I think that over time the idea of a segmented video department, like I just said, just felt like having a segmented mobile department. Right?
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That's the part of segmented sleep I might never experience.
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Cuttlefish brains are not segmented like human brains, for one.
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It's clear that our City's workforce is too segmented by gender.
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Despite Alphabet's more segmented structure, Google doesn't disclose YouTube's precise value.
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But everything is segmented between each client and data is protected.
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Segmented BunSure, you could pull your hair into a simple, braided bun.
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Casamir is tangled in crystalline webbing swarming with bulbous, multi-segmented beasts.
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Her body is not only segmented; it is becoming another cleaning product.
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While VR/AR will start off segmented with Oculus having a platform, Sony having a platform, Microsoft having a platform, Google having a platform, and even Apple having a platform eventually, it may also stay segmented rather than consolidated.
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Warren's segmented support This was arguably Warren's best poll of the entire campaign.
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The new turbine blades are more properly known as Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotors.
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Eighteen-wheelers suddenly come down with the wiggles, like segmented caterpillar pull toys.
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This hierarchy reflects just how segmented the idea of "film" can often be.
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The image is segmented into smaller sections checkered with an array of numbers.
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He conceived of the segmented telescope, opening a new chapter in astronomical discovery.
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Watch Party allows for a segmented group to watch multiple synced up videos together.
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The motion is at once segmented, broken up and constant, like a cubist painting.
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The Corps also allowed for segmenting of the project by accepting segmented project review.
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Let's take a look at the numbers, which we've segmented by U.S. Census region.
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Personally, I still think the puzzle would be improved by a less segmented grid.
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So he will open a new flagship in a space that's segmented three ways.
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The polarization of American politics has segmented that marketplace into distinct and separate niches.
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The two segmented bar graphs reflect CD sales only and CD sales with EAU.
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He has also horizontally segmented his body, with each study becoming progressively more disjointed.
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Concept for the Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotor, a 50 MW wind turbine featuring 650 foot long blades that can channel the power of hurricanes, via SandiaFor one, the turbine would stand on a lightweight, segmented trunk that bends in the breeze without snapping.
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Increasingly the idea of having video as a medium be segmented just didn't make sense.
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It's a segmented ponytail broken up with several hair ties, creating a braid-like effect.
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Ongoing Portfolio Review and Simplification DDR segmented the portfolio by examining market and asset factors.
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Back when segmented sleep was common, this period between "first" and "second" sleep inspired reverence.
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The puzzle's layout is comparatively straightforward from a constructor's perspective because it is relatively segmented.
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The segmented recorded $16.6 million in net income, up from $8.4 million the year prior.
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What is dazzling about the work is the concentration required to make segmented line after segmented line in a scrupulously echoing pattern that is periodically interrupted and traversed by thicker, darker, meandering lines, which make what we are looking at seem to have folds.
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Just a few slices of the knife and presto, your orange is peeled and perfectly segmented.
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"At the moment, the security space and the criminal justice space are quite segmented," Malik explains.
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Beneath an outer rind is a segmented seed, the most common being ones with five segments.
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When those numbers are segmented by race, it's clear: Women of color must work even longer.
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For now, many of the systems that JD.com are segmented largely to collaboration with its employees.
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The petals of her segmented skull wrap around her brain, like a flower closing at dusk.
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Servings: 4-23Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 20 minutes CBD oil 8 Persian cucumbers, halved, seeded, and sliced on the diagonal 1 teaspoon olive oil 2 lemons, juiced (3-4 tablespoons) kosher salt, to taste 2 Mandarin oranges, segmented 2 blood oranges, segmented cannabis terpenes, to taste 1.
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"The beauty market has always been very segmented and divided customers by class, age, ethnicity," said McAndrew.
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In this case, Facebook's standards prized the wisdom of the crowd, and, at that, a segmented one.
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We're openly obsessed with the assembly of the segmented origami mirror for the James Webb Space Telescope.
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Imagine an ant: long delicate legs; a slim, dark, reddish-brown body; and antennae segmented 21960 times.
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In some indigenous societies in Nigeria, Central America, and Brazil, segmented sleep persisted into the twentieth century.
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Since that is a particularly segmented region for entrepreneurs, Alluora said there was huge opportunity to help.
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The question of "segmented" integration is one of those mysteries whose solution is contained in its premise.
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Jobs in America have become more specialized and the country's demography has become more segmented, he says.
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The Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotor (SUMR) project is being led by researchers at the University of Virginia.
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Once the Ewoks have dispersed the enemy, they begin to destroy the segmented Imperial forces in detail.
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A few of the other layouts that I tried were highly segmented, which I try to avoid.
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It is just one more piece of evidence for how big and segmented the Chinese market can be.
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Segmented products and loyalty programs were also factors helping global brands continue attracting business travelers, the report stated.
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A generative adversarial network is then trained on this segmented data to generate new versions of these objects.
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"James Webb taught us a lot about how to build a large, segmented telescope in space," Postman said.
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Howarth is best known for his wood-turning videos, where he makes beautiful segmented bowls on his lathe.
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Perhaps it can be done naturally, if the bears are given routes, or corridors, between their segmented populations.
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JH: I did enjoy the shots where you segmented the bodies and focused on a particular body part.
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That data can be segmented by region and by the top 10 countries where Firefox is most popular.
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The problem with the segmented data assembly line is that errors can be introduced at any single step.
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Businesses should be re-evaluating the inventory they carry in stores on a more segmented level, Petro said.
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At its investor day Wednesday, General Mills outlined how it segmented its brands into "foundation" and "growth" categories.
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Much of this was forgotten until 2001, when the historian Roger Ekirch unearthed segmented sleep in the cultural history of pre-19th-century Europe, supporting the research of an American chronobiologist who, in a 1992 study, asserted that segmented sleep is more natural than the monophasic variety we now aspire to.
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When we went to New York we were taken around various scenes—Latino, gay, all these segmented clubbing conditions.
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Monster Hunter World's areas are now vastly bigger and, crucially, not segmented into sections separated by interstitial loading screens.
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The lightweight, segmented trunk approximates a series of cylindrical shells that bend in the wind while retaining segment stiffness.
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The Explore page will now be segmented to show a variety of topic channels that reveal associated content below.
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Now that technology like YouTube exists, though, kids today can enjoy the movie in much more pleasant, segmented parts.
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There are more and more channels, more and more sites, more and more voices; we're more segmented than ever.
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At lunchtime, they gave half the children a segmented plate with pictures of fruits and vegetables in the compartments.
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What they did is they segmented part of the fund and represented part of the ownership claims as tokens.
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His last years were spent collaborating on the Thirty Metre Telescope, also planned for Mauna Kea to his segmented design.
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It's segmented in that each of these portions are narrowly relevant to the revenue-generating service provided by that party.
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Numerous predatory industries, such as gambling and payday lending, shell out big dollars to place targeted advertisements before segmented audiences.
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A series of segmented rings joined by a simple line across the phalanx references the Brutalist lines of Le Corbusier.
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The findings inspired an origami-style robot called "CRAM" — compressible robot with articulated mechanisms — that features a segmented, flexible shell.
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Segmented chandelier mobile earrings, crafted in amethyst, were full of movement — perfect for tossing your head back with a laugh.
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So you have these open plans of communal spaces and then these segmented private towers for single occupancy units (SROs).
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She was a consultant to "Twilight Zone: The Movie" (21965), a segmented film adaptation whose four directors included Steven Spielberg.
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The discovery is helping to resolve a longstanding question as to when segmented, mobile animals first appeared on the planet.
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Even a simple landscape is segmented by mosaic-like fissures, with odd creatures sometimes dancing like ghosts over the trees.
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I think Out and Advocate are really great, but they're very segmented in the types of content they each produce now.
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This footage is then segmented, meaning each frame is broken into different categories: sky, cars, trees, road, buildings, and so on.
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Rather than compete in segmented markets against visualization and data preparation startups, Looker wants to own the vertical of business intelligence.
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We have built a more competitive and segmented society, and these conditions nurture the dangerous forms of populism that flourish today.
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The blades will also be segmented, allowing them to fold in at high wind speeds to minimize the risk of damage.
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Indeed, unlike its inaugural study last year, Hired has segmented job applicants more narrowly this time, including by age and ethnicity.
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The less-educated masses have a different conception of the future, a vision that is more closed, collective, protective and segmented.
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Fifth, the database should be "air-gapped," meaning it should be held on a segmented network not connected to the internet.
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Digital video advertising can be similarly segmented based on demography and geography, and it's an increasingly significant way consumers watch content.
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What's new is the amount and depth of data, and technology that allows it to be segmented in seemingly endless ways.
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Because my day is segmented, I wake up in the morning, have my morning meeting and then go take a nap.
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The drawing itself is a skeleton of an idea of a deer: two dozen segmented lines refusing to contain the figure.
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And from the ground, the bulbous form of the building does indeed look like the segmented hills of the surrounding Chinese countryside.
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There are a number of segmented, timed levels of increasing difficulty, which I didn't enjoy much on my first time playing through.
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Streaming is about to get much more segmented as Disney, AT&T, and Comcast go off and build their own subscription services.
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Instead it is segmented into dozens of complex three-dimensional zones, and woe betide you if you stray into the wrong one.
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The tennis champion enlisted celebrity hairstylist Vernon François to sculpt her high, segmented ponytail at the Glamour Women of The Year Awards.
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These critical systems are strictly segmented from the rest of the network to prevent any damage in the event of a cyberattack.
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Brass has been liberally used for kitchen faucets, towel racks and even the range hoods, whose long, segmented shapes resemble Japanese lanterns.
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His cultural life is broad and fluid, a throwback to when New York culture was less professionalized, more intimate and less segmented.
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When the survey respondents are segmented based on approval or disapproval of President Trump, the responses about tax reform are vastly different.
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The U.S. is very well-segmented companies with Google, Amazon, Facebook, each having clearly what they did as a separate ... Their lane.
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Consenting adults can surely engage in whatever sexual relationship they prefer, including many women having segmented and siloed relationships with one man.
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I don't know how other collaborators work out the division of grid labor, but our grid is pretty straightforward and nicely segmented.
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After segmenting by year cohort, we further segmented based on whether those deals had the participation of a Top 10 Seed investor.
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Based on giving the survey and the results from the segmented bar graphs, present what you notice and what you now wonder.
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Now that the internet gives us a more segmented idea of how to live and what's appropriate, it doesn't have that quality.
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But unlike the diverse and segmented topics launching today, that channel contained a smorgasbord of different videos pulling from all topics and themes.
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Trilobites are perhaps some of the most famous fossils, representing one of the earliest groups of arthropods, animals with exoskeletons and segmented bodies.
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It will undoubtedly take a certain type of person to want to blanket broadcast Stories across such a varied and variously segmented network.
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And the next, and the next, until I was regularly entering the forgotten, ancient tunnel to the other side of midnight: segmented sleep.
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The colossal first movement has moments in which majestic themes unfold in segmented phrases and episodes where motifs go through complex harmonic sequences.
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The music streaming landscape is now effectively segmented to the point where, as a consumer, it's inconvenient to have just one streaming service.
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That includes fitting more icons on the screen — 30 in all (plus whatever you've got in the dock), segmented into six by five.
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MARKET OVERVIEW The Bahamas' luxury real estate market is segmented, with different islands, neighborhoods and developments all fetching very different prices, agents said.
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It takes creating campus environments where international students feel comfortable integrating with student organizations and are not segmented from classroom discussions about politics.
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And in Alabama, political divisions are even more closely tethered to race than they are across the rest of the racially segmented South.
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We know that before the machine age, people slept in a variety of ways, including (famously) "segmented sleep," or sleep in two shifts.
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Maybe a stag beetle, glossy black and segmented, nearly 19823 inches long, with a pair of antler-shaped mandibles emerging straight from its head.
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In mollusks like snails and segmented worms, light-sense cells spread across the body surface can tell the difference between light and dark. 5.
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Segmented over the course of casual listening sessions every day, that got me through a week without needing to dig out the MicroUSB cable.
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The telescope's 18-segmented dish is being moved—ever so carefully—to a clean room at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
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"Abs" refers to the rectus abdominis, which is a segmented muscle located on the front of your abdomen between your lower ribs and pelvis.
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When the robot locates the desired product on a shelf, a long, multi-segmented arm drops down, positioning itself in front of a box.
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As long as our strength is segmented into factions and our political process consumed by partisan theatrics, we are playing directly into their hands.
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Leading genealogy company Ancestry said customer privacy was its highest priority, and said it de-identified, encrypted and segmented data into separate storage platforms.
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There is a clear divide between content that genuinely resonates with a segmented audience and content that helps a big box content farm grow.
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AI applications with AI-powered capabilities introduced opportunities to change the way the enterprise engaged customers, segmented markets, assessed sales leads and engaged influencers.
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But the support is largely segmented by party; only those in support of the current government have a majority in favor of the bid.
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The "Swan" series culminates in paintings whose segmented targets on red or black anticipate the unequivocal abstraction of Kenneth Noland, the 1960s Color Fielder.
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Brands are likely to become even more segmented into red and blue, strengthening the association between liberals and Priuses and conservatives and Cracker Barrel.
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The orb's segmented pedestal, which looked as if it might have come from the bridge of a science-fiction starship, added to the mystery.
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Scientists always assumed segmented bilaterians evolved sometime between 635 million and 539 million years ago, but they'd never found evidence to back their claims.
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"Of course we know that there is going to be one or two gringos, but we focus on a more segmented audience," he says.
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Made of repeated units superimposed onto a vertical spine, as in "Untitled" (1955), the asymmetrical, segmented forms are inspired by insects, machine parts, and totems.
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Watch more, on Waypoint: Instead of creating a huge, sprawling space with a bunch of things to do in it, worlds are segmented into missions.
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Although the freight tech sector is crowded, the market is segmented and sennder sees a clear opportunity in the so-called full-truck load market.
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If successful, this collaboration would help sovereign identity systems avoid the major pitfall of the internet paradigm, where information is narrowly segmented within walled gardens.
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While Nacion Retiro is required by local regulation to be a segmented business, BNA's insurance subsidiaries have a complementary business structure with a multisegment focus.
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It is exactly what it sounds like: basically the numpad of a mechanical keyboard extracted and adapted into a standalone calculator with a segmented LCD.
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Most do so on a scale of ten or 100, which is then segmented into four to six bands labelled low, moderate and so on.
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Unlike insects with segmented bodies that include distinct heads, thoraxes and abdomens, ticks are more like "a unique bag containing all their organs," Beati says.
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" That year, the company contracted with a North Carolina marketing firm, Segmented Marketing Services Inc, which says it specializes in targeted promotions to "ethnic consumers.
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Although sectors like food delivery and personal finance have found much success by providing services online, the wedding industry and its vendors remain highly segmented.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)If I had one complaint about the alarm clock, it would be the device's use of an old-school segmented LCD display.
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These predecessors of insects, arachnids and crustaceans had armored heads and long, segmented bodies atop numerous pairs of legs — with three or four pairs per segment.
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" The agency adds: "Despite the segmented design, it may be possible for an attacker to compromise the communications module and the therapeutic module of the pump.
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Perhaps a truly rigorous analysis would involve finding out what percentage of startups "die" at each funding stage or size, segmented by industry or business model.
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If you often pack extra clothing, shoes, or other gear, consider a gym backpack with segmented compartments at the bottom for your dirty clothes or shoes.
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Schraeder: I would hope that they can see that in Christ, they can be a whole person and that those things don't have to be segmented.
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For years, scientists theorized because of the creature's wormlike body and other strange features that it may have been a segmented worm or a swimming slug.
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European bathrooms aren't known for having the most counter space, and having a makeup bag with segmented compartments made for easy access and easy clean-up.
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Like them, it will have with a segmented mirror composed of small, hexagonal pieces of glass fitted together into an expanse wider than a tennis court.
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A cucumber chopped and a grapefruit sliced and segmented, those herbs, maybe half a can of chickpeas drained and fried crisp in a lot of oil.
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The social network's business model is based on building detailed profiles of users so they can be segmented into custom audiences for advertisers to pay to reach.
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In a sprawling and cavernous chamber, McKean has constructed a building of his own: a stark white, two-sided, multistory one, segmented into a grid of alcoves.
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Listen... —Red Earth and Pouring Rain Three 24-inch flat-screen monitors, arranged in a segmented arc like the top of an octagon, dominate Vikram Chandra's desk.
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I used to work for a family who would leave me a detailed list of segmented activities that would take up every single minute of their day.
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But the demo video does show the researchers, led by Laura Devendorf, dabbling in recreating a simple segmented alphanumeric display like you'd find on an alarm clock.
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Because the two markets, so far, are still relatively segmented, the US money market and the Chinese money market, the interest rates do not have to match.
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When information and/or requests are sent to Apple, a rotating random identifier is assigned to chunks of data, which are segmented for additional safety before transmission.
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Under a microscope, Bourbon virus is a shape-shifter, sometimes long and filamentous, sometimes a sphere studded with spiky proteins, encapsulating a string of segmented genetic code.
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Some lawmakers are also pushing for the package to change a federal law that requires information on substance use to be segmented from a patient's medical record.
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I think I began speedrunning the inbounds category in the summer of 2014 after my friend Noircat showed me the Portal Done Inbounds segmented speedrun by Sourceruns.
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It laid the groundwork The spiky Yiling bug is one of the earliest bilaterians—that is, animals with bilateral symmetry, like humans—with segmented bodies and movement.
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However, one problem with open-center grids, is that they can be very segmented, meaning that the central open area could almost be a separate mini-puzzle.
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In a bid to broaden its customer base, the legacy carriers have unbundled their main coach cabin and segmented it into very specific product offerings and services.
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Intriguingly, the company will also allow any user to visit an advertiser's page and see all of the ads they've sent to segmented parts of the Facebook universe.
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Just like the virtual shutter button you press to capture a Pixel shot, the act of "taking a photo" is virtualized, segmented into multiple, invisible, AI-assisted steps.
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Might not Johns's move from quickly recognizable images, such as the American flag, toward a segmented interpretation of a photo from LIFE Magazine, be evidence of this awareness?
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Making sure the training data is diverse and includes different groups is essential, but segmentation in the model can be problematic unless the real data is similarly segmented.
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The sector has become more segmented in the past year, with the collapse in oil prices hurting commodity-linked regions even as prices in Toronto and Vancouver accelerated.
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Here's a segmented rundown of his current investment picks:Mid-cap stocksIn stocks, that starts with a couple of areas where investors have shown a clear lack of enthusiasm.
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The FCA said insurance markets were becoming more segmented with the use of "big data" - or very detailed information about which customers pose the highest risk to insurers.
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To push the thought experiment a step further, let's imagine that these cultural sites not only endured but, as a result, created a more segmented, racially divided internet.
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That particular work is all colored black, but segmented into distinct fields by a precisely ruled stripe of more reflective pigment running through the two panels placed together.
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If we created segmented classes just for coal miners, it wouldn't introduce them to a lot of the different personalities and belief systems that exist in the solar industry.
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He has eight legs, a pair of pincers (pedipalps) and a narrow segmented tail that often curves over his back, on the end of which is a venomous stinger.
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At the time, few black metal bands played live, which made it hard to book them, and heavy metal as a genre wasn't as segmented as it is now.
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We should have learned by now that segmented risk pools designed for profits by private health insurers will never provide universal access to affordable health care in this country.
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Humility enables trade association CEOs ensure productive partnerships with policymakers, put members' interests first and avoid discord among the membership, which is often segmented due to conflicting stakeholder interests.
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Once a property is purchased and completely stripped down, large kitchens and large living or flex areas are implemented, new rooms are segmented off, and many bathrooms are added.
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The province's deeply sectarian school system continues: close to 95% of pupils attend either Catholic of Protestant schools, issuing yet more generations imbued with a segmented view of society.
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Mnuchin told CNBC that "phase two" of the deal will include easing of U.S. tariffs on goods purchase from China – but the agreements may be segmented into smaller pieces.
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So anything now that feels a little bit segmented, you know needing multiple devices to be online in different contexts, I don't think, longer-term, that's going to be necessary.
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The big box practice of generalism will probably still continue, though, but the segmented audiences in relevant verticals will become even more important to a big box media company's brand.
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Many of those ads, like those on the National Football League protest issue, targeted divisions in American society, sending conflicting messages to different users segmented by political and racial characteristics.
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The title of the video is "Fume Knight NG+7 CoC Fists Only No Rings SL27 - No Damage (Segmented)," which includes a lot of terminology that, understandably, makes no sense.
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To be credible, its offer had to provide for a contiguous state in most of the West Bank and not one largely segmented in roughly two-thirds of the territory.
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They made sure I was caching resources when I needed to, and that all the requirements of the application, including animations, segmented widget handling, web services definitions and integrations were appropriate.
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BloomNation, which is a consumer-focused company, has a huge sales and service team, and therefore needs to be segmented in such a way so that each team can work effectively.
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In a office featuring a foosball table and filled with computer screens packed with graphs and charts, Cambridge Analytica senior data scientist Eyal Kazin explained how voters are segmented into groups.
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Instead, every single storyline of The Walking Dead this season feels segmented off; individual pieces of busywork filling space because the show's not interested in moments of actual conflict or dialogue.
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China's residential property market is deeply segmented and polarised, with prices many times higher in so-called tier-one cities such as Beijing and Shanghai compared with markets in hinterland cities.
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And the combat sections of the game are also segmented into levels, with the option of leaving a dungeon at any point to save your game and end the playing session.
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The author of that 1992 study — the one that proved the innateness of segmented sleep — described dorveille as a state of "nonanxious wakefulness," which truly sounds oxymoronic until you experience it.
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My life for those 16 months was segmented into neat three-hour blocks, at the beginning and end of which I always had something — baby or pump — attached to my breast.
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Its facade, with red brick and segmented windows, recalls a factory, a look it shares with Greenpoint Landing's other completed buildings — 33 Eagle Street, Five Blue Slip and Seven Blue Slip.
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While you're doing this, a server brings a party-size segmented wooden bowl holding sunflower seeds and roasted watermelon seeds for you to crack open while you page through the menu.
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When segmented bar graphs are used to compare two or more groups, the bars are lined up adjacent to each other with the subcategories in the same order in each bar.
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The movie sacrifices a narrative arc for a sort of segmented vignette approach, one that adds up to a fragmented but weirdly satisfying glimpse at the most controversial journalists in the world.
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It is critical that our increasingly "smart" and connected cities make sure systems — from smart meters to traffic lights — are segmented to limit the potential damage hackers can cause, security experts said.
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A segmented strategy enables organizations to institute checks and policies at various points of the network to control users, applications and data flow and to more quickly identify and isolate security threats.
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The kid-friendly, dust-proof (alphabetically-arranged) keyboard is still here, as are all of the original game modes, and the simple segmented display that's been updated with semi-modern LCD technology.
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Insensi, the company behind the device, says the difference between its product and an app is how users are segmented off from the internet, which it thinks makes it ideal for kids.
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The networks also weren't well segmented, meaning intruders could use that initial access to penetrate deep into banks' connections to SPEI and, eventually, SPEI's transaction servers, or even its underlying code base.
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The ads will run in cleanly segmented experiments on YouTube at no extra cost beyond the media investment, the company says, and turn around results in as little as three days' time.
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Next is Welcome To America, which sounds pretty damn relevant in the wake of an election that exposed how segmented the population is as we all live in our comfortable respective bubbles.
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It's not a massive difference compared to the current look of Google's desktop searches, and the main visual change is new segmented search results placed in white cards on a grey background.
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Ekirch hypothesized that segmented sleep was our natural, evolutionary heritage, and that it had been disrupted in the West by the demands of industrialization, and by electricity, which made artificial lighting ubiquitous.
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There is always plenty to see at the gallery, which is segmented into a rotating space for a major show, a couple of smaller exhibitions and a permanent artist-in-residence studio.
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But our strategy is also making sure our own e-commerce, our partner's own e-commerce, you know, making sure we're doing a great job with them, again, with that segmented product.
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He then segmented the bear into thousands of triangular pieces and used them as molds for its exterior, which is composed of fiberglass and coated in a lapis lazuli blue polymer concrete.
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The reactors were placed in a shipping-container-sized receiver and then blasted with 1 megawatt of concentrated sunlight reflected off a segmented parabolic mirror the size of a 17-story building.
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Okay, there's one tiny bit of distinction: the HD3993s have a headband padded with two pieces of foam, whereas the HD600s have that segmented into four parts, but both are awesome to wear.
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It is sometimes noted that segmented sleep fits snugly within the Christian Liturgy of the Hours, which obligated the faithful to rise at dawn for Lauds and pray in the dead of night.
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Once enough information is known about the basic behaviors of certain segmented audiences, it is possible to draw conclusions about those who fit that demographic, even if they have never shared a thing.
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In 02 [the second stage/room of the game], I got insanely lucky to get the doorlaunch onto the window sill fairly quickly, as it is generally known as a segmented only route.
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What happened: The CIA used a two-tier system to talk to its operatives that was supposed to be segmented so that someone who found access to one network couldn't access the other.
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Looking back, if I were to write the puzzle again I might try to make the grid a bit less segmented (increase the "flow"), clean up a couple of bits of fill (i.e.
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But beginning in the 2003s, concerns that the construction industry had become too segmented and lacked cooperation gave rise to a growing movement back to an integrated, "design-build" approach, Ms. Washington said.
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The cotton is breathable, the segmented stitching keeps the beads evenly dispersed even when you move around, and the price is likely the best you&aposll find for a truly great weighted blanket.
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Spelling out BOOBIES with numbers on a segmented LCD display loses its novelty real quick, and the MG-880 would have been a much better distraction in school, had it been sold outside Japan.
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Knowing that Nobody Speak debuted at Sundance less than 10 months after the initial Gawker verdict, it's easy to wish Knappenberger had the resources or time to make something longer, and more logically segmented.
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We've become so segmented to looking at things as these emergencies that we're pinballing from one to the other that we've lost track of the fact that we're all part of a larger trajectory.
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The JWST will capture this kind of light using a segmented mirror more than 20 feet across, allowing the observatory to look deeper into the Universe, and further back in time, than ever before.
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D.C. and Vermont put the entire individual market on the exchanges because they are small localities that might not have enough customers to attract any insurers if they allowed the market to be segmented.
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Her research is looking into whether or not Sumatran tigers are able to migrate between different pockets of protected wilderness, which have become increasingly segmented due to deforestation from pulp and palm oil plantations.
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Jerry Nelson, who conceived of the design for the segmented telescope, which allowed scientists to peer farther into the universe than ever before, died on June 19903 at his home in Santa Cruz, Calif.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC on Wednesday that more tariffs will be rolled back in a future "phase two" trade deal with Beijing, and future agreements will likely be segmented into multiple rounds.
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"This discovery shows that segmented and mobile animals evolved by 550 million years ago," said Shuhai Xiao, a paleontologist from Virginia Tech and the lead author of the new study, in a press release.
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Attendance from the former presidents will be a show of bipartisanship as Trump prepares to inherit a segmented nation following a contentious presidential election during which he was accused of fanning the flames of division.
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"Victims of this attack will be at the mercy of the attackers, because they'll have machines existing on the internet that were previously segmented, and they'll have no idea this is happening," the company said.
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In two mixed media works on panel, "Lunula" and "Dark Earth Pendant" (both 2013), segmented forms seem to absorb, preserve and merge with leaf and flower-like patterns, suggesting a vision of decay and rebirth.
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Daniel Pope, a historian who has written extensively about advertising in America, says that although this ad is clearly speaking to certain anxieties and desires in the culture, it's a classically segmented or targeted ad.
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The gay community can be really segmented at times, and that always really bothered me, so we went out of our way to have everybody who walks through our door feel as comfortable as possible.
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The biggest challenge is still getting updates to your phone More fundamentally, Nougat shifts mediaserver from a unified block into a series of segmented steps, each with its own process and its own limited permissions.
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The alcohol industry has long segmented its market by gender and age, targeting young men with inexpensive beers like Coors Lights and Bud Light, and wealthier demographics with premium vodkas and whiskies, along with wine.
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But he did give a good speech, precisely because he, like Obama and Lincoln before him, refused to be baited by the Donald Trumps of the world into accepting a vision of a segmented America.
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A music director gave us a tour of an office space that housed several local stations, segmented into what looked like conference rooms, where hosts would spend a few hours prerecording spots for the week.
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Together, our two countries need to progress our partnership beyond the reactive response to segmented crises to forge a holistic partnership that promotes the long-term growth and stability that is in our mutual interests.
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And although equity valuations are getting expensive, this move has been segmented: Some sectors, such as tech, have eye-wateringly high valuations and look stretched, while other haven't performed quite so well and look good.
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The idea behind the list is that programming is a world segmented by programming languages and that this is how people are hired into six-figure jobs—by their knowledge of a particular programming language.
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The "Wanle Gamers Console For iPhone" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, and equally unimpressive is its use of an ancient, segmented LCD screen to play basic clones of 10 different games like Tetris and Snake.
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The intrusion only exposed usernames, email addresses, and passwords, indicating that Under Armour's systems were at least segmented enough to protect the crown jewels—like birthdays, location information, or credit card numbers—from being scooped up.
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They analyzed numerous fossils of the creature, named Tullimonstrum gregarium, and determined it was not a segmented worm or a free-swimming slug, as once hypothesized, but rather a type of jawless fish called a lamprey.
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Apple's line is now more segmented than before, with models at every price point between the $349 iPhone SE to the $1,125 256GB iPhone X, and the iPhone 8 sits near the top of that range.
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Here's the thing, though: these random Android phone makers haven't been able to make their notch phones run seamlessly because the OS isn't designed for that segmented screen — or at least it hasn't been, until now.
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"I've had the opportunity to tell the home secretary that Portugal doesn't have a segmented view on people's movement," Augusto Santos Silva said when asked about Britain's plans to prioritise highly-skilled European migrants after Brexit.
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Some Portal speedrunners, namely Imanex and Nan103kub, had been working on a segmented speedrun of this for a couple weeks so on a whim I decided to give it a shot, which was a horrible mistake.
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You can hear the playlist in it's entirety here, and we've segmented it below, in an effort to understand the year's most heinous events as both individual moments, and a collective whole of total fucking shit.
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But New York is not the center of an increasingly fractured and segmented nation the way it once was, and its mayor is no longer seen as a natural representative of the country as a whole.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC on Wednesday that a future "phase two" trade deal with Beijing would ease U.S. tariffs on goods purchased from China even if the next agreements are segmented into multiple rounds.
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Corporations have traditionally sought comprehensive tools to help build the backbone of their cyber defenses, including multiple firewalls to keep out intruders and segmented networks to prevent problems like the breach that affected Equifax last year.
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There are fat, succulent grapevines, fig trees with thick, waxy leaves, and false cactuses — as spiky and segmented as those that grow in the American desert, but actually members of the poinsettia family that evolved independently.
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Where the Hispanic immigrant community once segmented itself by country of origin, creating distinctly Mexican or Honduran or Guatemalan populations, the younger generation sees itself as more generally Hispanic and less specifically tied to ancestral homelands.
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The International Labour Organisation (ILO) said in a report in October that the quality of jobs in Portugal remained low while the labor market is heavily segmented, with stable and secure jobs rationed, especially for the young.
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Basics At birth, the least weasel is as small and light as a paper clip, and the tiny ribs that press visibly against its silvery pink skin give it a segmented look, like that of an insect.
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If our tastes in music and literature have become so become niche and segmented, splintered into an infinite smattering of interest groups without even a nod to a universally shared experience, why should movies be any different?
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One of the enduring costs of racial segregation — either de jure or de facto — is how knowledge itself has been segmented, pieces of the puzzle sealed away within subpopulations, so that privilege and pain might never meet.
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Chief among these is the creation of an incident zone wherein objects are spontaneously segmented; in other words, parts of the objects simply disappear, yet the objects continue to behave as if the missing parts are still present.
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That statistic is obviously segmented by race and class: 14 percent of white people were, as Pew describes them, "smartphone dependent"; 24 percent of black folks were; and that number jumped up to 20133 percent of Hispanic people.
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Without the ACA individual mandate, guaranteed issue of coverage, essential benefits and adjusted community-rated premiums, low-risk individuals would not participate in the same plans as high-risk individuals and the risk pool narrows or becomes segmented.
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Here are some questions you may want to think about critically: • The categorical information here is shown as an infographic but it could be represented as bar graphs or segmented bar graphs if the state designations are omitted.
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NEW YORK, March 3 (LPC) - Lending to companies with just a few million dollars in earnings is gaining greater interest from investors seeking higher yields and better protections as the private credit market grows increasingly segmented and sophisticated.
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From the opening close-up of a tattoo on Iguana's arm, the character is segmented and branded by the mise-en-scène, establishing his downtrodden place among his pirate cohorts, who actually brand him, and engaging the viewer's compassion.
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World maps are no longer segmented, meaning you won't come across any loading times when transitioning from one area to the next; Capcom says the environments feature a "living and breathing ecosystem" that can be used to your advantage.
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The signature wallpaper for Apple's macOS Mojave features sand dunes, segmented by a pretty undulating curve, and it changes with the time of your computer so you see light dunes in the day and a dark scene at night.
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The startup will become a part of the Oracle Data Cloud, Oracle said, working specifically in the area of Audiences and Measurement, which already provides a number of other tools to marketers, such as data for custom segmented audiences.
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Cramer spoke with Tech Data's CEO Bob Dutkowsky, who explained that the way that technology is used around the world is no longer segmented into categories like consumer technology versus cloud technology, or data center technology versus the cloud.
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But critics worry most about beginner urban riders navigating the segmented nature of the city's designated bicycle lanes: They begin and end seemingly at random, forcing cyclists to veer into four-lane roads stippled with potholes and urban grit.
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Having back-ups that work, or segmented networks -- built so parts of the network can be cordoned off from the wider network in the event of an attack-- can help, but even these tactics are limited in their effect, Orlando explained.
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It treats race and identity not as segmented discussions of skin color or origin, but as a vast and nuanced spectrum of individual stories, spanning gender, age, ethnicity, upbringing, and environment—all underlined by a sense of hope and optimism.
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The answer is that the startup actually does use agents, but has segmented much of the process so agents only handle very specific steps of the transaction, resulting in big savings for the startup, which are passed on to the buyer.
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We segmented the data by the U.S. Census Bureau's map of regions and "divisions" (basically, subregions by a different label), took the mean (average) early-stage deal size for each calendar quarter and displayed each region against the national average.
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Sitting in the same San Antonio office as Cambridge Analytica staff, Facebook employees aided Trump as the campaign surgically segmented voters and customized messages to motivate them to donate, attend rallies, knock on doors, and ultimately vote for its candidate.
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You can do the same thing with almost any garment to help keep you warm, but the segmented compartments in this jacket ensures the extra insulation doesn't move around, or shift down to your waist when you try to walk in it.
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That speech was then segmented into tiny pieces called half-phones; phones are the smallest sounds that make up speech, but of course they can be said in different ways — rising, falling, quicker, slower, with more or less aspiration, that kind of thing.
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This was evident early on by the segmented structure of networks and extensive privacy options [...] Facebook will continue to develop sophisticated safety technology and offer users extensive privacy controls so they can make their information available only to the people they choose.
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Because the system integrates with your customer relationship management (CRM) and you can use it to export segmented lists of contacts, the B2B growth hackers out there can easily use Leadfeeder as en engine for creating hyper-targeted "Custom Audience" ads on Facebook.
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Nor, obviously, has the existence of the ACA framework quelled the left's basic philosophical objection to a segmented health care system in which for-profit companies play a large role and where quality of care is still closely linked to ability to pay.
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The report faulted what it said was Kobe Steel's excessively segmented structure, saying that the company's seven separate divisions — which produce products ranging from aluminum used by automakers to steel for the construction industry — had become insulated fiefs where problems could fester.
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Here they are: human brains, monkey brains, dolphin brains—the space between brain and mind never seems so large as it does when you actually see the material of mind, curved and segmented, as ugly as an intestine, floating in a fixing solution.
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Its back to the camera, the lion faces a dense yet coherent tableau, which is segmented into distinct visual tiers: right in front of the lion is a vertical swath piled with what look like huge chunks of concrete, probably building debris.
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But the lawmaker report takes a more cautious approach by recommending a pilot of joint audits in the "upper reaches" of the top 100 companies, but supplemented with a "segmented" market cap on the Big Four for the rest of the top 350 companies.
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Its new handhelds featured a gratuitous use of plastic—from the housings, to the buttons, to even the display covers—and simple segmented LCD screens, barely a couple of inches in size, that could only display a limited and crude collection of graphics and animations.
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Overton isn't an unknown artist, having created projects at the 2012 Frieze New York fair on Randall's Island (where she suspended mirrors in trees) and 2014's Storm King Art Center exhibition (where she connected brass tubes in a long fence that segmented the rolling grass).
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Grand View Research has segmented the global skin care products market on the basis of product and region: Face cream Skin brightening Anti-aging Sun protection Body lotion Mass market Premium segment North America Europe Asia Pacific Rest of the World (RoW) Grand View Research, Inc.
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GIF: École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne/YouTube Swishing around the lake like an aquatic snake or eel, Envirobot is prototypical mobile water inspector that can deliver real-time temperature, conductivity, and contamination readings through its motorized segmented body, which measures 1.5 meters (about five feet) long.
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The boldest and (dare I say?) most realistic attempt of the bunch is Ohad Hadad's Israeli-Palestinian combo flag [posted at the top of this post], which foregrounds the white silhouette of the Star of David on a backdrop segmented into the colors of the Palestinian flag.
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While traditional financial advisors tend to ask very routine, segmented categories of questions around assets, liabilities, investments, insurance, wills and trusts and retirement savings and the like, the soft training behind financial counseling, by contrast — regarding communication, connectivity and trust-building — focuses on human capital, she noted.
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These include Mitchell Dose's "Snake Factory," devoted to segmented wooden reptiles; Brett Van Aalsburg's "When Pigs Fly," a balancing sculpture with miniature pig figures; and Jaimie Warren's "Omnivorous Plants," in which children can devise models of man-eating vegetation, replete with fake blood and severed fingers.
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Here CA writes that it segmented "persuadable and low-turnout voter populations to identify several key groups that could be influenced by Bolton Super PAC messaging", targeting them with online and Direct TV ads — designed to "appeal directly to specific groups' personality traits, priority issues and demographics".
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The data set is unique, and already in high demand among robotics companies, because it manages to organize objects into their segmented parts in a way that has terrific applications for building learning models for artificial intelligence applications designed to recognize and manipulate these objects in the real world.
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Even fans of the current board — a feat of segmented LCD glass made by Signature Technologies, based in Arizona, that appears to have been caught in a tug of war between the analog past and the digital future — will admit that it is not exactly in top condition.
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The new location is cozy and carefully segmented: suits and sport coats and pants on the back wall, sweaters and ties on tables in the middle, slightly fancier jackets and blazers in a small alcove on the left, and a modest made-to-measure setup in the rear.
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Sitting on the serpentine dark green leather custom Dixon sofa, which is segmented like a caterpillar, or on chaise longues by the Scandinavian masters Finn Juhl and Alvar Aalto (virtually all the furniture was amassed by the owners during construction), you can glimpse the castle in the distance.
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So, for example, in the world of our personal content that we post on Facebook or Instagram, that world has really segmented in the last year or two across the networks that are primarily focused on breadth and reach, and those that are focused on depth and engagement.
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The front seats are now conventional, the enormous single display has been segmented into two touchscreens in the middle and a pair of rear-view monitors on the sides, and the doors have increased in number to five while their opening is now hinged at the front rather than the rear.
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Like, for instance, Quentin Tarantino, whose Pulp Fiction doesn't just inspire the film's segmented, nonlinear, everything-is-connected structure — it's also saluted onscreen via the Vincent Vega and Mia Wallace costumes that Will (Isaac) and Abby (Wilde) wear for Halloween and an opening voiceover from Samuel L. Jackson's Jules Winnfield himself.
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This is the first time upscale properties will be segmented into their own category, and Bloomberg's sources say the included listings will be officially inspected by Airbnb to make sure the homes meet designated standards and will offer incentives for participants — like a consultation with an Airbnb-provided interior decorator.
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Chris Sistrunk, an industrial control system expert with Mandiant, says the scanner attack could conceivably work to shut down systems and processes in a manufacturing plant if the process network has a scanner installed on it, or if the business IT network and processing networks aren't segmented from each other.
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Still, I wonder if the gulf between a film like "Top Hat" and, say, "Pulp Fiction" is too vast to bridge for contemporary moviegoers, who might be too knowing, cynical, segmented or self-absorbed to be transported by — and believe in — two people who spontaneously sing and dance as one.
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I was wandering around one of those huge Midtown steam-table restaurants the other day, a wide, glass-fronted store with hot- and cold-food stations set around the perimeter for sandwiches and wraps, burgers and cheesesteaks, pasta and rice bowls, and two immense, segmented food tables in the middle.
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Servings: 13-21Prep: 22 minutesTotal: 230 minutes 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, softened1 1/4 cups|310 ml whole milk6 tablespoons|23 grams granulated sugar1 tablespoon orange extract1 teaspoon vanilla extract6 large eggs1 orange, zested and segmented (juices reserved)kosher salt, to taste3/4 cup all-purpose flour3 ounces raspberriesconfectioners' sugar, for dusting 1.
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In fact, more than 2100,225 skilled tech workers have now signed on to help a nonprofit called Tech for Campaigns that injects tech talent into the campaigns of centrist and liberal candidates who need advice and tools to better make use of Facebook and Twitter, craft individualized emails for segmented voters and much more.
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When I refer to digitization, what I mean is that our rites live on in data long after they are performed: commutes are captured by a smartphone's GPS, purchases by banks and credit cards, thoughts in texts and emails (and unsolicited voice recordings.) This data has two features: it is widely dispersed and narrowly segmented.
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Nobel Prize-winners aren't an exception to this practice: Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard and Eric Wieschaus won the 1995 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their work on the genes responsible for fruit fly development, and over the course of their research, they identified the genes responsible for turning the spherical fruit fly embryo into a segmented, recognizable body.
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I have written about cultural appropriation so often, for so long, that I think about my entire writing career as segmented by certain waves: There were the feathered headdresses at music festivals (2009), the "tribal" prints at Forever21 (2012), the Indian-raver bindis-and-naths on Instagram (2014), and the "Bo Derek" cornrows on various Kardashian/Jenners (2016).
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While some of these lines have been more tied to race and class than people would like to admit (with labels, magazines, and radio stations targeting specific demographics), these segmented audiences have also been propped up by the simple fact that up until recently, listeners' access to styles that might fall outside their normal wheelhouse was much more limited.
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Designs by the firm's other members have included the segmented white octagon of what was then Chase Manhattan Bank; the blue sans serif logo, with its piquant red "o," for Mobil Oil, as Exxon Mobil was then known; the flaming purple torch of New York University; and the blue-and-white open book of the Library of Congress.
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"Maybe you've got an office that's segmented between a bunch of open office spaces and you've got a bunch of conference rooms, but your conference rooms are actually way over-utilized, they're full all the time, we could inform that building owner that those rooms are being over-utilized and that they need to double down on a room," explains Ryan.
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Richmond's election in November, when residents will pick a new mayor from seven candidates, including a former prosecutor and legislator who commuted from the jailhouse to the statehouse while doing time for having sex with a teenage girl, has put on display a sharply segmented city—one in which African-Americans control its politics and white people control its economy.
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While it took hours to install vArmour when it first launched (still in stealth) today, he claims that the product can be installed "in 15 minutes, and you can have your data center segmented within an hour." vArmour's solution differs from some other security services in that many of the latter are focused at defending an organization's IT infrastructure from the perimeter.
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