Unfortunately, the repositioned JC Penney appealed to neither customer segment.
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Credit Agricole has also repositioned its businesses into new divisions.
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And then there is Matz, with his repositioned ulnar nerve.
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Paul Morris repositioned him, but the work was always there.
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After the suspension of his license, Dr. Ablow repositioned himself.
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A. I have now repositioned the company in high-tech industries.
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In the Bruckner, the orchestra's tuba player repositioned himself between movements.
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Last year Mr Rivera repositioned it as a centrist, progressive liberal party.
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And, so, I think, you know, we are we have repositioned our company.
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"[Darby] repositioned and grabbed it by the tail," White told NBC Bay Area.
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I turned on our bedroom fan and repositioned it on top of me.
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"We certainly feel that the Ashley Madison brand can be repositioned," Segal said.
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When Waldo scampered clear, I repositioned myself behind an EMS van for protection.
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Lean Cuisine repositioned itself as a ''modern eating'' company, not a diet company.
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Corning lowered prices and repositioned its brand as an ovenware product for everyone.
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Some managers betting on industrial and consumer companies were also hurt as markets repositioned.
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One company in this sector has already repositioned itself in response to customer feedback.
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This means any breast tissue was removed and my nipples were resized and repositioned.
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Characters are repositioned into artificial scenarios because it reintroduces conflicts that were already resolved.
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The Wall Street pros still see stocks rising, though they've repositioned their portfolios dramatically.
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AGII has successfully repositioned its portfolio following geograhic expansion through acquisition in 24947-22014.
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Mr. Hartman repositioned the boat so I could get a shot at a second pod.
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She strategically repositioned herself to avoid overexposure while introducing Lovato — all without missing a beat.
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The Q button (for fast access to your basic settings) has also been repositioned slightly.
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Witnesses said she repositioned herself for a photo and then fell, CNN affiliate KYTV reported.
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U.S. equities closed mixed on Thursday as investors repositioned their portfolios following the presidential election.
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Two Delta airplanes on the tarmac managed to clip wings while being repositioned, officials confirmed.
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U.S officials say, however, that those troops were expected to be repositioned in the region.
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Larger, repositioned engines changed the aerodynamics of the Max compared with the previous-generation 737.
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She also repositioned what it meant for her to still be known for her competitiveness.
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U.S officials say, however, that those troops were expected to be repositioned in the region.
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"Core organic growth was better-than-expected and they haven't repositioned their portfolio yet" she added.
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As seen in the tests, the Page's Profile Picture and Cover Photo have also been repositioned.
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Natural gas has repositioned the U.S. as a credible leader in global efforts to reduce emissions.
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Many 230-hour aides care for people who must be turned or repositioned every two hours.
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U.S. military officials have said they expected troops to be repositioned as the situation developed and changed.
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So we repositioned some of the shots so that you don't lose the thread of what's happening.
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Each one could be repositioned and scaled until the room was a real-world GIF-powered scene.
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The White House has expressed concern that Russia has repositioned artillery near the disputed city of Aleppo.
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Mr. Jago renamed the rum Malibu, changed its packaging and repositioned it as a Caribbean-style liqueur.
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The calibration takes about 15-20 seconds (not instant like Apple's HomePod) after the speaker's been repositioned.
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The company has also repositioned its personal styling business to advise customers on spring-cleaning their closets.
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In the varying situations of everyday life, he constantly repositioned himself so no one got behind him.
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But over the past few years, the company has repositioned itself as a modern-day camera company.
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The exhaust pipes have also been repositioned to improve air flow past the back of the car.
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Some cameras were repositioned, and new ones were added, but workers would frequently bump their heads on them.
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"During septoplasty, your nasal septum is straightened and repositioned in the middle of your nose," Mayo Clinic reports.
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In that regard, if the crew wasn't properly repositioned, then a lot more passengers stood to be inconvenienced.
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Those clients have repositioned to streaming platforms considered more brand safe, such as Hulu and Roku, he said.
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Other large food companies have slowly repositioned their portfolios while working to propel brands through innovation and marketing.
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The view can be repositioned and moved but, unlike traditional side mirrors, can be zoomed in and out.
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He has repositioned himself as a guru for the digital ad age — a "Math Man," he puts it.
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Value-conscious customers stopped coming to JC Penney because the repositioned brand did not offer them what they wanted.
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Through a series of acquisitions, Facebook repositioned itself from a primarily desktop-based social network to being mobile-first.
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We have not repositioned our portfolios, but do discuss the competitive environment with the companies in which we invest.
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The S9, in fact, was pretty much just an S8 with the fingerprint reader repositioned to a sensible place.
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Also of note: A repositioned fingerprint sensor (now in a less stupid location below the dual lens camera housing).
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Seven dynamic-positioning rigs, which can be more easily moved, have been repositioned due to the threat, BSEE said.
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Under bright lights, I had to be moved from the cart onto a table and repositioned on my stomach.
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For millions of Americans dependent on this act, it repositioned Trump as the destroyer and Democrats as their protectors.
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Be warned, it can be a pretty frustrating process after the fifteenth time you've repositioned the cups on your ears.
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Apple repositioned its luxury threshold, going from the Gold Edition priced at $10,000, to the ceramic edition priced at $1,249.
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It is that the company is being repositioned to fit its products into the newly formed markets driven by technology.
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Each seat is upholstered in leather, has an adjustable headrest, a foldable footrest, and can be repositioned backwards or reclining.
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The entire global copper market, it seems, has been repositioned from bear to bull territory in a matter of days.
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In a very short period of time everyone followed the leader and I repositioned my chair next to the CEO.
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They repositioned the decoys and moved the speakers so that recorded bird sounds would be carried clear out to sea.
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IFSTARR in France has developed dismountable urban pavement, which could be lifted and repositioned if roadways or underground systems need maintenance.
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Currently, the storm has repositioned itself in the Gulf of Mexico, where it will collect more moisture before striking land again.
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"I feel like it was in that moment that really repositioned my priority compass and our family's priority compass," she said.
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Initially, JetSmarter bought cheap seats on "empty legs" — flights that are empty because the planes are being repositioned after other flights.
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Positioned and repositioned brands in various industries and regionsexpertise in qualitative and quantitative research techniques that relate to brand and reputation.
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He led UBS through a post-financial-crisis restructuring and repositioned it as a global wealth manager serving billionaires and entrepreneurs.
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American Airlines said it had repositioned some planes to get passengers out of some of the islands as early as possible.
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While its traditional capacity allocation was distributed evenly among the American, European and Asian regions, Joyce said Qantas has repositioned its strategy.
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Hiding the sidebars and search bar makes the interface look neater, and I like the repositioned button to open a new email.
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The troops will be repositioned to other bases within Iraq and will continue to work with Iraqi forces to combat ISIS' influence.
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Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's "Mad Money," says tech is a survivor and the money should be repositioned back into the sector.
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At least some of the Emergency Response forces that have been sent to augment the division have been repositioned from southwestern Mosul.
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Goldman's fixed income trading operation has stumbled and is being repositioned but the rest of the bank is performing well, he says.
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They have a similar quality to his earlier works, of being torn and repositioned and juxtaposed, yet a sense of whimsy comes through.
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Credit Suisse analysts said that, with Telia broadly repositioned as a Nordic and Baltics story, it expects "relatively little disruption" from Dennelind's departure.
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After the film flopped, however, Universal quietly repositioned The Mummy as the start of the Dark Universe, erasing Dracula Untold from that continuity.
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But all three saw revenues soar from bond trading, as investors repositioned themselves in anticipation of higher interest rates and uncertainty over Brexit.
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The nipple will also be removed and repositioned, and, if applicable, the surgeon might take off skin around the perimeter of the areola.
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There's a joystick, for movement, and all the other Playstation controller buttons, repositioned so you rarely have to adjust your grip while playing.
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"The market collapse in December was driven by the calendar," says Catherine Mann of Citigroup, a bank, as investors repositioned for tax purposes.
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The cameras were taken out of the original setup, repositioned in a vertical arc, and mounted on a platform that spins 360 degrees.
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It was a pillar of the March 14 alliance until the 2009 election, but repositioned itself in the political center after that vote.
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Adobe has also introduced an extra on-screen shortcut button that can be reprogrammed and repositioned giving quick access to a specific function.
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Team doctors jammed the tooth back in, but Thomas spent part of Monday and Tuesday in the dentist's chair to have it repositioned.
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Masterpieces dulled by overfamiliarity in an account that had become as rote as a college textbook spring to second lives by being repositioned.
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The associate justices repositioned their tall black chairs on the two sides of Roberts, in their new order of alternating seniority without Kennedy.
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It is possible that global crude stocks could be falling already as previously invisible stocks are repositioned and become more visible to the market.
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"The good news is, we have repositioned all the equipment, we have the equipment ready, we have the personnel, we've moved aggressively," McAuliffe said.
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Spiesshofer, 55, had repositioned ABB and built up growth momentum, Voser said, although he said there had been some frustration at the company's performance.
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Gold advanced on Wednesday as traders repositioned themselves after the Federal Reserve said it will keep target interest rates unchanged for the time being.
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The board told the school that the way the gate was set up made it a fire hazard, and the school repositioned the gate.
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Furthermore, the WWE Network is repositioned for a reacceleration in subscriber growth as a result of multiple new initiatives planned over the coming year.
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"Take another one — a good one," she said as her daughter repositioned her camera to capture the flower, now perched behind Ms. Sena's ear.
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Others have repositioned the batteries on their e-scooters to lower their center of gravity and reduce the likelihood of an e-scooter flipping forward.
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Since becoming chief executive in 2015, Thiam has repositioned Credit Suisse as a bank for ultra-wealthy and entrepreneurial customers, while shrinking its investment bank.
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"The acquisition of Spectra Energy has significantly diversified our asset base and opportunity set, and repositioned Enbridge for the future," he said in a statement.
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At Taco Bell, he introduced mobile order and pay, repositioned the Mexican chain as a lifestyle brand and pushed for more ingenuity in the kitchen.
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Most everybody in the know is smiling about how "too-big-to-fail" (TBTF) banks have been successfully repositioned as "more-capital-no-worry" banks.
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Joining the E.U. repositioned Britain's place in the world as a critical player within the new European bloc and economically as a gateway to Europe.
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"Tillerson is smart enough to have positioned himself, and repositioned his company, so that there's now at least confusion about where he stands," she wrote.
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The U.S. dollar weakened on Wednesday as investors repositioned ahead of Friday's highly anticipated jobs report, but pared losses on a strong non-manufacturing report.
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The firm reduced those investments in the "fading Trump Trade" and instead repositioned the portfolio towards companies that "benefit from low inflation," the letter said.
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From there, they could be repositioned to other neighboring countries such as Jordan or Lebanon, or head back to the United States, military officials said.
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It's the kind of quality vague enough to be repositioned without much effort, when all that really needs to change is who he's being nice to.
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"The president has judged that the purpose for which those troops were put in Syria has been accomplished and they can be repositioned," the official said.
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"We remain confident that we have successfully repositioned the business and built the platform to provide sustained growth and profitability over the long-term," Ribatt said.
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"We found out that cruise lines repositioned their ships at the end of one season—moving them to another location for the next season," says Michael.
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At Intuit she repositioned its cornerstone brands, QuickBooks, TurboTax, and Mint, as a financial platform, breaking down silos to forge a cohesive marketing and communications strategy.
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The pace so far has repositioned the trial from one that could bore jurors and get bogged down in financial technicalities to one that's whipping by.
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Since they are frequently repositioned, stick to portable items, like books or cups: "You're probably not putting picture frames or lamps on top," Ms. Kemble said.
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I think this is all noise to try to make a good foothold for the other side, the Democrats, to get repositioned in 2018 and 2020.
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He said the US response at the bases was not "simply hunkering down," noting that the US military repositioned personnel and assets, ultimately avoiding any casualties.
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There I was prodded and repositioned — can you press in your chest, turn your head to the left, lower it, move your torso to the right?
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The scissors in Guillermo Timoteo's ear moved an artery that supplies blood to the brain stem and spinal cord, so that artery needed to be repositioned.
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The company also repositioned its tenant mix at the Pacific Place Mall by introducing more food and beverages outlets and reducing the floor space for luxury items.
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This didn't just save Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright) and the rest of the (remaining) fighters at Winterfell, but totally repositioned Arya's potential role in this whole story.
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Maureen Lei, one of his former students who is Asian, told Bethesda Magazine that he repositioned her to sit closer to him when she entered the class.
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Swire Properties also repositioned its tenant mix at the Pacific Place Mall by introducing more food and beverages outlets and reducing the floor space for luxury items.
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He had a lot of offsetting disadvantages as a general election candidate, but in pure issue terms, he repositioned the GOP to the center, and it worked.
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The pop-out video player can be repositioned and resized as needed, but keep the original tab open in the background while you work on other tasks.
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He is being repositioned by the GOP establishment into demanding smaller government and making their case that starving big government begins by cutting spending on domestic programs.
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"I haven't repositioned myself to remain in the spotlight," he said, claiming he had received 21.5 to 215 unsolicited requests for representation daily over the last year.
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They researched over 100 asset owners and managers with over $1 trillion in holdings to identify best practices and offerings, and repositioned their entire portfolio towards sustainable investments.
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Sawikin said the bank told him nothing would change if the sanctions were lifted because the bank has already been repositioned "to live in a world of sanctions."
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Even the venerable Nokia (the real one, not the HMD-owned phone brands) isn't about mobile phones any more, having repositioned itself in VR hardware, Health and IoT.
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Whether the buyout happens or not, Snap's interest in drones should come as no surprise, since its CEO Evan Spiegel repositioned it as a camera company last year.
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Chief Financial Officer Julie Brown said Burberry had repositioned the business by cutting secondary-channel sales, and it was now the time to partner the premium fragrance leader.
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Vindu: Apple repositioned the watch as more of a health monitor, putting the activity tracker in a more prominent place and encouraging competitive sharing of workouts with friends.
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Earlier this year, Polestar was repositioned as a standalone electric high-performance brand, with a new badge distinct from the blue square that had previously been its symbol.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar weakened on Wednesday as investors repositioned ahead of Friday's highly anticipated jobs report, but pared losses on a strong non-manufacturing report.
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The euro slumped 0.2 percent to $1.1798, while the dollar index rose 0.16 percent as investors repositioned following disappointing inflation data on Friday that sent the greenback lower.
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For example, when using circle mode there were instances where I would drop out of the bottom of the frame only to reappear after the drone repositioned itself.
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Southern Republicans have, after all, repositioned the party of Lincoln to be the party of defending Confederate memorials against "politically correct" Democrats who want to take them down.
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The company — founded by Stanford professor and onetime Google VP Sebastian Thrun — has repositioned its focus from massive open online courses (MOOCs) to certification training on very specific skills.
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Peak Design's existing products each come with several modular, flexfold inserts that can be repositioned with velcro and folded into separate compartments for whatever organization style fits you best.
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It's happened again and again in the retail and grocery sectors, which are filled with low-margin businesses that sit on land that could be more valuable if repositioned.
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HONG KONG, June 298.528 (IFR) - Asian investment-grade CDS surrendered most of its gains for the month as investors repositioned their portfolios ahead of next week's Federal Reserve meeting.
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The source also noted that Syria's military has repositioned a significant amount of air assets to Russian-controlled airfields in hopes that Washington would be reluctant to strike there.
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They have dwindled from a few hundred in number to a few dozen, and those that remain have repositioned themselves by adding thrill rides or other types of attractions.
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He did this by fighting from an almost Wyatt Earp-esque stance, with his knees forced well out and his hips square, circling out to his right whenever he repositioned.
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Microsoft's Cortana chief also departed last year, and the company has repositioned Cortana on Windows 10, including separating it from search and silencing the digital assistant during the setup process.
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Debuting in the role of the ingénue, Ms. Markle actively repositioned Rachel out of the eye-candy slot, and by the end, her character had become the show's moral conscience.
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Its ratings are supported by improving landbank quality after the company repositioned its business towards tier 1 and 2 cities, which have higher land prices, to support contracted sales growth.
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The company also repositioned its tenant mix at the Pacific Place Mall in Hong Kong by introducing more food and beverage outlets and reducing the floor space for luxury items.
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He has repositioned the restaurant with a new tagline—"A Hong Kong Story"—that reflects his mission to conjure memories of old Hong Kong and offer a more immersive experience.
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This is the classic Industrial, even more important now that it has shifted its focus away from the Financial space and repositioned its portfolio to again concentrate on its industrial operations.
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"He then repositioned a pre-existing pallet in her mouth and headed to an adjacent cemetery where he thoroughly cleaned the car's trunk to eliminate any traces and evidence," she added.
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Air travel is expected to be impacted, though as in many cases of severe weather, effects could ripple across the US as aircraft are repositioned or delayed because of the storm.
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"Over the past decade through several transformational acquisitions and partnerships, we have repositioned Ingenico as a key player of the payment ecosystem," said Nicolas Huss, CEO of Ingenico, in a statement.
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"Informa has successfully repositioned itself in recent years through a combination of investment and acquisition activity," said Roddy Davidson, media analyst at Shore Capital, reiterating a "hold" view on the stock.
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Over the past few years, Snap has repositioned itself as a modern-day camera company and has been working on a drone that could help its users to take overhead images.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was slightly stronger on Monday as investors repositioned after disappointing inflation data on Friday sent the greenback to its lowest levels in more than two weeks.
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Blade also noted that the helicopter was not servicing a Blade flight, and was being repositioned by the contractor, Zip Aviation, to the West Side Heliport for fueling when the accident occurred.
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"Coach has repositioned its brand to be more premium, moving away from excessive discounting and promotions to selling more at full price," Neil Saunders, chief executive of research firm Conlumino, told Reuters.
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No Windows Hello facial recognition Lenovo's repositioned camera on the Yoga 910 doesn't include Windows Hello support to log into Windows 10 with just your face, but a fingerprint reader is present.
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State Department security services were told to prepare for unrest at missions overseas and the Pentagon repositioned troops who usually protect embassies to be closer to countries where protests may break out.
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Then, after he repositioned himself as Yeezy in New York, there was the Madison Square Garden extravaganza at which he announced that he was ready to be the creative director of Hermès.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The charging port on the Cyclone V2700 has also been repositioned so the vacuum is easier to dock for charging, and so there's less electrical shocks when using it.
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You'll still need to plug the tile rack in to get it to illuminate, but the tiles can be rearranged and repositioned as often as you want to change your passive-aggressive messaging.
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"If you walk around Fort Point, at least 80 percent of those old buildings have been repositioned to new residential, retail, office, but it's kept the historic nature of the area," he said.
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Today she is the 32-year-old creative director of MDB Family, a children's furniture business with six divisions, including Nursery Works, which she repositioned two years ago to emphasize high-end design.
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Secretary of Defense Mark Esper told reporters en route to Afghanistan on Saturday that roughly 1,000 US troops left in Syria would be "repositioned" in western Iraq, which runs along the Syrian border.
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Decimated in the 2015 election, after its unhappy phase as the junior partner in a coalition government with David Cameron's Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats have now repositioned themselves as the party of Europe.
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And in 1952 he repositioned Walter Cronkite, a 35-year-old commentator, from his comfort zone behind a radio microphone to anchor the first television broadcast of the Republican National Convention in Chicago.
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As CNN reports here, new posthumous explorations of his work have since repositioned the artist as a creative genius and have helped to sway public opinion in China towards the respect he deserved. —G.
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For some, this has repositioned Bitcoin—which has always been a sort of "reserve" cryptocurrency, accepted as "stable" payment for alternative coins—as having a future as a gold-like digital store of value.
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"John engineered a successful turnaround and has the company repositioned to apply its strengths and assets to the Enterprise of Things, an emerging category with massive potential," said Prem Watsa, the board's lead director.
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But lately, high-end watchmakers like Tudor, Panerai, IWC and Zenith have repositioned it as a signifier of luxury: a head-turning alternative to stainless steel or gold that is brimming with retro allure.
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After all, the plane has been grounded since last March and while Max planes have been seen flying in a few places around the country as airlines repositioned their grounded fleet, this was different.
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The newly repositioned company is targeting its products specifically toward Chinese-speaking households in the U.S. — precisely the people who can benefit from the "Netflix of China" content service it's been building for some time.
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Outside of a repositioned camera and a Razer logo that now glows with the company's signature lucid green, the device looks almost identical to its predecessor, with the same chunky frame and front-facing speakers.
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The Assad regime has denied responsibility for the April 7 attack and has since repositioned a significant amount of air assets to Russian-controlled airfields in hopes that Washington would be reluctant to strike there.
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The Assad regime has denied responsibility for the April 7 attack, and has since repositioned a significant amount of air assets to Russian-controlled airfields in hopes that Washington would be reluctant to strike there.
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Among other things, Ms. Batchelor moved the driveway, took down a picket fence and repositioned a tree to open up the view from the back patio to the swimming pool and the tennis court beyond.
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Like many Sudanese women, this patient underwent the most extreme form called infibulation: Clitoris, labia majora and minora are severed, labia are repositioned and the vagina is sewn mostly closed, requiring surgical opening for childbirth.
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The Pentagon has directed about 4,500 troops to join the roughly 50,483 already in the region, but retracted a letter that said U.S. forces in Iraq were being repositioned "for movement out" of the country.
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Ultimately, Milley clarified the US had not ordered troops out of Iraq but had sent notice that some of its forces would be repositioned, though he offered few details about the nature of the movement.
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The Osmo 3 now charges over USB-C but still includes a full size USB port (now repositioned) that can be used to charge a phone from the gimbal's battery to prolong your shooting time.
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" Under Armour — Under Armour shares jumped more than 7.5% after an analyst at J.P. Morgan upgraded the stock to overweight from neutral, citing how management has "'repositioned the global foundation for multi-year gross margin expansion.
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The campaign began in 1955 after Philip Morris and the advertising agency Leo Burnett Worldwide had begun ravamping the Marlboro brand; founded as a women's cigarette, it was being repositioned as a rugged masculine product. Prof.
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As the Turkish invasion in northern Syria continues into its fifth day, following President Donald Trump's announcement that US forces would be repositioned away from Kurdish allies, reports of violent chaos have emerged from the region.
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By the launch of the 2020 spring/summer collection, the ZIGN label will be repositioned as a "sustainable" brand and flagged as such online, aiming to meet international standards for social, environmental and animal welfare practices.
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"We have repositioned some 10-nanometer to 14-nanometer, and we are making progress with our 10-nanometer process technology," Intel chief financial officer Bob Swan said on a conference call with analysts after the earnings release.
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Throughout the surgery, they were repositioned multiple times, and our job was to make sure that the tube didn't come out at any point, because that would just be a devastating thing to happen during the operation.
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About a year and a half ago, Google gave up on the idea of Dart as a direct JavaScript competitor and instead repositioned it as a compile-to-JavaScript language along the lines of TypeScript or CoffeeScript.
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The case is a purely mechanical creation, with spring-loaded buttons and dials (remember the Blackberry's excellent scroll wheel?) that can be repositioned and reconfigured using a series of empty slots on the back of a device.
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The former loss-making information technology firm repositioned itself last year as an investment company under new management led by Goh Jin Hian, a former healthcare executive and son of Singapore's former Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong.
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The poem "Portrait With Stiff Upper Lip" is graphically rendered so that it can't be read line by line; the page must be turned, repositioned so that text, overlapping and running every which direction, can be seen.
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In the past few years, the party has recast itself; just like the populist Alternative für Deutschland party in Germany and the Five Star Movement in Italy, it has repositioned itself as anti-establishment and anti-immigrant.
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But a series of high-profile off-season moves caused enough chaos that it could take all season to figure out which teams best repositioned themselves for the N.B.A.'s most wide-open season in recent memory.
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AMSTERDAM/LONDON (Reuters) - Veon Chief Executive Jean-Yves Charlier resigned on Tuesday after three years during which he led the company through a period of upheaval and repositioned the telecom operator to become a new internet services provider.
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A three-term Congress member who's represented Arizona's Ninth Congressional District, in the southern portion of the state, Sinema was once a Green Party supporter who repositioned herself as one of the most conservative Democrats in the House.
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Review: Apple Watch Series 23 Announced alongside a repositioned line of iPhones, the Apple Watch Series 2199 doesn't include any hardware additions quite as flashy as the LTE functionality and ECG (electrocardiogram) monitor it introduced with previous updates.
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A big issue here is that the FDP, which in the past had a sort of libertarian orientation, has repositioned itself recently as a more straightforwardly right-wing party even as Merkel has moved the CDU to the center.
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New research conducted by The Plastic Surgery Group shows that women are opting for C-sized implants over DD, and are also opting for smaller nipples and areolae during breast surgeries that allow them to be reshaped and repositioned.
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The first Show had a "chiseled out of a block of plastic" industrial vibe, while the fabric cover on the sides and the repositioned speakers give this new one a softer, gadget-that-can-live-in-your-home appearance.
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You could call the running a show of cowardice, but everyone who has done it in the UFC has turned around and gone right back to fighting after they have repositioned successfully so that argument doesn't hold much water.
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State-of-the-art electromagnetic catapults and advanced arresting gear have been coupled with new structural designs -- including a larger flight deck to improve aircraft maneuverability and a repositioned "island" (the tower where the captain sits) for better visibility.
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If someone has a seated body type, you need to make sure that the pants are designed for sitting — that it's made from a natural fabric, has a high back, has repositioned pockets and crotch area, and longer legs.
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The U.S. dollar gained slightly on Monday as investors repositioned after disappointing inflation data on Friday sent the greenback to its lowest levels in more than two weeks, and with no major U.S. releases on Monday to sway direction.
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After a couple of years working this way, I felt that I was becoming a fetishistic still life painter, so I gradually transitioned to building the models out of things like modeling clay and thermoplastic that can be reused and repositioned.
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US personnel, who were fighting the terror group alongside the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, will be mostly repositioned in western Iraq, US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said, while some will remain temporarily in Syria to protect oil fields from ISIS.
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If you're into watching someone get their face shuffled around and repositioned under a surgeon's knife, and then endure multiple minutes of "before and after" time lapses of their bruised faces while they heal, there's a video out there for you.
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Just ahead of launch, SpaceX founder Elon Musk noted that the drone ship "Just Read The Instructions" had to be repositioned at a late stage due to extreme weather conditions, which would result in less chance of a successful recovery.
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Then, when Mr. Paul said he was unwilling to accept charity, Mr. Marx repositioned his offer as a wager, staking him $7,000, to be repaid only if Mr. Pasek and Mr. Paul made it to Broadway within the next decade.
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The eight-episode first season, drawn again from Lothar Günther-Buchheim's 1973 novel "Das Boot" and also from a later book of his, "Die Festung," was originally announced as a remake of the film but then repositioned as a sequel.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As U.S. President Donald Trump and his allies ramped up threats of military action against Syria this week, Syria's military has repositioned some air assets to avoid fallout from possible missile strikes, U.S. officials told Reuters on Wednesday.
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The North's heavy reliance on missiles that can be repositioned with the changing circumstances of war is part of an effort to avoid that mistake, while giving the country a stronger hand in the game of nuclear diplomacy and brinkmanship.
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United States Navy officials said Friday that despite Mr. Trump's heightened rhetoric, the Navy had not repositioned any ships near the Korean Peninsula, nor were there any plans to do so, which would be a prelude to an American strike.
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Grenier will run a division that has repositioned its most popular mutual funds, such as Contrafund, to be less expensive when held in corporate 2000(k) plans, to counter an industry-wide problem of heavy withdrawals from actively managed funds.
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"If there is retailer inventory remaining, it will be repositioned on-shelf and remain available online for purchase," said a spokesperson, adding that extra bottles from the distribution center will be donated to the Family Equality Council, a nonprofit supporting LGBTQ families.
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Jeffrey L. Harrigian, who commands the coalition-led air campaign over Syria, said Monday that the United States had repositioned its aircraft to minimize the risk from Syrian and Russian air defenses but would continue its strikes against the Islamic State in Syria.
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With the company slated to release around 80 original movies this year, it's staking out its own good-enough alternate movie universe, where a title that would probably have been a flop in theaters can be turned around and repositioned as a win for streaming.
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To that end, although originally launched in Sweden in 2013 as a consumer-facing finance app with bank account aggregation at its heart, Tink has since repositioned its offering to provide the same underlying technology and more to banks and other financial service providers.
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"With its recent price investment, we believe the group repositioned French hypers from a 6 percent price gap with Leclerc to 5 percent, which still might prove too difficult for Carrefour to gain or even stabilise its market shares," said the Deutsche Bank team.
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This is on top of earlier efforts from IBM, which has a Watson-powered shuttle built with Local Motors called Olli, and Yandex, the Russian search giant that has repositioned itself as a mobile and machine learning company, is also building a shuttle bus.
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" In today's press release announcing his contract extension, BlackBerry's board of directors expressed "tremendous confidence" in Chen, saying "John engineered a successful turnaround and has the company repositioned to apply its strengths and assets to the Enterprise of Things, an emerging category with massive potential.
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The arrangement, which is modular and could be repositioned in any number of ways for future exhibition, creates an outward-facing view throughout the room, with each wall punctuated by just a few framed images, including a sole portrait that reveals Crosley's trunk and legs.
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Air travel is expected to be impacted in those areas, though as in many cases of severe weather, effects could ripple nationwide as aircraft are forced to be repositioned or rack up delays due to the storm over the course of a travel day.
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But moves to make these companies more inclusive—moves that have been made in response to criticism of just how white and male these companies are—are being repositioned by tech's conservative critics to argue that companies like Google and Facebook are oppressing conservatives.
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Her journey from royal mores of conduct to savvy realpolitik is the best distillation of the show's major theme, the tug of war between fantasy (where faith in the old world is rewarded) and history (where the past is always being repositioned by present circumstance).
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On Tuesday, Delta Air Lines said it was expanding its booking platform for its private-jet arm, Delta Private Jets, to allow travelers to book so-called empty-leg flights, when a plane is repositioned to a destination where a customer has already booked a flight.
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Pro Football Focus ranks him as the ninth-best linebacker in football this season - a week earlier, he was fourth - and he was the ideal compliment to the bruising Dont'a Hightower—a linebacker who could excel in coverage and be repositioned as needed thanks to his athleticism.
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A Japanese hardware hacker who goes by the alias 'Human Controller' was responsible for this incredible creation, which is the exact same dimensions as the maddening cube you at some point either threw at the wall in frustration or painstakingly peeled and repositioned all of its colorful stickers.
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Originally launched in Sweden in 2013 as a consumer-facing finance app with bank account aggregation at its heart, Tink has since repositioned its offering to provide the same underlying technology and more to banks and other financial service providers that want to ride the open banking/PSD2 train.
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Read more: Facebook and Instagram deliberately condition you to use your phone like a drug, says this app developerIn addition to establishing a dark mode, Facebook seems to have entirely overhauled its design — various elements have been repositioned, there are new tabs, and the graphic design looks markedly different.
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Esper also downplayed the importance of departures of some allied troops from Iraq, saying that in one case, an allied contingent was temporarily repositioned only because of the need "to move additional U.S. forces into a confined space" that the allied troops were occupying on an Iraqi base.
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Another project, "Describing Labor" (2012) assembles 41 objects, including found images of workers, and labor propaganda from the collection of the Wolfsonian-FIU, some of which were selected and repositioned by a group of 24 individuals, who then explained their reasons for choosing and arranging the objects in this way.
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Matt Barnes, the Memphis Grizzlies forward, repositioned himself near the top of that list by unloading on Fisher in a screed that he posted online Thursday night, referring to a former teammate — clearly Fisher — as a "snitch" and a "snake" who ran to the league after their physical altercation in October.
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So then the talent and I either fuck to pop and he just pulls out and I rush down on my knees hoping to not miss a drop, or he fucks to a fake pop and the cameras cut and they set up a new shot with the talent repositioned.
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"The entire U.S. mission in the Middle East is being repositioned from a specific and focused goal of defeating ISIS to an amorphous and open-ended campaign to counter Iran," Colin P. Clarke, a senior fellow at the Soufan Center, a research organization for global security issues, said in an email.
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The two storms have the potential to cause major transit delays across the USEven in areas far away from the storms, a ripple-effect of delays from other parts of the country could snarl holiday travel plans, as aircraft are repositioned or delayed in other parts of the country due to the weather.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A day after the first major primary contests of 2018, the political armies on the left and the right repositioned themselves for an intense general election across Rust Belt states that President Trump carried two years ago — and where his personality and record will define the battles leading to the midterms.
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Originally launched in Sweden in 2013 as a consumer-facing finance app with bank account aggregation at its heart, Tink has long since repositioned its offering to become a fully-fledged open banking platform, requisite with developer APIs, to enable banks and other financial service providers to ride the open banking/PSD2 train.
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Unlike a steep, towering Hot Wheels track that can only launch tiny toy cars at ramps and obstacles from one direction, Nerf's new Nitro stunt car blasters can be easily repositioned to send cars racing towards them from any direction, making it easier to re-attempt stunts again and again until you get it perfect.
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The first disruptions of this kind are already notable in operational theaters such as Iraq, where the United States recently repositioned its troops into a smaller number of bases (in part to limit their exposure to COVID-19), and where Dutch and British forces also suspending training activities with local Iraqi forces for similar reasons.
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The sample footage GoPro shared on its YouTube account this morning looks polished enough—undoubtedly the new software in the Hero 27 does a slightly better job at smoothing motion and vibrations than the Hero6 can—but it's still no replacement for mechanical image stabilization where the actual sensor is being adjusted and repositioned to cancel out unwanted movements.
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Drafts of the strategy framework seen by TechCrunch suggest its scope and ambition vis-a-vis digital technologies has been pared back and repositioned vs earlier formulations of the plan, dating from December 2015 and June 2016, as the government recalibrated to factor in last summer's referendum vote for the UK to leave the European Union .
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The startup initially began life in consumer-to-consumer sales — its mobile app made selling unwanted items easy — but it has repositioned itself as a listings site now that Southeast Asia's e-commerce market has been mainstream for a few years old and people have accumulated enough items that some are unwanted/unused or ripe for resale.
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Citrix, for its part, currently has a market cap of about $14 billion and has been seeing a surge of interest under new CEO David Henshall, who has repositioned it from focusing mainly on virtual private networking services to a more hybrid cloud model, following a wider trend in the world of enterprise IT. Citrix will be bringing on all of Sapho's existing business and products.
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"Over the weekend following the vote, we investigated the actual impact of Brexit and, after concluding the average predicted scenario was too severe, we quickly repositioned our equities portfolio by covering shorts, adding to several long positions, and initiating a new position in a European event-driven situation," his second quarter investor letter read, in a move the famed investor went on to say paid off for his fund.
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Said differently, since our September Upgrade to Neutral and 12/12 Analyst Day – UAA's re-structured management bench has "repositioned the global foundation" for multi-year gross margin expansion with inventory re-alignment the historical global brand sector lead indicator (+189bps next 4 quarter global brand average) with expense base right-sizing initiatives accelerating into FY20, and $92B "focused-performer" athletic channel in a 'very healthy' position today.
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Secretary of Defense Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE on Monday shot down reports that the U.S. was leaving Iraq following confusion over whether American troops would be repositioned in a show of respect for the parliamentary vote.
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As it's being extruded, a UV light on the print head hardens the material giving the webs and cocoons the robot creates instant structure without the need for additional supports to be createdA built-in saw slices the material when the robot's print head needs to move to another location, but the special resin can also be softened again at any time allowing beams and supports to be angled, repositioned, or connected to other parts of the 3D cocoon during the printing process.
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