Audio will still be routed to your headphones just fine.
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By changing it, the messages can be routed to an unauthorised device.
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All other interactions would be routed to a human CSR for processing.
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Power is routed to the wheels through a capable nine-speed transmission.
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What is being routed to China, how is it being used there?
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This screen displays upcoming deliveries that have been routed to this site.
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More power may even be routed to one of the front wheels.
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A number of calls are routed to automation or involve taxpayers hanging up.
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They are routed to the chief judges of the 13 federal circuits nationwide.
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Anyone who called was routed to a call center controlled by the scammers.
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The engine's power is routed to all four wheels through a 7-speed automatic.
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"Some volumes have been re-routed to other routes last year," the official said.
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That power is routed to all four wheels through an eight-speed automatic transmission.
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Some were also routed to the Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada, where it manufactures batteries.
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Instead, wealth is being routed to large middlemen, national monopolies, property owners and shareholders.
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Nonetheless, there are multiple subdomains whose traffic is routed to servers in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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Stay in the market and have your extra cash routed to a taxable brokerage account.
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Instagrammers can already follow hashtags to see new posts with them routed to their feed.
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Drive is then routed to all four wheels via a mechanical all-wheel-drive system.
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Power is routed to the back wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox.
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For the customer service rep, it starts with how the call gets routed to them.
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On the other side of Amazon's clean SSL certificate, the traffic would be routed to Signal.
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Some were re-routed to other airports because they didn't have enough fuel to keep circling.
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Though Jobpal says queries that are too complex are routed to a human to deal with.
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Users receiving alerts are routed to online travel agencies or aggregators for next steps in booking.
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All flights into the U.S. from Wuhan are expected to be re-routed to those airports.
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Those bribes were routed to accounts he controlled at banks in the United States, he said.
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When an individual calls in, they will be routed to the crisis center located closest to them.
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When the airline realized their mistake mid-flight, the plane was re-routed to fix the error.
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The power from that is routed to the rear wheels either through a manual or automatic transmission.
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If it requires more than one skill, the testing request could get routed to multiple testers simultaneously.
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The bouquets are also shipped directly from the farm instead of being re-routed to a middleman.
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Additionally, permeable walkways allow rainwater to seep into the ground instead of being routed to the gutter.
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He said that line could be routed to connect with the 4, 5 and 6 subway lines.
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Calls were routed to his Chinese number, but the 911 dispatcher could only see the local number.
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That will cause Mulvaney's case to be routed to Leon, an appointee of President George W. Bush.
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Today 20153 nurses across the country take shifts answering the calls, which are routed to their cellphones.
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His team watches storms on a radar, and their predictions are automatically routed to FEMA's alert system.
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Right now, internet is mostly delivered via wireless cell towers or cables routed to your home or office.
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The pipeline, which splits into two branches in Belarus, has a northern spur routed to Poland and Germany.
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Once the window is open, the traffic is first routed to a CMC domain such as c2.cmcigroup.
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The funds were routed to four accounts at the bank before they disappeared into casinos in the city.
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The additional money would be routed to folks by cutting down payroll taxes, according to the first daughter.
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Other cash may be routed to Ricketts-led nonprofit groups that are not required to disclose the funders.
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Lynch then runs Ableton in the background, with each sample routed to a dedicated button on the sculpture.
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The funds were routed to four accounts at that bank before they disappeared into casinos in the city.
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Over the course of about a half an hour, more than $7 million was routed to the hacker.
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Your initial message is kept in a separate conversation thread, but any replies get routed to individual chats instead.
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Teens will then be routed to a trained youth coach who can provide free and confidential live counseling sessions.
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The Druzhba pipeline, which splits into two branches in Belarus, has a northern spur routed to Poland and Germany.
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With the Green New Deal, there's a chance that more resources could be routed to preventing climate-related disease.
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It also means the internet runs much slower because every request is being routed to more places than usual.
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Otherwise identical ads with different pictures of black and white families were still routed to different groups of people.
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Unless both people communicating via email use Nomx, their messages will eventually get routed to supposedly insecure mail servers.
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U.S. investigators said they have seized multiple imports of suspected counterfeits that had been routed to the Brooklyn location.
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"The crackpots get routed to research," said Tracy Sefl, a veteran Democratic practitioner of the dark arts of oppo.
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Temporary home During the closure, flights will be re-routed to the much smaller Kaduna airport around 200 kilometers north.
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One of the multiple intelligence feeds showing the distribution of triggered events routed to the police stations identified by numbers.
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When the power shutdown, applications were re-routed to back up data centers throughout the day Thursday, the bank added.
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The produced signals are routed to a multichannel series of speakers, emitting what I expect to be very peculiar sounds.
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Now, incoming calls will be automatically routed to your HomePod, and you can ask Siri to pick up the phone.
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He then connected an Arduino to an Electrooculogram circuit board, which he routed to electrode patches attached to his face.
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Developers can make JavaScript calls to the Chrome API, for example, which are then routed to the speech recognition API.
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However, because of concrete pavements, today most of that water is now routed to gutters and straight into the ocean.
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Complete trading halts are relatively uncommon, but when they have happened in the past, orders are routed to other exchanges.
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In slow times, drivers are routed to "terminals," street-side areas where they wait until the next set of rides.
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From there, power is routed to all four wheels through — you guessed it — an AMG-enhanced 4.8MATIC all-wheel drive system.
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That money would be re-routed to provide more fresh fruits and vegetables to elementary school students in low income schools.
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An additional $28 million was raised through joint fundraising agreements and was routed to the Democratic National Committee and state parties.
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The undisclosed horsepower is then routed to the rear wheels via a Bowler T56 transmission and 9-inch Ford rear differential.
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The USGS also raised the aviation code to "red," meaning that flights are being re-routed to avoid the ash plume.
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Most of the payments were blocked, but $81 million was routed to accounts in the Philippines and diverted to casinos there.
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But the vast majority of his money has been routed to PACs supporting down-ballot candidates and the Republican National Committee.
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No matter what the final funding level is, the money will be routed to states through the Election Assistance Commission (EAC).
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Alex noted her delivery person tried contacting her from their personal phone number, and the calls were immediately routed to voicemail.
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Most of the payments were blocked but $81 million was routed to accounts in the Philippines and diverted to casinos there.
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An Indian flight was last hijacked in 1999 when a plane flying from Nepal was re-routed to Afghanistan by five terrorists.
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Throughout the process, he pleaded for help in messages routed to Clinton, and she ordered aides to find ways to assist him.
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In the meantime, Bowers told CNN, calls to the incorrect number on the ID are being routed to the suicide prevention hotline.
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Messages about sensitive concerns, including urgent mental health issues, will be immediately routed to Crisis Text Line, a sister organization to DoSomething.org.
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Instead, it is routed to an aide to the deputy attorney general, who makes his or her own recommendation to the DAG.
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Much more money will have to be routed to census-focused endeavors to maintain a truly representational democracy over the next decade.
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The whole process runs on surplus hydroelectric power, and heat generated during manufacturing can be captured and routed to homes or businesses.
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But Cohen submitted a check he received from Trump that he said was partial reimbursement for the money routed to the women.
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But then came a Defense Department program intended to promote the military that saw millions of taxpayer dollars routed to US sports organizations.
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These signals are routed to a robot underneath the plant, and wheels take the plant to a spot best-suited for its survival.
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Fowlkes said that some of the calls were routed to AT&T's backup call center and then were manually forwarded to 911 dispatchers.
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Verizon wants to increase the percentage of customer-service calls that can be routed to workers outside the region where the calls originate.
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The other robot, Leo, takes bags from passengers and deposits them where they need to be to get routed to the proper destination.
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That small mountain of power is routed to the rear wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch transaxle in the rear of the car.
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"Beckler never made that commitment," he said of the claim that any requests for transition records would be routed to the Trump campaign's counsel.
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A spokeswoman told The Verge that calls to the number are routed to two call centers, one in Phoenix and the other in Chicago.
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That is the point where traffic is transferred from the backbone of the Internet to the last mile, where it is routed to customers.
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An email or web-based form you complete will get routed to a low-level customer care center or outside contractor, Mr. Goodman said.
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One caveat with the Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast lines: Trains that normally run to Hoboken will be routed to Newark Penn Station.
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Petroleum from Montana previously used in Spokane is routed to Richland, where it is loaded onto barges to head down the Columbia River to Portland.
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Those include Dialpad, which lets businesses replace legacy desk phone systems with calls routed to employees' own mobile phones, and UberConference, which simplifies conference calling.
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Despite his Japanese citizenship, for example, he says he is automatically routed to lines for foreigners at the airport when he returns from trips abroad.
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There's a pretty high degree of flexibility in customizing how questions are answered and when a line of questioning gets routed to a person onsite.
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It allows for audio, control, and other data to not just exist on the same network, but be instantly configured and routed to different devices.
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Google prompts the user to finalize the donation and the money is then routed to Network for Good, a nonprofit that processes donations for charities.
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The power from those two are routed to the rear wheels by a 9-speed dual-clutch transmission, which is also sandwiched in the back.
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All of the Dot's audio will then be routed to the connected speaker, whether it's Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Prime music, or simply the current weather.
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Customers with urgent repair needs are routed to call centers as far away as the Philippines and must wait days or even weeks for repairs.
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SS7 is especially used for data-roaming: when a phone user goes outside their own provider's coverage, messages still need to get routed to them.
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Instead, those who try to use the site would be routed to a page with options —including private web brokers that could sell skimpier plans.
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Instead of established news organizations, this pilot program will "leverage the Facebook community" to research potential fake news before it's routed to professional fact checkers.
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The AirPods can be set up so one pod answers calls or summons Siri and the sound is intelligently routed to the right ear when needed.
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A February 2016 inspector general report that found some calls being routed to the backup centers were going to voicemail or did not receive immediate action.
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From there, it gets routed to the base station controller (BSC), which is the brain of not just our antenna, but several other local antennas besides.
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In addition, three Florida-based ships that were scheduled to visit San Juan this week on Eastern Caribbean sailings have been re-routed to other ports.
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Routed to all four wheels through an 8-speed tiptronic automatic transmission, that power will push the S5 to 62 mph from a standstill in 4.7 seconds.
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Once routed to the criminal's account, the company is on the hook for replacing the stolen funds and the employee faces the inconvenience of a late paycheck.
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When a programmer asks for someone with a specific skill and equipment, they get routed to the most qualified person currently available online who matches the requirements.
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On May 8th, just days after Senovia's Cinco de Mayo party, Benzeevi's company sent the first of three payments, which was routed to a bank in Zurich.
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Even if measures were principally targeted towards reducing excess production in China, Eurofer said it could still result in more steel exports being re-routed to Europe.
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Some of the parents under the plan are to be consolidated in those immigration jails that have extra room and children would be routed to meet them.
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But if you're a durable medical equipment provider or otherwise deemed high risk, you'll be routed to the Fingerprint Based Background Check Contractor (FBBC), currently Accurate Biometrics.
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I currently have the MK3's audio output only routed to the headphone jack (because I live with people), which leaves my laptop free for, well, everything else.
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Environmentalists say waste once destined for China is being re-routed to Southeast Asia, and new laws are needed or existing laws better enforced to prevent illegal imports.
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Instead of firing off analytics to multiple analytics services (most publishers use more than one), AMP creates a single call that is then routed to the different services.
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Many flights have been re-routed to Belgium's regional airports or other nearby hubs such as Amsterdam and Paris, with high-speed trains to and from Brussels packed.
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Neighbouring countries were being stripped of tax revenue by the deals, unaware of their cushy terms (profits routed to Luxembourg incurred tax of as little as 1-2%).
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Eventually, regional hubs were set up so that the London-New York connection could be routed to other cities throughout the UK, Europe, Israel, Australia, and South Africa.
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Since 911 calls are already routed to officers' phones, the dispatcher's 911 information will be bundled into an officer's digital log entry for that call, the chief said.
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A person who you've restricted will also be prevented from seeing read receipts on direct messages, which will be routed to message requests instead of your main inbox.
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In early tests, ITG's smart order router (SOR) returned 35% size improvement over the displayed quantity and $0.0015 per share price improvement if routed to dark and lit venues*.
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If you accidentally send a letter intended for Meghan and Harry to Kensington Palace, there's no need to stress – the mail will be re-routed to the correct place.
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Mobile orders from the building will be routed to the new store, which will have a large window where customers can pick up drinks and see them being made.
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"Orders just get routed to the exchanges where they can trade," said Ken Polcari, director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities from the floor of the NYSE.
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Despite its diminutive displacement, the engine produces 143 horsepower, which is routed to the rear wheels through a six-speed sequential transmission operated by steering-wheel mounted paddle shifters.
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To add further insult to injury, DHS Secretary John Kelly ordered that any department resources that might go to supporting undocumented immigrants should be re-routed to this office.
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For example, room service requests from Royal Suite occupants are automatically routed to a number different from the one used by regular passengers, who get slower, less personalized service.
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One theory is that trades which MTS currently funnels through a soon-to-be-sold French clearing business might instead be routed to other parts of the LSE system.
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That's not all—in 25 cities in the US you can also tap on the Find parking link in Google Maps for Android to get routed to a suitable lot.
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All of that is routed to a seven-speed automatic transmission that turns either the rear or all four wheels, depending on whether you buy the 4x4 version or not.
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They were stuck on Jive, where they would remain for the next three years through lawsuits, pushbacks, and indignities like watching their marketing dollars be re-routed to Nick Lachey.
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Late Tuesday night, while the flight was en route to the US from Wuhan, it was re-routed to March Air Reserve Base, about 30 miles from the Ontario Airport.
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The result is raucous 211 horsepower that is routed to the rear wheels through an 212-speed automatic transaxle (a transmission/axle hybrid) mounted in the rear of the car.
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The effect of this was a large portion of the internet's traffic was routed to this small provider, which had no way to deal with the resulting crush of traffic.
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All of the things we sense on a regular basis, whether it be the smell of your tacos or the glaring glow of your computer screen, are routed to your brain.
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Bags that require further inspection are automatically re-routed to another area as they leave the X-ray scanner, so there's less confusion as to which one needs to be opened.
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I'm sure that you could tally up all the hours humans have spent mulling this over and think of other ways that passion could've been routed to other, more noble causes.
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Any mail that goes to the US Capitol complex, or to people under Secret Service protection, automatically gets screened at an off-site location before being routed to its final destination.
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Lloyd's call wound up getting routed to Trump, who was keeping up the annual presidential tradition of manning the phones on Christmas Eve—but their chat was, uh, "marginal" at best.
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The remaining $3 million was routed to entities in Dubai and elsewhere, according to separate court filings in the U.S. Those transfers are not the subject of litigation in Hong Kong.
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This means you can have AirPods in at a noisy restaurant with your iPhone on the table, for example, and the voice of whomever is speaking will be routed to your AirPods.
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Depending on your issue, your query might be routed to an intelligent bot that leverages "machine learning and lots of eBay data," or it may connect you with a customer service representative.
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For users in China this means traffic can be re-routed to Taiwan, then travel through a server in Hong Kong before reaching its destination, which does take a toll on speed.
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However other SEC regulations, like the "trade-through" rule, frustrate such an approach by mandating that trades be routed to the venue with the lowest stock price, regardless of the trader's preference.
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"[Then] they sit back and watch solved tickets appear in the CRM system, or escalated tickets get routed to the right person… with highly relevant facts collected upfront," says the Mavenoid CEO.
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Just as the online travel booking industry must ensure that its customers are routed to hotels, airlines and cruise ships with good safety records, the ride-sharing economy must do the same.
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Officials are investigating whether the U.S. parcel delivery service harmed the rights of its clients, after Huawei said two shipments destined for company addresses in Asia were re-routed to the United States.
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" Penn, however, has not been charged with anything, the police statement continues, "When the investigation is completed it will be routed to the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney for screening and potential charging.
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But in the first week of this year's filing season, the IRS answered 48 percent of its calls routed to an assistor on the line, with an average wait time of 85033 minutes.
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Routed to the rear wheels through either a 7-speed manual gearbox or 8-speed automatic transmission, the power will push the Grand Sport to 60 mph from a standstill in 3.6 seconds.
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The transition said it reached an agreement on June 15 with GSA that the transition "owned and controlled" the emails and data and any requests for documents would be routed to the transition.
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This allows guests to say things like "Alexa, order wine" or "Alexa, book a spa appointment," and then have those requests routed to property management, point of sale, and guest request systems for fulfillment.
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That power is routed to all four wheels through an AMG Performance 4MATIC all-wheel drive system by way of the new 9G-TRONIC 9-speed automatic transmission shared with the 2017 SL-Class.
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Typically, 60% of the profit was routed to a trafficker to pay down the bondage debt, while the rest of the money would be retained by the "house boss" who owned the prostitution facility.
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The device is no longer available on Apple's online store, and links to pages about it have been re-routed to information on the newer, more capable Apple TV that saw release last year.
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After trying for weeks to head off the demonstration, insisting that more services had been routed to Hazara communities over the past year, President Ashraf Ghani's government allowed the march to proceed on Saturday.
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Or, in other instances, companies that work with Yext can develop tools to ensure that callers are routed to the closest service center, or make sure all the correct data is printed on a receipt.
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You can't book directly through Momondo (and honestly, booking through a third-party site is generally not a good idea anyway), but you'll be seamlessly routed to the airline's site for a relatively painless payment process.
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Mr. Dudum said Hims customers complete a comprehensive health evaluation through the platform, and are then routed to a qualified healthcare provider licensed in their state who is responsible for determining the appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
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Marina Sturdza, who fled Romania as a 3-year-old princess and returned after its repressive Communist government was routed to become one of her country's leading humanitarians, died on Sunday at her home in Manhattan.
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Dodd-Frank also gave the S.E.C. authority to open the courthouse doors to investors, who are typically routed to a closed-door judicial program run by Finra in the event of a dispute with their broker.
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According to a separate industry note from this month, the total amount of displaced exports globally could be as high as 27 million tonnes, some of which was likely to be routed to Indian markets, it said.
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Now that clubs can no longer be expected to overpay veterans, more money will need to be routed to young stars in order for the players as a group to regain their historical share of MLB's revenues.
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Burkina Faso elected new president in November An Air France flight from Paris to Ouagadougou has been re-routed to Niamey, Niger, since the attack, French Ambassador to Burkina Faso Gilles Thibault said via Twitter late Friday.
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As the name implies, the multi-regional service is a highly available geo-redundant class of storage that ensures that if one region goes down, requests for your data can simply be routed to a different region.
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Alternatively, a bad actor could design malware to run in the background of cellphones to place calls without the owners' knowledge, so long as all of the phones are in locations routed to the same 911 infrastructure.
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Some crude oil was re-routed to the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline and to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, the official said, while some fuel oil was sent to the port of Taman in Russia and to Kulevi.
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"The investigation commenced following the identification by the LME of suspicious order book trading activity that had been routed to the LME by a client of EMV through direct electronic access," the LME said in a statement.
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Calls that get routed to his desk, at the library's venerable main branch at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, often reflect the trends of the moment: big news stories, big books or films coming out, royal weddings.
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Russia and Belarus - where Druzhba splits into the southern leg that goes to Ukraine, Slovakia, Hungary and Czech Republic and the northern spur routed to Poland and Germany - held a second day of talks on Tuesday in Moscow.
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It shouldn't come as a surprise that most of the anonymous political funds currently flowing to 501(c)(4) entities would instead be routed to an array of newly created 501(c)(3)s formed to influence elections.
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Considering how these customers googled us, missed the fact that we're a publisher, and then listened to our voicemail to be routed to departments such as 'editorial' and 'media,' it would be funnier if it wasn't so alarming.
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"As long as these materials come out of Japan and go to a distributor, then it could be re-routed to (South) Korea," Mehdi Hosseini, senior tech hardware analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group, told CNBC's "Street Signs " on Wednesday.
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The tips are routed to office managers, who try to match identifying information to a growing database compiled by the team as they work to capture small details—a wristwatch, a bucked tooth—in notebooks they carry with them.
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For example, on the accounts management phone line, during the first week of the 2018 filing season, the IRS answered 86 percent of calls routed to an assistor on the line, with an average wait time of four minutes.
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It's important to note that this doesn't mean that hackers or spies can break WhatsApp's encryption, but they can get around it by pretending to be the victim and getting the encrypted messages re-routed to their own cellphone.
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Their question, which can be about things like finding a local doctor, learning where to get new clothes, or getting Halal food nearby, is routed to volunteers, community organizers, or government-sponsored caseworkers, who might be based anywhere in Canada.
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In establishing the office as called for in Trump's January 25 executive order, DHS Secretary John Kelly ordered the reallocation of any department resources currently going to advocating for undocumented immigrants that can be re-routed to fund the office.
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The company also released a statement:We know pets are important members of the family and apologize for the delayed shipment of a dog, which is now in the hands of its owner, after it was routed to the wrong destination.
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On Tuesday, Russia and Belarus - where Druzhba splits into two routes, with the southern leg going to Ukraine, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic and the northern spur routed to Poland and Germany - held a second day of talks in Moscow.
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They pair just fine but when I power them on subsequently I get the connected message (which is actually a Siri-like spoken message that comes from the headphones) but the audio is still routed to the speaker on the phone.
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The team were headed to their event at Coolangatta beach in the Gold Coast on Friday but instead were routed to the Anna Meares Velodrome in Brisbane, the venue of the track cycling events some 102 km (63 miles) away.
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Also, bins containing potentially prohibited items such as water bottles are routed to a separate area after a T.S.A. employee pushes a button indicating that they need to be further inspected, a system designed to keep passengers moving through the line.
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So that way, if you say that the pickup was the issue, it might be classified as a "PLE – pickup location error," and that data gets routed to the team that improves exactly where drivers are told to scoop you up.
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But in Tulsa, she was re-routed to Women in Recovery, an alternative to prison with a recidivism rate of only 4.9 percent, compared to the 13.6 percent rate for female inmates who go through the Oklahoma Department of Corrections.
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The change raised the ire of defense lawyers, who saw cases routed to the administrative process rather than being filed in a court, where the lawyers would have greater rights to obtain evidence and have a jury decide the case.
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Payments from a deep-pocketed Brazilian businessman to the son of an influential former International Olympic Committee member days before Rio in October 26 was surprisingly picked to host the Games were routed to Société Générale accounts, according to the documents.
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"Investors are unable to determine whether their orders are being routed to market centers which are being held to the requirement of having a strong, audited cybersecurity program," Mr. Warner wrote in a letter to Mr. Clayton on Aug. 1.
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Some crude oil was re-routed to the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline and to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, the official added, while some fuel oil was sent to the port of Taman in Russia and to Georgia's other Black Sea port, Kulevi.
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Australia&aposs 10 million Australian dollar ($7.4 million) donation to the trust fund will now be re-routed to the United Nations&apos Humanitarian Fund for the Palestinian Territories which provides vulnerable Palestinians with health care, food, water, improved sanitation and shelter.
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On the back end, Jet's technology can identify in real time which orders should be routed to which vendors to garner the lowest fulfillment and shipping costs — a model that is said to allow the company to provide bigger discounts for bigger orders.
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On Tuesday, Russia and Belarus - where Druzhba is split into two routes, with the southern leg going to Ukraine, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic and the northern spur routed to Poland and Germany - held a second day of talks in Moscow.
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But how it would choose which firm to place the order with, and whether consumers would be happy with that order being routed to the firm that paid most, are tricky questions, to which it is unlikely that even Google knows the answer.
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It's not surprising considering Siri and Google Now are not native to UE's Bluetooth speakers the way Alexa is a core component on the Amazon Tap; Apple and Google's voice assistants are only routed to the Bluetooth speakers from their respective mobile devices.
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My hope is that I can motivate people who may be experiencing some of the early symptoms to see their doctor and be routed to a specialist who can prescribe treatment early enough to slow — or stop — the progression of the disease.
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All mobile orders from building employees, which include 5,000 people, will be routed to the new location, and it'll feature a different design, with a prominent pick-up window that also offers a view to baristas preparing the orders, according to the report.
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After arriving in Syria and being routed to the international dormitory there in February 2015, Mr. Haddadi worked as a cook in Raqqa for months before a member of the Emni came to see him, according to French and Austrian investigation documents.
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The audio triggers from Ableton are routed to VDMX software, which acts as a master visual bank playing back clips throughout the set, and DMXIS, which runs as a plugin within Ableton to power the custom lighting design on 4 Chauvet CORE 3x3 lights.
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Some crude oil was re-routed to the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline and to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium last year, the official added, while some fuel oil was sent to the port of Taman in Russia and Georgia's other Black Sea port of Kulevi.
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The regulator also found that Citigroup Global did not disclose that over a period of more than two years, nearly half of its dark-pool orders were routed to and executed on other trading venues that did not offer the same premium features as Citi's.
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For example, In an English speaking country, a command to the room Alexa will be interpreted by the software and routed to the right department in a request framework that is part of a systematic process, which is received by a hotel worker to process.
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The day after the storm hit, Rossello advised mayors that there was sufficient fuel, Morales said, but the problem was distribution as it was stored at the ports and terminals on the island, and could not be easily routed to areas that needed it.
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About 15 Indian ships - destroyers, frigates, corvettes and large patrol vessels - are operating at the entry and exit points of the Indian Ocean, stretching from the Malacca Strait, through which much of China's trade and fuel is routed, to the Gulf of Aden in the west.
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From there, the information was routed to the German science team, near Munich, and to the engineers at J.P.L. In those early days, as the raw data about gravity fields began coming back — data no one had ever really seen before — scientists didn't immediately gape in wonder.
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Immigrants convicted of federal crimes have been disproportionately routed to private detention centers, which run bare-bones operations, under the shortsighted theory that it's futile to invest in rehabilitation or job training for them because most get deported when they serve out their sentence and become someone else's problem.
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Claims for his clients, residing primarily in four eastern Kentucky counties, were all routed to a regional office in Huntington, West Virginia, where Daugherty, an administrative law judge for 21 years, either assigned the cases to himself or had someone else assign them to him, the indictment said.
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While service calls routed to phone banks in India have become a frequent annoyance for American consumers — as well as comic inspiration for late-night television hosts — the Justice Department revealed a darker side to the operations in an 81-page indictment unsealed in federal court in Houston.
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It is also concerned that steel headed for U.S. shores will be re-routed to the EU. Invoking national security in peacetime is seen by trade experts as a move that risks undermining the global rules-based trading system by sparking retaliatory action around the world in products beyond steel.
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Scribe builds a smart inbound sales form for company websites that uses data it receives and external data sources to instantly determine if it's a "hot lead" that should immediately be routed to the right sales rep, or if its a "cold lead" that should be put on the back burner.
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The amendment states the opportunity and profits from Oakland's medical marijuana business should be routed to the communities directly impacted and disproportionately affected by the drug wars, meaning communities in East Oakland comprised of people of color who deal with low-incomes, high unemployment rates, and, often, past criminal records.
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F-35, the newest U.S. fighter jet, to tour airshows this summer Another major concern highlighted by the GAO's findings is that under its current design, all the F-353 data produced by the entire U.S. fleet is routed to a single main operating unit that does not have any backup system or redundancy.
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"When you have a candidate who is a federal officeholder already and is known to engage in this spending," Noti said, "there is a fair perception that people who donate to the campaign know that some portion of their money is going to get routed to the candidate because of the history of this spending."
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And that activity long preceded Giuliani's discussions with Ukrainian officials and Trump's phone call to Zelensky in July, seeking to have Ukraine formally investigate whether then-Vice President Joe Biden used a threat of canceling foreign aid to shut down an investigation into $28500 million routed to the U.S. firm run by Biden's son.
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In an effort to slow the spread of the virus in the US, President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Friday to begin denying entry to foreign nationals who visited China in the 14 days prior to their arrival to the US. All flights and passengers from mainland China to the US have also been routed to 11 airports.
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Even though restaurants are capable of taking orders directly—after all, both numbers are routed to the same place—Yelp is pushing customers to Grubhub-owned phone numbers in order to facilitate what Grubhub calls a "referral fee" of between 2600 percent and 21 percent of the order total, I learned while researching an episode for the podcast Underunderstood.
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The work product Strzok created to justify the collusion probe now has been shown to be inferior: A Clinton-hired contractor produced multiple documents accusing Trump of wrongdoing during the election; each was routed to the FBI through a different source or was used to seed news articles with similar allegations that further built an uncorroborated public narrative of Trump-Russia collusion.
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When buying or selling a security, investors are protected by Regulation NMS (National Market System), a regulatory framework adopted by the SEC in 2005, that the trade will be executed at a price that's equivalent or better than the best advertised price on any of the nation's exchanges, or the order will be routed to the venue with the best price.
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Now, for some reason, when you (or maybe just me and the universe specifically hates my guts) go to NBA League Pass you are taken back to that weekend and then re-routed to the New England Patriots website where you see Julian Edelman making a catch against the Falcons in Super Bowl LI, in which the Patriots pulled off the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history.
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Across the country last year, cases included a former Pennsylvania teller sentenced for withdrawing money from accounts; a former Manhattan teller sentenced for using information to receive tax refunds that he routed to himself; a former Connecticut teller who took cellphone photos of account information, and used that to cash fraudulent checks; and a former Virginia credit-union teller who took out loans from the union in customers' names.
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Even before Alexa achieved HIPAA compliance, the voice assistant enjoyed several prominent healthcare partnerships, including a recent pilot program at Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai: The program saw 100 hospital roomsoutfitted with Alexa devices, giving patients the ability to control in-room entertainment with their voices and as ask caregivers for assistance; requests are then routed to the appropriate caregiver, who is notified via mobile app based on the kind of request being made.
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Vezet's business model is built around providing a platform for individuals and existing fleets, which can use it to get routed to passengers looking for a ride from A to B. Like Uber and the many others in this business area, Vezet uses an app-based interface, but given its footprint and how it covers markets where smartphone penetration and usage are not as extensive as in mature markets, it also allows people to order rides through call centers.
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Yelp is Screwing Over Restaurants By Quietly Replacing Their Phone Numbers Nice find here from Adrienne Jeffries on a gross little thing that Yelp does to restaurants on its platform: Even though restaurants are capable of taking orders directly—after all, both numbers are routed to the same place—Yelp is pushing customers to Grubhub-owned phone numbers in order to facilitate what Grubhub calls a "referral fee" of between 15 percent and 20 percent of the order total, I learned while researching an episode for the podcast Underunderstood.
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