, eBay.
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But Lacob had an intuition that Kerr would do better in the organization's structure — in which department heads are expected to weigh in on matters outside their jurisdiction — than the more regimented Jackson.
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That process will be lifelong: While recovery from the gastric bypass surgery itself is painful, the regimented schedule of eating many small, nutrient-rich meals each day exacts a greater toll on patients.
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The result is, ideally, a better product and a more consistent quality, since every step of the licensing and growing process is intensive and regimented and everyone is invested in the apple's success.
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I even developed unnecessarily regimented washing routines: First, put all silverware in a cup with hot water to soak, then wash plates, bowls, cups, serving utensils, silverware, pots and pans, in that order.
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China signaled on Monday that it would postpone the annual session of its Communist Party-dominated legislature because of the epidemic, a symbolic blow for a government that typically runs with regimented discipline.
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In fact, the process for redeeming the first ever Prime-exclusive discount at Whole Foods is so specific and regimented that Amazon includes a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section on the coupon page itself.
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What the teams try to do is make that as frictionless as possible, facilitating autograph signing sessions between practice and qualifying laps as well as before the race, and keeping a tightly regimented schedule.
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I had anticipated that the FBI was going to be this very regimented organization with really tight management, but my supervisor told me: You're going to have to lie to do this job effectively.
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Facebook has begun using artificial intelligence in some countries to alert moderators to potentially violating content, but it is still and will remain for the foreseeable future a highly-regimented and labor-intensive process.
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The host said, "It is amazing to me you have these two seemingly completely different talents … I don't know how you do all of this stuff," to which the designer credited his highly regimented schedule.
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But before I had a child, you can schedule in a chunk of time every day and stick to it and have it be a regimented schedule that you just can't when you're a mom.
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He is the individual most likely to come up with something off the cuff in a regimented Leicester City team whose fighting spirit has carried it to within one win of the Premier League title.
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Over the next few years I took on a highly regimented workout plan, meal plan, and some incredibly unhealthy crash diet and diet pill experiences until I began to feel halfway decent about my body.
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At the same time, plant conditions are regimented and unforgiving, with 30 minutes for lunch and two 10-minute bathroom breaks that workers said don't include time to change out and into cumbersome protective garb.
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His approach to flexibility is, in some ways, highly regimented, and in stark contrast to the approach Moen prefers, which is based on the assumption that strict oversight of actual hours undercuts a results-based philosophy.
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"I wanted it to feel like a family picture, I didn't want it to feel too much like a sports team photo or an army sort of photo, very sort of regimented and linear," he explained.
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"I feel like if we put Gabby in regimented training, with daily planning and daily assignments, we will see improvement – just like we did last year," Karolyi said Sunday night after the Olympic team was announced.
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I'd be interested to see if the concept would take off in the U.S., or if our habits are too compartmentalized or regimented: restaurants are for ordering in, and take out is for eating at home.
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And so when Meg fights against the insidious influence of IT — which tries to control her mind so that she will be as regimented as the ball-bouncing children of Camazotz — she turns to her education.
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You see canvases of regimented, modernist schemes consisting of book covers and book spines placed on the wall in color stories: crimson, gold, navy accented by lighter blues, sea green with traces of a darker moss.
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It was also a dramatic departure from Chinese diplomatic speech, which is so notoriously regimented that foreign correspondents joke about how easy it would be to play Bingo for certain words at Foreign Ministry press briefings.
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Impeachment is a very regimented process: As soon as the House appoints the managers, the lawmakers who will serve as the prosecutors in the trial, it triggers the articles to be sent over to the Senate.
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Ambitious Mars clashes with Saturn, your regimented planetary ruler—you can either be disappointed that you haven't hit your personal goal, or interpret this as a quickly learned lesson that encourages you to reroute your energy.
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Although the videogame may appear more approachable than Go or chess, it is many times more complex, because players' pieces and actions aren't limited to a tightly regimented board and always in full view of their opponent.
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The President saw for himself on Thursday the human price paid by thousands of Americans buried under poignant, regimented rows of white gravestones overlooking the beaches they stormed under curtains of Nazi fire on June 6, 1944.
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McAdam hinted at a regimented implementation that would see 5G home networking services make their way to consumers first for fixed wireless applications before mobile wireless wends its way to consumers in the first quarter of 2019.
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When your weekly schedule resembles less of a regimented schedule and more of a free-flowing string of events, meetings, and life happenings, it's unlikely that you're able to commit to a single gym or gym chain.
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It extends hunting outside the regular three-month season to licensed hunters or professionals, but allows them to shoot only wild boars and roe and fallow deer of a certain age and gender and with regimented procedures.
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I feel more rested when I wake, more alert and productive in the day but most importantly, I've already begun to relish my more regimented pre-bedtime ritual of hot shower, cool sheets, and sex by candlelight.
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If this regimented procedure feels radically removed from the experience of, hypothetically, buying a quad of shrooms from a guy named Martin and "going outside" to "listen to music" for eight hours, that's kind of the point.
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The best way to nurture the body's chaotic hormonal fluctuations, she believes, is to eat a highly regimented diet, sleep like it's your second career, and tailor your exercise routine to the phases of your menstrual cycle.
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In a randomized controlled trial, researchers prescribed over 3,000 people who were obese, overweight, or who had elevated glucose levels a placebo, metformin, or intensive lifestyle intervention (ILS), which consisted of a regimented diet and exercise plan.
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Sugar, Walvin argues, was the cutting edge of global capitalism, with the plantations among the largest business enterprises, the most significant sources of profit and, in light of their highly regimented discipline, the most modern work sites.
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Ivanka Trump's blurred line between staffer and daughter long irked Kelly, according to people familiar with the matter, who say his regimented sense of order was tested by the implicit access being a child of the President affords.
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At its core, the exhibit offered a window into how Arab cultures create identity using social codes and physical structures, while also highlighting how people and artists must take care to change their behavior in certain regimented contexts.
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Because of this, it's always a big deal whenever music and dance interrupt the regimented life of Metropolis, and no one is more of an agitator than Cindi Mayweather, a character Monáe based on Neo from The Matrix.
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"I had been on a really strict, regimented diet for so many years, and it felt like I didn't have a lot of freedom with food," Lovato tells PEOPLE ahead of her new campaign launch with CORE Hydration.
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"We play seven months, counting spring training, and you're so regimented that if you don't get away it makes you crazy," said Ramos, the Mets reliever who will share an apartment with Stanton in New York this season.
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For example, in the Amazon-Prime stream, the Savage X Fenty models talk about things like eating chicken nuggets with barbecue sauce whereas Victoria's Secret Angels are famous for discussing their super-strict diets and regimented exercise routines.
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The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, China's parliamentary body, had earlier signaled the delay in the annual National People's conference meeting, reflecting how the epidemic has upended the Communist Party's carefully choreographed and regimented political events.
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More than that, Holmes' anonymous, colorless, lifeless and tightly regimented daily uniform — even if it was partly a tribute to one of the most influential creators/businessmen in history — was a costume, one disguising a massive act of fraud.
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My baby just turned six months old so I haven't been able to apply many of the techniques yet since he's so young but I hope to be a regimented mom who is strict but flexible when need be.
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Because of their extended periods beneath the surface, submariners are also allowed certain liberties that others in the Navy are not, such as growing beards to a certain length and a less regimented directive on hair length and style.
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"This is not a mentorship — it's regimented job training designed to get results," said Matthew Belloni, The Reporter's editorial director, adding that Hollywood had to stop talking about the need for more diversity and start doing something about it.
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It may have been 25 years since that teenage photo was taken, but Kourtney has definitely maintained a youthful appearance (thanks to diet, exercise and a regimented skincare routine), as can be seen in her many, many recent bikini pics.
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One thing that seems especially challenging in the dances is the regimented Rogers-and-Astaire movement, where Gosling and Stone are perfectly still except when they make these sudden, explosive moments to express whose turn it is to communicate a character.
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"At times when I've had to be on the road when I was depressed, I'd find that the routine of very regimented schedule that you adhere to when you're on tour is very helpful for me to stay motivated," he says.
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From the show's promos, and our own Q&A with its star, Mama June, it's clear that the sudden weight loss through elective surgery, extreme dieting, and regimented exercise is supposed to be a positive experience for the mother of four.
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The academy, while seeking to foster a diverse student body that reflects the nation, also aims to educate future officers in the regimented ways of the military, in which the only differences that matter are the ranks displayed on soldiers' shoulders.
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In "Shūjin" ("Prisoner," 6593, acrylic on board), a young boy's Brobdingnagian body fuses with an ordinary school building, its big head sticking out of one end of the structure to observe other children performing well-regimented calisthenics on the playground.
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" A scene in the women's dressing room — where a bevy of mostly blonde newscasters choose among a regimented array of form-fitting sheath dresses and spike-heeled shoes — plays less like something out of "Broadcast News" than "The Stepford Wives.
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As opposed to other forms of hunting involving arrows, birds of prey or firearms, it is not the hunter who kills the animal but the hounds, who in turn feed on it as a reward in a tightly regimented ceremony.
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Walker suggested the jury discounted evidence from Portelli and other witnesses about the regimented nature of the occasion, and claimed that Pell, being new to the position of Archbishop, had made a point of meeting congregants outside the Cathedral's western entrance after mass.
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While the former is broken up into four levels or "series" of increasingly levels of difficulty, Rocket disrupts this regimented formula by combining and reworking the primary and intermediate series and throwing in key postures from the advanced third and fourth series.
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While it's par for the course that Bachelor in Paradise — a show far less regimented than its predecessors, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette — films the contestants as much as possible, fans might be surprised to learn that there's little reprieve from the cameras.
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It's often said that the estimated 5,000 Western tourists that enter the country each year—on strictly regimented tours helmed by local guides that only visit government-approved sites—leave the country with more questions about it than they go in with.
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By the time Mr. Chávez assumed the presidency 50 years later and began to carry out his Socialist-inspired vision for Venezuela, the regimented system of Dr. Gabaldón had long faded, though malaria still appeared to be confined to a few rural areas.
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Their home is supposed to be the one place where they can be safe, where they don't have to try to come up with inane small talk, where they can be away from anyone who disrupts their regimented existence where everything is in its place.
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Assembled through auditions and years of grooming within an intense studio culture — the highly regimented system of idol group production in Korean and Japanese music studios — idol groups are polished to perfection, designed to present the very highest standards of beauty, dance, and musicality.
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While it is easy to dismiss James as a genetic freak — "And he is," said Korver, who played with James in Cleveland — few players are more regimented: all the daily stretching and weight lifting and core work, along with the single-minded focus on diet.
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The two performers' falling out with their Seoul-based label, Cube Entertainment, opened a rare window on the jealously guarded world of K-pop stars, who go through highly regimented training from an early age, and on the companies that help them build worldwide followings.
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Actually they're diagrams of our geometrically regimented, digitally networked society, equally informed by the post-structuralism of Michel Foucault and Jean Baudrillard, and Halley's own youthful malaise, lonesome in his East Village apartment with the landline as his primary connection to the outside world.
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Chinese officials said the annual full meeting of the National People's Congress, which typically takes place with pomp and pageantry in early March, could be delayed because of the outbreak — a highly unusual symbolic blow to a government that typically runs with regimented discipline.
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Though it was regimented — he did baseball clinics in the Netherlands, Czech Republic and Italy after the 2011 season — the architecture, the food and the culture were unlike anything he had seen growing up in Los Angeles, bouncing through minor league towns or living in Miami.
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Since leaving Lanna Gym in Chiang Mai and moving up to Doi Modt three years ago, Andy has maintained a regimented schedule of his own personal training, apparent in his lean physique and ability to clinch and spar with younger fighters who come through the camp.
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Gaps in knowledge and understanding are more keenly felt than they were in the past, and you may get the sudden urge to commit yourself to regimented study in order to gain a proficient perspective that will bring you respect in your career in the future.
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On my first three visits, I traveled as an ordinary tourist, which was surprisingly easy to do (albeit in a highly monitored, regimented fashion); then, in the summer of 2016, I enrolled in a monthlong immersive Korean-language program at Kim Hyong-jik University of Education.
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Taking a risk on an unknown and aligning himself so closely with someone who doesn't have an established reputation or strong industry ties serves as better rejection of Styles's regimented boy-band past than any stated rejection of pop or Payne-like lyrical sneering would have.
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During the 20th century, this mode of public education produced more literate and numerate populations, but now Rifkin says that the model is outdated, the product of a "second industrial revolution logic," where regimented rows of pupils obey a chain of command and acquire skills enshrined in inflexible syllabuses.
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It was, after all, Teutonic styles of child rearing that were once viewed with disgust—as in "The Sound of Music," for a long time the most popular of all American movies, with all those over-regimented Trapp kids rescued by wearing the bedroom drapes and singing scales.
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During the 20th century, this mode of public education produced more literate and numerate populations, but now Rifkin says that the model is outdated, the product of a "second industrial revolution logic," where regimented rows of pupils obey a chain of command and acquire skills enshrined in inflexible syllabuses.
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The way desire and fantasy intertwine with the highly regimented life of an elite astronaut; the stuffing-down of emotion that science requires; the truly brain-bending experience of venturing where humans weren't built to venture — exploring any of these topics would have made for a much more interesting movie.
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A 401(k) is actually a good place to invest amid market volatility, Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab, tells Make It. Typically these are structured so that you're buying on a regimented basis and many have an automatic rebalancing process to keep your investment allocations on track.
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While my daily work schedule is not as regimented as it was when I was going into an office, I still find myself saying "no" to non-writing-related activities almost as often as I used to while I work toward getting myself to break even and then be profitable.
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D.O.T. works quite well in highly regimented countries like Vietnam, where patients are hospitalized until they are no longer coughing up germs and, once they are allowed to go home, must report every day to one of the country's 11,000 neighborhood health clinics and take their pills before a nurse.
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Thrust into a regimented environment and immersed in an unfamiliar culture, children in the boarding schools are only allowed visits with family once every week or two — a restriction intended to "break the impact of the religious atmosphere on children at home," in the words of the 290 policy document.
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:13).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:62003).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:4103).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:620093).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (6363:20).
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Also, it's the first record we made with Steve Evetts and the first record we made away from home—we moved across the country and made this record with a producer who had this huge resume and who was really regimented in how he did things and it was really hard on us.
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (30003:20).
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Based on the 81163 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (81153:81143).
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Based on the 13 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 599 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (246200:65).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (8003:20).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 23866 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (23811:234111).
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Based on the 103 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 133 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2273:20).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (453:20).
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Based on the 24800 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (18:30006).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:8113).
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Based on the 242 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2415:24305).
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The surface feels so organic — despite its overall sensation of Platonic order — that it is a surprise to discover that the nails attaching it to the wall create, if not a perfect grid, then a strictly regimented series of rows that start near the floor and climb to the top of the piece.
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Based on the 763 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 24212 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (24352:243101).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:303).
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Over his brief six-year career, he pursued a range of styles, including a sober realism befitting portrait commissions but enlivened by texture and chromatic daring; a somewhat stiff, regimented Impressionism; a scaled-up airy pointillism; and a loose Post-Impressionism indebted to Munch and Van Gogh, whose influences run throughout his work.
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The romance of the glory days of flight, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and company wrestling their planes over the Andes and the Sahara, with the freedom of the whole sky thanks to their skill and their machinery, feels distant from today's strictly ruled, tightly regimented airspaces, and constant surveillance anywhere near a major airport.
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This could be the next new HTC phone we see The leaked images show a phone with sizable bezels above and below the display, as well as what look like speaker holes top and bottom (the design of which have changed from regimented lines of smaller holes, to two lines of larger, stacked holes).
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The behavior of the media workers and of North Korean security guards, who later accosted tourists taking photos, offered a glimpse into how isolated, tightly regimented North Korea works, just as Tuesday's summit raises the prospect, perhaps still distant, that it might be about to take the first step towards emerging from its Cold War shell.
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The behaviour of the media workers and of North Korean security guards, who later accosted tourists taking photos, offered a glimpse into how isolated, tightly regimented North Korea works, just as Tuesday's summit raises the prospect, perhaps still distant, that it might be about to take the first step towards emerging from its Cold War shell.
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As Robertson rightly sees, Bellamy offers a nightmarish vision of a hyper-regimented society in which everyone works for the government and retires at forty-five, and where the most fun you can have is to go shopping by picking out goods from a catalogue, ordering them from big depots via pneumatic tube, and then having them delivered at home.
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In encounters with her deputy (Richard Gunn), with the prison chaplain (Michael O'Neill), with the parents of the crime's victim (Vernee Watson and Dennis Haskins) — who not incidentally oppose the death penalty — and in the carrying out of her day-to-day tasks, we are granted a window into how the taking of a life has be regimented and compartmentalized.
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She arrived at the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village in New Gloucester, Me., in 1937 as a 10-year-old, and brought a measure of mischief to the regimented life there: She drew other girls into tiny rebellions, like snatching a pail of maple sugar candy from a workshop, and even spit in one of her caregivers' teacups after being punished for passing notes with a friend.
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"The reason the world pays attention to him is not just because he has a few nuclear weapons, but more because of his image as a leader with mystical power, his absolute control over a highly consolidated, regimented and disciplined country," said Chung Byung-ho, an anthropologist at Hanyang University in South Korea, who examined the role of theatrics in North Korean politics in a book he wrote with another scholar.
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The next alternative, Efrafa, is a totalitarian prison house: Instead of surrendering an essential rabbitness for the sake of ease and safety, Efrafa's dictator, the terrifying and omnicompetent General Woundwort, deals with the enmity of men and predators by running a police state, one that keeps its rabbits underground and regimented, trains the strongest bucks to fight and rule and dominate, denies any agency to the warren's females, and refuses diplomacy and cooperation with fellow rabbits as much as with any other creature.
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So we and the camera-bearers – who advance in front of him, semi-crouched, as if stalking some jungle beast – follow him, tripping over each other, mildly aggressive through our excessive politeness, all trying, desperately trying, to get half a look in, at this pot or other, as Grayson walks between the tightly wedged stacks of plinths topped by plexiglass boxes, regimented in rows, full of the spitty stuff of his youthfulness, prompted to reminisce by many softball questions from the director.
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Karl Popper, in his book "The Open Society and Its Enemies," traced exactly the same cycle back to Plato's preference for regimented Sparta over freewheeling Athens (which is where Rousseau got the idea) and to a permanent cycle of history in which open societies, in their pluralism, create an anxiety that brings about a reaction toward a fixed organic state, which, then as now, serves both the interests of an oligarchy and those of a frightened, insecure population looking to arrest change.
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