A reverse situation appears to be transpiring at Practo Technologies.
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That wasn't the way currency traders saw the year transpiring.
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He is not focused on what is transpiring in the moment.
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I was upset at what was transpiring and chose my words poorly.
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But in the Catholic world much that was once inconceivable is now transpiring.
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In the field, they got little news about what was transpiring at home.
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"They've basically said it's the callers informing them about what's transpiring," Byrd said.
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Not everyone, however, is displeased with what has been transpiring in the United States.
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"And when things are actually transpiring, and we'll know when that happens," he said.
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We spy on what is transpiring between power lines connected to a telephone pole.
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Everything must be recorded, because Amazon wants to understand absolutely everything about what's transpiring today.
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It's a poignant way to witness the profound scope of change now transpiring on Earth.
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" It adds, "The investigation only revealed that cyberbullying was transpiring at the time of her death.
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You may not have heard much about it lately because it is transpiring behind closed doors.
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When they do see something important transpiring, Facebook has positioned itself as the way to broadcast it.
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Time does not exist within the substance and thus sickness and wellness rotate in perpetuity and I'm certain what can be extracted from this is a perpetual engagement with our own lives and their transpiring alongside the transpiring and living of all those lives who've touched our own.
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The prospect of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD), it can be argued, prevented such a horrendous conflagration from transpiring.
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There may be some geologic events, or organization, transpiring below ground and slowing or suspending California's big faults.
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Before discussing those issues, however, it's important to understand a bit of background on what exactly is transpiring.
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And you don't need to be a scientist employing sophisticated satellite technology to see what's transpiring on Earth.
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GG: How much of the research into quantum computing do you think we don't know is transpiring right now?
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Weird things are also transpiring in the Pacific — though there's certainly no evidence these disparate marine events are related.
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"I would say about halfway through [the season], it became something clear that something special was transpiring," Brown remembered.
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After a 2015 in which the average stock underperformed the index, quite the opposite condition is transpiring this year.
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It just feels like, with so many awful things transpiring at once, it's worth pointing out the occasional positive.
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Entrepreneurs are developing new systems for women to report their experiences — and for businesses to understand what is transpiring.
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Many fans took to Twitter to complain about constant pixelation and an extreme difficulty following what was transpiring on-screen.
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They have not been as forthcoming with disclosures, and too reticent to give people a heads up on what's transpiring.
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Whilst you're wedged happily in that bubble, it's extremely easy to forget about anything that may be transpiring outside its borders.
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But, as I look around at what is presently transpiring it's clear to me that the job is far from done.
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What is transpiring in this upcoming election is the slow burn of wage earners as they come to understand what happened.
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But this year, several factors — continued pressure on Big Food, Hain itself and even tax reform — may finally lead to a deal transpiring.
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"No matter what Beijing engineers domestically, the growth rate will be capped significantly by what's transpiring across the rest of the world," Miller said.
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Dr. Nassar was so calculated, she said, that her boyfriend, who was in the room at the time, did not realize what was transpiring.
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"He may be more versed on what's transpiring in Afghanistan and Iraq," said Mr. Grissom, a former United States attorney during the Obama administration.
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All transpiring in a reduced glare after a public swipe by the team president Phil Jackson at Carmelo Anthony that left the player chafed.
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With the countless data breaches and financial scams transpiring on a near daily basis, it's imperative to proactively protect your financial and personal data.
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Even halfway across the planet, Trump still felt a compulsion to weigh in against perceived slights or comment on whatever is transpiring in the culture.
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" McCarthy and House Speaker Paul Ryan's aides initially denied the story, the Post reported, which McCarthy said was because "no one even remembers it transpiring.
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Alas, the at-first intriguing idea of all this transpiring while the wider society is falling apart gets mostly lost amid the more prosaic concerns.
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The deeper problem is that Ryan's reputation, his standing as a public figure, will not recover easily from what's transpiring in presidential politics right now.
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In the case of "Alices Walking," there was a real-time, interactive musical score and a real-time video projection of what was transpiring onstage.
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If laughter was permissible while that deadly folly was transpiring (mostly out of the public eye), it's probably O.K. to laugh at our situation now.
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The story is based on the intergalactic war that is transpiring (the Clone Wars), which Obi-Wan Kenobi references in Star Wars: A New Hope.
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Yet this micro-budgeted independent film is a bit too coy in its approach, conveying what's transpiring almost entirely through furtive glances and pained expressions.
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Transpiring high above the city, past a security desk that required photo I.D., it was far from easily discoverable, more like a well-kept secret.
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Anyone who loves the NY Knicks, who've witnessed what has been transpiring over the last three years, know exactly who I was directing my comments to.
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Washington is abuzz with the latest reports of palace intrigue within President Donald Trump's inner circle but there is a fundamental misunderstanding of what is actually transpiring.
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Adapted from Thomas Cullinan's novel, the Southern-fried plot is a model of simplicity, with the action transpiring almost entirely within the confines of a single dwelling.
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Complicating matters is the fact that writers tend to be observant, which makes it harder not to notice the horrors transpiring in distant countries, and in our own.
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That situation — a dance in a darkened room — was transpiring inside as the official transfer of "This You," a different kind of choreography, unfolded around a table outside.
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Here's how it works: Using satellite image data, scientists can measure how much moisture is transpiring from crops, which gives them a sense for how healthy they are.
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It's very powerful in its imagery, and what's transpiring in it, and I want you to know that once you do it, it doesn't belong to you anymore.
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The father of two has run into parents who don't know what is transpiring on certain social-media apps, and he's had to deliver a hard truth to them.
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He was there to enjoy the spectacle, not to study the group, but it was clear to him that something special was transpiring as the shadow zoomed across the Atlantic.
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A statement by the Israeli military did not accuse Hamas of launching the rockets but said that it holds the group responsible "for all events transpiring in the Gaza Strip".
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Transpiring with the pace of a hymnal procession, the track combines distorted guitar chords, a chipmunked introductory passage, and a solemn rhythmic undergirding to create an intimate, lo-fi sensibility.
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" As if somehow anticipating the storm that was to come, Corey told his courtroom, "I think those that would learn about what is transpiring here today would find this result breathtaking.
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Although the oil stored in ships is a relatively tiny portion of world oil inventory, it is a good early indicator of what is transpiring in the murky physical oil market.
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So what any geologist knows is largely based upon studying rocks on the surface and detecting seismic activity beneath the ground to build a picture of what might be transpiring below.
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Mason's birthday celebrations have been transpiring all week, starting with sweet well-wishes from his family on social media Friday and a Fortnite-themed bash held in his honor on Saturday.
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It's a debate transpiring almost entirely within the world of Chinese dissidents — a world most Canadians never enter, and one that the past year of reporting helped me begin to understand.
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Olivia Bee's accompanying poem: i bought a blue dress so i could slip into the sky;to cradle tangibility with camouflage,dusk's disappearance transpiring, the poison seeping, pooling around my ribs.
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But instead of transpiring in the sea between Italy and Libya, this scene was being enacted on the stage of the Teatro Massimo, an opera house in the Sicilian capital, Palermo.
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Controlling what's transpiring on the field appears increasingly hopeless, so his focus now seems to be strict control of his own players—a desperate attempt to cling to order among the chaos.
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At night, when the trees were no longer transpiring in this way, water flooded into the stump and sap flow reached a maximum, indicating that it was receiving a burst of resources.
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The events transpiring around us bring to light the predicament of ongoing exclusions and erasures in the art world itself, which some of the people in this room have experienced for years.
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The entire notion of such a legal-political standoff seems fanciful and completely unlikely, because it would require so many unusual and unprecedented events transpiring in the final weeks of the election.
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They have indicated that they want to talk to John R. Bolton, the president's former national security adviser, who is said to have been deeply alarmed by what he saw transpiring with Ukraine.
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India has repeatedly shut down all of these reports, resorting to the widely-used refrain that the journalists were falsely reporting the news, even when there was video footage of the events transpiring.
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Over the last decade, twice as many daily high records have been set as low temperature records in the U.S. Weather extremes will always transpire, but now they're transpiring on a warming, changing globe.
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The brand founded by Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, Elizabeth & James, was also inspired by the feminist movement transpiring this weekend, introducing the "Stronger Together" tee available exclusively at the brand's retail store in Los Angeles.
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A reader, in an attempt to follow what is actually transpiring—sex—might find herself swept away by such absurd abstractions as "clamorous rollercoaster coil" or "hunched disadvantage" and then unable to find her way back.
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"In examining the sedan marketplace, you cannot simply look at the price and size [of] the ATS and CTS, but rather examine what is transpiring across all luxury automakers in the sedan category," de Nysschen said.
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When rumors began circulating that Kylie Jenner had signed a deal with Puma, we all wondered what conversations were transpiring in the Kardashian-Jenner-West group chat, given the family's fierce allegiance to competing sportswear brand Adidas.
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It means avoiding the temptation to bury our noses in our smartphones or encasing ourselves behind earphones that limit our ability to hear and see what is transpiring around us or may be about to take place.
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But then she starts to fall in love with Sylvia, there's this lesbianic, beyond-the-grave kind of affair transpiring, followed by suicide, which doubles as what we might think of as a ghost's version of simultaneous orgasm.
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As the world watches the horrors unfolding in Aleppo, Syria, where government forces and allied militias bombed civilians and carried out summary executions as they retook the last rebel-held areas, a different tragedy is transpiring in Mosul.
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But no matter what is transpiring in the wider, less orderly world, there is still plenty to play for in the bubble of Wimbledon, where the grass — at least on Henman Hill — looks even greener than usual this year.
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Most of Maallem's current staff was not here the night of the attacks: the former employees, he recounts, hid in the basement side-by-side with customers as they waited in fear of what was transpiring just next door.
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Moreover, a collision appeared inevitable between the couple and their neighbor Stan Beeman (Noah Emmerich), a generally capable FBI agent who had managed to remain oblivious, until the closing flurry of episodes, to the espionage transpiring right under his nose.
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"The start of routine operations of ZTF marks a new era in our ability to capture the nightly and hourly changes transpiring in the universe," said Anne Kinney, National Science Foundation assistant director for mathematical and physical sciences, in a statement.
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But Viking misreads what's transpiring, thus triggering an all-out war with a rival band of Native-American drug dealers -- a development that provides an excuse for lots of racist-sounding insults from the bad guys, while padding the movie's formidable body count.
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As protests choked the city, Mckesson traveled to Missouri—"I wanted to see what was happening with my own eyes," he confesses—and became a trusted on-the-ground voice by using Twitter to amplify the gross mistreatment that was transpiring on the streets.
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I imagined our marriage transpiring within a genie's bottle, all silk and luxurious hangings in a protective cocoon, a warm, private world in which transformation could occur; the nature of the surrounding boundary providing enough safety that we could feel confident in taking risks.
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In fact, one could easily see a cycle of events transpiring over the next few weeks, building slowly while most Americans are more worried about their summer vacation plans and the upcoming SCOTUS pick than another nuclear game of chicken with the portly pariah of Pyongyang.
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I didn't grow up in a suburban enclave like Rue or Kat, one wrecked by secrecy and dependency issues, but the show's talents are gripping enough that anyone, no matter where they were raised or what experience they had in high school, can identify with what's transpiring on screen.
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But "Blinded" manages to zero in on a particular moment in British history -- as unemployment soared and white nationalism flourished, leading to racial epithets and scrawled "Go home" graffiti directed at the Pakistani community -- while evoking uncomfortable thoughts about what's transpiring today, in America as well as Europe.
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In a November 2015 speech at the Central Bank of Chile, Summers noted that cross border surpluses and deficits are indeed relevant to what is transpiring, but he did so in the context of his friendly feud with former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, who emphasizes their importance but views them as being transient.
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"She witnessed a lot of the conduct as it relates to what was going on in the back bedrooms and did not understand at the time the magnitude of what was transpiring in the back bedrooms until she was ultimately gang raped and drugged as she details in the declaration," he said.
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Proponents of #releasethememo might bill this as a transparency "win," but I think that scholars and knowledgeable observers of the intelligence community transparency efforts will understand that what is transpiring this week is the exact opposite, because it is "transparency" that will cloud the public's understanding of the actual intelligence information involved.
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What is truly intolerable, what enrages and saddens me — as the fires rage in the forests and the rain falls when and where it should not and the rivers are choked with mudslides and the fish disappear from the ocean and the Antarctic breaks up — is what is transpiring simultaneously in the remote United States.
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"The Organization and Guidance Department is conducting an intensive investigation of Kim Won-hong and the Ministry of State Security, so the level of punishment and the number of people affected could be expanded," Mr. Jeong said, without disclosing how the South Korean government learned of the reported purge transpiring inside a secretive regime.
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Here is one that partially ridicules the style of Harvey Weinstein, who reportedly went to rehab after the allegations after him first broke: While I do not recall the events at the 2009 Golden Globes Party transpiring the same way, I feel tremendously guilty now that the things I did have been made public.
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There's the unproven new private (Jovan Adepo) who will be forced to find reservoirs of strength; the hard-bitten, taciturn corporal (Wyatt Russell) steadfastly committed to the mission; and the young French women (Mathilde Ollivier) who winds up helping them, having seen what monsters the Nazis are, separate from what's transpiring in the basement of that church.
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Mostly, the kids steal the show, which is worth mentioning because 80s children are annoying as a rule, but the wise nerdos of Stranger Things are on the case of the missing Will, especially Dustin, whose puberty appears to be transpiring before our eyes and who wears an Artichoke Festival T-shirt for the show's climax.
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I wouldn't claim that at the time could see the future and see what's transpiring now in the industry, but at the time it was very much, this is a way to help the military, right, and get young men and women out of harm's way, particularly moving supplies to the front line, which is a big part of their job.
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This story was only the most recent example of the now-consuming dilemma that afflicts all media coverage of the current White House administration: How to adequately convey any lasting sense of context amid the swirling hurricane of events transpiring not just daily, but often hourly, piling up upon each other like remnants of coastal buildings swept up in the storm surge.
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During the 2406s the US considered detonating a nuclear bomb on the moon A top-secret project transpiring in 22024 -- Project A119, also known as A Study of Lunar Research Flights -- was planned as a show of strength and an opportunity to boost domestic confidence at a time when the US was losing to the the race to space to the Soviets.
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" And if you're imagining all of this transpiring in some swanky penthouse suite or luxe salon, Goetz hates to break it to you, but when asked if she has ever had to work in cramped spaces, she confessed, "I've seen a lot of restrooms," and in order to know when to step in or back off for touch ups on Hillary, "you have to read her mind.
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As the authors write in the new study, these resultsindicate that such symbioses may be much more complex than previously assumed: by physiologically exploiting ''downtimes'' of transpiring trees during the night or rainy days with high water potentials in the root network living stumps seem to act partially autonomously, strategically tapping into resources rather than simply becoming part of the neighboring trees' extended root networks.
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