"His book was the first trial run," the strategist said.
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Others may be able to give monovision a trial run.
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It is "a trial run," heading into November, he said.
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A secondary trial run at ShopRite came closer to $22.
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She gets the job: a trial run as a back waiter.
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He wound up in the gene therapy trial run by Bluebird.
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CalSavers already has 2,700 accounts, including participants in the program's trial run.
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So it was a good trial run to see are we ready.
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Whatever the outcome, 2016 is a trial run for Rubio and Cruz.
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Doing trial-run vacations can help assess the cost of living abroad.
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The world has been given a trial run in global crisis management.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters Breakingviews) - JPMorgan's succession plan is getting an unexpected trial run.
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Still, it provided a crucial trial run for the new antiterrorism tactics.
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We may even see a trial run of lithium metal battery technology.
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There was a trial run of Trump-related scandal at the Observer.
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In the last week alone, the company revealed three trial run menu items.
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Last year Delta experimented with bringing back free meals during a trial run.
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This is rumored to be a trial run for a more permanent move.
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In its weeklong trial run, "Best of Late Night" attracted many, many readers.
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A trial run with civil engineering students and practicing civil engineers bore that out.
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Ghana is preparing to conduct a census next March — this was a trial run.
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It was a trial run, but Keillor already had his succession plan in place.
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This means Japan is a sort of trial run for sorting out this problem.
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The two men had already had a trial run at that in July 2015.
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Presumably, it was meant to be a quiet trial run for this nationwide offer.
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The job, which had been created for me, was a three-month trial run.
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Our critic went to Denver, where the stage adaptation is doing a trial run.
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Another company, Starship Technologies, conducted a trial run in San Francisco's Richmond district last fall.
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Alaska Airlines actually partnered with SkyLights about a year ago for a similar trial run.
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It's not clear when SpaceX will attempt to fire up Starhopper for another trial run.
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Yes, but: A trial run of the program wasn't approved in the NDAA this year.
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CHINA'S FX TRADING PLATFORM SAYS WILL TRIAL RUN INTEREST RATE OPTIONS TRADING FROM FEB 24
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There is a lot to be said for doing some version of a trial run.
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His visit to London two weeks ago was a trial run for his DC trip.
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Von Känel confirms that Ulta stocked the brand online as part of a trial run.
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Now, some experts are warning the assault on Telegram may be just a trial run.
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During a trial run in Canada, a crane and forklift had hoisted the piece into place.
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Again, it's worth at least giving Bixby a trial run to see how you like it.
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I'd certainly prefer to trial run any VR system in the future before making a purchase.
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According to CNBC's trial run of meal delivery services, meals cost $9.99 to $13.50 a portion.
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During the trial run, close friends took the bottom, and I, rather religiously, took the top.
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It's the trial run, a strategy that also works for couples just starting to share finances.
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I'm incredibly glad that LEGO is doing a trial run because they're able to see reactions.
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On board the night of their trial run was Lauren Southern, an alt-right Canadian blogger.
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And it's a trial run for what lies in store as the 2020 election heats up.
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It will initially operate two days a week from April to November during a trial run.
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She ventured onto the ice for her first trial run just a day before the race.
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I feel that was a smaller trial run for what we're going to be seeing right now.
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The ads will only appear on select content during the trial run, according to Hulu's blog post.
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Instead, Swansea wasted 11 games of a relegation battle season to give a manager a trial run.
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InnoVein did a successful trial run with sheep and plans to start human trials in Q1 2017.
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She was given a few months to live and is doing a trial run in San Junipero.
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But it was a great trial run to see, are the tech companies ready to handle this?
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A wise move: Do a trial run with any prospective doppelgängers declaring anyone the missing soul twin.
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A trial run of 500 anti-groping stamps, priced at ¥2,500 ($23), sold out within 30 minutes.
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We did a trial run of it on the night train from Sapa to Hanoi in Vietnam.
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Such a trial run would be a luxury if he were to run for president in 2020.
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"It's a trial run for the bigger market we'll soon be opening in Hudson Yards," he said.
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Amazon expanded on its trial run with ATSG to lease 20 planes from the Ohio-based airline.
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The Fed tested those new entities last year in a trial run, the results of which are confidential.
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As it turned out, I'd been referred to him for a trial run at Gawker's weekend editor spot.
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Reconciliation already has had a trial run, in January 2016, but President Obama vetoed the Republicans repeal bill.
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The company launched with $37 million in funding, as well as promising results from a clinical trial run.
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It's kind of a trial run for the next ExoMars spacecraft: a rover that will launch in 2018.
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The Nike swoosh will be on every jersey on the right shoulder during the three-year trial run.
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When that went well, she took her family for a "trial-run" gig overseas on an English farm.
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Geico gave the organization a trial run with a one-year deal last season before renewing the contract.
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Finland is sending money to unemployed people, and the Dutch city Utrecht is doing a trial run, too.
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If successful, the 10-day trial run, which ends on Sunday, may be extended to bases across the country.
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Rolling robots will soon be making U.S. house calls, beginning with a trial run in Washington, D.C. this fall.
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A three-month trial run of the vehicle is to start toward the end of 2018 on designated routes.
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All our experts agreed it can be tough to know if something works for you without a trial run.
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Despite these problems, it's likely that telepresence labor will at least be given a trial run in rich countries.
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They would then "pick up" this "new customer" who would be getting their discounted trial run with the service.
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That's after an unexpectedly lengthy trial run in which problems were discovered in how the model handles snowfall projections.
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Trump has spend the past several days publicly giving potential running mates a trial run on the campaign trail.
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Before officially retiring, Udo and his wife did a trial run and lived without his paycheck for two years.
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For a video interview, it's crucial to do a trial run in advance, since they can be especially glitchy.
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Nearly three years since an initial trial run in the Arizona Fall League, Statcast is still committing rookie errors.
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Mr. Garman himself had helped trigger the alarm in a test during a module trial run, according to collectspace.com.
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So mother and son reached out to the city government to start a trial run of the homeless program.
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So there's logic in using the lower-stakes ESPN Plus launch as a trial run, to work out kinks.
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The trial run for Wild World Fermentation Festival, a natural wine fair, took place last spring in Austin, Texas.
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The secretariat said that an initial trial run payment for a shipment of medicines was approved on January 27.
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Paul Candrick, who runs a construction company in Australia, took part in a trial run for Regos' upcoming retreat.
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Ms. Hary said service did not significantly slow down during the trial run, though some franchise owners have concerns.
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SUNDAY She went to church, then did a trial run for her wedding hair and makeup with her friend.
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Talbot and his crew gave themselves a trial run by making a short film, which they funded through Kickstarter.
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Being a teen is hard – luckily, Ariel Winter has gotten a little bit of a trial run with Modern Family.
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We're still obviously not seeing a full rollout here — but the feature will finally be getting a public trial run.
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Even without motivation from a personal trainer, the app updates to begin giving more personalized feedback during my trial run.
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And to roll out the new product category on a trial run is still a pretty cowardly form of inclusion.
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If the internet is a trial run for real-life political action, then it's clear that change is in order.
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China's central bank announced in January that it has completed a successful trial run of transacting digital currencies among banks.
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Bahrozyan said that a three month trial run of the vehicle would start toward the end of 2018 on designated routes.
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Wing, Alphabet's drone delivery startup, has announced it will launch a trial-run of its service in Finland in spring 2019.
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This initial trial run is schedule to wrap up at the end of January, according to emails seen by The Verge.
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Burger King is rolling out the Impossible Whopper nationwide, after a successful trial run testing the meatless burger in St. Louis.
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"We had a trial run in June with the Brexit vote," said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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I call this a trial run, of traveling with the baby and all of this is just so new to me.
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The government needs to make an announcement, even if the dam were being filled for a trial run, said HDP's Ipekyuz.
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This was all just a trial run for Arjen's ultimate goal: selling chips in no man's land at the South Pole.
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Verizon recently completed its 11 city trial-run and is banking on expansion of the network's capabilities to drive new services.
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He said officials were using this rain as a "good trial run" in case a major hurricane hits later this summer.
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To prevent that from happening, figure out directions ahead of time or go on a trial run to the interview location.
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A three-day trial run in November clinched this new Smorgasburg location in the shadow of the Oculus, in Lower Manhattan.
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She had already taken some brussels sprouts for a trial run, roasting them plain with salt and pepper until slightly caramelized.
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Its technology was unprepared for the level of demand for Facebook's shares, leading to glitches, something a trial run could avoid.
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To fully embrace my trial-run, I attempted to dress-up every piece as true to my personal style as possible.
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The Jakarta debut is also seen as a trial run for inclusion as an exhibition event in the Paris 2024 Olympics.
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In some respects, Mexico has become a trial run for Mr. Trump's promise to place America first on the global stage.
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Most retailers offer mini sizes for less than $15, so a trial run is much cheaper than with other CBD products, too.
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If I were interested in this position, I would need to meet him tonight for a "trial run" at a local hotel.
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When Frankel reemerged with a talk show, which debuted in 2013 after a trial run, she claimed she was over reality television.
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He says they hired a cook for the opening, and the trial run went so well he's now their full-time guy.
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That trial run eventually gave way to the Impossible Whopper being sold in more than 7,000 Burger King branches across the country.
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In retrospect, Fallout 4's settlement building seems like a trial-run for what Bethesda is trying to do in Fallout 76.
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According to Mogil, there may be something about a trial run by a contract research organization that produces a bigger placebo response.
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Her own mother/momager Kris Jenner helped test out the concept during a trial run, and promptly got tanked on straight vodka.
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It's took delivery of the jet from Boeing's factory near Seattle, then flew it to London to position for the trial run.
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Moreover, ATG had its own chain of cinemas and a policy of giving each feature a one-month trial run (see: utopia).
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Maxwell said Kanga reached $103,000 in sales over the first six months, in addition to landing a trial run with Anheuser-Busch.
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Walmart started inviting third-party sellers to its new fulfillment service on Tuesday, following a trial run over the past few months.
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The group used the 2016 cycle as a trial run and spent a combined $1 million on primaries in Kansas and Florida.
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This will serve as an important trial run for the launch we're all really waiting for—our first crewed journey to Mars.[NASA]
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The New York Stock Exchange carried out a trial run last week to make sure the third-biggest technology IPO ever went smoothly.
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Though this may be her first appearance at the Golden Globes, Brown did have an "incredible" trial run thanks to the 2016 Emmys.
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Comcast has already given a $15-a-month streaming video service known as Stream a trial run in Boston and Chicago, sources said.
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It's taking delivery of the jet from Boeing's factory in Seattle, then flying it to New York to position for the trial run.
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"I think our digital platforms like Facebook and Google should view this as a trial run for our elections in 2020," said Rep.
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"I think our digital platforms like Facebook and Google should view this as a trial run for our elections in 28503," said Rep.
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The trial run, which took place Tuesday in Virginia, included takeoff, hover and landing, but the vehicle did not fly forward (USA Today).
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The Economic Security Project, which is co-chaired by Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes, has given $28503 million to fund the trial run.
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If this trial run goes smoothly, Ford could ramp up its co-bots corps in more of its plants in the near future.
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Along with the three-month trial run of its new rental service, the store will also roll out clothing repair services, BoF reports.
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Brinson described this shipment as a trial run, and said he had preliminary plans for two larger shipments if the delivery is successful.
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But in any case, Mr Myrhe considers this a trial run for other languages and other collaborations: he mentions Somali, Hindi, Arabic and Urdu.
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So just as Burger King wraps up its trial run, customers across the country will be able to find the patties on store shelves.
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" She continues: "It was with our photographer that will also be shooting our wedding, so it was a really great trial run for us.
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However, since then Rusal has started a trial run of its new Boguchansk smelter in Siberia which has an annual capacity of 22016,22 tonnes.
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WWD reports that the brand is gearing up to release the line as a trial run in select Ulta Beauty brick-and-mortar stores.
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The province of Ontario just announced that a major trial run of a universal basic income program could begin as early as this summer.
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But a full trial run will not take place until the middle of next year in a city in central China, Mr. Song said.
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During the trial run following the satellite's launch on March 1, the instrument, which functions as the satellite's eyes on our planet, showed irregularities.
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Wednesday's trial run amounted to a mass simulation of the signature collection across the country, two weeks before it is due to actually happen.
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They are currently conducting a trial run with the New Mexico state government and hope to expand their services to all over the world.
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This "one and done" test was so rigorous that only about 10 percent of candidates made it through the trial run, according to Yahoo Finance.
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And a trial run by Mentor in Brighton that involved inviting parents into schools for workshops found that it was difficult to get them engaged.
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Even if the fully-underwater-future is far off on the horizon, the king tides offer a regular reminder—and a kind of trial run.
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Screenshot: GizmodoHider is a more comprehensive solution that's again is priced at $20 and again lets you give the software a trial run for free.
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The Waterfords are willing to take June back for a "trial run," as if she were a dog that wet the bed too many times.
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But if you've found yourself feeling a strong, renewed desire to test out a new email client, Alto could be worth a quick trial run.
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It was given under the supervision of doctors at a private medical center in Rennes, Brittany, in a trial run by the French company, Biotrial.
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Their trial run was a breeze: Leonard easily charmed and impressed the police department, which was originally somewhat skeptical about a pit bull police dog.
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The first trial run—a mock delivery in which a drone successfully flew an inhaler from Beverly, Massachusetts to the nearby Children's Island—happened yesterday.
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Special effects makeup and prosthetics artist Mike Marino shared a couple of time-lapse videos of Klum undergoing a trial run of her Halloween transformation.
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Researchers from the University of Auckland who surveyed company employees during the two-month trial run found that 24% reported a healthier work-life balance.
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The bus first made an appearance at the Beijing expo in 703, but doubts about the project led to the cancellation of a trial run.
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By holding a trial run, the organizers hoped to move the needle by giving the public a taste — albeit a limited one — of their vision.
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Before they flew to Miami together for a kind of trial run last fall, Roby had been on an airplane only twice in his life.
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In the former Mas space in the West Village, this restaurant, with Sung Park as executive chef, opened briefly during a trial run last fall.
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Some officials and security experts worry that the 2016 effort was a trial run to identify voting system weaknesses that could be exploited this November.
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"I'm impressed that it's like any foreign country, like Singapore!" said Mika, a 23-year-old student, who registered weeks ago for the trial run.
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They are sold in 40 countries now that they have arrived in America, in a major rollout after a brief trial run seven years ago.
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That futuristic concept has apparently run into numerous technical problems and breakdowns during its trial run and a public opening has been delayed as a result.
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European space officials have insisted that any problems encountered by Schiaparelli were part of the trial-run and would inform the design of the future rover.
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According to Deadline, commercial partners had no artistic or financial control and could not benefit financially from the trial run at the off-Broadway Public Theater.
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Apple has completed a trial run of the first-ever iPhones assembled in India, "a small number of iPhone SE," the company told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The trial run of the vehicle will start towards the end of this year at designated routes in Dubai Silicon Oasis and continue for three months.
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Google The third major announcement Google is making today revolves around its virtual reality Expeditions tours that were originally launched in a trial run last year.
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At the group's pop-up event on Governors Island last summer, which was effectively the trial run for the playground, several children were building a structure.
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Air conditioning didn't exist on subway cars until this month in 1967, when it was installed in a trial run on just one F line train.
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Or maybe the saga will be remembered as a trial run of sorts, when tactics later used in domestic guerilla warfare first appeared as sinister pranks.
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And maybe the churches in the Seattle area will serve as a trial run for the rest of the country, as the coronavirus continues to spread.
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Iliza Shlesinger, a winner of "Last Comic Standing," puts her late-night show to a six-week trial run with the help of her dog, Blanche.
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At times, last season felt like a promising trial run that didn't fully transfer the spark of the smaller-scale, audio-only version of their live shows.
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By the end of her first week, Tess lands on her feet with a trial run as a back waiter at a top restaurant in Union Square.
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EST Several Northern Calinfornian Whole Foods outlets will start working with startup Imperfect Produce to provide access to cosmetically imperfect produce, starting a trial run Apr. 2016.
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Now that Leonard's training and trial run are complete, he will soon become a certified police K9, helping the department sniff out drugs and other illegal substances.
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The first trial run with the R13 involved having it follow me through a dense series of trees, off the well-worn hiking path of the park.
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Milorad Dodik, the Bosnian Serb leader, has said that the Republika Srpska will vote on secession by 2018, and Sunday's vote was seen as a trial run.
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The homestyle diner said this week it will offer Beyond Burgers at 1,700 locations in the U.S. and Canada after a positive trial run in Los Angeles.
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Earlier this month, another supermarket chain, Meijer, announced that due to a successful trial run in southeastern Michigan, it'll start offering Shipt delivery across six Midwestern states.
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Under its whimsical facade, Neopets offered a trial run for life, allowing its users to act out caring for a pet, running a shop, and building connections.
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Wilmington was a trial run for the types of Jim Crow policies and tactics that wouldn't be overturned until the Civil Rights Movement nearly a century later.
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The program will be a trial run for this kind of health care expansion, which has become something close to the bare minimum for Democratic presidential candidates.
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Clark would have her students perform experiments in the virtual environment and over the course of her trial run found that virtual environment significantly helped facilitate learning.
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"But our forte is hoppy, American-style session beers," Grant tells me as he fills up the ShinDigger van for a trial run of the delivery service.
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The option was always there, and in the back of my mind, I thought of Miami as a trial run for true escape: Bali did sound nice.
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A draft law governing the commission appeared in November; three provinces, Beijing, Zhejiang and Shanxi, have been giving it a trial run as it undergoes a public review.
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Maybe do a trial run with the fitness tracker embedded in your phone and see if it's something that's actually going to make a difference in your life.
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To wit, though Cor's product isn't a medical device, Cor has validated its model and methods in a clinical trial run by a third-party clinical research organization.
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The night before the escape, Mr. Sweat made a trial run, according to the report, finding his way through the tunnels to a manhole cover outside the prison.
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So I moved on and tried applying at other places, but then the manager at that time suddenly asked me whether I wanted to do a trial run.
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An investigation into the incident has begun, although the trains carried no passengers at the time of the collision during the trial run of a new signal system.
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U.S. companies have flirted with using facial recognition at large events for years, including one notable trial run at the Super Bowl all the way back in 2001.
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This is an expansion of their P.L.T. (Plant, Lettuce, Tomato) Canadian trial run this fall, though it's a very conservative expansion, encompassing only a few dozen more restaurants.
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The trial, run by scientists at the pharmaceutical company Novartis, involved more than 853 relatively healthy people over the age of 65 and was conducted from 2013 to 2015.
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The Bhagat Pre-University College in Haveri, in India's southwestern Karnataka state, implemented a trial run of the new measure last Wednesday, according to school management head M.B. Sateesh.
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In 2015, Google was expected to get permission to do a trial run of Street View in Hyderabad, making it the first city to be entirely mapped in India.
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In a trial run using 2.3 million geotagged images, PlaNet determined the country of origin with 28.4 percent accuracy and the continent of origin in 48 percent of cases.
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The use of Banksy's art as a trial run for the new method, plus the ominous wording in the paper, certainly points to the potential misuse of this technology.
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That means SaaS companies can't offer something that's only a slightly better tool than what's out there and expect to win customers over, even for a limited trial run.
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Clare Nettleton from the University of Cambridge Institute of Criminology, who also attended the conference, told Motherboard that the work was a trial run for a UK police force.
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Later this week, SpaceX will also perform a test of its Crew Dragon capsule, a second try after a catastrophic explosion ended a similar trial run earlier this year.
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Taking something for a trial run — a snack, a gym membership, a car — is a smart way to determine whether you really want to commit to the full experience.
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Instagram is getting rid of its "like" feature ... but don't worry, this is just a trial run and it's only going to affect some users in the United States.
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Recognised by the IOC as a sport, the Jakarta event was also a trial run for esports to be included as an exhibition event in the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Rio hasn't proven much of a trial run in that regard; Green's minutes have shrunk, and Team USA's uninspired offense doesn't look anything like the Bay Area basketball machine.
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It's been barely a month since the fast-food chain announced it was giving the new Impossible Whopper a trial run in 59 restaurants in the St. Louis area.
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Dunkin' Donuts announced it was rolling out a breakfast sandwich made with Beyond Meat sausages in 9,000 of its stores after a successful trial run in New York City.
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She's making a bet a robust public option would be a trial run for Medicare-for-all, and that it will help make the public case for single-payer.
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While coming out in person can be nerve-wracking when you're unsure how friends and family will react, coming out online offers a place to trial-run the conversation.
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Scott -- who would have been the first transgender female cast member -- got a trial run and claims she walked off the set because they were trying to sexually exploit her.
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Organizers fielded around 20 robots - child-sized devices with a whipping arm that can be triggered at a distance - alongside dozens of real children as part of a trial run.
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Kennedy said the project took roughly three hours to create — about two hours for a trial run the day before, and one hour on the day of the gift exchange.
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The first trial run has already rolled out in Malaysia, where users can currently sign up for a cheaper, mobile-only subscription for just RM17 (or about $4) per month.
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The 20-odd people on the giant wheel at the time of the accident were workers who had been asked to take the ride as part on a trial run.
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Directing brothers Anthony and Joe Russo mounted what amounts to a trial run for this assignment on "Captain America: Civil War," which also juggled a double-digit assortment of characters.
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On balance, for all the fears that the World Cup was too high-profile a stage for what was essentially a trial run, V.A.R. has been a success in Russia.
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Prados recommends doing a trial run before jumping into remote work full-time, by working from home or taking a 'test' trip to figure out if it works for you.
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After a bit of a trial run with B'Day, where she recorded the B'Day Anthology Video Album featuring 13 music videos, she outdid herself with her self-titled studio project.
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Amazon and Kohl's first partnered in 2017 to bring a trial run of the hassle-free return service to customers at over 100 Kohl's locations in Los Angeles, Chicago and Milwaukee.
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As a cyber-defensive measure, the Russian government will reportedly perform a trial run of a measure that would effectively cut off the country from the rest of the world's web.
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Sasha Simon, who sits in on the classes to monitor their trial run, worked in sexual health education before starting at Drug Policy Alliance last year to launch the new classes.
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During a trial run using refined coal at the Stanton Energy Center in Orlando, Florida, in 22016, NOx emission rates increased by 143 percent compared to raw coal, instead of declining.
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And since I'm always trying to squeeze the best workout in the fewest minutes possible (who isn't?), I ordered a pair and decided to take them for a trial run. Literally.
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"Anything you do with Call of Duty is not a trial run," says Mike Sepso, a co-founder of MLG and current senior VP of the new Activision e-sports division.
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And while the island won't officially open until July (she plans to host a trial-run in June), Roth says her team have received around 3,000 to 4,000 applications and counting.
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Sayfullo Saipov, 22.5, who was hospitalized after he was shot by a police officer and arrested, confessed to authorities that he made a trial run with a rental truck on Oct.
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With "Mozza at Home," by the Los Angeles chef Nancy Silverton with Carolynn Carreño, you're not likely to attempt a trial run since most of the recipes serve six or more.
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NASA plans to keep it attached to the International Space Station, a $100 billion research laboratory that flies about 250 miles (400 km) above Earth, for a two-year trial run.
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Pyongyang again issued a harsh response in the wake of Thursday's flight through its state-run media outlet KCNA claiming the exercise was a trial run for a surprise nuclear attack.
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Nakayama described the notes as a promise to herself, and also a trial run: a way for her to grow comfortable with the recognition that she hoped was on its way.
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The best way to have a dynamic, deep conversation about the company and its products or services is to give products a trial run before you show up for the interview.
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At the Vail International Dance Festival this summer, Ms. Dorrance presented a trial run at combining the dance forms (An earlier test made its debut at the Ballet Theater spring gala).
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One major investment could be in expanding Amazon Go. It remains to be seen when Amazon will roll out Amazon Go locations across the U.S., should the trial run prove successful.
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It says these spaces will be smaller than 20,000 square feet because it wanted to have more room in Salem for its first trial run of the technology, just in case.
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The executive told Reuters the truck was getting a trial run at the mine, and that the company would later evaluate the possibility of a more complete overhaul of its fleet.
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House sitting can also be a good way for a retiree to do a trial run of a place they may potentially want to move to, said Alexandra Gordon, who owns HouseSitMexico.com.
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It's also when countries will wrap up their first and only trial run, publicly airing their climate goals and what steps they've taken so far before the official accounting launches in 2020.
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Three people familiar with the matter first told the Financial Times that after a trial run that lasted a few months, the German automaker declined to renew the 2018 contract with Aurora.
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That's because the forward-thinking chain is offering randomly selected patrons in Ann Arbor the chance to take part in its first ever American trial run of self-driving pizza delivery cars.
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Nevertheless, the company has more than 40 full-time employees so it's fair to say that the startup can't afford to think about its central app as merely a trial run indefinitely.
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Jordan Levi, managing partner for Arcadia Asset Management in Oklahoma City, told a meeting of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association that he organized a trial run of an online auction on Jan.
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Kim and the fam were at LAX when we decided to give Brielle a trial run behind the camera -- and she hit up Kim about some pretty obvious changes to her face.
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He's already had a trial run on the campaign with Clinton in South Carolina, which helped Clinton secure the Latino vote, so the introduction with voters has started on the right foot.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Dubai has begun testing autonomous pods in a trial run the Gulf's trade and tourism hub hopes will help its transformation into one of the smartest cities in the world.
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Some weeks after this trial run in the Soviet village, the KGB began the operation, relying upon East Germans in West Germany and its own agents in other parts of the world.
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On a trial run, the Blithe Soothing and Healing Green Tea Splash Mask ($45 at Sephora) offered a refreshing quality and, surprisingly, an exfoliating effect courtesy of its concentrated lactic acid content.
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But if you switched to the iPhone 6S as something of a trial run and are still somewhat on the fence, well then you (and I) have some serious thinking to do.
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ESPN Plus is also a trial run for another stand-alone streaming service Disney will offer next year, which will feature movies and television shows from the Disney, Pixar and Marvel libraries.
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Congress's refusal to adequately fund the Bureau forced it to cancel the two other end-to-end tests, in West Virginia and Washington state, leaving Providence County as the lone trial run.
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Juul says the program has been successful during a trial run in the Houston area, and says that currently about 50 percent of all Juul devices in the U.S. are fully traceable.
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That may be of little comfort as the value of your portfolio shrinks, but should the market plummet even more dramatically at some point, this dip will serve as a trial run.
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The second big change in the Chrome 70 beta is a trial run for Google's Shape Detection API, which allows Chrome to detect and recognize things like faces, barcodes, and text within images.
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The all-grown-up boy band is headed to Las Vegas for a trial run of a residency, joining the likes of Britney Spears and Jennifer Lopez, who have also mounted productions there.
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But the existence of the glass, which was supposedly produced as part of a trial run at a Vietnam-based LG facility, does line up with other rumors of an iPhone X Plus.
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"You noticed the demo was super short and that's because that's all it needs to be," Erik Kay, Google's director of engineering, communications products, told the Verge after a trial run last week.
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Following a well-received trial run in 2015 with the specialty retailer Torrid, she is introducing a more ambitious collection, called Rebel Wilson x Angels, that arrives in major department stores this summer.
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Fortunately, relief came following the successful trial run in the form of a grant from Texas Wesleyan University in 2007, which has footed the nearly $2,000 annual bill for Genome Island ever since.
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Newly released records from the Seattle Police Department indicate that in March of 2016, the agency acquired a two month trial run of Babel Street's Babel X software and Open Source Intelligence training.
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As JAXA explained in a fact sheet (pdf), a trial run of the deployment will be performed on September 5, 2019, with further details about the mission to come later in the month.
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It wasn't the first time North Korea has tested an SLBM, but it was a milestone for Pyongyang: It's the longest-range solid fuel missile to get a trial run by North Korea.
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The company's decision came after a 280-character trial run that began in September among a select few people who mostly protested the change (at least until they started unironically writing long tweets).
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Rusal's first-quarter sales rose 2.7 percent on the same period last year to 957,000 tonnes and included 39,000 tonnes produced in a trial run by its new Boguchansk smelter in Russia's Krasnoyarsk region.
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And since there appears to be little desire to rethink the incentives that govern these platforms (attention!), it's not hard to see the last two years as a trial run for the next cycle.
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Provention Bio acquired rights to teplizumab from Maryland-based MacroGenics, which had suspended its development in 2010 after a clinical trial run with partner Eli Lilly showed it failed to slow progression of diabetes.
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This feels like a possible trial run for him — he's playing a spy, and specifically a very capable, debonair, but closed-in man who has a defining tragedy in his past involving a woman.
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Debuting HongMeng OS via a mid-tier smartphone is a smart strategic move on Huawei's part, as it allows for a low-risk trial run of the OS before moving to a flagship device.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A second Westinghouse AP1000 nuclear reactor on China's eastern coast is now ready to go into full commercial operation after a week-long trial run, the project's operator said late on Tuesday.
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The shots of the smiling, dancing followers, working with seeming happiness and engaging in frenzied, naked encounter sessions, suggest a trial run for Burning Man (which began in 1986, just as Rajneeshpuram was disintegrating).
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KELLOGG'S NYC CAFÉ The trial run in Times Square for this cereal cafe has ended, and now the company has opened a sprawling second-floor loft overlooking Union Square that's five times as large.
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And if you want test out your backgrounds in a trial run, you can also conduct a test meeting on Zoom here, where you can try on different backdrops prior to your real meetings.
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CNN executives have been reluctant to describe Mr. Tapper's prime-time move next week as a trial run, but if he does well, it could be an opening for him to make a move.
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Conducting a "trial run" or giving potential candidates hypothetical scenarios to see how they'll react in the event of a PR crisis can help you gauge if they're capable of keeping cool under pressure.
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Related: Germanwings Crash Pilot May Have Attempted a Trial Run During His Previous Flight Germanwings Flight 9525 left Barcelona Airport on March 24 last year at around 9 am, and was headed to Dusseldorf.
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After Burger King gave the Impossible Whopper an initial trial run in 59 restaurants in the St. Louis area, those locations enjoyed 18 percent higher foot traffic than the fast-food chain's national average.
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As part of WIRED's exclusive look at that initiative, our writer took a trial run in the sneakers as part of his training to achieve his own personal milestone: a sub-90-minute half-marathon.
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They also gave it a trial run in rabbits: the LED stayed on until the researchers squirted a glucose solution into the rabbit's eye — and then the LED turned off, just like it's supposed to.
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New York University graduate student Jesse Donaldon is one of the people who signed on for Smell Dating's trial run because he felt services like Tinder and OK Cupid were too much like online shopping.
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Even operating with only a quarter of its eventual 64 dishes, MeerKAT's Saturday evening trial run established the radio telescope as the most powerful in the southern hemisphere according to SKA's chief scientist Fernando Camilo.
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And hopefully Létourneau-Calderwood is a trial run for a 125-pound weight class, because it's a huge benefit to the 50-plus female fighters already in the UFC as well as those to come.
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To rid the island of these pests without harming other species, she designed specialized bait, and wanted to do a trial run of the distribution equipment, using sand as a stand-in for the bait.
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Like the handful of other serious competitors at the lake, Wittig was treating the event as a trial run for the I.I.S.A.'s second world championships, which take place next month in the same lake.
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"Along with a few hundred handlers, the team will take the balloons out from an outdoor trial run to get firsthand experience flying the new stars ahead of their Thanksgiving Day debuts," the release said.
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Initially he agreed to only a one issue trial run, but when Detective Comics No. 38 doubled the usual sales figure, they decided to integrate the Boy Wonder into the series on a full time basis.
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Some theater insiders view the move (which will sell out in an instant, obviously) to be a trial run for a long-rumored musical version of Springsteen's autobiography, Born to Run, per The New York Post.
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After a trial run in Miami, he discovered the setup and breakdown exhausted his staff, so ACO settled in a permanent place about as far away from Iraq and Afghanistan as you can get: Sin City.
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It might not sound particularly exciting — Google has given the new ad format the drab title "search trial run ads" — but the feature now makes it possible to try out games immediately after searching for them.
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We started talking about doing the project, and I went to see him do a trial run of it live at UCB in LA. I trusted his instincts, but I had never written with him before.
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Succeed or fail, the Democratic efforts against Republicans in Congress this fall will offer a revealing trial run for the much larger test looming for 2020: challenging the billionaire President's identity as a working-class hero.
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SYDNEY, Nov 15 (Reuters) - When I signed up to join a trial run of the world's longest commercial flight, I expected an exercise in endurance but not steak for breakfast and a physical work-out regime.
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The second cut on the A-side, "Coming on Strong," sounds a bit like a blueprint or trial run for "Let's Start the Dance" and the last song, "Riding On Your Love" is spacey and sweet.
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Lionsgate plans to release the movie in about 475 theaters nationwide after it generated solid ticket sales in a 14-theater trial run last weekend and received an A grade from audiences in CinemaScore exit polls.
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"Every day, every hour, ships packed with illegal immigrants are flooding the European border, an invasion is taking place," one activist said in a video describing their Mediterranean aspirations that included footage of the trial run.
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Red Wine and Blue began placing Facebook ads last week and is prepared to invest in several local races this year as a trial run for what its founder says will be an aggressive 2020 push.
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Then, after this trial run, the palazzo will be returned to its owner, and 2604,29200 Heures will move to northwestern Cambodia, where guests will stay in a series of locations, among them an ancient Buddhist temple.
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He launched a kind of trial run for the White House in 2011 by embracing birtherism, laying the groundwork for his successful 2016 bid by aligning himself with the far right, talk radio wing of the GOP.
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Twitch says that the feature has been in the works for several months, and in fact a trial run of the feature was employed during the Republican and Democratic National Conventions, which aired on the streaming service.
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The result: Ford acquired the startup last fall for a reported $65 million, and Chariot has since added more routes, expanded to Austin (and a trial run in Tahoe), and plans to add more cities this year.
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The next step is a demonstration of the applicant's skills, if any, on the bench; even if she has no prior baking experience, the trial run gives an inkling of the applicant's work ethic and her speed.
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In the spring of last year he started moonlighting from his job as a real estate broker to sell mi fen from a food stall at LIC Flea & Food in Queens, a trial run before opening Yuan.
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Teens will also have access to features like Prime Video and other "select" benefits typically associated with Amazon Prime (like Twitch Prime), meaning they're essentially getting a potential five-year trial run of their own full Prime account.
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With a trial run beneath their belt, the superstar couple now has a handle on how to keep their older children, 4-year-old daughter North and son Saint, 2, from getting creative with their high-end pieces.
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At the very least, living on one income as a trial run for even just a few months can potentially boost your savings and help you pay down some extra debt as you consider making a permanent leap.
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KLONG SAI PATTANA, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In Klong Sai Pattana, a rural community carved out of an illegal oil palm plantation by land rights campaigners, new arrivals are given a one-year trial run at being farmers.
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Sources told Reuters in March that Comcast Corp, the biggest U.S. cable provider, was planning to rebrand and expand a streaming video option aimed at its broadband subscribers after giving it a trial run in Boston and Chicago.
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There was one condition to the deal, said people with knowledge of the matter: $600,000 of the proceeds had to go to a theater that had staged a trial run of a Broadway musical produced by Mr. Weinstein.
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After a trial run of a new product, JD.com said it creates a 'profile' of a potential buyer based on early sales that is cross-checked with its entire userbase, before targeted ads are sent to close matches.
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The feature is built on Twitter's "conversational ads" — promoted tweets with attached lists of prefabricated responses and hashtags that users can post with a simple click — which were introduced to select brands for a trial run earlier this year.
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Halderman is well-known in election security circles and gained some fame after he and his students at the University of Michigan successfully hacked Washington's Board of Elections in 2010 during a trial run of its online voting system.
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In the following years, the company began to develop larger cross-promotional projects, bringing together the company's comics, novels, games, and action figures as a sort of trial run to see if all of those parts could work together.
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When I announced my trial run with a menstrual cup to my social networks, I was shocked to find out how many of my close friends had been using cups this whole time, and hadn't yet shared their wisdom.
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A PUBG tournament, held last year at Oakland's Oracle Arena, was a kind of trial run attempt at a team-based battle royale tournament, with 80 professional players competing in the same game as part of four-person squads.
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Most recently, when the park held a trial run last summer, the city's Department of Transportation found that closing the roadways to cars caused little to no incremental delays, further making a case for the change to be permanent.
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Their case has offered a trial run for the Communist Party's latest drive to silence rights advocates accused of challenging the party's power, which started in July last year, said Maya Wang, a researcher on China for Human Rights Watch.
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During its trial run the company said that "only 5% of Tweets sent were longer than 140 characters, and only 2% were over 190 characters," which would suggest that people want more room to tweet but not that much more.
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Burger King started its American foray into meatless meat by giving the Impossible Whopper a trial run in 59 restaurants in the St. Louis area — and found that those locations enjoyed 18 percent higher foot traffic than the chain's national average.
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Electric spiralizers are great if you're ready to make the splurge, but if you're not sold on veggie noodles or if you just want to try something simple before making the commitment, a handheld spiralizer is a great trial run.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will hold a trial run on Monday of its plans for dealing with long queues of lorries at the southeastern port of Dover caused by disruption to cross-Channel traffic in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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The analytics firm measured Disney+ usage in its debut market, the Netherlands, where the service went live for a trial run back in September ahead of its global rollout, and has details on which specific titles are doing well so far.
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Two days after Instagram claimed to have completely deleted post "likes" as part of a trial run, the company has admitted to Business Insider that the move was actually just a technical bug and the removal of likes was accidental.
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According to Henkel, Ford's trial run with the worker-robot collaboration in Cologne is part of the company furthering its investigation in Industry 4.0 Automation, which embraces these co-bots and other automated technologies on the assembly line and beyond.
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ATLANTA (AP) — The scramble to succeed Health Secretary Tom Price as Georgia congressman provides Republicans and Democrats with a trial run for next year's elections, which will center on the popularity and agenda of Price's new boss, President Donald Trump.
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After a trial run selling Alessi steel ware and Ettore Sottsass ceramics for a few months from an espresso bar at Charivari, the avant-garde clothing boutique that had its heyday in the 0003s, he opened his own shop, Moss.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, held on Tuesday the first public trial run of its $3 billion mass rapid transit (MRT) system aimed at improving transport conditions in a city suffering some of the worst traffic jams in the world.
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Britain will hold a trial run on Monday of its plans for dealing with long queues of lorries at the port of Dover caused by disruption to cross-Channel traffic in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the Department for Transport said.
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The 12-year-old former child pageant star practiced her artistic skills on Friday evening's episode of Mama June: From Not to Hot when she did a trial run of Mama June Shannon's makeup for the upcoming Miss Georgia Peach Elite pageant.
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Even with The Other Side's ties to 12-step culture, Reed's findings in running a booze-free bar closely mimic those of Bandrovschi's trial run for Listen—that it is in fact possible to manufacture the vibe of a bar without the alcohol.
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Burger King is giving the Impossible Burger a trial run in 59 restaurants in the St. Louis area, and if that goes well, the fast-food chain will make the product available in all its 7,200 branches across the US, according to Machado.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported that the company has completed its first trial run assembly of the iPhone SE in India – a key step in gaining a foothold for a market that has thus far proven elusive for the smartphone maker.
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Hyperloop One is delaying the public testing of its tube transport system and reducing the size of its test track that was supposed to host the trial run of the prototype, according to a report earlier this week in the Wall Street Journal.
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What's more, Trump's recent escalation of drone strikes in Yemen is widely viewed as a trial run for defeating Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula with an all-out air assault—something many military and intelligence officials warn is simply not possible.
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SHANGHAI, May 6 (Reuters) - China has begun a trial run of its first magnetic levitation train, completely designed and built by local firms, marking a major leap in the technological capability of the country's rail transport sector, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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Shortly before that, and as sort of a trial run before opening up the floodgates, 23andMe was able to test for a genetic carrier disease called Bloom Syndrome, a rare recessive gene disorder characterized by shorter height and a predisposition to develop cancer.
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" Another clinical trial, run by the City of Hope in Los Angeles, is investigating using zinc-finger nucleases to edit the hematopoietic stem cells of HIV-positive people, with a less aggressive bone-marrow-clearing-out step, what you might call "chemo-lite.
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The eclipse is expected to knock offline a big chunk of the solar power that currently provides one-tenth of California's electricity — giving grid operators a rare trial run for a future in which the nation is more reliant on renewable energy.
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The trial, run by the University of Nebraska Medical Center along with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, will be conducted at up to 50 sites globally, and will test the medicine, called remdesivir, against placebo, according to the protocol.
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His campaign previously told POLITICO he raised $1 million in the 72 hours after the debate — in which he announced a contest to give 10 families $1,000 a month as a trial run for his "Freedom Dividend," a proposed universal basic income program.
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So this was something of a trial run, and for the raucously adoring audience it was an exposure to an artist — beloved as a keeper of the old-fashioned flame of Italian opera — that most people at Zankel hadn't heard live in years.
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Alexandra Leigh Carter, of Toowoomba, Queensland, says she purchased the makeup kit at the Australian supermarket chain Woolworths — and even tested it out on her son's wrist for 20 minutes — before applying the product to his face during a "trial run" ahead of Halloween.
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Rattigan's many "dates" ultimately give way to a parable about what it means to figure out your own identity—the app asks users to pick what traits their hired chaperone will have, making each outing a trial run where Rattigan tries on a new personality.
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This month MedStar, a 10-hospital nonprofit health care system, has begun testing the gown at one of its smaller community hospitals, the Montgomery Medical Center in Olney, Md. If the trial run is successful, MedStar will use the gown in its other locations.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba and the United States are making the re-establishment of postal services permanent after a trial run, the state-run Cuban News Agency reported on Friday, as cooperation in some areas inches forward despite a chill in relations under the Trump administration.
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Earlier this year, for instance, Apple started a manufacturing trial run of the iPhone 6S, after having previous done a small batch of the iPhone SE. Along with bringing jobs, such localized manufacturing could also go a ways toward helping bring the cost of devices down.
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Meanwhile, a rival company, Inflight VR, recently introduced virtual-reality entertainment on the Lithuania-based Small Planet Airlines, initially on flights between Amsterdam and southern Europe, and its product will be further tested on Iberia of Spain after a trial run between Madrid and Tel Aviv.
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A few Instant Apps were made available in January as a trial run, and a few other companies have partnered with Google to build instant apps since then, but now at this year's Google I/O the necessary tools have been made available to all developers.
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If the original Pixel was a trial run to test out what it's like to source and assemble all your own components, Google's big lesson from it was that demand for its phones will be high — and disappointment in the event of shortages would be even higher.
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Josh Haner, who besides being a fine photographer — he would go on to win a Pulitzer Prize in 2014 — was conversant in the language of coders and designers, also joined the team as co-editor, setting up a simple WordPress blog for a one-week trial run.
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The trial, run by the University of Nebraska Medical Center along with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, will be conducted at up to 50 sites globally and will test the medicine, called remdesivir, against placebo, according to the protocol, which was posted Friday.
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It even contemplated taking the annual Super Cup final outside of the continent as a trial run as early as 2020, but stepped back after objections from the organization's smaller member nations, who see that game as their only chance of hosting one of soccer's grandest occasions.
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Chai stripped to her undergarments because, she told the Cornell Daily Sun, her professor, Rebekah Maggor, had told her earlier in the week that the cutoff shorts she was wearing for a trial run of the presentation were "too short" and would draw "men's attention" away from her words.
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Apple has started assembling phones in India, completing a first trial run with the manufacture of its cheapest handset, the iPhone SE. This first step into the Indian market has been a long time coming, but Apple confirmed today to The Wall Street Journal that production has finally begun.
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Despite the top of the jump being protected by nets, the trial run for the ski jumping part of the competition was due to start at 1345 local time (0445 GMT), but that was pushed back by half an hour as organizers hoped the gusting winds would subside.
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In May, a handful of US airports did a trial run of a security measure that required passengers to take books and magazines out of their carry-on luggage during screening, and American Airlines has begun testing a 3D-bag-screener that provides detailed images of passenger's belongings.
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In fact, Harry and Meghan's new plans have been worked out in conjunction with Queen Elizabeth to sketch out how this new chapter will play out; early meetings led to an agreement that the first year of their independence would be a trial run to be revisited next year.
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That Ridloff's first theater acting job, apart from a star turn in a Gallaudet University high school production of "The Wiz" 23 years ago (and a trial run of the show in the Berkshires last summer), will be as a Broadway lead, is a testament to her presence.
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In the estimation of many officials and experts, the effort was probably a trial run meant to probe American defenses and identify weaknesses in the vast back-end apparatus — voter-registration operations, state and local election databases, electronic poll books and other equipment — through which American elections are run.
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Image: ScreenshotCold Turkey (free for basic use) and Freedom (which will cost you but offers a free trial) run at the desktop level on macOS and Windows to give you even more control over which sites you do and do not want to be able to visit, and at which times.
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From setting default apps—which are the apps that open automatically when you tap or click on a particular type of link—to opening links more quickly and more specifically in your desktop browser, give these tricks a trial run and see how many of them can make a difference.
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"If they initiate this process at 16, then they will not have any difficulty by the time they are 18, as the parents have already had a trial run of being independent even though the child is still at home with the parent available to cross check for compliance," Joshi said.
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Bear in mind that having a Prime account naturally makes you more likely to go all-in on everything Amazon, so take some time away and you might find you're not as dependent on it as you thought—if you're paying monthly you can always take a month's break as a trial run.
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Trump will have a Senate majority of 52 Republicans; the Democratic minority will total 46, with two independents who caucus with them, including the peripatetic Bernie Sanders of Vermont who, having lost the presidential nomination during his trial run as a Democrat, has since reverted to his previous status as an independent.
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That could offer a huge edge in recruiting, as not only does the startup determine if the candidate is a technical and cultural fit, but the student has an opportunity to do a trial run — and if they like it, they might have a preference over a company like a Facebook or Google.
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Screenshot: Gizmodo7) Do a trial run for a job interviewYou've got enough to worry about when you're at a job interview, so make sure you know where you're going and which building you need to be at (and which entrance to use): Not all of this information is available on the web.
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Now recognized by the IOC as a sport, but not yet an Olympic event, the Asian Games was a trial run for e-sports to be included as an exhibition event at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, which will follow another outing at the next Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, in 2022.
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And for those with smaller appetites, Mickey D's is giving a trial run to a smaller Big Mac called the Mac Jr. The only difference in the new sandwiches is the size — they both are dressed with the ubiquitous lettuce, American cheese, pickles, onions, and special sauce and served on the traditional sesame seed bun.
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With the announcement of potential withdrawals of bitcoin on the horizon, the PBoC have just completed a trial run of their own digital currency based on blockchain technology, with participation from major institutions such as the Bank of China and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, as well as China's first online bank WeBank.
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"This idea of a girl who is looking for a home becomes a motif that runs through later Austen novels," she added, giving the examples of Fanny Price in "Mansfield Park" and Anne Elliot in "Persuasion" The haughty Lord Osborne is obviously a trial run for Mr. Darcy in "Pride and Prejudice," she added.
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The operation began after a March 2015 meeting in China which an MSS intelligence officer set up a trial run for passing along classified information that involved placing an SD card in a book, wrapping it in a bag marked for "Ed" and leaving it at the front desk of a hotel in Newark, Calif.
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I was at a booze-free pop-up spot in New York City's Williamsburg called Listen Bar—a four-day trial run for a permanent concept aiming to open in October of 2019, given it reaches its fundraising goal—and everyone around me (as far as I could tell) was stone-cold sober, and ecstatic to be so.
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Step 5: Start with informational interviews before actual onesTo build on any volunteering or other trial-run efforts that you may have tried, another way to get an idea of whether a particular destination appeals to you or not is to reach out directly to mid- and late-career professionals in the field you'd like to be in.
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Per British media reports, Harry and Meghan will be attending a number of events in the UK over the next week — including the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey on Monday with the Queen and the rest of the royal family — before officially "stepping down" and beginning their one-year trial run of nonroyal life April 1.
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But many operators also see the event as a rare trial run for a future in which solar power will become far more prevalent — and they will have to accommodate a fast-growing source of energy that, unlike older coal or nuclear plants, can wax and wane considerably during the day, and drop off at night.
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The offers — a sitting with a famous fashion photographer and a package of tickets to a Hollywood film awards event and parties — came with a condition: $600,000 of the money raised at the auction, in Cannes, France, would go to the American Repertory Theater, a nonprofit playhouse that had done a trial run of "Finding Neverland," a Broadway musical that Mr. Weinstein produced.
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Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE announced a trial run of the policy in an email to employees early Thursday, The Washington Post said.
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The last-minute decision to include the citizenship question prevented the bureau from putting it on its only full trial run of the head count, which began this month in Providence County, R.I. The panel urged the bureau to immediately begin testing the language of the query, saying that in the current charged atmosphere surrounding foreign-born residents, the question could lead respondents to misstate or avoid answering other questions about race and ethnicity.
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"The real test however will be what they do decide to do after their six-week break and what path they choose for their future and where," Fitzwilliams added, referencing the rumors that the couple are considering a permanent move to the US.Reports have suggested the couple plan to purchase a second home in LA to be close to Markle's mother, so it's possible a prolonged Christmas trip could work as a trial-run for this.
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