The characters are well developed, and more than their diagnosis.
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"The pulleys in her fingers are well developed," he said.
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The first element, sensing, is well developed already, the CTO said.
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"If you have well-developed glutes, you'll move better," Holland explains.
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The hero herself should be a more well developed, interesting character.
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The impact of well-developed players is evident throughout the sport.
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If we bring it back to the Middle East: all the opposition movements during 2011 had well-developed PR operations, whether it was in Libya or Syria, at a time when nothing else was particularly well developed!
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Whereas Vallelonga has a well-developed personal life, Shirley remains a mystery.
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After two seasons of The Crown, my routine is fairly well-developed.
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ALDIS HODGE I loved how colorful and well-developed the characters were.
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Like a well-developed character, it has its own life and backstory.
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By contrast, consider how well-developed Jon's romance with the wildling Ygritte was.
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Underscore the parallel between a well-developed chess board and healthy civil institutions.
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None of it bounded by any well-developed set of rules or regulations.
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Arguably the most aggressive and well-developed codetermination system is that of Germany.
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When we're talking about countries like the United States, like Europe, Japan, other places which have very, very well-developed health care systems, very well developed infection control procedures in place and very highly functioning governments, then it's a different matter.
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"Turkey has a fairly well developed industrial infrastructure," Lockheed's top missile defense executive said.
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The suspects are often young and don't have a well-developed sense of self.
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A well-developed boot camp course is responsive to the needs of the market.
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It's as well-developed a chicken and waffles dish as one could hope for.
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South African hip-hop isn't as well developed as the American hip-hop industry.
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Its slender body was covered in thick scales and it had well-developed fins.
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Isn't it weird that these ruthless dictators have such a well developed sensitive side?
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Young cubs are not that well developed and rely on the dens for protection.
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Without a well-developed communication system, the brain's processing speed slows and learning suffers.
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To determine which countries were the best to raise kids in, researchers looked at the following eight attributes: care for human rights, family-friendly, gender equality, happiness, income equality, level of safety, well-developed public education system and well-developed health care system.
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Snailfish are well suited for deep waters, featuring well-developed sensory pores on their heads.
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As with humans, well-developed gluteal muscles are responsible for the roundness of horse butts.
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Its tech firms pay more in taxes than does the city's well-developed tourist sector.
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It's tightly written, the characters are well-developed, and it's already in a scene format.
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Other tests were concerned with how central female characters are, or whether they're well-developed.
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The coroner also found a collection of scars on Otto's "well-developed, well-nourished" body.
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Israel's well-developed institutions and education system have led to a diverse and advanced economy.
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This is a strong and well developed uptrend with good short-term support near 3,220.
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The republic has a well-developed tax base; taxes contribute about 85% of region's operating revenue.
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Business models for captured carbon aren't well developed yet, noted Adrian Corless, CEO of Carbon Engineering.
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Brazil is Latin America's largest economy and has a well-developed agricultural, manufacturing, and service sector.
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Nanjiani's experience as a person of color (PoC) growing up in the West is well-developed.
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Because I see the characters — all of them — as being very well developed and three-dimensional.
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The characters aren't well-developed enough for me to care about them if (when) they die.
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The city's fiscal income continued to increase strongly, driven by its diversified and well-developed industries.
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He's not a particularly well-developed character, defined by his romantic connections and generally cagey demeanor.
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The market in Europe is less well developed, which is why it's clearly interesting that Kodit.
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There are lots of options, none particularly well developed, and little consensus on what might work.
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"Forensic anthropology was not well developed in the early 20th century," Jantz said in the study.
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So ... are cuttlefish just not very smart, or do they have especially well-developed depth perception?
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Even in a well-developed, wealthy region like Tampa Bay, a Category 5 conjures a catastrophe.
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First, it needs to be part of a larger, well-developed and understood public affairs strategy.
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"Forensic anthropology was not well developed in the early 20th century," writes Jantz in his new paper.
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Poppy has plenty of wacky on her own, and beneath that there's also a well-developed character.
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The lack of well-developed sex-crime laws means victims are often failed by the justice system.
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Of course, Trump has a well-developed habit for rewording, walking back, or completely changing his positions.
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The lack of well-developed private oil, gas and service sectors precludes shale production's high-intensity drilling.
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It's very difficult to justify this head-and-shoulder pattern as its components are not well developed.
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"Our country's disease prevention and control system has been very well developed and is transparent," he responded.
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"It's quite different than if you talk about well-developed countries with strong institutions," Mr. Tello said.
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In "Breaking Through the Noise," one of the show's smartest, most well-developed storylines came to a close.
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The feathers' structure lacked a well-developed central shaft, or rachis, a feature found in modern bird feathers.
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These strategies have been very well developed and very detailed down to levels that you wouldn't even expect.
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The bank's conservative underwriting standards are underpinned by a well-developed risk-control environment and tight parental control.
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The most well-developed theory about music-induced frisson comes from a music cognitive psychologist named David Huron.
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Kavanaugh's opinions reflect a well-developed approach to curtailing regulatory authority as well as narrowing individual civil rights.
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Ask Bridges to guard bigger NBA athletes, and he may struggle, despite his strength and well-developed physique.
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Each of the entities' ratings consider well-developed financial markets and regulation, capable management and sound risk management.
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The city has a well-developed transport system including buses, trains, boats, and the local's favourite: a bicycle.
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While Hong Kong has a well-developed and generally safe public transportation system, fatal bus crashes have persisted.
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There is a well-developed history, lore, world, and backstory that the 10-episode Netflix series draws from.
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Most critics felt the show drew viewers in with its unique cinematography, well-developed characters, and gripping drama.
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The book's end feels similarly hasty, employing Katerina as more of a prop than a well-developed character.
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Size matters: Megacities have an advantage thanks to their well-developed business communities and high-skilled talent pools.
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To determine which countries are most encouraging of entrepreneurs, researchers looked at the following 10 attributes: connectedness to the rest of the world, education of the population, entrepreneurial, innovative, provides easy access to capital, skilled labor force, technological expertise, transparency of business practices, well-developed infrastructure and well-developed legal framework.
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As the world's biggest producer, consumer and importer of commodities, China should have well-developed and open futures exchanges.
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According to pre-existing theory, protoplanetary disks aren't supposed to be so well developed at such an early stage.
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Regional value chains are especially well developed in East Asia, focused on China, and Central Europe, focused on Germany.
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Unlike President Richard Nixon, he has been able to count on a well-developed and sophisticated conservative media universe.
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Look at the United States, a rich country with an eroding but still comparatively well-developed rule of law.
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I believe artists are not given credit by the wider world for being well-developed and well-rounded thinkers.
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Warren has the most well-developed ideas and the clearest vision for what she wants to accomplish as president.
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Neither has the financial wherewithal to fund their own campaign, and both have well-developed lists of online donors.
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Beijing has cunningly manipulated a well-developed political and constitutional framework to undo, step by step, Hong Kong's autonomy.
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I was accustomed to men flirting with me because I was well developed and I competed in beauty pageants.
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And while these systems are well-developed and finely tuned in both sexes of songbirds, the wiring is different.
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The likes of Paris and Los Angeles already have plenty of hotels and well-developed Airbnb host communities already.
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It argued that the euro zone already had well developed welfare policies which worked as stabilizers during economic downturns.
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The likes of Paris and Los Angeles already have plenty of hotels and well-developed Airbnb host communities already.
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Nizhniy Novgorod has a diversified economy with a fairly well-developed industrialised sector, supporting wealth metrics near the national median.
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Tuesday marked seven years since Game of Thrones first graced our screens with gore, nudity, and well-developed character arcs.
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It's a powerfully emotional series, but it also feels personal and small-scale because the characters are so well developed.
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As Tatarstan's capital, the city's economy is boosted by the republic's diversified economic profile with a well-developed industrial sector.
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After all, we have well-developed immune systems and generally do not go around licking everything all of the time.
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It&aposs a tricky problem even in well-developed Silicon Valley where seasoned tech execs are a dime a dozen.
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China's current dominance is mainly due to its well-developed supply chains for computer components used in the mining process.
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"By optimizing the method, we obtained 79 well-developed embryos and implanted them in 21 female monkey surrogates," Poo said.
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Furthermore, the junction between the left and right lower jaws is well developed, giving the animal a bit of a chin.
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The story is interesting, the characters are well developed and relatable, and it's set against the background of two fascinating cultures.
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Curiously, gardeners have been somewhat forgotten, but they are artists in their own right, with incredibly well-developed senses—it's uncanny.
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Countries with a modern, well developed, and functioning jurisprudence can navigate their own way through the challenges of regulating internet access.
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Unlike many lower-income countries, India has a well-developed pharmaceutical industry that produces medicine both for domestic consumption and export.
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But not many residents of Singapore buy cars, preferring to use the well-developed mass-transit system or relatively plentiful taxis.
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"This is a substantial public health burden for countries that may not have well-developed health systems in place," he said.
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While not all the characters are well developed, the smart, soul-searching Justyce is a hero readers will enjoy rooting for.
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Indeed, during the 21625 A/H2900N220006 influenza pandemic some countries experienced several fold higher mortality rates compared to well-developed countries.
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But the secondary connections were well-developed too: Gordon and Cameron, for instance, devout nerds who unwound together over video games.
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"Many of these people have well-developed visual interests," Ms. McCarty said, which makes the move into furniture design almost natural.
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Air freight is considerably more expensive than maritime shipping, and even within countries, overland networks are often not as well-developed.
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The aforementioned incumbents already have well-developed platforms that could be (and, in some cases, are being) localized for the Japanese market.
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Because America has a well-developed market for influence, supply-side restrictions issued by the White House are unlikely to fix matters.
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She said that although currency pressures will continue to impact profits in the current 2017-18 year, mitigation plans were well developed.
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Egypt hopes to leverage its strategic location and well-developed infrastructure to become a key international trading and distribution centre for gas.
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The weekly Nikkei chart shows a well developed head-and-shoulder pattern, which is a very reliable, long-term trend reversal pattern.
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Very young children do not have well-developed verbal skills, and they may not be able to describe their own emotional distress.
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School-aged children are often able to describe these stressors clearly, despite the fact that their language skills are less well-developed.
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The bulk of the story is set in the orphanage, and Ruby has crafted a broad cast of well-developed supporting characters.
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They are well-organized and point to an agency that has a clear mission and well-developed programs to accomplish that mission.
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The group's relatively short life span suggests why a musician like Ms. Armstrong had such a well-developed set of business skills.
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"Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" aired from 1968 until 2001 and rose to prominence for the host's dedication to well-developed programming for kids.
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By the virtue of how stories work, they require protagonists and supporting players who won't be as well-developed as the protagonist.
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The four female senators running for the Democratic nomination "announced early, they were organized, they have well-developed policy positions," Hunter says.
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Shell said the court "rightly upheld" the earlier ruling, and said Nigeria's "well-developed justice system" was the correct place for the claims.
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"It turned out, randomly … we had no idea about this … there was not a similarly well developed or mature events industry," Daniels said.
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Yet downtown has many well-developed blocks, with packed bars and restaurants, and glittering office and residential towers with floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Lipetsk Region has a well-developed industrialised economy with a focus on the ferrous metallurgy sector, supporting wealth metrics above the national median.
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Unwin says that three other late-stage embryos found elsewhere in China and Argentina had well-developed skeletons, including well-formed wing bones.
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Its $425 billion economy is expected to grow by 4.5 percent in 2016-2018, it has diverse industry and a well-developed infrastructure.
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This is standard fare in contemporary series plotting, but the original "Stranger Things" characters are well-developed enough to benefit from generous scrutiny.
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But at least such series were entertaining children with well developed, original characters engaged in comic subplots sitting within coherent, creative overarching narratives.
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There is no precedent for this theory, which is inconsistent with well-developed economic analysis of cost recovery, as well as Commission practice.
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But it's a bit odd that there are two major breakups this week for relationships that weren't well-developed in the first place.
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"If you've been in the weed business your whole life, your lack of trust is pretty well-developed," Jodrey told me in March.
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Capital markets are so well developed that AT&T can seek to borrow $40 billion to buy Time Warner without missing a step.
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Furthermore, the private market has matured to establish well-developed secondary markets that are capable of providing liquidity to founders, employees and investors.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who is generally aligned on the left with Sanders on trade and has the most well-developed policy platform.
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I've always wanted to bring in people with well-developed emotional lives to come and play games, and broaden it, because life is broad.
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One odd aspect of the film is that even though Breaking Bad never lacked well-developed female characters, El Camino is extremely male-focused.
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Intesa's well-developed management and insurance business achieved an 8% increase in net fees in the three months through December from a year earlier.
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One problem, officials say, is that the doctrine around cyber conflict — what is espionage, what is theft, what is war — is not well developed.
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Rome bid officials say the Italian capital's well-developed transport system will speed commutes even from a planned athletes' village in the city's southeast.
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Let's say agriculture becomes all driven by AI or something and you don't need too many workers anyways, like it's in well-developed countries.
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The government typically buys well-developed, robust exploits that have been thoroughly tested and that easily integrate with the other hacking tools they use.
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She follows the journey of a physicist, Shevek, who travels from the anarchist mining world of Anarres to the well-developed colonial world Urrasti.
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As a concept and in practice, queerbaiting is universally loathed by fans who want meaningful, well-developed, and happy queer relationships in their storytelling.
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But we need to follow suit with a lot of these other well-developed countries throughout the world that have a single-payer system.
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They are as fast as well-developed, curious teenage girls, as fast as early boyfriends' mopeds; as fast as time spent doing nothing much.
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"There is a well-developed ecosystem of groups that focus on the practices of public companies," said Jim Baker, the Stakeholder Project's executive director.
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The technology is already well-developed and reliable, which might make you feel better about using it in lieu of visiting a home.4.
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"It's more of a problem for those who didn't have a well-developed resumé or reputation prior to joining the administration," this source said.
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These days it seems like every government has a far-reaching and well-developed digital surveillance operation, complete with defense, international espionage, and offensive components.
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While the storylines and well-developed characters play a huge role in that, the show's black-ass details are another major aspect of this characterization.
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The target audience is all of the entrepreneurs outside the United States who want access to the country's well-developed banking infrastructure and business services.
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"As a result, many institutions were forced to take significant actions quickly without the benefit of a well-developed plan," OCC said in its rulemaking.
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From the beginning, I wanted it to be advanced contemporary — to be of a certain quality, unique, and well-developed, and made in nice factories.
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With an unrivaled manufacturing capacity and a very well-developed supply chain, China represents the most likely place for the world's first true smart highway.
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Redevelopment sites carry lower execution risks, and allow Swire Properties to tap resilient demand for office and other commercial space in existing well-developed areas.
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The guy should put the singing, acting, and hosting stuff to one side and focus on honing his already clearly-very-well-developed detective skills.
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That means it has an enormous and well-developed set of policies and procedures, and a team of trained humans to keep it running smoothly.
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Crime John Verdon writes grown-up detective novels, by which I mean stories with intelligent plots, well-developed characters and crimes that have social consequences.
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It helps that Ms. Hill and Mr. Owen have a well-developed sense of cool that often outpaces the industry, let alone the general public.
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It makes complete sense to take advantage of our country's well-developed civilian medical infrastructure to supplement veterans' care when the VA can't guarantee it.
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And there is abundant evidence from economics and history that the world's wealthy countries grew rich because they had well-developed systems of private property.
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Many experts think that a well-developed tax-exempt municipal bond market in the U.S. is one of the culprits of the lack of PPP.
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Fortunately, Italy has a very well-developed train network, so it was easy to book a ticket on the website of national rail company Trenitalia.
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The science fiction world is exceptionally well developed and interesting, and while the plot up to 50% was good, the plot after 50% blew me away.
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Huawei has also been working on replacements to both Windows and Android in recent years, but it's not clear how well-developed these operating systems are.
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In addition, we have a robust and well-developed system, a patient portal called myNYP, for patients to get their information digitally and in real time.
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The name change wasn't so much about establishing a new identity as it was promoting one that's already well developed and removing the barrier to entry.
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Not only were his own plans and intentions not well developed, but it should have taken brilliant strategy to defeat the most mischievous schemer in Westeros.
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While the male leads were well-developed, their attraction to each other engagingly realized, I found the women were limited to their roles in the story.
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Given the six-month time frame Congress will have before DACA ends, they would do well to start their work with Bush's already well-developed proposal.
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Voters are less likely to have well-developed opinions about them and that therefore make them more likely to say they don't know how they'll vote.
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His relationship with Neko is among the show's most well-developed, and his slowly dawning humanity is quite a ride over the course of the 10 episodes.
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That's because the emotional side of the brain is well developed in those years, but doesn't have a very strong link to the executive decision-making side.
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Dexcom and Insulet both make devices to help diabetes patients, and pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly has a well-developed diabetes franchise with more treatments in the pipeline.
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Otto is a real character, not a plot device, and the audience's understanding of Otto's fate shades one of many close, well-developed relationships in the game.
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In countries with a stable transparent judiciary and well-developed corporate legal system, it's possible US investors could get comfortable with direct investment, which should reduce complexity.
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Psychologists are not supposed to diagnose candidates from afar, but there is a well-developed literature on narcissism that tracks with what we have seen of Trump.
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Nearly everyone I know seems to have a well-developed theory as to why this country is past redemption, or almost, and every theory seems almost right.
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Consider Elizabeth Warren, who certainly would have had a well-developed plan for getting coronavirus testing, ventilators and personal protective equipment rolled out to states in need.
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The female leads that carry the movie weren't as well-developed as they could have been, but that may have been part of the point as well.
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While Fresco News aims to work with local TV and newspaper companies, the higher end of the user-gen video business has been well-developed by Storyful.
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"I know first-hand how difficult it is to find opportunities at all, let alone play a well developed, three dimensional character like Chin Ho," Kim said.
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But the German carmakers have a century of manufacturing behind them, with sterling brands, well developed global sales networks and an existing customer base in the millions.
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"But there is clearly scope for less ambitious but still potentially transformational applications in specific markets, not least those where current infrastructure is less well developed," he said.
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On-demand can even work in cities that do not have as well developed a public transport system, said Ong, who has received interest from Danang in Vietnam.
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This is because these are relatively homogeneous assets, originated in well-developed markets, and for which default and recovery performance can be tracked over a number of years.
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When Ms Milley's cancer was diagnosed all the things that could go wrong already had; the tumour was well developed and had spread through the lung and beyond.
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The United States, with its abundant supply of pipeline gas and well-developed energy hubs such as the U.S. Gulf Coast, is emerging as a dominant global producer.
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Soon after Charlie's unnecessary death, the WaywardAF social media community began, pushing the need for a Supernatural spin-off that actually embraced its wonderful, well-developed women characters.
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The advantage of concrete towers, besides the fact that concrete is an extremely well-understood material with a well-developed industry behind it, is that they are modular.
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H. R. McMaster, believes that for Mr. Trump's warnings to North Korea to be credible, the United States must have well-developed military plans, according to those officials.
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A sturdy healthcare systemGermany is in good shape to fight its outbreak because it has a well-developed and comprehensive healthcare system, with both public and private options.
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It had a robustly built and long face with protrusive jaws and a well-developed "sagittal crest," a ridge of bone atop the head indicating strong jaw muscles.
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It's a surprisingly small group of main characters, considering this is a game that lasts dozens of hours, but each one feels well-developed in their own way.
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Come for the women in high-cut leotards, stay for the well-developed exploration of their interior lives and experiences, including their reproductive choices and frustrating employment options.
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The procedures for handling or gathering evidence at the end of the international level are not nearly as well developed as they are in most domestic legal systems.
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President George W. Bush set it in motion in 2008, and the bureaucratic deliberations were well developed long before it became clear that Mr. Trump would become president.
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Civilian warfare requires a set of tactics — well-developed capacities for lying and scheming and power-grabbing and manipulation — that both lack, whether by personality, temperament or impairment.
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Chocolate sensory terminology is not yet as well developed as in the wine or coffee worlds, but there is wide flavor diversity and great complexity found in cacao.
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If the worst thing that can happen to a character is that she could lose her life, then that character probably isn't terribly well-developed in the first place.
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Nizhniy Novgorod Region has a diversified economy with a fairly well-developed industrialised sector and a broad tax base, supporting wealth metrics that are slightly above the national median.
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While many Western nations have well-developed addressing systems so we can get parcels or letters delivered to our door, there are large swathes of the world that don't.
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"Profit performance for the year was impacted by the weaker pound but our plans are well developed and I am confident this will be offset over time," McDonald said.
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Even more important to Beijing, a well-developed amphibious capability is vital to one of China's most cherished political and military goals, the incorporation of Taiwan under mainland control.
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So it's "easier (to) diversify away from China in the short term (3-6 months) for most companies which have well developed product and assembly process documentation," he added.
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Newborns don&apost have many well-developed muscles in their body, which makes it difficult for them to raise their arms, sit straight, and even hold their head up.
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As with BoJack Horseman, Bob-Waksberg and Purdy have shown a remarkable ability to pack each episode with dark drama, sharp comedy, and touching interplay between well-developed characters.
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The bottom line: The serious risks of a heightened military standoff with Iran call for a well-developed strategy from a White House not known for its orderly policymaking.
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But one photoshop artist, with a twisted sense of humor and a well-developed sense of irony, has been grafting the Texas senator's face on some familiar pop icons.
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Partisan voters have well-developed abilities to filter out and rationalize negative behavior by their chosen candidate and to view any criticism of him as illegitimate and suspiciously motivated.
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But my reporting showed that dozens of those who took part in the pharmacy looting did so as part of a well-developed plan crafted in anticipation of the riots.
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It's on par with the rest of her meticulous and progressive proposals, as she continues to lead the pack of Democratic contenders with her deeply researched, well-developed policy positions.
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The projects that qualified for Smogathon Bootcamp are all at different phases of development: there are well-developed ideas, there are MVPs and working prototypes, and there are mature companies.
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R&D spend should be relatively predictable and consistent, since ABILITY's product suite is well developed and comprehensive with offerings dedicated to each of the end-markets the company targets.
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Their new and old films, from Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind to Spirited Away to Marnie and Me are full of smart, brave, and well-developed women characters.
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"Some people picked the right parents with regards to having well developed areas of the body without having to work for them," he said, when presented with the photo above.
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But it would be nice to see something that seemed as well-developed and satisfying as a core Arkham game, not a minor promotional add-on that bears the name.
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R&D spend should be relatively predictable and consistent, since ABILITY's product suite is well developed and comprehensive with offerings dedicated to each of the end markets the company targets.
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In fact a new German study published in "Psychiatric Research" reveals that Facebook addiction quickly develops during periods of stress when users don't have a well developed support system offline.
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But outside well-developed economies like South Africa, life insurance firms have to start with the basics, explaining what they do and how they can help in times of need.
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Of the two pairs, this one is the least well developed, and sometimes the back and forth between Elizabeth and Drew seems to be out of some generic-argument handbook.
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The plan, which the commission termed "well-developed", ticks many of the boxes on the IOC's revolutionary Agenda 2020 which was developed to modernize the way the Olympics does business.
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Moreover their abdominal muscles are also not well developed in the first few months after birth, which also makes it difficult for babies to push out air on their own.
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On the left they are well-developed: the Green Party uses the gender asterisk in all policy statements; Katarina Barley, the Social Democrat justice minister, has urged Duden to include it.
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"Few on Capitol Hill seemed ready for a half-naked father-of-the-country with well-developed and fully exposed shoulder muscles," the statue's dedicated page on the Senate website explains.
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He readily admits that his political views aren't well developed; when a BBC journalist met him in January, the journalist described those views as "still very much a work in progress".
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Despite Iran's stability in a volatile region, its educated population, its well-developed road network and its potential as a regional hub, most Western companies continue to regard it as toxic.
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And while he claims that he's brought up the issue of immigration all on his own, he's tapping into a sentiment that's been well developed by media coverage and cultural associations.
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Voeten and his colleagues also noticed that the bones were well-developed for blood vessels, which could suggest active flight, but they believe that more research is needed regarding this point.
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The FDA has a well-developed system for monitoring the effects of these products over time, which allows the agency to assess the impact of these products and adjust policy accordingly.
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The stories vary from formal experiments to deeply felt character meditations, from a three-page piece of flash fiction to a well-developed novella, and from heartbreak to horror to humor.
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The theory isn't sufficiently well developed to do the necessary calculations to establish such a claim and, furthermore, the theory fails to produce some essential ingredients of what we do know.
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Non-oil growth is also supported by macroeconomic stability, a strong local skills base, a cost advantage and a relatively well-developed environment for doing business, particularly in the financial sector.
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"Iran has a very well developed pharmaceutical industry which is largely self-sufficient," said Hans Hogerzeil, a professor of Global Health at Groningen University and the WHO's former head of essential medicines.
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The odds of running into something funky are certainly higher than with Stable, but by and large, elements in Beta are fairly well developed and just in the final phases of testing.
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He found a correlation: Those who have a well-developed ability to understand thoughts and feelings in themselves and others -- so-called "empathizers" -- tend to prefer mellow music that evokes deep emotion.
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Turkey has a well-developed automotive industry, in which local companies produce vehicles together with foreign carmakers, but the government has long harboured the ambition to create a purely Turkish-made car.
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"As an Asian American actor, I know first-hand how difficult it is to find opportunities at all, let alone play a well developed, three dimensional character like Chin Ho," he said.
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Investor appetite for covered bonds is untested, but Morocco's capital markets are reasonably deep and well developed, and institutional investors already buy long-term senior and subordinated bonds issued by Moroccan banks.
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Others complained about sky-high prices on the Russian side and said they had chosen Gdansk because it has a well-developed hotel network and can be easily reached with budget airlines.
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He is a public figure with a well-developed online profile as a political conservative and Second Amendment supporter who, by the way, was a terrific pitcher over a 20-season career.
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Through engaging storytelling, the show has managed to build these three into well-developed and endearing guys, giving the writers enough latitude to explore a male-dominated storyline without alienating female viewers.
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Situated in the final home of the bespectacled author, the site is a treasure trove of Pessoa's early 20th-century works — most published posthumously — including poems written under three well-developed heteronyms.
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We admire the gall, and often the craft — the cinematic complexity of a well-developed con, whether it involves high-wire role-playing or just chiseling petty cash out of passers-by.
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"South Africa's credit profile is supported by a diversified economy, a sound macroeconomic policy framework and a deep pool of domestic investors thanks to well-developed financial sector and markets," it said.
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Many cities don't yet have a well-developed ecosystem to turn startups into scaleups, as a recent report by the financial data company PitchBook underlined, but some are ahead of the pack.
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"Caltex has a well-developed strategy, privileged assets, strong leadership and compelling growth opportunities that the Board believes will deliver attractive value for its shareholders over time," Caltex Chairman Stephen Gregg said.
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Vivian is such a well-developed main character, true to herself, and so easy to root for as she opens her heart to love (and sex!) for the first time in years.
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"Species in this group that live in forests seem to rely on a well-developed sense of smell to help them forage in conditions where visual cues might be obstructed," Torres said.
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Another newer, yet well-developed blockchain-like database are property records that document the ownership of land and whatever has been constructed on that land, such as homes, stores and office buildings.
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Whether it is changes in regulations or trade agreements, tax cuts or public investment, policy can't do much to bolster growth in a well-developed economy like that of the United States.
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In Singapore, where there's a well-developed and liquid public equity market and a well-established regime for mergers and acquisitions, Biller expects to see more "opportunistic transactions" to continue, despite higher valuations.
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In many of these cases, the researchers say it's highly unlikely that the individual would have survived without help, and that a well-developed system of care had to have been in place.
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I had a policy agenda that was well developed on income inequality, on healthcare, on everything else that matters, but that I could not get coverage to any of that, which was new.
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There is already well-developed IT on crime reporting to achieve crime prevention, but most police agencies in America have no system at all to understand the reactions of citizens to their efforts.
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That's why it's impactful when they fight or when Rue begs for them to remedy it or the well-developed twist ending of episode 4 that sets up the rest of the season.
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We emphasized people who are/were pioneers in their field (Steve Jobs) or catalysts for change (Rosa Parks), with a few nods to celebrity and the Beatles' well-developed whimsy (hello, Lisa Simpson!).
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Nordstrom has a well-developed offering and footprint in the full-price, off-price and online channels which should enable the company to generate 2%-3% top line growth over the intermediate term.
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On top of struggling with violent conflict that has lasted, in some areas, for more than 20 years, the DRC is one of the world's poorest countries and lacks a well-developed infrastructure.
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The Republican State Leadership Committee argued to the court in its amicus brief that partisan gerrymandering of the kind alleged in Wisconsin simply does not violate any "well-developed and familiar" constitutional right.
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While the data shows well developed infrastructure on some on islands such as Vietnam's Spratly Island, the Philippines' Thitu Island and Taiwan's Itu Aba, the scale and development by Beijing dwarfs its rivals.
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It's relatively well-developed, home to a number of military bases, and is on the U.S. mainland, not far from FEMA headquarters in Washington, D.C. The same can't be said for Puerto Rico.
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A comprehensive energy ban would dramatically squeeze the flow of cash to the Maduro regime, and there are reports that the administration has a well-developed proposal ready to present to the president.
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With Facebook and Alphabet's Google amassing massive amounts of data and well-developed artificial intelligence to monetize data, they are now acting as the Nielsen ratings for all things we could possibly buy.
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"There are now well-developed networks of Americans targeting other Americans with purposefully designed manipulations," said Molly McKew, an information warfare researcher at the New Media Frontier, a firm that studies social media.
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At the center of it all will be Trump, whose abilities as a showman and entertainer are so well developed they are acknowledged even by those who are appalled by his political rise.
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Cuttlefish eyes have well-developed depth perception To execute the study, Wardill's team from the University of Minnesota took a trip over the summer to the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
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And what was interesting about Lucas, if there was one thing to give him real credit for, beyond just sort of the impetus of starting the character, that character was really well developed.
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"Source E, an ethnic Russian close associate of Republican US presidential candidate Donald TRUMP, admitted that there was a well-developed conspiracy between them and the Russian leadership," Steele writes in the dossier.
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Abraham seemed like the best candidate for the death outside of Glenn — he's not as beloved as Daryl or Michonne, but more pivotal and well-developed as a character than Rosita, Eugene or Aaron.
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Trump holds well-attended rallies and tends to pull the majority of votes in primary races, but he does not have the kind of well-developed grassroots ground game the other two candidates do.
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Conservatives have a robust theory of the jurisprudence of plutocracy and a well-developed and well-financed infrastructure to help them reliably identify judges who will reliably rule in the ways that they want.
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The report said a robust economy, a literate and relatively young population and a well-developed information and communication technology (ICT) cluster could propel ASEAN into the world's top-five digital economies by 2025.
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Someone with a well-established and well-developed knowledge of the American people, and deep faith in our abilities, is the best qualified candidate to lead us into the next chapter of America's history.
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"We remain committed to seeking a resolution and ensuring our employees receive an increase on their pay ... we have well developed contingency plans in place in the event of any strike action," she said.
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Samsung has a dominant position in the production of memory chips, TVs and smartphones, both as a first-party consumer brand and as a supplier, but its car business isn't nearly as well-developed.
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Chief among the game's problem is that, cumulatively, the Blazkowicz twins have about half as much personality as their father — who wasn't a sterling example of a well-developed game protagonist to begin with.
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Like nearly all Henson productions, the show features such well-developed characters and nifty-looking puppets (with floppy feather-duster hair) that adults who appreciate fine craftsmanship won't mind watching along with their youngsters.
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Even though the island had a relatively well-developed infrastructure, the logistics of relief have been a tremendous challenge, and too many people are still going without electricity and water, weeks after the hurricane.
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But the poll was an effort to test a hypothesis about the relationship between art, psychology, and political ideology that's been well developed in academic surveys but not so prominent in basic political polling.
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"I think that the thing that major labels have always done that is important in the business is provide highly sophisticated, robust, well-developed processes for artists to reach their highest potential," Roy said.
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The instinct is especially well-developed in certain breeds — including retrievers and spaniels — that have been selectively bred over the centuries to propagate dogs that are especially good at retrieving objects for their handlers.
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The participants are mostly strong, prominent artists who have well-developed practices, but, thanks to curation that mostly focuses on the artistic equivalent of dick pics (and sculpture), the whole show feels plodding and uncomplicated.
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As an Asian American actor, I know first-hand how difficult it is to find opportunities at all, let alone play a well developed, three dimensional character like Chin Ho. I will miss him sincerely.
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By early 2013 some 100 cubesats had flown, and the tools required to design and build one were so well developed that a class of schoolchildren with an inspired teacher could take on the task.
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Although Canada has relatively few cases so far, its testing system is also well developed, a result of the SARS outbreak in the country 17 years ago, when 44 people died and 438 were infected.
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This milestone is among the first major milestones a baby experiences and is around the same time that babies will start to turn their heads toward a sound thanks to those well-developed neck muscles.
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Chongqing, with its population of more than 30 million and proximity to Sichuan province's large gas basin, already has a relatively well-developed gas grid, and distributors there are keen to participate on the exchange.
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He was obliged to master a forced humility that—despite a well-developed strain of self-deprecation—is at odds with his inward convictions about his own abilities, and with the scale of his ambitions.
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The ratings also consider the following rating factors: Strong but Concentrated Economy Lipetsk Region has a fairly well-developed industrialised economy with a focus on the ferrous metallurgy sector, supporting wealth metrics above the national median.
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Over the past four weeks in California, I have watched the San Francisco VA Health care System utilize its well developed emergency infrastructure to respond to the series of fires that devastated Northern California in October.
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But when it comes to cutting wastage, he said, rural roads remain a challenge: although Kenya's road network has improved, those in rural areas are not yet well developed, which means produce gets damaged in transit.
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Compared to other regions, Africa has a well-developed legal framework, with treaties protecting and providing rights to displaced people and refugees, said the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies' (IFRC) Jagan Chapagain.
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And the ethologist Frans de Waal, in his brand-new "Mama's Last Hug: Animal Emotions and What They Tell Us About Ourselves," argues that dogs have a well-developed sense of fairness and other moral values.
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"They're an established brand, they're going into a market that is a well-developed retail market, but that is still hungering for new concepts and new interests," said Greg Portell, a retail consultant at A.T. Kearney.
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Not long after listening to the sergeant's well-developed recruiting pitch promising adventure and an escape from a future toiling in the mine, nine young men signed up, including eight members of the Class of 229.
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The entire plot of each book hinges on at least one potential love match, featuring well-developed, charming heroes and heroines, which makes it easy to engage with them on the level of a romance novel.
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It's more like a drama, refracted through a fun house mirror, with good acting and well-developed story undermined and thus made better by comedy that satirizes the ridiculousness of the corporate world and the ultra-rich.
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The Creators Project visits with the Harlem-based drag performer and comedienne Miz Cracker, who makes the subversion of gender and sexuality a truly entertaining and engaging endeavor through well-developed personas and an audacious stage presence.
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But China's rising middle class is opening newer markets for retailers in smaller cities and the countryside, where the infrastructure is not yet as well-developed as the bigger cities for cost-efficient ways of doing business.
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But when Dushku spoke privately with Weatherly to register her objection to his sexual jokes, she was promptly written out the show — even though there were "well-developed plans" to bring her on for a multiseason arc.
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Moreover, many of the experiments that researchers are doing or envision trying with organoids involve transplanting them into rats or other laboratory animals, which do have well-developed, functioning nervous systems that the organoids might integrate with.
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The bank plans to start trading wheat through its "fairly well-developed commodities trade business in Zug (Switzerland)", Kostin said, adding that supplies to Russian traditional buyers - the Arab countries and Vietnam - have been its main focus.
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The analysis of the skull, performed by Felix Marx of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences and R. Ewan Fordyce at the University of Otago in New Zealand, shows that Llanocetus had well-developed gums and teeth.
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The most well-developed policy option on the table is something it and DHS have been considering, on and off, for several months: a partial reinstatement of widespread family separation for families who enter the US without papers.
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Amazon has been trying to localize its efforts in India, a move seen as key to success in a market where many people don't have bank accounts, infrastructure is not as well developed and internet can be patchy.
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Switzerland, despite already being a well-developed and wealthy nation, was awarded the highest score in the ranking, meaning it was most likely to see strong productivity levels (high levels of economic output) which would boost overall growth.
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A report for the Lowy Institute, an Australian think-tank, predicts "a long phase of initial instability" as China and India start deploying nuclear missiles on submarines without adequate training or well-developed systems for communicating with them.
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The biggest worry is that Facebook doesn't seem to recognize its own power, and doesn't think of itself as a news organization with a well-developed sense of institutional ethics and responsibility, or even a potential for bias.
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But while Novitiate is unsteady in some places, it's genuinely moving, bolstered by Qualley's and Nicholson's performances as well as Melissa Leo as the severe Mother Superior (a remarkably well-developed character) and a host of supporting actresses.
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Canada, where the right to medical cannabis is constitutionally guaranteed and a well-developed commercial industry is already serving thousands of patients, plans to legalize adult recreational use next year, and Mexico is considering introducing a medical program.
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"The great challenge for the president and his most active supporters here is that Mr. Comey has a very well-developed reputation, built over 20 years or so in law enforcement," said Kevin Madden, a longtime Republican strategist.
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The city's economy is well-developed and attractive to investors, as it benefits from the city's location at the crossroads of the main Polish rail and road corridors, and from a well-educated and highly qualified labour force.
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The Austrian capital argues it is the best possible location for the EBA due to a high quality of life, good business infrastructure, a well-developed education system and synergies with other international institutions, including the World Bank.
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Even the most well developed models, such as that described by Guy Standing, a leader of the global basic income movement, in his new book, "Basic Income: A Guide for the Open-Minded," do not tell us enough.
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The game, meanwhile, lacks the mission structure or well-developed connecting narrative of other exploration-based titles, and its combat sequences are rote and irritating rather than exciting, coming across as unwelcome distractions from the already brutal crafting grind.
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Vineyards report temperatures plunged in all three regions last week, sometimes to below -7 degrees Celsius (19°F), hurting shoots already well-developed because of earlier mild weather, and growers fear a new cold snap could cause more damage.
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A system that's robust and well developed enough to be used in humans would likely be a closed system—there wouldn't be a reason to extract the neural commands outside of the body or send simulations to the body.
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When the president brags that he is unencumbered by the well-developed and familiar rules that govern public servants, mandate transparency, and constrain self-dealing, McGahn needs to define what standards—if any—the administration respects or aspires to.
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The movie is so wrapped up in Red's confused character arc that by the time the first act is over, it's already time for the movie to end, and none of the other characters get nearly as well-developed.
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The country believes its strategic location straddling the Suez Canal and the land bridge between Asia and Africa and its well-developed infrastructure will help turn it a trading and distribution center for countries in the region and beyond.
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Ms. Ettleson says this is because she does not have connections outside those cities, and because the network of progressive think tanks and advocacy groups is not as well developed in other regions as it is on the right.
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Moscow's many complaints stem from a deeper concern with the treaty's feasibility, since Russia has a host of countries near its borders with nascent or well-developed intermediate-range missile arsenals, including China, India Iran, North Korea and Pakistan.
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The oil industry has rejected calls to convert HF alkylation units to sulfuric acid, which does not form a low-hanging cloud that can drift into neighborhoods, saying the cost would be too high and alternatives not well developed.
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"You have a country in Africa, not an extremely well-developed country, but a country that really cares about human rights and dignity, and it has made it a national concern to fight for the Rohingya," Mr. Suleman said.
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The country believes its strategic location straddling the Suez Canal and the land bridge between Asia and Africa and its well developed infrastructure will help turn it a trading and distribution center for countries in the region and beyond.
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"While there are other vertical engine test stands in North Korea, the one at Sohae is the most well developed and its destruction would represent a significant symbolic and practical step forward for North Korea," Mr. Bermudez wrote. Exaggerated.
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After that we come up with the qualities and details that would make the story more dramatic, and make sure every character has enough of a background for the design to be coherent and well-developed through the story.
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Alfa's ratings, which are the highest of a Russian privately-owned bank, reflect its well-developed franchise and access to top tier borrowers/depositors, its sound management, improved asset quality, recovering profitability and good track record of managing through the cycle.
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The study's lead author Bela Ganatra from WHO said the laws and wealth of a country influenced the safety of abortions with the highest proportion of safe abortions in wealthier countries with less restrictive laws and well developed health services.
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The more successful European non-food retailers tend to have a well-developed omni-channel platform with a smaller physical footprint than their more traditional peers, benefiting from agile supply chains allowing them to stay responsive to fast-changing consumer preferences.
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"So it could be the case that kids who start with less well-developed brain infrastructure may be less likely to be engaged, successful readers later in school," said Hutton, who also directs the Reading & Literacy Discovery Center at Cincinnati Children's.
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The dossier alleged that Mr. Manafort managed "a well-developed conspiracy of cooperation" between the Trump campaign "and the Russian leadership," and that Mr. Yanukovych had informed President Vladimir V. Putin that he ordered "substantial kickback payments" to Mr. Manafort.
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Some of his Democratic competitors already have well-developed signature proposals that have helped to define their candidacies, like Senator Bernie Sanders's Medicare for All Act, Senator Elizabeth Warren's plan to forgive student loans and Senator Cory Booker's "baby bonds" program.
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Overall, though, The Expanse handles these challenges exceptionally well, balancing political backstory, technical details, and cultural world building with a broad cast of well-developed characters and a sprawling narrative about a solar system–wide fight for resources and power.
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While the German carmakers still largely rely on combustion engine-powered cars and are struggling to persuade customers to pay a premium for electric vehicles, they have a century of manufacturing and a well-developed global sales network behind them.
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Kakko, 18, of the Rangers may be the most prepared prospect out of the 2019 draftees, arriving with a well-developed frame, preternatural hockey sense, refined technique and the strength to battle in corners as well in front of the net.
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"We are now also seeing countries that don't have well-developed health care systems, and I'm very worried about what happens when this outbreak hits those countries," said Wen, a visiting professor at George Washington University's School of Public Health.
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Mattis says he fully expected to deploy his Marines to destroy al Qaeda's high command, and he had a well-developed plan for how he would try to seal off the mountainous region of Tora Bora so bin Laden couldn't escape.
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When investigators got wind of Christopher Steele's notorious dossier, which made Mr. Page a pivotal figure in a "well-developed conspiracy of cooperation" between Mr. Trump and the Kremlin, it would have seemed like confirmation of what they already suspected.
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Adam Campbell's Greg Walsh — Katie's boss and the guy Chuck is trying to put one over on — isn't as well-developed as the other regulars yet, and Martin, talented as she is, has a tendency to steal focus in every scene she's in.
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"Investor relations is not very well developed," said Cappello, who works with a local brokerage and has hired a Farsi-speaking equity analyst, adding only some of the financial data was in English, while annual reports and commentary were published in Iranian.
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