In the luxury space, the Caddy is an unknown quantity.
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Outside Myanmar, Burmese metal is still something of an unknown quantity.
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The potential long-term risks are more of an unknown quantity.
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And Mr. Powell is a relatively unknown quantity on Wall Street.
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She was largely an unknown quantity in Paris, even to herself.
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But von Einem remains a relatively unknown quantity outside his native country.
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" The hackers were able to make off with an "unknown quantity of documents.
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He is an unknown quantity, and that brings with it a blank slate.
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Southampton look like they could be something of an unknown quantity this season.
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Something of an unknown quantity, they managed to overachieve without ever playing particularly well.
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Sirotkin remains something of an unknown quantity, even if he performed strongly in testing.
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Pompeo is an unknown quantity in Europe but is viewed as closer to Trump.
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Despite her seeding and eye-catching rise, Buzarnescu has remained a relatively unknown quantity.
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He says that N is the equivalent of the American "X," or an unknown quantity.
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FEMA said the "unknown quantity" is figuring out who would develop and install the applications.
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And the President himself is an unknown quantity who punishes those who appear to oppose him.
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HBO just confirmed that hackers broke into their servers and stole an unknown quantity of data.
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"Everybody essentially thought that they were signing onto this unknown quantity, a web channel," Lyonne said.
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As in years past, the Armory Show's most interesting and unknown quantity is its Focus section.
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Hillary was a known quantity to me, and Trump was a kind of an unknown quantity.
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And while he has led on some issues, he's still a bit of an unknown quantity.
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Many Democratic politicians backed Baria, the state House minority leader, arguing that Sherman was an unknown quantity.
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With no prior political experience, Zelenskiy is an unknown quantity to investors and the stakes are high.
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Critics question Zelenskiy's political inexperience while investors worry that he's more of an unknown quantity than Poroshenko.
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An unknown quantity at Vanity Fair could fuel a perception that the company is losing its luster.
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"Each piazza is an unknown quantity, because they are places known to be difficult," said Mr. Cherstich.
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But Loeffler remains a relatively unknown quantity in Georgia, and recent polls showed her trailing Collins in favorability.
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Brown said he consumed more than a dozen drinks and did an unknown quantity of mushrooms that night.
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Still, Trump's inconsistent statements make him an unknown quantity in many Israelis' minds, and that works in Clinton's favor.
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It's also why there has been some trepidation toward Mythbusters 2.0, because the cast is such an unknown quantity.
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Kaplan and Levien, it is felt, have handed the club's destiny to an unknown quantity at the very highest level.
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Another candidate who has surged in February is comic actor Volodymyr Zelenskiy, a political novice and largely an unknown quantity.
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If so, it's worth asking why Second Wind was willing to take such a humongous risk on an unknown quantity.
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Priebus was considered something of an unknown quantity, and is viewed with suspicion by some of the GOP's tea party wing.
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Ms. Hudson, the hemp farmer, said that as a black voter, placing her trust in an unknown quantity was a risk.
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In the crucial sphere of foreign policy—where presidents operate with the greatest latitude—Warren is still an often-unknown quantity.
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That's the most interesting thing for me in the world [of this comic,] because it's completely — it's like this completely unknown quantity.
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So to a large extent building fancy new ones is showboating... With a prototype missile supposedly carrying an unknown quantity of radioactive fuel.
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One official said new Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte remains "somewhat of an unknown quantity" who has been alternately bellicose and accommodating toward China.
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A rare interview subject who doesn't maintain a social media presence, Martin is pretty much an unknown quantity outside of the music industry.
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Regrettably still something of an unknown quantity in the larger music world, he's frequently tagged as a "songwriter's songwriter," or something equally reductive.
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Mr. Clayton is much more of an unknown quantity regarding securities enforcement because he has not had any significant involvement in that area.
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The uncertainty kept investors from getting too bullish, particularly with the U.S. payrolls report promising to be an unknown quantity later in the session.
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Kim was an unknown quantity when he assumed power in 2011 and many watchers looked at him as being shepherded into power by Jang.
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Wikipedia was an unknown quantity; the name for what it did, crowdsourcing, didn't even exist until 203, when two WIRED editors coined the word.
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It can be tough to move from a job where everyone respected your work and your expertise to one where you're an unknown quantity.
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Diplomats and officials in Brussels working with both the European Union and NATO said Zelenskiy was still very much an unknown quantity for Western governments.
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Camp Century also contains 63,000 gallons (240,000) of waste water, including sewage and an unknown quantity of low-level radioactive coolant from the nuclear generator.
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Medvedev, Russia's mercurial 23-year-old breakout star of Flushing Meadows, was until this year an unknown quantity but now looks capable of beating anyone.
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The aspiring politician is far from an unknown quantity, having gained prominence for organizing the 'School Strike 4 Climate' marches in the country last year.
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Sakamoto remains an unknown quantity, but her attitude and perky character, shown by her grin when her Japan nationals results came up, could make her appealing.
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Zelenskiy remains something of an unknown quantity and faces scrutiny over his ties to a powerful oligarch who would like to see Poroshenko out of power.
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If she does it I'll feel more confident than with the alternative, who is good on T.V. but something of an unknown quantity in the theatre.
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This view was supported by Sucden general manager Thierry Songeur who predicted a slight deficit by the end of 2019-2020, with India the unknown quantity.
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And to them, it is Bernie Sanders who is viewed as an unknown quantity, whose big ideas of free college and healthcare are greeted with skepticism.
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AJ Styles was, crazily enough, something of an unknown quantity before arriving in that we didn't know just how good he was until he was fully unleashed.
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But he remains something of an unknown quantity and faces scrutiny over his ties to a powerful oligarch who would like to see Poroshenko out of power.
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A tiny bug in Cloudflare's code has led an unknown quantity of data—including passwords, personal information, messages, cookies, and more—to leak all over the internet.
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Despite his poll lead, Zelenskiy, the comedian whose fresh political face appears to be seducing many Ukrainians, is seen as something of an unknown quantity by Russia.
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Unlike in 1994, North Korea now has an unknown number of nuclear weapons stored in unknown locations along with an unknown quantity of weapons-grade fissile material.
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Ted Cruz in 2018 the wild card in the 2020 presidential race, injecting a largely unknown quantity into an already large -- and growing -- field of Democratic candidates.
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Chinese cars do remain an unknown quantity to consumers, who were also once leery of the first cars imported from Japan — and later, from Mexico and South Korea.
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The quadratic formula expresses a relationship between three known quantities — A, B, and C — and an unknown quantity, X.It is most often written as AX2 + BX + C = 0.
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Analysts said one unknown quantity is how many of the MAX 10 orders may merely be replacing previous orders for other variants as Boeing rejigs its medium-haul portfolio.
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"It's hard to capture lightning in a bottle twice, and it was that whole newness of it, the unknown quantity that played into the charm of it," he said.
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The North has spent the past year producing more nuclear material and fashioning an unknown quantity of it into new weapons, American intelligence agencies told Congress in late January.
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" Monday on "Outnumbered," Fox's midday show featuring a roundtable of network personalities, Fox Business host Kennedy Montgomery accused Bolton of leaking to The Times, calling him an "unknown quantity.
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An unknown quantity of brine and produced water, estimated to be more than 5,000 gallons, was initially discharged to streams that flow into the Ohio River, according to the EPA.
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HONG KONG — Australia said on Wednesday that a foreign intelligence service had hacked into the country's meteorology bureau last year, copying "an unknown quantity of documents" from its computer system.
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"The new (finance) minister and the new cabinet in total is an unknown quantity and we have to wait and see and learn how to interpret their behaviours," Hurd said.
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Paul J. Massey Jr., a wealthy real estate sales executive and a Republican who wants to unseat Mayor Bill de Blasio in November, is still an unknown quantity to voters.
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We focused on the single player in the game's early days, since multiplayer console games were something of an unknown quantity for us outside of fighters and Mario Kart 64.
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Dennis Shields was found dead Friday in Trump Tower from an apparent oxycodone OD. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, Dennis took an unknown quantity of oxycodone Rx pills Thursday night.
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"Involving the unknown quantity or variable as an exponent" refers to formulas such as "2 to the power x" (2ˣ) for doubling or "3 to the power x" (3ˣ) for tripling.
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A relatively unknown quantity in local politics, Mr. Malinowski — a former assistant secretary of state — also had to spend a large percentage of his advertising budget introducing himself to New Jersey voters.
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Critics question Zelenskiy's political inexperience and he remains something of an unknown quantity for investors who want reassurances that he will accelerate reforms and keep Ukraine in an International Monetary Fund program.
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For much of 2007, when Barack Obama was an unknown quantity, Clinton led among black voters and had the support of the black church and the black political class, notably Congressman John Lewis.
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"Fake news" — the two words which have come to define Facebook's 2016 — found a welcome home on Facebook, and likely energized some unknown quantity of Trump voters while diminishing support for Hillary Clinton.
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A tiny bug in Cloudflare's code has led an unknown quantity of data—including…Read more ReadHowever, this is where Prince claims there's a bit of a bright side for the end user.
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"(Trump) is above all an outsider and an unknown quantity, whose campaign pronouncements may reveal his instincts, but will surely evolve and, particularly, be open to outside influence if pitched right," he said.
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Abreu argued that Haddad was an unknown quantity in the Northeast and that voters will back her presidential candidate, center-leftist Ciro Gomes, who is also from the Northeast, or the environmentalist Marina Silva.
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Though criticized for being an unknown quantity and light on policy detail, Zelenskiy's emergence is a powerful challenge to the veteran politician Poroshenko and former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who trailed in third place.
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The picture is not much better in the Senate, where he's still an unknown quantity to many members, thanks to the fact that he spent so little time in Washington before becoming Treasury secretary.
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Kondik said that Braun, as an unknown quantity, carries the most risk for his party against Donnelly, but he might also be able to bring in independents turned off by the other two conservatives.
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With the win, Andreescu has jumped to a career-high fifth in the world rankings a year after sitting outside the top 200 when she was an unknown quantity to most in her home country.
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"The president-elect is above all an outsider and unknown quantity, whose campaign pronouncements may reveal his instincts, but will surely evolve and, particularly, be open to outside influence if pitched right," Mr. Darroch wrote.
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South Sudan Information Minister Michael Makuei Lueth said an unknown quantity of oil had failed to be lifted in the Red Sea city, where landlocked South Sudan's oil is transferred from a pipeline to oil tankers.
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Last year, Davos was in the grips of panic as it appeared a wave of populism was sweeping the world, epitomized by Brexit and Trump's election, with the French and German elections still an unknown quantity.
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Dennis Shields was found dead in his apartment in Trump Tower from an apparent oxycodone OD. Law enforcement sources told us Dennis took an unknown quantity of oxy Thursday night which he had prescribed to him.
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For most in the crowd, trucked in from surrounding villages and kitted out in red T-shirts, the stern-faced man before them was an unknown quantity, a quiet man who used to be defense minister.
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Unknown quantity With the worm detected in at least two states so far, SK Jalali, a scientist at the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), said he and his colleagues are bracing themselves for the worst.
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But Mr. Kushner has told people that in Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic nominee, they faced a candidate who had been popular in the black community for decades, while Mr. Trump was then an unknown quantity.
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If Rispone wins on November 16, Henderson will lose an ally and gain an unknown quantity a mere nine months after a law passed restoring the vote to tens of thousands of Louisiana's formerly incarcerated population.
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In any case, despite acknowledging that a Trump presidency would be a largely unknown quantity, Quinn emphasized that the nearly 150-year old institution would not be derailed by the upcoming change to the U.S. political order.
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While presidential rival Donald Trump has irritated Beijing with comments such as comparing the U.S. trade deficit with China to rape, he is largely an unknown quantity, a person who even privately officials shrug their shoulders over.
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While the bear case for oil prices is quite compelling, the new crown prince is an unknown quantity and tensions in the region could ignite and turn into direct confrontation between several of the Middle East's prime actors.
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Putintseva was far from an unknown quantity for Osaka, having recently knocked her out in Birmingham, and again proved a resolute obstacle for the Japanese, fighting back after an early break to take the first set on a tiebreak.
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"He's such an unknown quantity to the American people that he now has to kind of assume the mantle of what it would be like to have him as commander in chief, not just vice president," Mr. Brinkley said.
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A tiny bug in Cloudflare's code has led an unknown quantity of data—including…Read more ReadThere's lots left to discover about the impact of the leakage—which is being called Cloudbleed, similar to the Heartbleed bug back in 2014.
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Cetinkaya, the first Islamic finance specialist to hold the position of central bank governor in Turkey, remains an unknown quantity for investors, who fear he will buckle to political pressure and cut rates further, even as inflation remains above target.
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The summit at Mar-a-Lago is somewhat of an unknown quantity given Trump's inexperience and unpredictable nature, the lack of a relationship between the two men and uncertainty over the path the White House wants to take with China.
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These companies were willing to take a chance with an unknown startup, partly because they were looking for any edge they could get, and partly because they knew Beevers from his days at Voxall so he wasn't a completely unknown quantity.
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In the case of Ghost in the Shell, the studio bigwigs were clearly unwilling to give a plum role in a very expensive blockbuster to an unknown quantity, a description that could apply to nearly every Asian in the acting business.
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Independence Day was a largely unknown quantity prior to Super Bowl 113, but after its teaser aired during the game it became a must-see — and set a precedent for way-early hype that film studios have chased ever since.
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While Gallagher's prowess on the feet is still a bit of unknown quantity, he has assured his fans that his work with Irish Muay Thai champion Cian Cowley will have him sharper than ever in the striking exchanges in London.
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Andreescu, an unknown quantity to most in Canada a year ago, was a unanimous pick after a breakout season in which she upset Serena Williams in the U.S. Open final and reached a career-high fourth in the world rankings.
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In fact, he said, they are reassured by signs that President Trump is going to hew to a conservative agenda after early fears that the president — a relatively unknown quantity to most elected Republicans — might not really be one of them.
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"If she continues to do well, he'd be nuts to ditch her for an unknown quantity," said University of California, Berkeley, economics professor Andrew Rose, a long-time colleague and co-author with Yellen of an oft-cited study of labor markets.
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Many EU and NATO diplomats now view the U.S. president as an unknown quantity with a lack of interest in the transatlantic ties that Europe and Canada cherish, and who is unnecessarily stoking a global trade war that will hurt economic growth.
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Republican voters nervous about backing such a relatively unknown quantity when it comes to governing could take some solace in the fact that congressional Republicans led by Mr. Ryan could team up with Democrats to provide a check on a Trump presidency.
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That scenario has led to a degree of anxiety among some National Security Council and State Department officials, who view Bolton as something of an unknown quantity, despite his history in government and the positions he espoused as a cable news commentator.
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Because the family had popped up as animated shorts on The Tracy Ullman Show a few years earlier – and also because of creator Matt Groening's success with the cartoon strip Life in Hell – they weren't exactly an unknown quantity when the show premiered on Jan.
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And we're supposed to take it on trust from the same self-interested companies that the unknown quantity of malicious ads being fenced on their platforms is but a teeny tiny drop in the overall content ocean they're serving up so hey why can't you just stop overreacting?
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Like in every other asset class a Trump victory would be such an unknown quantity and will no doubt add to underlying increases in volatility but for oil the ultimate question has to be 'will there be more or less oil consumption on the back of a Trump victory?
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TMZ broke the story ... Dennis was found dead earlier this month in Trump Tower from an apparent oxycodone OD. Dennis took an unknown quantity of oxycodone Rx pills, law enforcement sources say, and the following morning he asked his housekeeper to fetch Narcan, which blocks the effects of an opioid overdose.
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The role of Mexico's cartels in the production and transportation of fentanyl remains an unknown quantity, but independent research – as well as investigations by United States law enforcement – point to a growing level of involvement, mainly by the Sinaloa Cartel and the New Generation Jalisco Cartel, Mexico's two strongest criminal organisations.
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It was a rare acknowledgment by the candidate herself of what has been the defining paradox of her career: She has been a presence in American public life for more than a third of a century, and yet for all her ubiquity she remains a curiously unknown quantity to many voters.
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Her lawyers claim that she has been unfairly targeted for complaining about a litany of issues at a government science research center since 2017, including requesting an investigation after an unknown quantity of pathogens were released from her organization's biosafety laboratory into the second-largest body of water in Washington State.
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Here are my questions: A brief overview of that breakfast again: sausages (x215), bacon (x215), eggs (x4), beans (unknown quantity but I'm guessing a minimum of one can), hash browns (quantity unknown but multiple), onion rings, bubble and squeak [cakes made of potatoes and cabbage], specifically thick bread (x2), burger (x1), fries.
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Ferguson Calls for Alvarez after Dealing with Tricky Debutant Vannata A late replacement for Michael Chiesa, Landon Vannata was somewhat of an unknown quantity coming into the co-main event, but he made a big impression in his UFC debut by causing Tony Ferguson a lot of trouble during the first round of their clash.
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Director: John Carney (Once, Begin Again) Cast: Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, Jack Reynor (What Richard Did, Macbeth), Aidan Gillen (HBO's Game of Thrones, HBO's The Wire) Distributor: The Weinstein Company Carney's Once is one of Sundance's greatest success stories, going from a completely unknown quantity to a festival favorite (and then an Oscar and Tony winner).
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But Taylor was far from an unknown quantity in the New York art scene, where he mingled with a powerhouse gang of up-and-coming painters (Stanley Whitney, Brice and Helen Marden, Harriet Korman, and Billy Sullivan, among others) in the early 1970s and worked as a longtime studio assistant to none other than Robert Rauschenberg.
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"Chinese authorities have shown they have the strength and will to protect their markets and that has probably fed through to a stabilisation, but ultimately this (coronavirus) remains a complete unknown quantity and nobody knows how long it will go on for and what the impact will be on a human and economic scale," said Rabobank rates strategist Matt Cairns.
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Moss and Baden have written the first comprehensive account of that campaign, focusing mostly on the Green Collection, which has purchased a still-unknown quantity of Biblical artifacts; the Green Scholars Initiative, which analyzes those artifacts and produces its own academic curriculum; and the Museum of the Bible, which will open in Washington, D.C. this fall to display the Green Collection's artifacts.
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Epstein is an unknown quantity compared to the rest of the group, but we've spent two episodes building up his unimpeachable ethics; he is also, not for nothing, a person of Jewish and African-American ancestry — he had described his need to keep his reputation "Jackie Robinson clean" if he wanted to get anywhere in this world — selling out Chuck in order to work as a deputy United States attorney general for a man who, among other things, has sanctioned lethal force against an unarmed person of color (not to mention the money laundering).
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