Education systems don't just "turn on a dime," said Field.
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But policymakers need to be ready to turn on a dime.
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They can turn on a dime ... Trump is the change agent.
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"These systems are flexible, they can turn on a dime," she says.
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When the fins are lowered, a tuna can turn on a dime.
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Well, or maybe I was just able to turn on a dime.
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Refiners can't just turn on a dime when the heavy crude gets sidelined.
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Trump is often ideologically supple and could turn on a dime on the dispute.
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But anyone watching stocks this month knows that sentiment can turn on a dime.
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"These [psychological] systems are flexible, they can turn on a dime," Cikara told me.
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We're going to have to turn on a dime and head toward this new policy.
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But while that is safer for now, these things tend to turn on a dime.
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Stories can turn on a dime: in the space of a page, comedy becomes tragedy.
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It marked her arrival as a pop superstar who could still turn on a dime.
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The United States economy is a big ship, and it can't turn on a dime.
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"Presidents can and do turn on a dime," Ms Gottemoeller says, more in hope than expectation.
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Others say Benchmark can turn on a dime if it feels its payday is at risk.
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"They know well that groundwater availability in Florida can turn on a dime," Mr. Gross said.
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They don't turn on a dime and neither did I. This was partly out of habit.
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She can turn on a dime between conversational speech, pure-toned soprano singing, and Dadaistic noise.
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I wanted to depict how these guys can turn on a dime and become incredibly scary.
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The reversal contributed to the sense on Capitol Hill that Trump's positions can turn on a dime.
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Based on previous circumstances, however, Canaccord Genuity's chief market strategist told CNBC that could easily turn on a dime.
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"When the shit hits the fan, you can't turn on a dime and say 'I need cyber now,'" Slowik says.
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"I'm bridging the concepts," explained Ms. Tomei, who can turn on a dime from gleeful self-deprecation to quiet introspection.
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"American politics is freaky and can turn on a dime and in the other direction in one news cycle," Bannon said.
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His efforts can turn on a dime from acidly psychedelic rock to uneasily introspective chamber and lush Wall of Sound pop.
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But biotech is an uneasy fit for a culture steeped in software, and online companies that can turn on a dime.
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These days, seasons just don't know how to stay in their lanes: The weather, like dancers, can turn on a dime.
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The women right now seem to have everything in hand, but this is Big Brother and things can turn on a dime.
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That said: it is, of course, perfectly plausible that the snakelike Jivadi would turn on a dime to assure his own survival.
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Olivia DeJonge is incredible as Ashley, the goody-two-shoes babysitter who can also turn on a dime to mutter some lethal burns.
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With all four wheels being able to pivot, the GTC4 Lusso can turn on a dime and react like a much smaller car.
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It would require all the world's countries to effectively turn on a dime and send their emissions plunging at never-before-seen rates.
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But no one would expect such a trend to turn on a dime, and the picture going forward is a little more encouraging.
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A lot of what's so fascinating about the Jason S. films is how Lynch can turn on a dime from furious to generous.
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You can't ultimately achieve success if you can't turn on a dime and adjust your approach based on the current conditions and circumstances.
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"Sentiment is improving, but it could turn on a dime," said Kristina Hooper, U.S. investment strategist at Allianz Global Investors in New York.
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JRAD's pumped-up take explores extremes of tempo and dynamics with muscular shredding, eerily quiet eddies and telepathic turn-on-a-dime switchbacks.
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Unlike athletic shadowrunners, battlemechs can't simply turn on a dime, so you need to manage their momentum if they want to move tactically.
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The song matches the vibe perfect, showing how his voice is able to turn on a dime from yelled vocals to super smooth singing.
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The bottom line: "Institutions like the foreign service don't turn on a dime," Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, tells me.
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"Donald Trump can turn on a dime and can be against the stock market as easily as he was for the stock market," he said.
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"When you have an industry that has a huge, capital-intensive infrastructure," Mr. Craver said, referring to the power business, "it doesn't turn on a dime."
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The results in Iowa, the first time a state's voters weigh in on the presidential nomination contest, can make the national contest turn on a dime.
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The results in Iowa — the first time a state's actual voters weigh in in the presidential nomination contest — can make the national contest turn on a dime.
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George Seferis's mercurial tone can turn on a dime from lyricism to humor and back again, just as his characters shuttle between sensual abandon and neurotic self-flagellation.
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Hope noted that these are extremely valuable dollars because they can turn on a dime whereas traditional philanthropies can sometimes take a year or longer to award grants.
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I doubt a Fed that just spent most of this year in retreat from its growth and "normalization" assumptions will turn on a dime to turn aggressively hawkish just yet.
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As an investor, all you can do is position your companies to succeed in the market at any point in time, and to turn on a dime if need be.
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But the chief author of the three-judge panel's ruling, Judge James J. Wynn, left that question open, citing North Carolina Republicans' own turn-on-a-dime manipulation of state politics.
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"Each political party has found it easy to turn on a dime from decrying to defending the blocking of judicial nominations, depending on their changing political fortunes," he wrote at the time.
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S. President) Trump came out and said he was very optimistic about the G23.0592 meeting, or if (Chinese President) Xi came out and said that, this market would turn on a dime.
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A less damaging result would give the White House the chance to turn on a dime after months attacking the special counsel, by using Mueller's sterling personal reputation to its own benefit.
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Instead, they had to turn on a dime and find humor in the opposite outcome, even though it was clear that said outcome challenged most (if not all) of their personal politics.
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"When Netflix, which had been the worst-performing member of FAANG of late, manages to turn on a dime, up 5 percent, that shows you just how resilient this group is," he said.
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In today's topsy-turvy world — an unpredictable fog in which technology, geopolitics and the economy seem to turn on a dime — companies and governments would give anything to see around the next corner.
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"And, if that happens, then market sentiment will turn on a dime and you're going to see very sharp rallies in Asia, in China, in Hong Kong, certainly also in Europe," he said.
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Who should win: "Jojo Rabbit"Personally, I think Waititi's script is almost a miracle in the way it can turn on a dime from outright comedy to one of the most touching films of 2019.
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Murmurations, as these starling flocks are also known, are especially intriguing to researchers as there isn't a single bird leading the pack, despite the giant cloud of feathers being able to seemingly turn on a dime.
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Despite being directly related to some of the larger themes explored this season, the disagreement nevertheless feels shoehorned in, and highlights the show's reliance on characters that turn on a dime whenever the plot demands it.
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For example, Segway will show a whole host of new electric transporters, the most flashy of which is the S-Pod, a two-wheeled chair that can't be tipped over and can turn on a dime.
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When Buffy lost her virginity to Angel in season two, his immediate transformation into an evil version of himself made the omnipresent reality of men who turn on a dime once they sleep with someone searingly literal.
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And the underrated Sign 'O' the Times live film deserves leagues more respect and exposure for its documentation of the turn-on-a-dime precision of the post-Revolution band that would carry Prince into the 90s.
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"Even if theres some kind of resolution on a particular issue, I think this uncertainty factor, which we are hearing from everywhere from business people across the country, thats unlikely to turn on a dime," he said.
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But the tire challenge was the only one that was truly illuminating, proving the shoe was great when it came to running in a straight line, but not-so-great when trying to turn on a dime.
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When you don't have a governor who can raise money for a party in 24 years, it's very difficult for you to expect that party to turn on a dime and pull rabbits out of the hat.
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"It's become a Trump negotiating trait to issue lots of threats and then suddenly turn on a dime and sound like he has reached a truce," said Robert Litan, a non-resident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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" Glenn Schorr, an analyst at Evercore ISI, said he has factored the comparison with last year's big numbers into his estimates for the rest of the year but notes "trading has a tendency to turn on a dime.
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DRONE SLAYER: POLARIS MRZR ATVS, CHEVY TRUCKS, ARMED WITH NEW ANTI-DRONE WEAPON With its skid steering, SHERP can turn on a dime – not something you might expect from those jumbo squishy wheels - but that sort of agility can be crucial in battlespaces.
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There's no shortage of people willing to say that he's a supremely talented guitarist and effortlessly good singer, but hearing three such different tracks pushed up against one another—falsetto soul, dance rock, heavy blues—shows that he can turn on a dime.
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Outside groups are currently working on putting together a campaign to support the Senate health care bill when it's finished, but McIntosh warned that that campaign can turn on a dime if the Senate announces a bill that runs counter to conservatives' wishes.
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DEATH WISH Credit for the crude fascination of the 1974 "Death Wish" belongs to its oddball star, Charles Bronson, who, with his mustache and sly half-smiles, never really looked like a guy prepared to turn on a dime into a violent vigilante.
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"When you see a market darling turn on a dime like this and get slammed, you've got to circle back to the story and ask yourself a simple question: are we dealing with a broken stock or a broken company?" the "Mad Money " host said.
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"When you see a market darling turn on a dime like this and get slammed, you've got to circle back to the story and ask yourself a simple question: are we dealing with a broken stock or a broken company?" the "Mad Money" host said.
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After singing the sweet opening passage, a vision of merry birds in a May meadow, he seemed to turn on a dime, changing his voice and bearing to deliver the shock of the next section: a bitter waking nightmare of crowing roosters, shrieking ravens and loneliness.
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In the context of today, however, when hurtling toward the next crisis and needing to turn on a dime are among the few constants, and when a revolt against the establishment may be in the offing, it seemed less like a solution than a well-executed, occasionally alluring, exercise in nostalgia.
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It's not merely in the steady (and modern) use of exclamation points but in the sudden turns and reversals, without the mucilage of extended argument—the turn-on-a-dime movements, the interjections, the tone of a man talking to himself and being startled by what his self says back.
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How do they call convincingly for civic peace when they have spent years encouraging their followers to revolt against elected authority (a problem which will face the far-left leader of the British Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, if he ever wins an election.) One tactic is to turn on a dime.
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This means, in the first place, that narrative momentum is less essential to it than the ruminative atmosphere that envelopes people and events, and secondly, that the book's mercurial tone can turn on a dime from lyricism to humor and back again, just as the characters shuttle between sensual abandon and neurotic self-flagellation.
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Then, when it really mattered, after the country's supreme court denied an electoral petition backed up by the NEC's owned leaked data — an inflection point in the post-election process, what diplo-thriller author Todd Moss calls "Minute Zero," when events can turn on a dime and when democracies can live or die — the U.S. government looked the other way.
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I think frequently of something that a former admissions director at Pomona said to me, because it's something that other elite-school faculty members and administrators have also told me: They recruit and admit young men and women who are fantastic on paper but who are in fact very fragile, because they've flourished in a very particular way and in a very particular climate, with the illusion of complete control, and they don't know how to pivot to new circumstances and turn on a dime.
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Larry Tate (David White) is Darrin's profit-obsessed boss and friend. Tate is a regular character. Tate's opinions turn on a dime to appease a client in an attempt to land a deal. However, there are three episodes that show evidence that Larry has deep feelings as well as having a sense of integrity.
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Fork- tailed flycatchers sally from their perches to eat flying insects or glean them off of leaves and fruit. When insects become less available in winter months they have been observed eating fruits. Fork-tailed flycatchers long tail is an important asset in their hunt for arthropods. The long tail allows them to turn on a dime and sally after prey.
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She voiced Marianne in the 2015 film Strange Magic. She was featured with Chris Evans in a 2016 ad for Gucci Guilty Eau fragrances. Since 2016, Wood has starred as sentient android Dolores Abernathy in the HBO science fiction Western series Westworld. Her performance has been praised as "spectacular", "tour-de-force, turn-on-a-dime", as well as "a tremendous technical achievement".
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" They each had worked with Brown previously and knew he would be able to "nail it", as he is able to give a "tough, low voice" and "turn on a dime between dangerous and comedic characterizations." Brown sought to reflect the Rhino's simplistic thinking style in his voice. He believes "the quintessential 'thug' was played by William Bendix in The Glass Key. The simpler the character, the simpler the thought process.
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This time Tideman recorded somewhat wider than expected turn radius under full power, but deemed it unimportant: the Livadia could still turn on a dime by disengaging one of the side propellers. On September 27 the Livadia reached her top recorded speed of 15.725 knots at 12,354 horsepower. Reports by Gulyaev and Reed compared Livadia to contemporary HMS Penelope, HMS Orion and HMS Iris which had similar displacements and engine power, and concluded that her efficiency was on par with conventional ships.MacLear 1967, p. 196.
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Early in Jacobson's writing career, his first two novels ended with major twists. His agent wanted him to become a modern-day O’Henry with trademark twists at the end. Jacobson felt that although twists are important to the genre, he did not want to limit himself by constructing a story for the main purpose of concluding with a twist. He is happy if a story and its characters lend themselves to that turn-on-a-dime ending, but he did not want that to be his sole focus.
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Jhonen Vasquez, the creator of Invader Zim, stated in 2019 that the studio's support for the revival films waned due to a shift in management: "We had an immense amount of support throughout most of the production. Things just turn on a dime, people get axed, new people come in." In 2018, Nickelodeon began to shift from focusing on cable broadcasting to what it describes as a "studio model" that provides content for other companies. The decision was made based on a decline in cable viewership due to the rise of streaming services.
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In November 2004, Willamette Week reported that the columns were being held at a storage yard at Northwest 14th Avenue and Savier Street, beneath the Fremont Bridge. The paper said, "[h]alf-covered in blue tarps, their rusted steel girders sticking out of concrete like veins from a freshly amputated arm, they await the political momentum to rescue them from rot". Real estate developer John Carroll hoped to site the columns at the Elizabeth Lofts, but former Rigga member James Harrison said he was reluctant to believe it would happen, given their history. Harrison told Willamette Week, "[t]hese things can turn on a dime".
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Garland possessed a contralto vocal range. Her singing voice has been described as brassy, powerful, effortless and resonant, often demonstrating a tremulous, powerful vibrato. Although her range was comparatively limited, Garland was capable of alternating between female and male-sounding timbres with little effort. The Richmond Times-Dispatch correspondent Tony Farrell wrote she possessed "a deep, velvety contralto voice that could turn on a dime to belt out the high notes", while Ron O'Brien, producer of tribute album The Definitive Collection – Judy Garland (2006), wrote the singer's combination of natural phrasing, elegant delivery, mature pathos "and powerful dramatic dynamics she brings to ... songs make her [renditions] the definitive interpretations".
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In spite of only playing 2 full seasons of major junior hockey, Pesut was highly regarded by National Hockey League and World Hockey Association scouts. His defensive "rough and tumble" no nonsense style play was appealing to the pro teams at the time, along with his 6 foot plus frame, and his patented, smooth, "turn on a dime" skating ability. His hard shot and precision from the blue-line were all attributes which afforded him a high placing within the draft rankings in the upcoming 1973-74 NHL and WHA amateur drafts. Pesut also had shown prospective pro teams that he also could provide much needed offense as a rushing defenseman, putting up 37 points in his draft year while still in junior with the Saskatoon Blades.
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They want me to be involved, but times in games are > tough right now for everyone. They have to raise a lot of money to fund the > game properly... In our early discussions about the game, we had tentatively > brainstormed ideas for the Wii. That is NOT a confirmation like the guy > posted. We haven't presented the idea to Nintendo... As with anything in the > gaming industry, the whole thing could turn on a dime and many of the facts > can change about the game. What these fans don’t understand is how squirly > things are at the beginning of the game. It would take at least two years to > bring out the game and that’s after we’ve confirmed the budget and platform.
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He is the dominant of the 5 partners, more solemn and decisive in action and believes in short term solutions :Qadeer (Nisar Qadri): A meager and yet shrewd salvage business owner who brings to the partnership table a cunning extra sense, a worldly practical perspective, self-serving impulse, diabolical survival instinct, and a hobby and knack for knowing a variety of exotic poisons. He is pragmatic, and relies heavily on using lingual metaphors to memorize any listener. He is also astute negotiator and possess a skillful art of measurements and assessment :Ibrahim (Irfan Khoosat): is a self-absorbed, passive, surreptitious, petty and incredulous large person. He brings to the business partnership almost entirely an ebb of fellowship, although he can turn on a dime with absolute vengeance and surmounting hunger for gains :Nosheen (Bindiya), The effervescent socially gifted strong minded feminist first born of Khan Shabaz Khan.
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