Customers were slotted into different categories, depending on their answers.
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The panels were slotted into place like pieces of a puzzle.
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Mr Kabila's loyalists have been slotted into the constitutional court and electoral commission.
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Drew Pomeranz just doesn't inspire the same confidence slotted into a graphics box.
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So I was accidentally slotted into this role as a Trump White House reporter.
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But once again he's being slotted into the most bland, mainstream action nostalgia conventions.
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And not everyone is happy with how the singer was slotted into evening's lineup.
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Every person who has been slotted into a role in Gilead was someone else before.
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But an hour around a table can be slotted into any gap a group finds.
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Feedly's text-only ads, which are slotted into the feed, they pegged at $0.75 per mille.
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Within months of Murphy's return, group co-head Robert Schleusner was slotted into a new role.
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His name is on a card slotted into a plastic envelope glued onto the makeshift headstone.
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Doctors would be graded and slotted into four different participation tiers — excellent, good, acceptable and unacceptable.
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The temaki arrive slotted into individual wooden holders that keep them from unbending while in transit.
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Each track is a vignette; a story unto itself, slotted into the larger theme of the record.
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Instead, they lost the conference tournament final to Seton Hall and were slotted into the South Region.
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Villanova was slotted into the East Region in the bracket by the selection committee on Sunday night.
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When one spot gets too crowded and its novelty used up, the next is slotted into its place.
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RHP Drew Steckenrider was recalled Tuesday from Triple-A New Orleans and slotted into an increasingly crowded bullpen.
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Seattle will be slotted into the Pacific division which will see the Arizona Coyotes move to the Central.
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Four analog sticks slotted into the controller would let four people play on one screen the same time.
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Your in-app cursor is controlled by a Toy-Con slotted into the end of the cardboard elephant's snout.
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There's a five-minute sequence in which the characters are slotted into a parody of high school comedy shows.
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It occasionally comes up in conversations about Holley, perhaps because his music can't be easily slotted into a continuum.
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Two young men, slotted into the lightest weight class, started off the night at the ding of a bell.
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If not, starters Eduardo Rodriguez (currently on the disabled list) or Drew Pomeranz could be slotted into the bullpen.
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He started at shortstop and was slotted into the No. 7 spot in the lineup against the Colorado Rockies.
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Its controller even slotted into the front of the console so that the whole thing was easier to move around.
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This slotted into the DS's Game Boy cartridge slot and turned a decidedly mediocre game into a pretty good one.
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Removing individual cubes is so easy because of the material and how they're individually slotted into the ice cube tray.
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"America's daughters should be slotted into service as their physical and emotional suitability proves capable of, just like America's sons."
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The event was slotted into the schedule in early November to accommodate Woods, who finished in a tie for third.
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The piece, which has curving acid-etched glass leaves slotted into a central light-emitting core, whirls in a circle.
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Alternatively, the site could check for a previously registered USB stick slotted into the laptop, rather than prompting for a password.
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In Europe, only at the start of the 18th century was colour slotted into the rainbow wheel that we know today.
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GV was slotted into the "other bets" category, which includes brands and units that are removed from Google's core internet business.
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The first involves child performers, who are often slotted into Supporting by default, even if they're the lead of a film.
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When the tablets are slotted into their docks, two pins on their underside communicate with the dock telling them to connect.
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Santander's pilot, however, underscores how the speed that blockchain could offer is shackled by being slotted into slower, legacy payments systems.
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Eukaryotes that can't be slotted into these conventional groupings are called protists—a kind of grab-bag grouping of sometimes unclassifiable eukaryotes.
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Ultimately, Aziraphale and Crowley's relationship can't be easily slotted into a category of platonic, romantic, or once-in-a-blue-moon anyway.
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At past CES events, other sex tech products would be slotted into whichever category seemed most relevant, including robotics and digital wellness.
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There was a time when Gods of Egypt slotted into the same President's Day weekend release that Deadpool and Zoolander 2 did.
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Upstairs, the company has laid out rows of clear tables in a Genius "area" with other products discreetly slotted into the wall displays.
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And she says that much of the information she received was slotted into other courses on exam techniques, endocrinology and reproduction, and microbiology.
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All that wood, freshly cut and slotted into place for this big beautiful boat, suddenly full of holes and soaked to the core.
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Mr. Wilkerson's movie could have been slotted into Projections, the festival's self-professed experimental program and often a good place to hang out.
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Outside Cuba, her work's perceived exoticism drew fascinated attention, but was also automatically slotted into a "Latin American" category that limited its reach.
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Everyone else in "Sacred Deer" is slotted into a carefully measured box, working in the service of what is essentially a literary conceit.
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She came into my life unexpectedly six months ago, and slotted into the family so quickly that it's hard to remember my life pre-pup.
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I only had to find the right adapter to slip over the nub that was attached to the wand which then slotted into the FlipFlic.
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In a Democratic primary still haunted by the ghosts of 2016, Buttigieg stands out in part because he can't be slotted into the familiar narratives.
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"Meghan had been a part of the London social scene for a while and had slotted into the high society set really easily," the source added.
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Thibodeau also showcased an ability to coax above-average point guard play out of basically anyone he slotted into the position, save for maybe Kirk Hinrich.
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In late May, as most of the world geared up for a week of glitzy E3 announcements about the future of games, history slotted into place.
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Not only that, he got to enjoy some pretty heady company as he slotted into Molinari's spot in a threesome with Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose.
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It's highly doubtful that even a truly independent board cohort slotted into this Zuckerberg PR vehicle could meaningfully influence Facebook's policy in a more humanitarian direction.
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These units can be stacked together as easily as Lego, and as soon as they're slotted into place, they share the same power source and control system.
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Publishers Bethesda are calling Prey a "sci-fi thriller", and it's unfortunately already been slotted into the as-good-as-meaningless "action-adventure" at several online outlets.
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Mr. Salonen was quickly slotted into a vacancy at the podium in San Francisco this January, when he will conduct works by Sibelius, Strauss and Anna Thorvaldsdottir.
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Eugenie Bouchard, ranked No. 76, was the surprise headliner of Wednesday's packed schedule, slotted into the first match on Arthur Ashe Stadium against 89th-ranked Evgeniya Rodina.
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Callahan can easily be slotted into a continuum of clever and morose songwriters such as Lou Reed , Leonard Cohen , Nick Drake, and Callahan's Drag City colleague Will Oldham.
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And indeed, it's quite comfortable, owing to both the upgraded design and the fact that the whole thing is pretty lightweight, even with a phone slotted into the front.
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These are all women who understand how and why they are slotted into the categories the world places them, and they use that to pull off a flawless crime.
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After all, such pictures were among the first methods of mass visual communication, rapidly disseminated from their inciting incidents to be slotted into viewing contraptions all over the country.
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But in this hell game of prioritization and how things have to get slotted into the phone, it ends up being really, really hard to do something like that.
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Something similar has happened as Eilish's weirdness is slotted into that role for Gen Z. Often the music journalist gaze constructs younger pop stars to fit those journalists' own narratives.
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This is not to say that there's anything wrong with any of these characters, or even with the more thinly conceived women characters slotted into those roles in other projects.
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Once we figured out what he was doing and what he wanted to do, everyone else, we just figured out how they slotted into either trying to stop [him] or not.
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Venues had to be decided—and game dates locked down—before the draw in February, so the group match-ups were slotted into venues before anyone knew the specific teams playing.
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Ruf was expected to platoon this season at first base with Ryan Howard but was slotted into left field as the Phillies search for more offense from their corner outfield positions.
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An earlier draft withdrawal agreement included a transition phase until the end of 2020 to allow time for new trading arrangements between Britain and the EU to be slotted into place.
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The further a film strays from the "true story," the more authority it gains from such an epilogue, and its transformation of history is better slotted into our understanding of the events.
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Though melodic hardcore had long been a term, and records that slotted into its nebulous orbit had existed since the mid-80s, few nailed the mixture as well as Over the James.
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HTC and Sony offer similarly priced devices, while vastly cheaper sets by Google and Samsung don't have such impressive displays but can run off tablets and smartphones slotted into cardboard or plastic headgear.
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Biologists have known about these wee beasties for well over a century, but only now can hemimastigotes be officially slotted into the evolutionary tree of life, a process more formally known as phylogeny.
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Instead of drawing out and elaborating on the sexual politics of the Trillings' marriage—how the betrayals slotted into their time and place—Robins gives us a traipsing, chattily neutral catalogue of facts.
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Using the same approach nationwide, the researchers conclude, would mean 1.8 million more completed courses each year, hundreds of thousands fewer students departing high school with no diploma, slotted into dead-end futures.
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But once you've read one, you've read them all: the same ancient photos of some phone chargers slotted into a paperclip, rehashed when it's been a low-yielding week on the content farm.
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Both songs have been slotted into the playlist the president uses to fire up the crowd before he takes the stage, along with songs by the Rolling Stones, Elton John, Journey and others.
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Instead, the 1967 Six-Day War neatly slotted into an ongoing narrative of a tiny Israel besieged by its larger and hateful neighbors, a nation able to survive only through ingenuity and grit.
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Bonds will be promptly slotted into the five-hole as the Rays DH, helping Tampa Bay give the Blue Jays and the Rangers a run for their money in the wild card race.
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And according to Intel, when its slotted into a computer alongside DRAM it speeds that computer up incredibly—giving you the kind of benefits traditionally only seen when you use a solid state drive.
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Isaac Chilemba (24-4-2), a youngish, former belt-holder already slotted into the just-get-through-this-guy-and-move-on narrative was Kovalev's appetizer for the main course that is Andre Ward.
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That created global expectations that any leader's removal could be slotted into one of those two archetypes, with the terms coup and revolt used to distinguish the legitimate transitions of power from the illegitimate.
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Characters are slotted into a type, usually owing to their occupation, nationality, or social standing, and then the fun of the story comes from how people act against (or within) type, subverting our guesses.
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There, in the outer boroughs of both the city and the mind, the habits and skills of the two former IDF recruits, Yoav and Uri, are repurposed and slotted into the apparatus of eviction.
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A chunk of it is slotted into what's now PA-17, a district that's way bluer (though still slightly red) than the old PA-20, and into which Lamb has slid over as an incumbent.
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The "low-till" farming system – in which land is no longer ploughed and seeds are slotted into largely undisturbed soil – is gaining fans in drought-hit Kenya because it helps preserve moisture in the soil.
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Like the Chilis, the tides of time have resulted in his latest music being merely okay, which means he no longer has to be slotted into the role of either a god or a demon.
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He said that these women spoke about experiencing discrimination by being slotted into positions at a level below a man with similar qualifications and that women are not promoted with the same frequency as men.
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This press render gives an idea of what your phone might look like when it's slotted into the Kishi — though I doubt your Kishi will be hovering over Earth in quite such an epic fashion.
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For example, the infographic-writing experience I've slotted into the opinion section above could just as easily be in the informative category, depending on the particular skill or skills the teacher is hoping to foreground.
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And at the astounding distance of 2,300 AU, it gets slotted into an emerging astronomical category known as Inner Oort Cloud objects (IOCs), of which 2012 VP113 and Sedna are the only other two known members.
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The Lenovo Smart Tab M27 and P2000 are new Android Oreo tablets with 25-inch FHD displays that can be slotted into their accompanying docks to turn into Alexa devices similar to the Amazon Echo Show.
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He was slotted into a safe seat back in 1998 by his predecessor, who only officially retired too late to have an open primary competition for the seat, thus allowing Crowley to be crowned without really running.
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These summaries are all unfair, of course; none of the contenders really resemble the doppelgängers I've given them, and all of them deserve to be judged on their records rather than being slotted into "Judicial Survivor" roles.
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Felony disenfranchisement laws slotted into the push after the Civil War, particularly in the South, to limit civil rights gains following the end of slavery and ratification of constitutional amendments — the 22020th, 22020th, and 22020th — protecting minority rights.
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Though never confirmed, the UFC's homepage had "TBA" versus "TBD" slotted into the main event until recently, even above the light heavyweight title rematch between champion Daniel Cormier and challenger Anthony Johnson that now occupies the top spot.
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There is a long tradition of so-called outsider art that has skirted the periphery of mainstream acceptance, and that Guyton, despite having attended art school at Detroit's Center for Creative Studies, has often been slotted into by critics.
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If Portal 2's soundtrack, which grows increasingly complex with each piece of a puzzle that is slotted into place, reflects the gradual process of finding a solution, Max Payne 3's music appeals similarly to the players' emotions.
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But this season it seems as if many of the elite teams fans most want to see have been slotted into bad matchups: The Patriots-Texans game turned into a blowout, and the Broncos played a poor Chargers team.
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And the office — which is crucial for building coalitions — became seen as what one person close to the White House described as the "island of misfit toys," where people who could not be slotted into other roles were sent.
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The Good Place is set in the afterlife, and it begins with a rude, unpleasant woman named Eleanor — played by Kristen Bell — being mistakenly slotted into the titular "good place," rather than the bad place, where she clearly belongs.
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But right now it feels as though the show is settling in for the long haul, and it could be hard to engage with characters like Brent when they're so clearly dupes being slotted into a particular role in an experiment.
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The finance ministry has asked global banks - including Citi and Goldman Sachs - to come up with ideas that could be slotted into a broader UK trade deal with the EU to cover financial services, people familiar with the process said.
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When the Yankees return to Yankee Stadium, they expect that Alex Rodriguez, out since May 4 with a strained hamstring, will be in the lineup, although Girardi would not say if Rodriguez would be slotted into his usual No. 3 spot.
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But Avrios sees this as its foundational play, and is positioning its platform to support a much bigger shift it envisages coming down the pipe — as technologies such as electric cars gain in popularity and get increasingly slotted into business' fleets.
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But the cult of balance requires that someone on the Republican side be portrayed as a serious, honest fiscal expert, so Mr. Ryan gets slotted into that role no matter how much a con man he may be in reality.
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As Mr. Hawker explains his work, First Light's pride and joy, a device 40 feet in diameter and 11 feet high built of blue electrical boxes slotted into a glass-reinforced plastic frame surrounding a steel vacuum chamber, stands waiting.
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Kaitlyn: Unfortunately for me, I appear to be the only person at The Verge who has purchased and listened to the new Taylor Swift album and watched the baffling House Hunters: Rhode Island episode she slotted into last night's episode of ABC's Scandal.
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But, here we are: slotted into it as I type is Ghost Trick, which I've finally started this year, and I've previously enjoyed Aliens Infestation, Elite Beat Agents, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars and many more releases for Nintendo's handheld-before-this-one.
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Ten years after a financial crisis that forced UK taxpayers to inject billions of pounds into lenders like Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds, the BoE said the final pieces to a system for dealing with failing banks were being slotted into place.
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To the degree that mainstream American journalism gradually rose to the task in later decades, it did so by erroneously trying to comprehend religion through the prism of politics, with any given theological position slotted into liberal or conservative, Democratic or Republican columns.
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The app shouldn't be used instead of visiting a doctor for severe cases of anxiety, but could be slotted into a user's routine if they're already using a meditation app, like Headspace, to aid with feelings of anxiety on a regular basis.
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Ten years after a financial crisis that forced UK taxpayers to inject billions of pounds into lenders like Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds, the BoE said the final pieces to a system for dealing with failing banks was being slotted into place.
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Artists occasionally market their album as an artistic whole (rather than as a collection of tracks that can be slotted into streaming-service playlists); most of the songs on "Views", a new album by Drake, a Canadian rapper, cannot be purchased as individual tracks.
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But both share the same core sense that something important was lost when women's sexuality became less heavily regulated by social norm and law, that things were in some important ways better when women were more formally slotted into social roles focused on supporting men.
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The QuadHD displays currently available on Samsung's Galaxy and Note smartphone lines may be more than adequate for regular smartphone usage but when the device is slotted into a Gear VR headset and places inches away from the user's eyes, the display limits become much more visible.
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Even the presence of the descriptor "American" in the show's title feels like a subtle gag—a reminder that applying the adjective to almost any noun now imparts instant gravitas, an assurance that whatever is being explored can be slotted into some grand and solemn continuum.
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Hayward, a forward who signed a four-year, $103 million contract with the Celtics in July, had been slotted into a roster with Al Horford and Kyrie Irving in a new Big Three for a team that has been on the rise for the last several seasons.
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Arguably another viral video that would be slotted into the "weird but wholesome" category, 2011's "Friday" was a laughably mundane song and music video introducing the world to a gawky-but-sincere 13-year-old named Rebecca Black, and to YouTube's utterly baffling video production wormhole.
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Impossible's solution for squeezing more battery life — and, therefore, more flight time — out of a similarly sized package is relatively simple: instead of relying on a separable battery pack that gets snapped on or slotted into the drone, all the individual battery cells are tucked throughout its structure.
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The LG affiliate announced today that it had developed a new fingerprint sensor that it has slotted into a tiny 0.01-inch (0.03 milimeter) space cut into the underside of smartphone cover glass, allowing device designers to incorporate fingerprint readers without dedicated buttons, pads, or other exposed elements.
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Image: Planetary Habitability Laboratory/University of Puerto Rico at AriceboAstronomer Abel Méndez from the Planetary Habitability Laboratory at the University of Puerto Rico has put together a Periodic Table of Exoplanets, where each of the 3,700 confirmed exoplanets is slotted into its own discrete category—including planets that could harbor life.
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It was around week three of my recent body transformation that it occurred to me that my job had made me particularly susceptible to fitness dogma—the nuggets of wisdom you overhear being shared by bros partly because they were slotted into magazine articles by me and people like me.
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This is probably the paper with the most Easter eggs slotted into its front cover — if you take a closer look you can spot headlines referencing Dumbledore, Griselda Marchbanks (one of the OWL examiners that pops up in the Order of the Phoenix), and even Harry Potter's grandfather Fleamont Potter.
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It would have been easy for the girls to get slotted into stereotypes — the pretty one, the smart one, the jock — but brothers Jim and Brian Kehoe's screenplay, in the hands of director Kay Cannon (a former 30 Rock writer who also wrote the Pitch Perfect screenplays), mostly resists the impulse.
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M.2 SSDs are thin and small, like a stick of RAM, designed to fit into laptops where space is tight, and they've essentially replaced the standard 2.5-inch disk form factor that used to be widespread when SSDs would always be slotted into a spare HDD slot inside a desktop computer.
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Much as atoms can be slotted into the rows and columns of the periodic table of the elements, Dr. Gell-Mann found a way, in 220, to classify their smaller pieces — subatomic particles like protons, neutrons, and mesons, which were being discovered by the dozen in cosmic rays and particle accelerator blasts.
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"We are slotted into this middle position that a lot of Asian-Americans sort of feel comfortable thinking that 'I'll be a colorblind person,' which really means, 'I'll swear fealty to the white supremacy,'" said the author of the "Ask a Korean!" blog, who goes by the pen name T. K. Park.
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The uber-tiny device was built in collaboration with Foxconn, a major electronics manufacturer (and as of recently, the owner of Sharp), and will first be appearing, not on the back of your monitor, or slotted into your phone, but inside Sharp displays, like those giant ones you see at malls and hotels and schools.
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I think in a lot of way that a lot of 70s bands that were slotted into "punk" after punk was a thing; they were clearly influenced by a lot of other music and I think whatever music I'm involved in will be rock 'n' roll in some base format but it's those other things that keep it interesting.
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There are other contemporary narratives that Watership Down can be neatly slotted into if you so wish: the impetus for Fiver's doom-y premonition and the subsequent exodus that is the story of the book are the developers that arrive to build on the land the warren is dug into, raising the specters of gentrification and displacement.
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Some of those ways include having a better salary review process, eliminating pay disparities during the hiring process, re-evaluating the two-year intern program where applicants are "slotted into a salary of less than $50,000 for two years," improving efforts to recruit underrepresented talent and having a third-party consultant conduct an annual pay study and share the results with staff.
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Rock music is far from the center of the pop music zeitgeist in 2018, but it's possible that the state of pop music — or at least, the industry of pop music — demands rock stars, and even rock "bands," while not worrying much about whether the music slotted into those categories would be recognizable as rock to fans of one or two generations ago.
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Tiffany Haddish isn't funny enough as Madam's daughter Leila to justify her too-modern and out-of-place performance, Carmen Ejogo reads her villainous lines like a Maleficent impersonator, and the rest of the cast is easily slotted into one of many stock black stereotypes that have no place in a show that ostensibly intends to celebrate and uplift its characters.
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Otherwise, however, it was very much business as usual, with a very game Whitehall unable to tease out even a hint of controversy from anyone (presumably his exploits from last year, which was better, went against him.) This made it feel like Awards-Show-by-Numbers, so this year my review comes in the form of all the conventions the BRITs 2019 slotted into.
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Since that time—in which the "Hey Girl" meme featuring Gosling as a sensitive dreamboat blew up and the decision to name Bradley Cooper that year's Sexiest Man Alive instead of Gosling was met with actual protests at People's office—every character of his has comfortably slotted into one of two similarly alluring categories: crowd-pleasing, comedic cool (The Nice Guys, The Big Short, La La Land) and icy, taciturn cool (The Place Beyond the Pines, Gangster Squad, Only God Forgives).
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