For Lynda, the tricky part was balancing herself on two wooden boards — front foot tilting upward, back foot tilting down — to simulate walking.
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Tilting your head down a bit works for most people.
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He poured my beer, tilting the glass like a pro.
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The scales appear to be tilting even further towards bosses.
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"Erdogan is increasingly tilting towards an authoritarian streak," Coons said.
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If anything, the landscape is tilting more in his favor.
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But the risk equation is tilting dramatically in the other direction.
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I don&apost want to be tilting in the wrong direction.
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Opponents accuse him of tilting the electoral field in his favor.
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Increasingly, social media seems to be tilting towards the latter assessment.
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It has the same tilting touchscreen found on the 907X body.
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Tilting your hand down moves the cursor down, and so on.
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Ohio remained a dead heat, with Pennsylvania now tilting to Clinton.
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The Cook Political Report currently rates the race as tilting Democratic.
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It also comes with a stand to keep it from tilting.
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But Republicans said Democrats were tilting the debate for political reasons.
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"Let me look at him again," she said, tilting the screen.
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So this year we tried to, actually we did strategic tilting.
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"This is my mommy," Ivy told her employer, tilting her iPad.
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What's weird here is that as the spacecraft banks to the right, it feels as if my chair is tilting to the right; as it banks left, it feels as if my chair is tilting left.
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Controlling time in The Gardens Between is a bit like scrubbing through a video: tilting the analog stick to the right moves time forward, tilting it left rewinds, and not using it at all stops time completely.
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Tilting Point CEO Kevin Segalla described his company's model as "progressive publishing" — usually, mobile game developers start working with Tilting Point because they need help with user acquisition, and then develop a deeper publishing relationship over time.
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A see-saw like tilting mechanism registers the weight of the bike.
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George said in the interview risks are now tilting to the downside.
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Pressing or tilting it results in a magnificent, satisfying click every time.
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Lexip's first joystick is internal and controlled by tilting the mouse shell.
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But developers have not determined the cause of the tilting and sinking.
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After a while, though, I adjusted to using the tilting rear screen.
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On the back of the A6300 is also a tilting LCD screen.
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Republican-tilting, much more fairly represents the will of the state's voters.
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That was Roll 53—the grail we've been tilting toward ever since.
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" The senator responded by tilting back his head, chuckling and saying "oh.
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Occasionally, she zones out of conversations, tilting her head towards the ceiling.
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"Could this verdict signal a slight tilting back toward privacy?" she asked.
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Everyone knows awards show ratings have been tilting steadily downward for years.
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The financial terms of the acquisition — Tilting Point's first — were not disclosed.
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Tilting Point expands its user acquisition fund to $132M in annual spending
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That's a huge tilting of the scales in favor of Big Oil.
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He is known for creating chaos, causing flooding, and tilting the Earth.
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On balance, the insiders' predictions show the electoral map tilting toward Clinton.
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Ohio remains a dead heat and Pennsylvania is now tilting to Clinton.
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Opponents of PiS accuse it of tilting the country back toward authoritarianism.
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They can respond by tilting their R&D budget in the right direction.
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Tilting and twisting the bezel lets people control the watch like a joystick.
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Some people have said I'm tilting at windmills, but no complaints from clients.
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To date, nine lawsuits have been filed about the tower's tilting and sinking.
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Now two other adjectives also define this luxury high-rise: sinking and tilting.
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Conservatives are worried that the measure is tilting too much toward moderate Republicans.
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Tilting his head when I looked away, forcing me to catch his eyes.
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Detective Foder's actions appear to be aimed at tilting the scales toward guilt.
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Australian voters ultimately stuck with what they knew, while also tilting toward personality.
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There are other reasons that betting action seems to be tilting toward Cleveland.
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But until those underlying systems are fixed, he might be tilting at windmills.
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Why are labor market gains tilting in a different direction than economic confidence?
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Strategists in general have been preaching the wisdom of tilting toward non-U.
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Tilting the propellers improves the drone's aerodynamic profile, says the company, reducing drag.
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The patient's immediate problem — an acute case of tilting head — was quickly identified.
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Will Mylene's minister father learn that her career is tilting in a sexier direction?
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"This is awesome," Palmer said, tilting his head under the weight of the headset.
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Tilting my head to the side and down a little also always looks good.
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Specific movements, like tilting the teeth or moving the canines, can be particularly damaging.
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There's waving, smiling, and tilting your head, but winking is quick, discreet, and suggestive.
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Tilting them forward sends your character walking forward, while backwards motion has them backpedalling.
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The recording ended as the train was tilting and the crew braced for impact.
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So today, Panasonic is tilting the scales the other way with the Lumix G53.
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To stop the tilting, engineers proposed a renovation costing $200 million to $500 million.
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Futures markets are now tilting towards the Fed moving again by December, albeit tentatively.
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When those big chunks of ice thaw, you can get buildings tilting and changing.
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Using this feature, the operator can control the robot by simply tilting their head.
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Bad for the FBI as well, it makes them look like they're tilting politically.
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They have made the calculation that he is doing more than tilting at windmills.
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Ms. Bosworth's biography has been criticized, with some justification, for tilting toward the lurid.
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The crane, which towered over its surroundings, could be seen slowly tilting before crashing.
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Drumstick began gobbling a bit, tilting its neck back to take it all in.
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The market is tilting toward craft brews, and the conglomerates figured this out too.
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"There is a perception that the tribunals are like tilting at windmills," he said.
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At the moment, though, Sydney's newer chefs are tilting toward North America and Europe.
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In one of her photos, you can see the seal inquisitively tilting her head.
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They're mainly Democratic-tilting districts with weak Republican incumbents or no incumbent at all.
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"I'm living since I got this chair," she said, tilting it up and down.
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For a while, Wisconsin has been ground zero for tilting the electoral playing field.
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But there, the hosts control the game by immediately tilting their guests off-balance.
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Mr. Caballero had been a steadying force when change was tilting toward social disorder.
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A likely explanation is that a giant ghost planet is tilting the object's orbit.
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Head tilting questions aside, we can't deny its off-kilter, asymmetrical appearance has us hooked.
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The animal can be seen trying to avoid Yoon, tilting to its right mid-air.
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According to Gordon, the market rally's robust gains are tilting investors too far into stocks.
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Part of what makes a video look professional is stabilization and smooth panning and tilting.
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Wasserman Schultz has rebutted her critics' claims that she's tilting the primary in Clinton's favor.
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You know that adorable head-tilting motion you're always delighted to see a dog perform?
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Once, a customer, tilting on her stool, dropped a piece of uni on the sidewalk.
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Shaped like the Chinese symbol representing opposites in balance, the enclosure has two tilting halves.
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But what if social media companies are intentionally tilting the political discourse on their systems?
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The world may be tilting toward A.I., but the stuff of dreams remains deeply analog.
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His back was thrown out of alignment, tilting his pelvis and affecting his leg motion.
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And after decades of tilting almost exclusively south, Bhutan has begun looking north to China.
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The lack of white curiosity about black life is something Davis is always tilting at.
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New downward-tilting toilets are designed to become unbearable to sit on after five minutes.
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Florida is one of many states where changing demographics are tilting the battlefield against Republicans.
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This barrel rolling minigame consisted of just tilting the controller forward and navigating very, very slowly.
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A touchscreen with multi-touch and Apple Pencil support using a tilting stand would be neat.
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Pour in the egg mixture, tilting the skillet slightly to distribute mixture evenly around the skillet.
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But with her salary-cap proposal, is Assemblywoman Sabrina Cervantes, D-Riverside, just tilting at windmills?
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Add the butter and garlic to the pan, tilting and basting the steak with a spoon.
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Among small-town and rural white voters the advantage was greater, tilting 63-35 for Republicans.
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That ends up tilting the scales a little bit in your favor every time you fight.
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Some analysts were more bearish than their peers, to the point of tilting toward the apocalyptic.
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"We think FIT's utility problem persists, making growth more challenging and tilting risk/reward more unfavorable."
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One type of repetitive motion is tilting the head forward, perhaps to look at a smartphone.
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In leaving the Paris accord, Trump is tilting at windmills rather than leaning into the wind.
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Officials said Millennium Tower has sunk 16 inches (41 cm) to date and is also tilting.
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With Brexit tilting the balance of power further towards the unionists, nationalists need a new gameplan.
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After Mr. Sawyer's opening salvo, Michael Ingle circles the stage in leaps, tilting toward the center.
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So far, the top 22014 donors are tilting slightly toward the left, according to the CRP.
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"We've achieved a lot, as in some ways what we're doing is like tilting at windmills."
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But tolerance has its limits, and the mood in Denmark is tilting toward law and order.
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It'll be interesting to see which way the rest of the season will end up tilting.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Critics will say that Britain's antitrust boss Andrew Tyrie is tilting at windmills.
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"It's what's important to you," he said, pointing to tilting a portfolio away from owning tobacco.
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So by doing strategic tilting or asset allocation, we do our best to show our capacity.
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Some states, reflecting strong public support, began tilting the gun debate in the direction of sanity.
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Mr. Stivers acknowledged the partisan preferences of voters at the moment were tilting away from Republicans.
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A backward-tilting, notched gray plane is laid under the black shapes, augmenting the sense of space.
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It's equipped with a tilting aerosol can of insecticide that wipes out entire nests of Asian hornets.
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Conservatives in particular are likely to worry about Facebook subtly tilting story selection in a liberal direction.
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Over the last decade, Eminem seems to be tilting towards an old model that no longer exists.
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Mobile games publisher and marketer Tilting Point is dramatically increasing its commitment to its user acquisition fund.
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From November 1995 to the winter equinox in August 2009, Saturn's north pole was tilting into darkness.
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While the district had been represented by Republican Charlie Dent, redistricting opened up more left-tilting territory.
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The physical controls for panning and tilting the camera is an odd assortment of switches and dials.
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They argue Comey is meddling in the election and tilting the scales by making the investigation public.
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It also alleged tilting at the building's base translates to a 15-inch tilt at the top.
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You need to do enough tilting for a green circle to be fully drawn on the screen.
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Tilting back to look up turns the helmet's avionics cable "into a spring, further increasing neck tension".
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By tilting any of three additional battlegrounds — Colorado, New Hampshire or Pennsylvania — he would win the presidency.
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With China's rapidly rising economic and political might, however, the race is increasingly tilting in China's favor.
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The building's developers, Millennium Partners, argue that construction nearby is to blame for any sinking or tilting.
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Evidence in the Trump era so far shows young people coming of age now are tilting left.
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Democrats, for their part, appear increasingly emboldened even in districts tilting well to the right of center.
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"That's not my good side," Ms. Moss says, tilting her head to deliver a proper right profile.
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Florida and North Carolina were still tilting toward Clinton, according to the States of the Nation results.
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We tried to compensate for our lack of purpose by sagging our pants and tilting our hats.
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Jeffords could no longer stand with his increasingly right-tilting party under the George W. Bush administration.
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Late summer surveys by CNN and other organizations show senior voters tilting decisively towards Democratic congressional candidates.
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Get easy access to your ingredients with the mixer's tilting head design and bask in your creations.
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Mr. Macron is also tilting at the unemployment and pension systems with controversial changes to reduce costs.
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Investors should consider tilting their portfolios towards green stocks so they don't miss this long-term opportunity.
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Or the bandeirinhas could be tessellated across an entire canvas, their edges woozily tilting off the perpendicular.
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Bernie Sanders is accusing the Democratic National Committee of tilting the party's convention in favor of Hillary Clinton.
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It can register over 300,000 joystick positions by simply tilting it left, right, up, or down +/- 20 degrees.
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And they question whether the race is close because voters are tilting leftward, or simply reacting to Trump.
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The investigation ultimately determined that the crack was caused by an "exterior impact," not any sinking or tilting.
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Furniture and large plants on deck of the tilting vessel are being thrashed around by the rough seas.
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"This year, market expectations are always tilting towards depreciation," said a trader at another European bank in Shanghai.
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The Al Sauds think that Barack Obama, visiting Riyadh as we went to press, is tilting towards Iran.
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Kennedy's replacement will shape the court's future, likely tilting the scale to the right for the foreseeable future.
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His jumps' height and his turns' speed matter less than their windblown, tilting ecstasy and shining, boyish fervor.
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It is able to fly five-times faster than other helicopters by tilting rotors forward once in flight.
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Clinton is trying to win an election, and it isn't the time for novelty or tilting at windmills.
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Forbes saw a blue tint when tilting the phone, noting it's something that's relatively common with OLED displays.
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In retrospect, however, that may have played a role in tilting the diplomatic chessboard on the Korean Peninsula.
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In Britain, the colonial experiment is still approached with something akin to public ambivalence, tilting towards lukewarm approval.
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The inward-tilting parallelograms along the painting's bottom edge become the entranceway into its cacophonous and contradictory spatiality.
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He notes that tilting the camera creates fractal-type visuals, which can then be manipulated in real time.
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Critic's Pick David Simon's potent HBO adaptation of the Philip Roth novel imagines a country tilting toward fascism.
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Put it together, and Texas is on the cusp of being a true (if Republican-tilting) battleground state.
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Today's dissenters are, like their predecessors, tilting at political and corporate windmills to change systems they find abhorrent.
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But as a candidate in a conservative-tilting battleground district, Mr. McCready's environmental message is much more muted.
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But tilting and arranging my torso so that I pressed my ear against the speaker brought no improvement.
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Second, tilting the scales could encourage the financial system to favour projects which help avoid a catastrophic outcome.
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People use the word dizziness when referring to lightheadedness, unsteadiness, motion intolerance, imbalance, floating or a tilting sensation.
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When he goes into his misalignment, tilting and twisting slowly, he looks like he's grooving, perhaps in pleasure.
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ECHOGEAR Tilting TV Wall Mount With Low Profile Design for 32-70 inch TVs, $35, available at Amazon
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On September 9th the CBS board also named six new directors, tilting the majority in favour of Ms Redstone.
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Available in 26 (!!) different colors, it has a tilting head and easily handles large and small batches and batters.
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That's because tilting displays, while common are cheaper cameras, are utterly absent from high-end cameras geared towards professionals.
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Finally, a tilting touch-panel LCD is good for framing up shots, both in motion and when shooting stills.
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I picture him tilting his head into his phone, and that small hollow at the back of his neck.
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This tilting of the moon, known as true polar wander, is preserved in the distribution of lunar polar volatiles.
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Last year, NASA research suggested that patterns of suspected surface ice correlated well with the tilting of the Moon.
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But they do chime with the overall majority for Macron that pollsters predict, though tilting even more towards LREM.
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That's why they go around tilting at windmills, claiming to be the "good guys" on the side of justice.
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Oh, and tilting it in either direction adjusts the volume, making the entire speaker essentially a giant volume knob.
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The 53X uses Hasselblad's X System lenses and features a tilting screen for traditional, waist-level medium format composing.
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This meant tilting her platform toward certain liberal demographics—minorities, urban populations, millennials, women—at the expense of others.
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To the mainstream scientific community, Dorman's quest is quixotic at best, tilting at windmills made of glycoproteins and RNA.
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Instead of tilting at windmills, Fails lovingly paints a home he can touch but which remains beyond his grasp.
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That's not all — the camera also has a built-in tilting LCD screen and a "high-intensity" LED light.
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She leans against a table, tilting her chin up as she smiles and sets her gaze beyond the camera.
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Either way, you proceed between walls tilting this way and that and admitting different amounts of light from above.
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Democrats were aided this time by a court-ordered remapping of voting districts, tilting the 94th District toward Democrats.
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Very gradually, a labor market that was very much tilted in favor of employers is tilting the other way.
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The shadow of their building, new and narrow and tall, was tilting across the southern end of Central Park.
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Public education is an enabler of human potential, tilting the playing field of advantage away from wealth and privilege.
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With the polls tilting decisively in Clinton's favor, it appears increasingly likely that Kaine will be elected vice president.
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His tilting, vertiginous pictures are taken from the cockpit of an army helicopter hunting alien visitors to the city.
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Washington (CNN)The House playing field just keeps tilting toward Democrats as the November midterm election creeps ever closer.
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Strickland suggests turning the bottle back up before unscrewing the lid and tilting it at a 45-degree angle.
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After the spring equinox, the Northern Hemisphere gradually starts tilting toward the sun's rays, making days longer and warmer.
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At that time, TV comedy was tilting toward more cinematic "single-camera" comedies, which didn't contain any audience laughter.
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Malaysia's opposition is questioning the China agreements but for different reasons, saying it is tilting the country toward Beijing.
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"Climate change is tilting the balance, disrupting natural ecosystems and giving more of an advantage to microbes," he said.
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Nearly a decade later, those gerrymanders are still tilting the House toward Republicans, particularly in a few key states.
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The higher the risk premium on stocks, the more the odds favour investors tilting their portfolio away from bonds.
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And the camera tilting up just in time to catch a dragon flying by is the coup de grace.
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Today, tilting toward the knees is known simply as a masculine pose, and away from the knees as feminine.
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Simona Premazzi also released a remarkable album this year, "Outspoken," replete with tilting melodies and craftily idiosyncratic piano playing.
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Terry Gilliam has been tilting at this particular windmill since its eventual star, Adam Driver, was in elementary school.
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And through those efforts, the Tilting Point team came to believe that there's still plenty of opportunity for growth.
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Gagnier's figures and heads reside in the space between those perceptions, never tilting fully into one or the other.
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A 350-watt motor and tilting head will do you just fine if you&aposre a frequent a baker.
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Taken at face value, Trump did not sound much like a man hellbent on tilting health care policy rightward.
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And the promise of an early California primary tilting the balance of the Democratic primary westward has fallen short.
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The episode ignited long-smoldering fears that Mr. Trump's personal and political interests were tilting the scales of justice.
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The Civil War interrupts this idyll, and the seesaw of petticoated peace and trousered violence continues its rhythmic tilting.
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Nor is it because American Jews are suddenly tilting right: Some 76 percent voted for Democrats in the midterms.
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"She barely has an immune system," the 21-year-old said, tilting her elbow up to show her bundled infant.
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The University of Rochester Medical Center recommends you try tilting your head, and flushing your ears with water or oil.
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Powell, a courtly Virginian, was then the court&aposs moderate, keeping the bench from tilting too far left or right.
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They oppose the Sanders and Warren single-payer health care plan and were tilting to Biden before the last week.
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According to EarthSky, the astronomical occurrence is owed to the tilting of the Earth's axis as it orbits the sun.
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There were traits I could recognize: a neatly tied bun of black hair, a melodic voice, an expressive, tilting head.
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Republicans are divided by ideology, with moderate and liberal Republicans tilting against the laws and conservative Republicans breaking in favor.
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That makes the longer lines look like they're tilting toward and away from each other — even though they're actually parallel.
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In addition, some climate scientists think global warming may be tilting the odds in favor of long-duration weather events.
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It has a tilting head, all-steel construction, and takes special Japanese blades that are available for a subscription fee.
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San Francisco's Millennium Tower has been sinking and tilting for years — but its homeowners may have finally found a solution.
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Segalla argued that the deals are structured in a way where Tilting Point's incentives are properly aligned with the developer's.
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A tilting wing also exposes the aircraft to the risk of being pushed around by wind gusts when tilted up.
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The tilting LCD screen is now touch sensitive, and it's now 1,440,000 dots, up from 1,229,000 on the previous version.
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That reality and their geographic proximity will keep them bound together in a challenging relationship -- increasingly tilting to Turkey's disadvantage.
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Last year, workers in a few usually Democratic-voting manufacturing states struck back by tilting the election to Donald Trump.
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"Younger conservatives I can see tilting toward the [Libertarian Party] because younger conservatives are more socially liberal anyway," Miller said.
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Cambodia and Laos have already moved into China's orbit; there are worrying signs Malaysia may also be tilting towards Beijing.
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The advantage was wider among small-town and rural whites: 30 percent of the electorate, tilting 63-35 for Republicans.
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He'll also have a wealth of new moves that are all based around tilting, pointing and shaking the Wii Remote.
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" "I could see the court tilting further and further to the right until we end up with a dystopian society.
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People are really enjoying tilting their heads back, munching down onions, chugging wine, and getting covered with sauce and soot.
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It was tilting back its wild yellow head and singing a song that would be impossible for anybody to remember.
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Often, one is forced to vote for the "second best" for fear of tilting the election to the worse candidate.
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"Ranger has gone slightly viral in the past with his head-tilting videos, but nowhere near this magnitude," she said.
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He justifiably criticizes Trump for tilting American foreign policy toward Saudi Arabia in its dispute with its gulf neighbor Qatar.
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The dancers enter jogging backward in circles, tilting and turning in Mr. Brooks's usual tai-chi-like swirls of motion.
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In the longer term, structural shifts in that market are for better or worse tilting toward more demand for freelancers.
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She was designed to have natural conversations with humans, integrating voice recognition and body language like blinking and head tilting.
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Mr. Hurzlmeier uses nearly the same teardrop shape for the candle's tilting flame as for its bulbous drips of wax.
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At other times in my life, I might have viewed this as a pathological neurosis akin to tilting at windmills.
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Opponents of cash bail have long argued that it criminalizes poverty, tilting the justice system in favor of wealthy defendants.
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He's always winning after tilting the playing field in his favor, but you don't learn anything about yourself that way.
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Instead, governments are tilting towards policies that may involve capricious, arbitrary rules or have disproportionate effects on broader public policy goals.
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And perhaps the professor is now concerned, because he loses the shot, tilting the camera up to point at the wall.
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By tilting the scale of public discourse, social media holds unprecedented power in influencing personal opinions as well as business decisions.
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"The census case ranks up there with Citizens United and Shelby County in tilting the rules of American politics," he says.
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Now, two budget fights in Washington reveal how this uneasy relationship is tilting, once again, toward the needs of the military.
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Where Martin loves his devious masterminds and cold calculators, Benioff and Weiss love their cinematic gestures and their windmill-tilting fools.
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The Senate narrowly put Kavanaugh on the top U.S. court, tilting its ideological balance, after he faced several sexual misconduct accusations.
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The market is tilting in favor of Midwest refiners mostly because they can access cheaper crude than their East Coast counterparts.
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Players talk about "tilting" because of "variance," especially when a "fish" puts in a "donkey" lineup that ends up going crazy.
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And while you can never move time faster than normal speed, tilting the stick only slightly causes time to move slowly.
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The drone is controlled by gestures, touch commands and tilting of a smartphone, while the camera is controlled by the headset.
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Swonk said the election is one factor that will make the Fed cautious about tilting the statement too much toward December.
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The statistics underscore the competitive nature of the county, but they also show a place tilting somewhat favorably toward Hillary Clinton.
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More understated are two modest sheets of corrugated aluminum that jut out from two walls, tilting upward, a little like awnings.
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In an anterior pelvis, the hip points are forward and slightly down, and the pubic bone is back and tilting up.
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The agency dug a 60-foot hole next to the tower, which the developer asserts caused the excessive sinking and tilting.
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A gray wall forming her backdrop spans the length of the photograph, tilting from the photograph's left edge to its right.
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Pendolino, which features a tilting technology that results in less braking before bends, is tailored for high-speed and conventional lines.
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This can be done with either a mobile tripod, like the popular GorillaPod, or by tilting the phone against something sturdy.
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Given their budget of up to $4 million, the Antonopouloses say, the market, in their case, is tilting in their favor.
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Such a policy would undermine innovation and discourage entrepreneurship in television programming by tilting the playing field toward larger, established networks.
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Or you can take pictures and convert them into tilting 3D images and GIFs that can bring your adventures to life.
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That's because you usually won't have to face national money pouring into the contest—instead you're just tilting against local powers.
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Ben Carson on Friday accused the Republican National Committee (RNC) of tilting the GOP presidential race toward the party's preferred candidates.
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The pagoda-like structures, with their distinctive upward-tilting eaves, are quite regal and majestic, and beautifully illuminated during the evening.
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Hungary has already gone down a similar path, and other member states in Central Europe are tilting in the same direction.
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But the 20-by-20-by-10 foot-"BRAT" shakes things up a little by not tilting any of the letters.
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The firm said it's "tilting bullish" on the stock, citing accelerating growth in the tech giant's iPhone, AirPods and services segments.
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Airbus and other contenders had complained that Ottawa appeared to be tilting the race in favor of the U.S. aerospace giant.
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There were — get this — 76 Democratic-held, Republican-tilting (or often leaning) districts by that measure heading into the 2010 election.
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Republicans expect that the conservative-tilting Medicaid language has not changed during the flurry of rewrites over the past two weeks.
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His wife, Margaret — "she is a Goopaholic" — remained on the floor, tilting her hips skyward, stretching out her arms like Supergirl.
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Tilting the exchange offer toward Fiat would be too much to ask of Peugeot's owners, given the implied change of control.
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Despite his independent streak, he captured coveted Democratic endorsements during his successful bid to win in the conservative-tilting 2nd district.
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The town is dry in parts but wind-battered and littered with downed power lines and tilting utility poles in others.
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There's a tilting 833-inch screen that has gained touch functionality, while the body continues to be rugged and weather-sealed.
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I often have discussions with myself—tilting my head, raising my eyebrows, pursing my lips—and not only about my work.
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Pat Meehan (R) is abandoning, is rated as "tilting" toward Democrats while 5 GOP seats are in the "lean Republican" category.
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"The accident caused oil tanker 'SANCHI' to catch on fire, tilting to the right, losing contact with the crew," it said.
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The next Democratic president will nominate a liberal to the court in the hope of tilting it in the other direction.
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Monetary policy has been very supportive of asset markets over the past eight years but the direction of policy is tilting slowly.
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The decision, Ginsburg wrote, will have profound consequences for workplace inequality and abuse, tilting the legal landscape in favor of exploitative employers.
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The new Surface Pen has 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity — twice as much as before — and can supports tilting for shading effects.
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The speakers also come with other ease-of-use bonuses like an adjustable base that allows for tilting up to 20 degrees.
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Not only is the air conditioning suddenly not working but the tilting skillet they ordered online needs to be fixed as well.
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Tilting or shaking cyborg Elmo will show different animations on his LCD screen and make noises sure to annoy everyone around them.
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He will take Ms Dugdale's seat on Labour's National Executive Committee, tilting its composition towards the Corbynites in key votes this summer.
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Since its completion eight years ago, the building has sunk 2070 inches and is tilting at least two inches to the northwest.
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Democrats are trying hard to raise questions about the nominee because they see Kavanaugh tilting the court even further to the right.
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But with roughly one-fourth of all voters viewing both parties unfavorably, House GOP pollster David Winston sees independents tilting the outcome.
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It is true that Wasserman Schultz was caught with her thumb on the scale, tilting the party's activities in favor of Clinton.
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Or it could be due to another factor: Manmade global warming could be tilting the scale in favor of exceptional snowfall outcomes.
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Buildings in nine other locations in the city of 2 million people had collapsed and five were left tilting at alarming angles.
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That makes it a much less imposing camera, but it lacks the tilting viewfinder and full swivel LCD of last year's camera.
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It's a little jarring at first, especially as you get a handle on tilting your head left or right for sharper turns.
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Users will also find much more accurate tilting and shading, allowing the pen to function like a real pencil in some applications.
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Markets are already tilting toward Friday's jobs report, but data on the services sector Thursday could prove important, given January's weaker reading.
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RBC Capital Markets analyst Paul Quinn said the drop in shares could indicate that the situation was tilting in International Paper's favor.
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Daredevil's second season suffered without Fisk's gravity, tilting out of control at times as it introduced world-ending mythology and nefarious ninjas.
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Some Senate races appear to be tilting the Democrats' way, though the controversy stirred by Trump is likely a big reason why.
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A tentative settlement was just reached over the notorious sinking and tilting of the Millennium Tower residential building in San Francisco, California.
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The alternative is to find ways to vote more often with the majority, and that could mean tilting toward a liberal outcome.
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"Interestingly, the seductive smile could be accompanied by submissive behavior (tilting the head downward), or dominant behavior — proudly and slowly glancing away."
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But more likely than tilting toward China, Vietnam will seek to persuade Washington to strengthen its commitment to the region, he said.
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It emerged out of a number of Republican actions in recent years aimed at unfairly tilting the electoral system in their favor.
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But President Barack Obama worried that he would be perceived as tilting the scales toward Hillary Clinton if he revealed the plot.
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China is spending about $62 billion in Pakistan alone as part of the program, tilting another American ally further into its axis.
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"China and Malaysia remain closely connected at a time when the balance of global trade is tilting in Asia's direction," he said.
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It is a way that governing parties try to cement themselves in power by tilting the political map steeply in their favor.
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But lately, Krone observed, the party seemed to be tilting toward the whiners — beginning with the excuses offered for Hillary Clinton's defeat.
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With ballots still being counted, all indications point to a close, if perhaps Democratic-tilting, race for the U.S. House in November.
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Over all, the results were in line with national expectations for November: a competitive, if perhaps Democratic-tilting, race for the House.
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Calling for an outright ban on weaponry buzzing around low or high-Earth orbit feels like tilting at windmills at this point.
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In response, the government is trying to alter the composition of the migrant work force, tilting it toward people with greater skills.
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The opposite seems to be true in a crazily tilting iron sculpture by the German-born Venezuelan artist called Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt).
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In both states, there is a 90-point gap between where Republicans and Democrats stand on Trump's approval, with independents tilting negative.
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These machinations have the ability to make or break products, tilting the playing field in favor of what benefits the platform most.
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In recent days, they had seemed resigned to fearing that Mr. Trump's victory, in particular, was tilting the outcome here against them.
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Public sentiment has been tilting against Mr. Kelly since the documentary, but support for him is still easy to find in Chicago.
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This season will determine whether they are Sancho Panza and Don Quixote tilting at windmills or Davids with an increasingly targeted slingshot.
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A precisely rendered view of Ms. Semmel's naked body anchors "Beachbody," 63, a windblown scene of unruly brush strokes and tilting horizon.
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Sales are shifting online, prices of tangible goods are falling and consumption is tilting towards services, all of which diminishes sales-tax revenue.
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Finally, land on your brows' end by tilting that ruler from the corner of the nose to the outer corner of the eye.
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Though still tilting negative, those ratings outpace the previous high reached just after the GOP convention in July, when 43% saw Trump favorably.
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" Lawrence, 27, starts the video by revealing "how models fake thigh gaps" (by tilting back their pelvis), and notes, "everything is an illusion.
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It's double the speed of the previous version, and it can handle tilting, which lets users shade like they would with a pencil.
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Improvements in racquet technology have ushered out the once-popular aggressive, serve-and-volley style, tilting matches in favor of baseline-centered bludgeoning.
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In fact, the global bond markets are also tilting toward further weakening in economies around the world, including that of the United States.
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The other model proposes a "ramp-flat geometry," with a smooth horizontal section positioned between between two tilting sections, similar to a staircase.
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People who see a 360 photo with the compass icon can scan around it by tilting their phone or click/tap-and-dragging.
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It also has a 1.3mpx camera and a design that allows for panning and tilting, allowing you to get the perfect viewing angle.
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They allow us to recognize that we, and not the world, are tilting when we lean forward to get out of our chairs.
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With a tilting suspension and a maximum suggested weight of just one ton, however, it should still be entertaining on a winding road.
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The frigate, which recently took part in a major NATO military exercise, was aground and tilting on one side, live television pictures showed.
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So now you imagine two billion people, like an ant colony of humanity, and it's tilting the playing field towards the crazy stuff.
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The outcome, according to the European Commission, is an illegal tilting of the playing field, just like a subsidy to one favored company.
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Now I say 'just', however the app actually requires some pretty extensive head tilting to trigger the timer at this inaugural stage (v1.0).
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In fact, winners and losers were split evenly, with the Valeant loss tilting the scale negative in terms of returns for the fund.
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If you're not ready to abandon your regular pillow, simply consider popping two of these babies on and tilting the whole damn bed.
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Central banks across the globe are tilting towards easing as the escalating U.S.-China trade war adds pressure on the slowing world economy.
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Lately, the answer is no, as the Roberts Court has habitually deferred to the Trump administration while structurally tilting American democracy toward conservatives.
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The ship is part of Lego's ultimate collector series with swiveling guns, a tilting radar dish, two blaster pistol weapons, and intricate detailing.
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Social-issue documentaries are the white knights of cinema — vanquishing dragons, tilting at windmills — but they are not intended as agents of diplomacy.
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Egypt has steadily lost regional influence, relied on repression rather than development, and may be tilting back toward Russian arms and security ties.
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Kiki told me that wealthy foreigners, especially Russians and Chinese, were buying up many of these tilting, toylike houses, driving up the prices.
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Or will we continue channeling Don Quixote — tilting at windmills we can't defeat, while refusing to fight the battles we can actually win?
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The move toward drug law reform may not be unstoppable, but it is certainly tilting in the direction of a more rational policy.
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One version has patients tilting a tablet to steer the character's hoverboard, dodging fiery potholes and looking for special orbs along the way.
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The country's nationalist government, after erecting fences and setting up refugee camps, has seen hardening xenophobia and rising support for tilting toward authoritarianism.
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But women are so often on the receiving end of badness that reversing or even tilting this dynamic can be impossible to grasp.
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In the recent crashes, investigators believe the MCAS malfunctioned and moved a tail flap called the stabilizer, tilting the plane toward the ground.
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A delay would increase the chances of a reversal of Brexit, especially as the opposition Labour Party is tilting towards supporting another referendum.
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The greatest danger is to waste the next 18 months tilting at windmills focused on a quest certain to fail in the Senate.
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Background reading: Thanks to ruthless discipline — and a project long in the making — the Republican Party is tilting federal benches to the right.
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But as envelope after envelope I opened revealed the wrong document, a familiar sensation of world-tilting, paralyzing panic started to take hold.
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But unlike 2016, when Clinton entered the race with a nearly insurmountable lead, there are no superdelegates tilting the playing field against Sanders.
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These included a single injection of a chemical to activate the mouse's pain fiber, cage tilting and rapid changes between light and dark.
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When imbued with the right provenance, a simple pen or keyboard may even be capable of tilting the performance odds in our favor.
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Tilting her head, she studied it and then passed it to Ro, who held it up and said she thought it was beautiful.
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Nevertheless, his allies in the ruling Law and Justice Party continue tilting at the country's 10,000 judges, nudging out those that they can.
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The Marquette poll found those voters splitting evenly in the Wisconsin Senate race and tilting narrowly toward Democrat Evers in the governor's contest.
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Trump is already giving us a curtain raiser on his intent, tilting toward a pass for his autocratic ally in the Middle East.
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It is a heavy trip to consider what design we are currently living out, in a society that seems increasingly tilting toward dystopia.
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Although both Sanders and Trump have been leading here for months, their initial campaigns were seen as little more than tilting at windmills.
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I think the real cause of the pain that America is in is 40 years of the economy tilting dramatically against working people.
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"Nobody wants to come to Estonia physically," Kotka recently told me over Skype, tilting his computer's camera toward the window by way of explanation.
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When a user sees the media in the story, they can immediately begin interacting with the photo or video by tilting, clicking or dragging.
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Words can also be selected from the suggestions bar via tilting the pointer to a suggested word and short clicking on the chat head.
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Pointing a palm at the Air will lift the drone off the ground and tilting the hand will control it while it's in flight.
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A hyrbid-electric propulsion aircraft, the Nexus will use six tilting ducted fans to take off and land vertically from a rooftop or launchpad.
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Free-marketeers rightly point out that intervention is often injudicious and ends up tilting the scales not towards consumers but to vested business interests.
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The tracks are similar to those on a tank and paired with tilting, extended handle, the suitcase can be pulled up stairs with ease.
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Sherman, GameClub CEO, has worked in the gaming industry for around 17 years, including time spent at EA and his own startup, Tilting Point.
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On the back is a fairly standard 3.2-inch tilting touchscreen, which is surrounded by those illuminated buttons that leaked a few weeks ago.
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A tilting design allows for the drone to use the same six propellers to fly forward as it does for take off and landing.
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Since the GOP-tilting precincts don't tilt as severely, the GOP vote sinks you'd craft to make a Democratic gerrymander aren't nearly as effective.
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Another approach is behavioral therapy with children, in which therapists try different approaches such as tilting their heads or drinking large glasses of water.
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The tablet mode is largely what you'd expect, and there's even a stylus with support for tilting and more than 4,000 levels of sensitivity.
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The online conspiracy discourse may have began tilting toward a toxic arc as Ong's Hat progressed, but of course, the whole internet changed too.
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As for the ensuing actions the Fed might take on monetary policy, the view is now tilting back toward additional rate action this year.
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From self-driving cars to cryptocurrencies, tilting the scales in favor of established players with deep pocketbooks is unlikely to benefit the little man.
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Mawarire also spoke of tilting #ThisFlag toward elections in 2018 - a sensible strategy, perhaps, for somebody just one misstep away from another treason charge.
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By tilting the playing field against America Movil, the reform sparked a price war that sharply lowered prices for cell phone service in Mexico.
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Over the years there have been hundreds of forum threads, YouTube videos and reddit posts accusing EA of putting "ice tilting" in their games.
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Emergency responders are attempting to prop up the structure, one of four buildings in Hualien which are tilting or have collapsed, using huge poles.
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Its boss, Tidjane Thiam, an ex-insurer, is tilting it, like UBS, further from investment banking towards wealth management, with special emphasis on Asia.
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Wheeler will step down in 2628 and control is tilting to the agency's Republican commissions after Dem Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel failed to be reconfirmed.
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The case raises serious concerns that Korea is tilting the playing field to deprive U.S. businesses of the fair value of their intellectual property.
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Lewandowski saw him as a Braveheart-like hell-raiser tilting against a party elite that had not seen fit to embrace either of them.
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It said 10 South Koreans and 13 Filipinos had been on board, along with a U.S. harbor pilot, when the ship began tilting over.
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Children from the art camp made us cards and drawings that illustrated what they thought our lives were like in a tilting spinning house.
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From the square where the play will be staged, the dome of the Scola Canton, one of the synagogues, can be seen tilting alarmingly.
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Before this blondie became one of Hollywood's hottest stars, she was just a head tilting tot living the simple life in New York City.
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The upside: China has exploited the U.S. by stealing technology and radically tilting the playing field to companies with ties to the Beijing government.
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Suburban women are pivotal in this year's campaign, and many of them were already tilting toward Democrats because of their contempt for President Trump.
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McKinsey provided something different — an economic plan that Mr. Yanukovych could use to portray himself as a market-based reformer, tilting to the West.
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In what would become a theme, she portrayed herself as an outsider from the future-facing West, tilting against an ossified establishment in Washington.
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The firm said it's "tilting bullish" on the stock and listed several key drivers of the stock including iPhone, AirPods, Services, and gross margins.
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"The underlying picture remains subdued, with momentum tilting towards a slowdown," said Joe Hayes, economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the Purchasing Managers' Index.
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There are important concerns about the Chinese networking firm Huawei creating backdoors for surveillance or tilting the carrier equipment market toward Chinese-defined standards.
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Tilting it slightly the other way would reveal the hologram, which came in a variety of designs: One was a train; another, a car.
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Liberals continue to oppose a military buildup in Japan, but some analysts say younger people don't understand the dangerous stakes of tilting toward militarism.
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The craft has features, including counterrotating blades that minimize noise and tilting rotors that improve efficiency, that match Uber's envisioned approach to air taxis.
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For them, the #MeToo movement, mandatory military service, and government programs for women's advancement are signs that the playing field is tilting against men.
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The Lumix ZS200 is a solid camera with a 20.1-megapixel sensor, 4K photo sequencing, and fast autofocus with the same non-tilting touchscreen.
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Tilting economic policy towards smaller companies, by reining in or breaking up entrenched monopolies, would increase the range of opportunities available to ordinary people.
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Here and there, the narrative gallops at an accelerated pace, almost tilting toward the melodramatic, but, for the most part, Walker bypasses this pitfall.
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Instead, Logitech has put a rather pedestrian scroll wheel on the MX Ergo, albeit one that does offer additional left and right tilting options instead.
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That could have happened when Mars wobbled on its axis, according to Kite's models — tilting so that the Sun hit more of the planet's surface.
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George W. Bush won South Carolina's primary in 2000, tilting the primary in his favor against John McCain and eventually helping him win the nomination.
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While stalking its prey, the eyes of triplefins sometimes alternate between red and blue, a trick the fish accomplishes by rotating and tilting its eyes.
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"Now we can fully express ourselves, in so many different ways," White said, wrapping her arm around Videckis and tilting her face toward the sun.
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"I now know that inspirations must come from everywhere," he said, tilting his head toward Chanel's artificial bright blue sky, part of the show set.
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It would eventually lead to tax hikes for many lower-income and middle-class Americans, while tilting its benefits toward wealthier people and their families.
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States could lose federal adoption funds, for instance, if they ban anti-LGBT discrimination — thereby tilting federal adoption funding toward states that allow religious recusals.
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And much more often than not these policies disproportionately affect minority groups, giving them the practical result of tilting the scales in favor of Republicans.
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Somehow tilting his body weight onto one side, he was able to lift the 70- to 80-pound beast onto his lap without tipping over.
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That's why Parker has a suite of sensors that will let the spacecraft know if it's tilting too much and needs to adjust its position.
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"The data this week could be key in tilting the probabilities of future rate cuts or a 50-basis-point cut this July," he added.
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There's pretty much no grip, though, while the electronic viewfinder "dome" tilts back to reveal a pop-up flash, and there's a horizontally tilting touchscreen.
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The comedy series starring Issa Rae returned Sunday night, bringing viewers right back into the ever-tilting world of Issa Dee (Rae) and her friends.
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As the company stressed during a briefing ahead of the event, the pen features 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity and support for tilting and shading.
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The figures illustrate how many funds are struggling to prove their worth and how the balance of power is increasingly tilting from managers towards investors.
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It sports the same kind of 2.36-million dot OLED viewfinder found on the new G85, and a 3-inch 1-million dot tilting touchscreen.
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The confirmation of Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court would be a huge victory for conservatives, tilting the court to the right for years to come.
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"I can't be sure that they are investigating me," he told me, raising an eyebrow and tilting his head in a cartoonish performance of skepticism.
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Tilt-shift photography goes like this: To get that "toy town effect," it involves "pointing the camera down, and then tilting the lens up," DigitalCameraWorld.
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Hillary Clinton will be off the campaign trail for days, letting the furor over Mr. Trump play out in a race tilting in her favor.
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At the moment of my grandparents' marriage, the Bay Area was in the process of changing its tribal myths, tilting toward a fresh civic ideal.
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"We live in a Snapchat-Twitter world," Mr. Clinton lamented, tilting his head theatrically — a septuagenarian embracing his age, decades after reveling in saxophone cool.
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Under Chief Justice John Roberts, the court's conservatives had already made great strides in structurally tilting the American democratic system in the Republican Party's favor.
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Now he is focussing on Yvonne Rainer's 1966 work "Trio A." The original five-minute piece consists of everyday movements like tilting, bending, and sitting.
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Shanshan Guo sits in her Shanghai tea studio and gently holds up a clay teacup, tilting it toward me so I can see the inside.
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"The data this week could be key in tilting the probabilities of future rate cuts or a 20.1-basis-point cut this July," he added.
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Controversy has exploded around Wasserman Schultz and her handling of the primary, with critics accusing her of consistently tilting the scales in favor of Clinton.
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But on Wednesday, Governor Philip Lowe surprised investors by tilting to a neutral stance from a previous tightening bias, citing several downside risks to growth.
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He finds just the right angle of arrogance when tilting his head, and draws close to the original in his beauty of face and form.
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A wide array of dance motifs returns throughout the work: A tilting stance with hands meeting overhead becomes a classically statuesque image of withdrawn meditation.
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Or, alternatively, it requires him to weave and stagger between the two approaches, tilting left on litmus tests while reassuring moderates with his public style.
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Accordingly, a small New York Times poll in October found that the district is tilting in Shalala's favor, but 33 percent of voters remain undecided.
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But the inventory of homes for sale has notched upward this spring, tilting the balance of power away from sellers, especially for higher-priced homes.
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Tilting Point announced this morning that it has acquired Star Trek Timelines, a free-to-play character collection game, from the game's developer Disruptor Beam.
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In the years since, each time I read about another state tilting toward legalization, I'd think, Oh, you poor parents … Do you know what's coming?
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At the height of the Cold War, he sought a "third way" between East and West and was criticized as tilting too much toward Moscow.
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The wealth is concentrated in a small group of schools, tilting toward private institutions like those in the Ivy League and other highly selective colleges.
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There was my shot: holding tight on all those ants running around, and then tilting up, and zooming back to show the New York skyline.
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Tilting Point announced yesterday that it has acquired Gondola, a company that aims to increase game monetization by optimizing in-game offers and video ads.
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In power since 1994, Mr. Lukashenko has long maneuvered adroitly between East and West, tilting one way and then the other in search of support.
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Roberts didn't mention his own role in tilting American democracy so radically toward the wealthy and against the very notion of one person, one vote.
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Some of the biggest media mergers of all time took place within the decade, pointing to the industry's power tilting in favor of massive conglomerates.
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The area's political balance has been slowly tilting left, as the county's demographics are changing, mirroring the rise in the number of Latinos throughout Arizona.
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I thought that was because I am a nervous flier, but now, with my seat tilting and diving, I realize it's because of the motion.
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It's an apocalyptic story, even though it's set in the Old West, about a country trapped in a cabin with itself and tilting toward murder.
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Some analysts have said Arizona, which recently has been reliably Republican in presidential elections, could be tilting more toward the Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, this year.
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May's embrace of Trump has galled Britain's closest European Union allies, who fear London is tilting too heavily towards the new U.S. administration ahead of Brexit.
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The PiS remains popular despite accusations that it is tilting formerly communist Poland back toward authoritarianism with a blend of vast social spending and nationalist rhetoric.
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Perlman and Yoshioka recognize that it's easy to see the work that PEPP does as a lost cause — a bunch of Don Quixotes tilting at windmills.
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Especially with the world as it is, perhaps as it has been for all of our lives — tilting toward the edge of something perpetually on fire.
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Otherwise it's this sort of tilting at windmills, where everybody feels good saying, 'I'm for Medicare for All, I'm for Medicare for All,' but nothing changes.
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The 45-degree rule refers to the angle in which you are tilting a butt plug, anal beads, a dildo, or a penis inside the anus.
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And AIPAC was a concern for Trump, since it's a generally Republican-tilting bipartisan group that threatened to tilt the other way in the 2016 campaign.
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The surgical side-step, coming after months of deliberation, bears the fingerprints of Chief Justice John Roberts, the new median justice on a right-tilting court.
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The multi-build jumbles of Lego glow with a golden sparkle, and you choose which object to create by tilting the right stick in different directions.
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The chair is also a motorized recliner, capable of tilting back at up to a 140-degree angle, letting your sprawl in comfort alongside your screens.
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The design is modeled after a midsize pickup truck reminiscent of the Ford Ranger with forward tilting lights that echo styling seen on older F-150s.
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So it's neither for casual design fans like me nor for coffee enthusiasts who expect a tiny bit more engineering than just a timed tilting mechanism.
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"I think they do a lot of double-teaming and tilting with the bigs so that allows LeBron to just pick the guys apart," Lue said.
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Goldman Sachs said it expected many Brexit-supporting Conservative lawmakers to accept a revised deal, partly because the Labour Party was tilting toward a second referendum.
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Efforts on Friday were focused on finding seven people still missing from a 12-storey residential building that was left tilting at a 45 degree angle.
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Without placing your right leg on the ground, hinge into a single-leg deadlift, extending your right leg behind you while tilting your upper body forward.
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So he's put together a free face-detecting app, called Selfie Stick, that lets you take selfies and hands-free photos just by tilting your head.
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Rather, it's her recent online admission of love for the Backstreet Boys that has our heads tilting quizzically to the side, like a confused puppy dog.
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This marks the second time in recent years that Facebook has committed publicly to tilting the feed to posts from people you know in real life.
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On the other hand, it's a non-motion-controlled title, which means you're pretending to be an eagle by tilting your head while holding a controller.
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Now there are people who think that politically those fortunes being used for things like lobbying or giving to candidates, that that's tilting the playing field.
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"The choice then becomes whether it is a currency or a collectible, with its supporters tilting towards the former and its detractors the latter," he said.
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Republicans have won the governorship just once since the turn of the century, and polls show the current gubernatorial contest tilting toward Democratic nominee Ralph Northam.
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A separate examination this year found that the tower had descended about 19353 inches altogether, while tilting roughly six inches, since opening its doors in 2009.
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Still, you see the balance tilting in new combinations of street finds and luxe, or faux-luxe, materials in a spellbinding installation on Mnuchin's second floor.
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The previous FCC argued such deals let companies buy an unfair advantage over smaller competitors, tilting the until-now level internet playing field on its ear.
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But Democrats have long argued that voter ID laws, which hit Democratic constituents like minority voters the hardest, are actually about tilting elections in Republicans' favor.
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The pot, like a miniature cement mixer, rocked and rolled, sizzled and seared, mixing and cooking simultaneously, before tilting its steaming contents into a waiting bowl.
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Recognition of this reality, and an end to tilting at windmills, is one of the things that Satya Nadella seems to have brought to the table.
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Tilting my head up, I watched the rays of sun drift lazily down through the glassy surface and let myself float back to the world above.
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The doors opened before me and, blinking, I stepped through, tilting my chin to feel the cold wind and the warm winter sunlight on my face.
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On Monday, she did much of it superbly — not least the wonderful plays with balance in the ballroom solo, tilting now forward on point, then back.
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And while he no doubt weighs what he sees and adjusts his fire accordingly, his measure of the world seems to be tilting away from him.
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Its alleged tilting of search results to favor its services over those offered by competitors led to the European Union's $2.7 billion antitrust penalty in June.
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He has been indicted in America for engaging in "information warfare" aimed at tilting the last presidential election in favour of Donald Trump, which he denies.
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They have more seats and a new reservation system, plus touch-less technology in the larger bathrooms, and "tilting technology" to make the ride less jarring.
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As Kleinzahler writes in "Warm Night in February": It smells of summer out,she said in Safeway's parking lot,tilting her head upto reach more air.
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Instead of a railing, visitors will find an outwardly tilting nine-foot-high glass wall, also best kept at a distance by those who fear heights.
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But then the teenager, Kawsar Roshan, paused, tilting the screen to show a picture of a piece of United States government paperwork she received only Thursday.
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In a primary race that is tilting more to the left, a moderate may provide Democrats with the best chances of winning back the White House.
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It can rotate up and down, the monitor tilting to taste — not so far as the Surface Studio, but with that same general range of motion.
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The sun was setting behind the cross-hatching of oak trees as Karen dragged the empty, tilting stroller toward the café as quickly as she could.
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With performers like Róisín Murphy, Mia Moretti, the Atlantics and the Gypsy Queens, Giorgio's has been tilting the city's social axis since it opened in November.
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Lee's career was taking off around the same time that Nixon made his historic visit to China, a sign of the tilting global balance of power.
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But the balance in negotiations seems to be tilting toward the clubs, as free agency is no longer the hallowed grounds that players once dreamed about.
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Corruption has seeped into the fabric of our government, tilting thousands of decisions away from the public good and toward the desires of those at the top.
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"The Supreme Court, as I'm sure you know, is tilting more originalist and conservative," Jamieson Gordon, a spokeswoman for Ohio Right to Life, wrote in an email.
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So Nikon's latest full frame professional camera, the D850, borrows some pro experiences from it's mirrorless rivals: Including a tilting display, focus stacking, and mirror-free shooting.
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As Sean Hannity learned recently after encountering criticism from fellow conservatives for supposedly tilting towards Trump, being perceived to favor a candidate creates headaches for a host.
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Bruce Cleaver, the firm's chief executive, and Mark Cutifani, the boss of its parent company, Anglo American, stood by a ceremonial fire, flames tilting in the wind.
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It still has a 180-degree tilting touchscreen, but also now has a microphone jack, which could make it a good option for YouTubers and other vloggers.
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Swishing the wine in the glass can help unleash these chemicals, as can tilting the glass to increase the surface area when you stick your schnoz in.
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If, in his unplanned second act, Mr. Kaplan was tilting at windmills, at least he was doing so with one of Mahler's batons, which he also owned.
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These windmill-tilting arguments have been trickling out steadily in recent years, following the lead of hip-hop tastemakers and Collins fanboys like Questlove and Kanye West.
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The head of America's Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Scott Gottlieb, has spent his first year in office tilting the balance away from rulemaking and towards efficiency.
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Clinton would likely win in any scenario but a Trump withdrawal would create significant uncertainty in a race that is now tilting back heavily in Clinton's direction.
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The team also avoided a tilting-wing configuration, another common VTOL strategy that mounts the propellers on the wing and pitches the whole assembly up and down.
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At first I thought I was just drifting around the tank again, but it was different than that, somehow, like I was tilting on a new axis.
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Clinton holds a 7903-point edge among likely voters in the historically blue-tilting Pennsylvania, and Trump tops Clinton by 5 with voters in red-leaning Arizona.
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Buildings in nine other locations in the city of 2 million people had collapsed and five were left tilting at alarming angles, a government emergency centre said.
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In the streets of New York, few things give you away as a tourist as obviously as tilting your head to take in the city's upper limits.
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"I'm tilting more towards our products doing what they do by themselves automatically rather than requiring control," he said, adding that the company never shared any data.
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At 53 years old, Kavanaugh, if confirmed, is expected to give Republicans a fifth conservative judge on the Supreme Court, tilting it to the right for decades.
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That's where he set the trap, wiping out four Japanese carriers and tilting the "balance of the war in the Pacific" in favor of the United States.
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Republican leaders will need to carefully weigh the pros and cons of embracing a deeply polarizing president in a midterm cycle that is already tilting against them.
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Millennium Partners, the real-estate developers behind Millennium Tower, have claimed that construction on a massive transit center nearby is to blame for any sinking or tilting.
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Clinton over the use of a private email server while serving as secretary of state — and that the news media is tilting its coverage to benefit Democrats.
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The leak only intensified the tensions between Wasserman Schultz and the Vermont senator's supporters, many of whom accused her of tilting the primary in favor of Clinton.
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Analysts attributed much of the advances in stocks to short-covering on firming oil prices amid talk of a moderate to hawkish Fed voting member tilting dovish.
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In order to achieve higher speeds on the US' antiquated infrastructure, the new Acela trains have a "tilting technology" so the forces around curves aren't as jarring.
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The drone has DJI's usual signature obstacle-avoidance technology, but now it can actually plan a flight path and intelligently dodge obstacles, climbing and descending, and tilting.
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Some officeholders in the liberal-tilting city initially voiced concern about hosting the convention, and last year the Charlotte city council passed a resolution condemning the president.
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CreditCreditDylan Hollingsworth for The New York Times Ben Holland holds a Mason jar, tilting it slightly to show the powdery 90 milligrams of the antibiotic tylosin inside.
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Throughout "Dear Lord," the dancers took staggering steps from one corner of the stage to the other, rounding their backs and tilting their heads to the light.
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For now, his decisions are tilting in Mr. Putin's favor, but there is also concern that they also could move in the other direction with equal speed.
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A 2016 study of 16 European countries found that unions — especially those with strong ties to social democratic parties — help keep workers from tilting to the right.
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Wirecutter recommends the Sanus VMPL50A-B1 Tilting Wall Mount, which can tilt up and down and works for TVs from 32 inches to 70 inches in size.
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Much of Mr. Seaga's career, as leader of the Jamaica Labor Party and as prime minister, was spent tilting in opposition to his political nemesis, Michael Manley.
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Plazas are nearly empty, long corridors of Roman arches are blank, sharp perspective lines don't quite match up, which sends the ground plane tilting up and down.
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These artists are not endorsing conspiracy theories (at least, I hope not!), but using them to sketch a vision of America: weird, unserious and tilting into madness.
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She conjoins the spiky rhythms of Rashaan Carter's bass with tilting sheets of harmony, built by her tenor saxophone, David Bryant's keyboard and Roman Filiu's alto saxophone.
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As of Wednesday morning 145 people were unaccounted for, according to CNA, Taiwan's official news agency, with four buildings in the area either tilting or already collapsed.
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Yet he won easily in Virginia, a result that suggests centrist Democrats can win in an era where the national Democratic Party seems to be tilting left.
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It's worth remembering, too, that liberalism is not just struggling in America, with our Electoral College and right-tilting Senate; it is struggling all around the world.
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You should finally be able to reliably unlock your iPhone without tilting it to the right angle or maybe even while it's sitting flat on your desk.
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The Obama administration imposed new sanctions on Russia in December and expelled 35 Russian officials following revelations the Kremlin tried tilting the 2016 race in Trump's favor.
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Introduced instead by her mother, she made her bared belly, pregnant with twins, the centerpiece of a nail-biting, chair-tilting, hologram-enhanced act in the show.
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One of the tallest buildings in the city, the 58-story Millennium Tower, continues to sink into the ground and is tilting 15 inches toward neighboring skyscrapers.
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It's clear that humans have altered the background conditions in which all weather takes place, tilting the odds in favor of more severe, damaging and deadly weather.
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The tilting concrete block serves as a sort of chimney, hollow and open to the sky over an interior courtyard with a fire pit at its heart.
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According to reports from people who got the phone early, tilting the Pixel 2 XL to the side cast a strange blue color across the entire screen.
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Answering questions from students, Younger said the global balance was tilting towards China as the world's second largest economy gains significant capital, political clout and technological dominance.
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Traditional swing states Ohio and Florida look favorable to Trump — despite states he won such as Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Arizona tilting toward Democrats in this month's elections.
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Speculation is growing in the Tar Heel State that Republicans will attempt to add two seats to the state's Supreme Court next week, tilting the balance toward conservatives.
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The company's app features a number of different coding games, and the robot also responds to motions like tilting and shaking, interaction aimed at roping in younger users.
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This means you'll be able to adjust the thickness and texture of ink in Office apps just by physically tilting the Surface Pen on the new Surface Pro.
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A lot of the children were more clumsy in the videos, like dropping a ball more frequently during catch, stumbling more often, or tilting to the left side.
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That makes acute angles look wider than they actually are, which in turn makes the long parallel lines seem to be tilting toward and away from each other.
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"Having said that, these risks are now tilting to the downside for global growth, while, let's say six months ago, we would have said they were pretty balanced."
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The flight from Enter Air, a Poland-based charter airline, was captured on video tilting to the right just before making contact with the tarmac at Salzburg airport.
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Correspondingly, while some of the world's biggest fintech firms are American, the distribution of unicorns and other fast-growing startups is tilting toward a more even global balance.
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But with conservatives tilting hard against the FBI, it's not too far of a leap to suggest that Hogg is just a patsy for the FBI's nefarious agenda.
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Instead of just dumping it through the portioner, the team vibrated the scoop, gently tilting it until the material flowed in a tiny stream into the collection area.
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At the same time, Gen X'ers and Millennials are tilting a bit more toward the Democrats in recent years, helping to offset the overall aging of the population.
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They have less, or no, exposure overseas … We have a small-cap strategy, and we've been tilting more to small- and mid-caps even in our core strategy.
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Their optimization for "engagement" is a Brobdingnagian thumb on their scales, tilting their playing fields into whole Himalayas of advantages for bad faith, misinformation, disinformation, outrage and hate.
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Instead, Beta used tilting motors on their own outriggers, since it's not combining the wing and the motor supports into single assemblies that have to do several jobs.
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He later told me doing the movements on the downward-tilting board activates the muscles the models rely on to flawlessly walk the runway in sky-high heels.
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And, now that the research is tilting the scales away from BCAAs and toward more-complete amino acid supplements, many more are poised to drop later this year.
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While Reid helped bring out union and casino workers to the Nevada caucuses that ultimately helped Clinton, he denied that he was tilting the scales in her favor.
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Just like the X-T1, I mostly used the tilting display when shooting from a low-down or high-up perspective where looking through the EVF wasn't feasible.
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A film like Inside Llewyn Davis finds dark humor in failure, but to treat futility—the eternal tilting at windmills—with utter seriousness is a far trickier proposition.
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So far, to me, The Handmaid's Tale has been smart about staying on the right side of the line when it comes to tilting over into full misery.
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With heavy backing from the activists, three new council members were elected last fall, tilting the balance on the council, which passed the anti-discrimination ordinance in February.
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While Apple must convince buyers to fork out nearly $2000,210 for its high-end model, challengers are tilting at the luxury market, offering similar features for less money.
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Not running afoul of Trump's supporters fulfills that goal in the short term; tilting the nation's political structures toward white rural voters achieves it in the long term.
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CreditCreditPhotograph from Arthur C. Aufderheide The twin-prop plane swung low, tilting its wings and heading north, only to circle back and swoop down over the men again.
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Judge Garland's court, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, is prestigious but has a limited and idiosyncratic docket tilting toward administrative law.
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However, others said he was tilting regulations in favor of the sectors the EPA is supposed to regulate, for instance, weakening pollution regulations on coal-fired power plants.
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Pawlenty, who spent eight years as the state's governor last decade, was seen as the party's only chance of winning the governor's mansion in the Democratic-tilting state.
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And some of the country's largest pension funds, including the California State Teachers' Retirement System and New York State's retirement fund, have begun tilting away from fossil fuels.
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For about 18 months, Mr. Hammerand operated those controls for several hours a day, zooming, panning, tilting and adjusting the exposure to his liking before making a screenshot.
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Or both things could happen, within different parts of the Asian-American community — with Chinese-Americans tilting more Republican and Indian-Americans staying firmly on the center-left.
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In a state that is tilting more Democratic and where Mr. Trump is deeply unpopular, Mr. Grossman's attempts to tap into Trump momentum may be a losing strategy.
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Across a polluted channel from the Lagos mainland, past a sugar refinery belching smoke, is Snake Island, a serpent-shaped piece of land dotted by tilting tin huts.
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The spring equinox signals that the Northern Hemisphere of the planet has begun slowly tilting toward the sun, leading to longer days and more sunlight, according to NASA.
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It also has the classic KitchenAid tilting head design for easy access, as well as a heavy-duty, marked glass bowl for holding all of your culinary creations.
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Spin Master's Hatchimals WOW comes in purple or pink, but you won't know which one you get until you hatch it by tilting the egg back and forth.
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A spokesperson for Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that India's "boasting of such capabilities is reminiscent of Don Quixote's tilting against windmills," meaning to fight imaginary enemies.
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Worker found alive in collapsed hotel The Yun Men Tsui Ti is one of four buildings in the city that were either tilting or had collapsed, authorities said.
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The al-Nuri mosque's tilting minaret, nicknamed "the hunchback" and sometimes referred to as Iraq's Leaning Tower of Pisa, had graced Mosul's skyline for more than eight centuries.
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As recently as 963, the deal seemed to be tilting in San Diego's favor, after Cashner put up a 3.06 ERA over 26 starts while Rizzo hit just .
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U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia interfered in the 2016 campaign with the aim of tilting the election in Trump's favor, a finding that Moscow has denied.
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Pour about 3 tablespoons more of the egg mixture into the empty space, tilting the pan and slightly lifting the cooked egg so the liquidy egg runs underneath it.
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So far, special elections in places like Georgia, Kansas and South Carolina have shown the needle tilting away from Trump, but not enough to lose him any Republican Congressmen.
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The system also includes a 4K HDR camera with 21-megapixel sensor and 3x digital zoom, mounted on a gimbal that's capable of tilting 90 degrees up and down.
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If the problem is that people don't care about facts in the first place, then trying to convince them what is or isn't a fact is tilting at windmills.
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At the same time, a combination of vengeful partisanship, internet-based alternative realities and the primary system of nominating candidates, which promotes hardliners, is tilting American politics towards extremism.
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Anyone staging a revival of "Fiddler," especially on Broadway, faces a similar test: how to offer a fresh take without tilting too far from what audiences know and love.
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The video on the right doesn't make you want to vomit, however, as the Quark works to offset the tilting of my head as I carved into the turns.
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Apple's brand name for this is Face ID. To use Face ID iPhone X owners register their facial biometric by tilting their face in front of the TrueDepth camera.
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As in any emerging industry, there is growing specialization, with some trade shows tilting more toward hemp and marijuana growers and others toward more exotic specialties like vaping technology.
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Each painting positions a few stock elements: amorphous vases standing, tilting over, or smashed alongside ghostly hands;wire clay cutters; and violent tools, such as a hammer and knife.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Wealthy Asian investors are trading less, worried that trade tensions are tilting the global balance of power, Martin Blessing, co-head of wealth management at UBS (UBSG.
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So while lotteries may be snaffling ever more money for an ever smaller chance of striking it rich, at least the burden is tilting away from the very poorest.
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To snap better photos from a unique angle, for example, Apple recommends tilting the iPhone 7, looking straight up, or getting low on a subject before snapping the picture.
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If you use something more capable, like a camcorder, you have to do all the work — zooming in and out, panning, tilting — and that leaves no margin for error.
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But if you're the person sitting behind a recliner, having your bubble of personal space burst by a tilting seat-back feels like an insult to your very existence.
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But after years of technocratic government that has stressed the expert end of the spectrum, he is taking a risk in tilting the balance back towards the red zone.
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If you don't like that (and I know I don't), stop tilting at windmills and start addressing the problems that delivered the presidency to Trump in the first place.
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A three-judge panel ruled in 2016 that the map violated a group of Wisconsin voters' First and Fourteenth Amendment rights by tilting the districts to overwhelmingly favor Republicans.
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Socialists, social democrats, and left-tilting populists tend to favor a domestic focus—to call for an expansion of the welfare state, for instance, rather than costly military adventures.
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Researchers found that 73 percent of kiss initiators turned their heads to the right when kissing, with 75 percent of kiss recipients also tilting their heads to the right.
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Their 28-23 record created the impression that the Jets were an ascending team, even though it was unreasonable to imagine all those elements tilting in their favor again.
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Mr. Davis is still the favorite in the district — he won it by 19 points in 2016 — but with the national landscape tilting against Republicans, even he is vulnerable.
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Sanders acolytes view themselves as slighted in 2016 by a Democratic establishment that stacked the deck for Clinton, tilting everything from the debate schedule to delegate structures against them.
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On Sunday morning, parts of the city were a wreck, pervaded by the sweet stench of gas, wind-battered and littered with downed power lines and tilting utility poles.
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Airbus and other contenders had complained the government appeared to be tilting the race in favor of Lockheed Martin's F-35 plane, which the Royal Canadian Air Force wants.
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One moment passengers were sitting at a piano bar on their huge cruise ship slipping through the water off the East Coast and seconds later the ship started tilting.
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Her video shows at least three vessels on the lake, including the two Ride the Ducks boats rocking and tilting to the side as ripples turned into massive waves.
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Fresh U.S. tariffs on Argentina and Brazil, plus a threat to impose duties on French goods, are fuelling fears that risks are tilting towards an escalation of the crisis.
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"Weakness in the global economy, perceptions of downside risks to growth and subdued global inflation pressures were cited as factors tilting inflation risk to the downside," the minutes note.
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Fresh U.S. tariffs on Argentina and Brazil, plus a threat to impose duties on French goods, are fueling fears that risks are tilting towards an escalation of the crisis.
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The Democrats are favored to win so many more races than they currently lead because there's a lopsided number of Republican-tilting districts where the Democrats are highly competitive.
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"Corruption has seeped into the fabric of our government, tilting thousands of decisions away from the public good and toward the desires of those at the top," she said.
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One is a tilting of the rules, perhaps based on the revelations of the trip to Doug's house and some cool moves on the part of Michael and Janet.
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John Oddo, the show's musical director, arranger and orchestrator, led an ensemble that embraced every genre, tilting toward swing and understating the role of traditional country in the grand swirl.
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A homemaker with three children, Ms. Wilson began tilting toward art in her 30s, when she took a painting class at the Akron Art Institute (now the Akron Art Museum).
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"We're probably going to be doing the work we've always been doing, which is just keeping an eye out for big media platforms tilting toward racism and bigotry," Rivitz said.
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Kacyvenski knows about tilting the odds in his favor — people who had his start in life and succeed don't leave the big things to chance if they can avoid it.
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"The drop in average loan size suggests that builders are tilting production to lower-priced homes, which continues to see the tightest inventories and strongest home-price growth," said Fratantoni.
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The two sculptors, who had a ten-year-long affair, immortalized one another in art, Auguste brooding in his bearded terracotta portrait, and Camille plaintively tilting her white plaster head.
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For a man who has been described as the Don Quixote of the art world, tilting at the windmills, Cenedella is undaunted by the uphill climb he has in court.
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Instead of getting into a space fighter cockpit, you settle into the body of an eagle, directing its movements by tilting your head and dipping your face up or down.
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And it's still sporting a 3-inch, 1-million dot, tilting touch screen LCD on the back — though this one tilts in more directions than the one on the G7x.
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At least three vessels were on the lake, including the two Ride the Ducks boats rocking and tilting to the side as ripples turned into massive waves, her video shows.
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"These effects could include tilting the market in favor of entities with weaker benefits or solvency standards and weakening the protections for consumers with pre-existing health conditions," Uccello said.
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One survivor, Shamirah Nsereko, told local NTV Uganda on Sunday night the captain had repeatedly warned the passengers that the boat was tilting to one side and taking in water.
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Younger generations are reportedly tilting their chins down to look at smartphones and other handheld devices, shifting weight from the spine to the muscles at the back of the head.
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Guests can also now "float" over Seattle 520 feet up via new Skyrisers by leaning into the tilting glass walls on the open-air deck for an angled vantage point.
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Sanders has pointed to the grassroots energy surrounding his insurgent campaign as evidence he's the outsider, while making the case the national party is tilting the field in Clinton's favor.
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Enabling terrorists and criminals to be able to communicate without the government being able under any circumstances to listen in, is tilting too far from what our basic security requires.
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I tried this out myself — it was both fun and unnerving to see the Mini rolling in different directions depending on whether I was smiling, frowning or tilting my head.
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You use apps such as Facebook or YouTube to tune into one of the 360-degree video feeds, and you can move the camera by tilting and rotating the phone.
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Additional experimentation allowed him to "direct" a scene by using alcohol and water to initiate movements, while slightly tilting the petri dishes to give the liquids a particular directional movement.
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Video she recorded shows at least three vessels on the lake, including the two Ride the Ducks boats rocking and tilting to the side as ripples turned into massive waves.
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The script, by Nicholas Stoller (Neighbors, Forgetting Sarah Marshall), one of my favorite current movie comedy writer-directors, is both clever and silly without tilting too far in either direction.
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Mr. Trump promptly attacked the company, but he is tilting at the wrong windmill: Rather than some arbitrary downsizing, the company's decision was a rational response to many worrisome factors.
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They think the four G.O.P. Senate seats with serious races (Arizona, Nevada, Tennessee, Texas) are now either tilting their way — including, at long last, Arizona — or are, at worst, tossups.
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The Sanders campaign offered a broad-stroke condemnation of violence but didn't outright denounce the behavior of convention attendees, instead accusing Nevada Democrats of tilting the process toward Hillary Clinton.
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I obeyed, tilting my camera down from the Palace of Culture and Science, an impressive, ornate structure in the center of the city that's also the tallest building in Poland.
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The Sanders camp views themselves as slighted in 22016 by a Democratic establishment that stacked the deck for Clinton, tilting everything from the debate schedule to delegate structures against them.
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A toxic stew of congressional dysfunction, perilous electoral prospects, term limits on committee chairmen, and an increasingly rightward tilting party with a president widely see as erratic at its helm.
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Whatever its difficulties, addressing the vast transformation underway in the organization of work seems more relevant than tilting at windmills in hopes of restoring American manufacturing to its 1950s state.
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He also worked to avoid tilting his knees inward when landing with a rebound or making a sharp cut, which can put added stress on the outside of the joints.
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Some economists say soft retail sales and industrial output, a shrinking trade surplus, widening current account deficit and fallout from the coronavirus outbreak are tilting risks to the downside still.
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In a room on the ground floor, the words "look up" are painted underfoot, tilting visitors' heads back to take in the ceiling, with an image of the swirling cosmos.
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And a good number of those Democratic-tilting up-and-coming professional tech types will be at SXSW, where President Obama will likely begin to unfurl his post-presidency plans.
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Constantly tilting their heads forward to view content on their phones is creating a higher prevalence of bone spurs that form at the back of their skulls, according to new research.
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The Meta 2 may be comically huge and weirdly shaped, but I could look around normally and see a sharp, full image, instead of constantly tilting my head at odd angles.
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The riser kit offers a lot of customizability, though, and you can even adjust both the tilting and tenting with it, something you generally can't do on one-piece ergonomic keyboards.
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"Boasting of such capabilities is reminiscent of Don Quixote's tilting against windmills," it said, in a reference to the delusional hero of the 17th-century Spanish novel by Miguel de Cervantes.
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The V-280 simplifies this design and reduces the amount of weight that has to be rotated by having the engines remain in place and tilting only the driveshafts and rotors.
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Summers, who served as Treasury secretary under President Bill Clinton and as an economic advisor to President Barack Obama, said the Fed should be "tilting towards easing" in the coming months.
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Jenner, 21, completed the look with extra-long dark tresses and hoop earrings, tilting her head to the side and closing her eyes to effectively show off her bold makeup look.
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One journal article cited in the article explains how tilting your head forward 60 degrees puts an extra 60 pounds of pressure on the top of your spine and surrounding muscles.
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Casinos and gambling websites, already adept at tilting long-term odds in their favor, are getting a leg up from technology that could inject even more certainty into their profit calculations.
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Just to be clear, the $132 million isn't a price tag that Tilting Point is putting on its own services, and instead represents money that will actually be spent on advertising.
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In currency markets, the dollar held an upper hand against many of its rivals as other major central banks are seen tilting to a more dovish stance than the Federal Reserve.
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The U.S. intelligence community concluded in a report made public in January that the Kremlin had carried out a hacking and influence campaign aimed at tilting the election in Trump's favor.
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To hate San Francisco may be trendy, but outsiders and newcomers rolling their eyes at homelessness, rising rents (average one-bedroom: $3,700 a month), and tilting skyscrapers haven't earned their disdain.
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The US-led nuclear deal with Iran has alarmed Saudi Arabia and other Arab states on the Gulf, who fear America is tilting away from them and toward their longtime enemy.
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By tilting their tiny 6-millimeter bodies upward, lifting the middle two of their six legs off the water, and beating their wings they can cover half a meter per second.
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That's why it's important to know who a platform's hyper-engaged users are: They're the ones we can examine in order to predict which direction the AI is tilting the world.
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"If you think of the tilting itself as a sort of clock, a kind of time bomb if you will, this is something that takes years to pull off," he said.
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Toyota sold just 56,167 Scion vehicles in 2015, reflecting a broader drop in sales of small cars in a U.S. market that is tilting toward larger sport utility vehicles and trucks.
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Of the two hottest designers during a moment when fashion is tilting in a distinctly eastward direction, one, Gosha Rubchinskiy, is Russian; the other, Demna Gvasalia, Balenciaga's designer, is from Georgia.
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He started the 2018 election as a relatively unknown member of Congress from Texas who was tilting at the political windmill that is Ted Cruz because, well, no one else would.
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The problem is that companies like Disney and HBO are tilting ever more heavily toward the "realism" side of things, even when a story doesn't necessarily need to be presented realistically.
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Both Clinton and Trump will spend the day racing across a handful of key battleground states that could swing Tuesday's election, which polls show is extremely close but tilting toward Clinton.
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But some strategists point out that the Republicans who are most fired up over this issue are mainly concentrated in areas that were already solid or tilting red, like North Dakota.
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Some cooks use high heat, scrambling the eggs while lifting the edges and tilting the pan to allow most of the mixture to set; cheese is sprinkled on top before broiling.
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And that, too, had made us laugh, though he was serious now as he poured, tilting the plastic flask so that the barest ribbon of liquid threaded perfectly into the carton.
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The Nexus, whose interior Bell showed at last year's CES, will use six tilting ducted fans powered by a hybrid-electric propulsion system, with wings helping supplement lift in forward flight.
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The article says these requirements include: Quick take: This is more likely an opportunistic administrator tilting toward the prevailing political winds than a directive from somewhere above in the health bureaucracy.
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The result is a robot that can easily fly when it needs to, then land softly and, by tilting the rotor arms downwards, direct that same motive force into four wheels.
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The tilting tower has produced introspection among engineers in part because when the building was completed the developers received at least nine awards for "excellence in structural engineering," among other citations.
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When Trump came on the line, Sondland "sort of winced" and "held the phone away from his ear like this," Holmes testified, gesturing with his hand and tilting his head back.
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And as I've written before, as long as he's tilting at this particular windmill with the force of a thousand Don Quixotes, negotiations will vacillate between being serious and being ridiculous.
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"In Southeast Asia, you see countries tilting toward China, particularly after the American withdrawal from TPP," said Mr. Green, who served as a top Asia adviser to President George W. Bush.
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Green's two paintings, both from 2008, are small, 72016 x 18 inches, and, like his abstract landscapes, they hover tantalizing on the cusp of legibility without ever tilting into the pictorial.
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In fact, Timelines — which Tilting Point says has been downloaded 8 million times and earned over $100 million — was one of the first games supported by the company's user acquisition fund.
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And the commitments of states like New York and Massachusetts, and experienced multinational developers, show that the struggle to harness Atlantic breezes is no longer the same as tilting at windmills.
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The Trump administration risks tilting Iran's internal dynamics in the wrong direction at a pivotal moment, once again bringing the country's democratic struggle to grief and breeding another generation of enemies.
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Since the election, the media and many Democratic politicians have wrung their hands over their failure to pay attention to the legitimate anger in the Trump-tilting parts of the country.
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The congressional Democratic leadership is tilting clearly toward the latter camp, for instance by stressing the legislation to repair the ACA rather than the single-payer proposal that excites the left.
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The reasoning, as is evident again and again in the order, is entirely reverse engineered to produce the desired outcome: tilting capacity markets in favor of existing fossil fuel incumbents. 5.
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This kind of radical art thinking, that also took up a tilting position against capitalism as a series of devices for mechanic enslavement and social subjection, was blowing in the wind.
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For politicians in particular, social media is tilting the scales ever more firmly toward politically appealing stunts and away from serious considerations of trade-offs and compromise that are part of policymaking.
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There are hooks lining the walls for clothes and chairs, wheels on the bed for easy cleaning, and small tilting discs on the back of the seating for just a slight lean.
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It would also make Egypt's exports less competitive, tilting the balance in favor of imports and thereby widening the current account deficit, the degree to which a country's imports exceed its exports.
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Sheer screen size aside, the UltraSharp U4919DW has excellent viewing angles when you're sitting in the center (as you should), looking slightly from the side, or tilting the display down or upward.
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The lock can be quickly (but less securely) activated by tilting the man's hat, and then unlocked by turning what looks to be an ordinary pull knob while simultaneously holding the hat.
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L'Engle followed up her explosively popular, Newberry Award-winning debut with four novels: A Wind in the Door (1973), A Swiftly Tilting Planet (1978), Many Waters (1986), and An Acceptable Time (1989).
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Microsoft automatically adjusts your skin tone to the surroundings and textures, and you can make other edits with lighting and tilting and resizing your face, before sharing it on other social channels.
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Oco HD Security Camera – $67.15 See Details If you don't want to leave any spot in your home unchecked, this tilting camera delivers you the perfect viewing angle with pan/tilt controls.
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Xi's comments come on the back of increasing signs that China may be getting fed up with continued nuclear bluster from long-time ally North Korea and tilting toward the United States.
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In her painting, a geometrically inscribed plane of tightly fitted vertical and horizontal floorboards tilting backward from the picture plane as the eye rises rises from the bottom to the top edge.
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"You can actually trick your brain into thinking that your body is tilting left or right, and to compensate you'll naturally lean into the other direction to counteract that tilt," he added.
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"Bernie has changed politics, but his changes are not going to be realized unless he leads — and leading is not going to mean tilting at windmills at the convention," Mr. Dean said.
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But there were other indications on primary night that West Virginia's politics, which have been tilting Republican in recent years, are still in flux, thanks to some unexpected performances on the left.
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Another term in office for PiS following the national vote in October or November could increase Poland's isolation in the European Union amid criticism that the party is tilting towards authoritarian rule.
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Video posted by Jennie Phillips-Hudson Carr and shot from a nearby larger vessel showed two duck boats rocking and tilting to the side as the lake's ripples turned into massive waves.
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Making a rake of his fingers, he scoured behind his ears, then shifted to the back of his neck, tilting his head slightly to each side to bare it for forceful soaping.
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The tilting angle of the torso, the line of the advancing leg (its foot is just off the floor), the crook of one elbow, all add up variously as you circumnavigate her.
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The X15.99 is light enough that you can keep it around your neck at all times, and the tilting touchscreen on the back lets you shoot from all sorts of new angles.
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RENNES, France — The math, which worked so mercilessly against Thailand in its first two matches at the Women's World Cup, was for a time on Thursday improbably, wondrously, tilting in its favor.
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On the new podcast and in his new book "AI Superpowers," Lee predicts that we'll have to rethink professions like doctors and teachers, tilting them toward those skills that machines won't have.
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The Party of Regions employed Mr. Manafort to help rebrand Mr. Yanukovych and his party, which was long known as tilting toward Russia, as modernizers favoring closer ties to the European Union.
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Hamas is tapping into Palestinian's deepest emotion -- the right to return to land that was lost to Israel generations ago -- and current sentiments that Trump's Mideast peace project is tilting against them.
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When the director-choreographer Linda Haberman took over the "Spectacular" for the 2007 edition, she began tilting it in favor of the leggy dancers, who alternate performances in two 40-strong groups.
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On Wednesday morning, King was waiting in his office for the live impeachment hearings to start, tilting his head to look past me at the big-screen TV every now and then.
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New York (CNN Business)Facebook removed — and then restored — an advertisement from Senator Elizabeth Warren's campaign that sharply criticized Facebook and other tech companies for "tilting the playing field" in their favor.
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"Combinations," the title track from Mr. Cannon's new album, bears a distant resemblance to "Tricotism," the bassist Oscar Pettiford's classic composition; both are multipartite, tightly swinging tunes, with tilting and twining melodies.
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This is the first abortion case to reach the Supreme Court since they joined the bench, possibly tilting the balance more toward abortion foes than it previously was under Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Penguins were a puck-hogging, ice-tilting blur last spring, overwhelming opponents with an avalanche of shots and sustained offensive pressure that ended with the franchise's fourth Stanley Cup.
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For years, whenever there has been a strong jobs report like the one issued Friday, markets viewed it as hawkish for monetary policy — as tilting the balance toward more interest rate increases.
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IQUITOS, Peru — The Venezuelan government asked the Supreme Court early Saturday to revisit its decision to seize power from the national legislature, as criticism mounted that the country was tilting toward dictatorship.
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And for far too long, government has gone along, tilting the economic playing field in favor of the wealthy and powerful while putting new burdens on the backs of hard-working Americans.
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In just the past few years, cultural norms and legislation have begun to unravel some of the forces that discourage open salary discussion, sometimes even tilting pay negotiations in favor of employees.
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This exhibition did not change my view of Jenkins who, unlike Bluhm and Francis, became enthralled with a particular technique, that of pouring paint and tilting the canvas to guide its flow.
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ISIS has destroyed countless mosques and ancient buildings before, but its demolition of the al-Nuri mosque — and its famous tilting al-Hadba minaret — was a particularly painful blow for many Iraqis.
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Penalizing banks for stashing extra cash with the central bank is supposed to encourage more lending, more investment, and more economic activity, which is needed because Japan's economy keeps tilting into recession.
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As soon as they were seated, they were immediately swarmed by interviewers tilting their microphones down, because, as Babiker and his friend would tell me later, they were the only black people there.
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Nikon went out of its way to make things look and feel similar to its previous cameras, right down to the Z7's various menus on the the camera's 3.2-inch tilting touchscreen.
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Fortune:Inside a bland conference room—equipped with video screens, a whiteboard, and an American flag—a small squad of Facebook employees is trying to prevent disinformation campaigns from tilting the upcoming midterm elections.
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The new deal will raise the regional-content requirements a car must meet in order to be allowed to move tariff-free between the three countries, tilting carmakers towards using North American inputs.
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The Newark native, Columbia-trained civil rights lawyer and a self-described progressive is one of a small and rare cadre of Democrats tilting against party orthodoxy by pushing to develop charter schools.
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Politically, the country has been tilting away from the West for years: becoming more stridently Islamist, picking fights with NATO allies and transforming itself into a virtual autocracy under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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His new AR game for iOS, Arise, creates a virtual puzzle in real space that can only be solved by physically tilting the iPhone or iPad and steering a character through this puzzle.
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Other hardware changes include a new 5.76-million dot OLED electronic viewfinder, support for two batteries with up to 800 shots of battery life, a two-way tilting touchscreen, and full weather resistance.
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In the third and final debate between Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, Trump tried to reverse the momentum in an election that polls show is tilting away from him.
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With inflation hitting 3% last month, it seems more likely than ever before that the bank will see the see-saw tilting toward the inflation side of the argument, prompting a rate hike.
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The slimmer DL18-50 and the DL24-85 have a variable aperture of f8493-2.8, come with tilting touch OLED screens, and are compatible with an optional 2.36-million dot resolution electronic viewfinder.
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They are part of the first diplomatic push since the Russian air force intervened in September to support Assad, tilting the war his way and helping Damascus reclaim significant areas in the west.
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Or the classic: a roving front-camera video of you tilting your head, pouting, checking yourself out in the literal camera as it films, eye-fucking yourself and anyone else who is watching.
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Each "image" captured by the app is a one-second soundless video that users can scrub through — either by dragging their finger across the screen or tilting their phone from side to side.
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Despite what the right might say, the problem with the news isn't a liberal bias—it's bias toward an arbitrary, made-up center that ends up tilting reality against liberal policies and politicians.
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The Washington talks come amid signs members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which includes Myanmar, are tilting diplomatically toward China as the Trump administration's policy on the region remains unclear.
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The rallying cry to the conservative base is: We're in a fight to get the Supreme Court back, and in the meantime at least to keep it from tilting further to the left.
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But collectively, mergers at this scale are reconfiguring the American economy in ways that seem to be tilting the scales toward the interests of ever-larger corporations, to the broad detriment of labor.
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"Roseanne," the ABC sitcom, brought in 2628 million viewers and counting to the shock of elites who believed that the biggest new draw on TV was Jimmy Kimmel and comedy tilting politically left.
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Someone took a picture of him, puckish grin on grizzled face, leaning on the railing, with Streep tilting her head toward him, sorority-girl-like, the blue fibreglass whale hovering in the background.
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Hello has a 4k video sensor, an array of 4 smart microphones, a 130° field of vision, built-in accelerometer, and a tilting lens, so everyone in the room is seen and heard.
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Solstice on the Park, a new Chicago condo tower, carries the solar energy investigation further by tilting blocks of southern-facing apartments out from the building core to shadow the levels below them.
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His long, graceful arms seem to embrace the world, and he has a way of tilting his face upward so it catches the light, giving him the air of someone illuminated by thought.
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As part of the deal, Gondola CTO André Cohen is joining Tilting Point as its head of data science, while his co-founder and CEO Niklas Herriger remains involved as an executive advisor.
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"Markets are downplaying North Korea and focusing on economic fundamentals... investors should begin tilting their portfolios towards being more defensive," Peter Garnry, Head of Equity Strategy at Saxo Bank, said in a note.
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And with the American market tilting more than ever toward sales of pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles, companies are cutting production of passenger cars to reduce big inventories of slow-selling models.
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The successful courting of up-for-grabs Hispanics, the surge of transplanted senior voters, the solidifying support in conservative North Florida: All illustrate why this prized battleground state is tilting to the right.
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Over the course of a year, Facebook has an incentive to make that prediction come true by tilting what you see in a way that might persuade you not to buy name-brand detergent.
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While yields on interest rate swaps MXNIRSBOMWATCH2 are tilting to bets that the central bank will not hike again after Thursday, the poll showed analysts expected one more increase this year, to 7.25 percent.
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There was no high color in her lips or cheeks of the kind the poets praised: Her beauty was something too remote for poetry, a tilting symmetry of jaw and cheekbone and dark brow.
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As someone who is (obviously) skeptical of the elite-level consensus on immigration's benefits, I'm glad to see the G.O.P. and conservatism tilting away from George W. Bush/Rubio-Schumer "comprehensivism" on immigration policy.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said at a press conference that risks in the euro zone economy are tilting on the downside and headline inflation in the region will likely fall in the coming months.
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But the poll takes place amid accusations that the powerful military establishment is tilting the field in favour of the PTI and its leader, a former cricket star, Imran Khan (pictured, on the flag).
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I can appreciate a good cliffhanger, but that one left me skeptical that any answer at all could be satisfying without also tilting the show way too far into the fantasy zone for me.
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I just wish they would have given us a choice to do either—or if they forced us to use the 3-inch LCD monitor, at the least they could have included tilting capabilities.
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In response, Warren sent Brookings president Strobe Talbott a letter (PDF here) accusing Litan of tilting his findings to please the interests of the Capital Group, a mutual fund manager, which funded the paper.
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The big picture: Multiple studies released over the past year suggest that Facebook usage on the core app is tilting much older, as younger users flock to apps like TikTok and Facebook-owned Instagram.
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Given how ruthlessly competitive esports is, teams are incentivised to drop players if they are underperforming, and even skilled players are fearful of stagnation, bad luck, or tilting undermining their status as paid players.
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Kaczynski's eurosceptic party enjoys strong, steady support of around a third of Poles despite critics' accusation that PiS policies are undermining democratic checks and balances and tilting the formerly communist state towards authoritarian rule.
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With baby boomers marching toward retirement, fund managers are increasingly tilting their product offerings to appeal to millennials, the coveted demographic of consumers roughly 21 to 21 who currently represents the largest growth opportunity.
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Emerging from the White House after meeting with Obama for 45 minutes, Sanders said he wasn't bothered by a recent interview in which Obama appeared to be tilting toward his former secretary of state.
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The indictment reveals that Trump chose an astonishingly corrupt man to lead his campaign for the presidency, and one who had longstanding financial interests in tilting the campaign's platform in a pro-Russia direction.
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In secular countries of the north (especially western Europe), it can be hard to understand quite how pivotal the role of faith leaders can be in tilting a situation towards or away from violence.
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PARIS/BRUSSELS/BERLIN (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's embrace of Donald Trump has galled Britain's closest European Union allies, who fear London is tilting too heavily towards the new U.S. administration ahead of Brexit.
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Before us was Oude Kerk, the 13th-century Gothic church with a 250-foot tilting tower known as "the crooked John," where Vermeer and four of his children are buried in a family crypt.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, trying to reassure allies that Washington is not tilting toward Moscow over the Syrian conflict, tells them the United States backs U.N. efforts for a political solution, officials say.
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The misconduct was discovered last week after a court official saw that one of the local court's normally stationary cameras located above the jury box was tilting and zooming in on the counsel tables.
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For long-term investors, that means staying the course and perhaps tilting equity portfolios toward those industries—energy, consumer goods, utilities and food—that have historically performed well in a rising interest rate environment.
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As they drove farther east, heading toward Ocean Drive, Alma and Esperanza noticed that the ground seemed to be tilting slightly, the apartment buildings and streets sloping until they disappeared into — into what exactly?
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But Lil Nas X handled the question perfectly—grabbing his chair, tilting his head as if to call Hart out for a willfully ignorant question, and delivering a "come on now," for the ages.
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It remains one of Toyota's most successful vehicles of any shape, despite the fact that it is trying to compete in a market that is tilting in favor of sport utility vehicles and crossovers.
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In order for it to be balanced properly, the camera has to sit fairly deep on the gimbal, which then causes either the eye cup or the tilting screen to get in the way.
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Navarro, a Harvard-trained economist and faculty member at the University of California, Irvine, views the U.S.-China trade relationship as one-sided, with China tilting the playing field decidedly in its own favor.
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So might a new "active-tilting" suspension system, which leans the cars to counteract the sway of going around a turn, keeping the K Street lobbyists and nosy journalists onboard on an even keel.
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For a fighter like Elliot, who has spent months tilting at the biggest windmills in the entire world, a perceived failure to have fought back hard enough would naturally weigh heavy on his conscience.
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McConnell, who pledged to make the immigration process "fair to both sides," said last week that he didn't have a "secret plan" to impact the ultimate outcome by tilting the debate in one direction.
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Wayne Barrett, the muckraking Village Voice columnist who carved out a four-decade career tilting at developers, landlords and politicians, among them Donald J. Trump and Rudolph W. Giuliani, died on Thursday in Manhattan.
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The display, with its enigmatically attached and fragmented profiles, complements an outdoor exhibition by Mr. Manders of a giant tilting head, created for the Public Art Fund, which materialized outside Central Park this week.
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ST ANDREWS, Scotland (Reuters) - The global balance is tilting toward China as the world's second largest economy gains significant capital, global clout and technological dominance, the chief of Britain's MI6 spy service said on Monday.
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PowerVision even says you can view live footage through a VR headset for a first-person view experience (should have called it fish person view, amirite?) and control the drone's movements by tilting your head.
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The short video shows the robotic lander flying over the surface of the moon before abruptly tilting to descend (hovering at one point), before safely touching down in its new home, the Von Kármán crater.
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This arrangement effectively converts a helicopter into an aeroplane for faster forward flight, by tilting the rotors forward, and then back into a helicopter to land and take-off vertically by pointing the rotors upwards.
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On the other hand, you have the nationalists as a countermovement, which are shifting to authoritarianism in many places by forcing judges to retire, stifling the press, and tilting the playing field permanently against opponents.
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Though Nader received less than 3% of the popular vote, the closeness of the race has led political scientists and observers to suggest he may have played a role in tilting the election to Bush.
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Still, says Anton Pelinka, a political scientist, a nationalist "black-blue" government in Vienna would create a new headache for Angela Merkel, tilting Austria towards authoritarian central European governments like those of Poland and Hungary.
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David Lynch introduced more modern technology to the retro world of Twin Peaks, then just kept on going, tilting into the realm of science fiction with his super-advanced crime-labs and stealth communication devices.
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Moreover, they are certain that their own base will come out in droves to help re-elect a Senate majority if for nothing else than to prevent Democrats from tilting the court to the left.
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The study also suggests that technical requirements to sign up to Binge On are more complicated than T-Mobile claims, and that the carrier is tilting the playing field to the advantage of larger firms.
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It has a similar button-and-joystick layout, a large and bright viewfinder, the same touchscreen panel (tilting, in this case), an autofocus system that uses the same technology, and the new Expeed 22 processor.
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Asif, Pakistan's foreign minister, said his nation made a historical error by "tilting 100 percent" to the West and was now eager build alliances closer to home with the likes of China, Russia and Turkey.
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Apple has launched a microsite for its new iPhone XS and XS Max, and it features a tiny 3D model of said devices which you can rotate simply by tilting your phone left and right.
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It doesn't have an overhead strap like most VR headsets, so people tend to pull its headband too tight to compensate, causing a headache and tilting the body in a way that lets light in.
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