Artillery whizzes overhead, aimed at ISIS positions deep inside Raqqa.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Technology whizzes who helped Goldman Sachs (GS.
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The finance whizzes are mistaking water for a business washout.
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That's $20 million per show for your math whizzes out there.
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If a bullet whizzes by, one of the air jets triggers.
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Bell Labs hired a gaggle of computer whizzes in the 1970s.
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The day whizzes by with different transactions I have to review.
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A bullet whizzes through a man's baseball cap, near its Quiksilver logo.
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Suddenly, the camera whizzes back to reveal the object of her glare.
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If a bullet whizzes by, for example, one of the air jets triggers.
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For all you non-math whizzes out there ... that's just about 3 months!!!
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Check in with your emotions today, as speedy Mercury whizzes through sensitive Pisces.
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The first ISIS mortar fire arrived in the midmorning with whizzes and thuds.
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Nearly 500 hundred miles above Earth, a band of satellites whizzes around the planet.
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The system simply relays the signal from 3G masts as the train whizzes past.
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That's why IT whizzes with the know-how can command a hefty pay packet.
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Carol doesn't even flinch as it whizzes by her head and into his hand.
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He's a wiz in the boardroom and sometimes whizzes a little in the bedroom.
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Life comes at you fast, and it whizzes on by, leaving you in a grave.
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Yet, on average, American teenagers trail their peers (see chart), especially maths whizzes from East Asia.
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An impossibly complicated network of conveyor belts, chutes and tubes whizzes the trash this way and that.
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"He came to steal a necklace from a wizard," Stark explains to Parker as he whizzes past.
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DAN ZIELINSKI, director of the planetarium at Jenks High School in Oklahoma, whizzes through his greatest hits.
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For the West, offensive whizzes James Harden and Kevin Durant will play alongside defensive supergenius Kawhi Leonard.
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As Benjamin writes in "On the Concept of History": The true picture of the past whizzes by.
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Narrow the category down to engineers, computer whizzes and the like and the disparity is even more pronounced.
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Obviously, the bold comedian was skewering the racist stereotype that all Asian and Jewish Americans are math whizzes.
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But there's a reason that "Billions" is the show about Wall Street whizzes that even socialists can love.
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We asked therapists, life coaches, and financial whizzes what you can do to shake off those feelings of inadequacy.
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There, he hops inside his autonomous Uber aircraft and whizzes across town to the rooftop of his office building.
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Why it matters: Dicker is considered one of the top engineers and product whizzes in the digital media industry.
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He introduced her to other whizzes, and as the study grew Fedorenko needed material in a range of tongues.
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The Amazon hunt has inspired data whizzes to argue about which American metropolis best fits the company's demanding specifications.
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The Bear Creek High School newspaper has profiled notable students — athletes, budding entrepreneurs, academic whizzes — without incident for decades.
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Patients could manage their health via their smartphones, giving an advantage to the tech whizzes who design the products.
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The way the city whizzes by in all its colorful and exhausting glory from the M5, M23, Q103, BX12 buses.
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But next year, some of the most promising spellers— those octochamp whizzes — will be ineligible, having already won a championship.
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Watch the exclusive clip above to see Sloane introduce her boss to her "unofficial support team" of ex-NSA surveillance whizzes.
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London (CNN Business)In the port of Antwerp in Belgium, a small boat whizzes around, shuttling 16 passengers back and forth.
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Specifically, it's a job suited for gearheads and mixing whizzes know how to take music and make it sound even better.
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More than 29 young Sudoku whizzes from 23 Chinese provinces competed in four age groups — Under 23, U21, U33 and U23.
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To hear Mr Kushner describe it, the Trump campaign resembled a disruptive startup, full of tech whizzes with "nontraditional" backgrounds outside politics.
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Between that massive crew of songwriting magnates and production whizzes, they've apparently turned out 500 sketches of songs that Rihanna and co.
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For this feature, Nadler said, he hired one of the machine-learning whizzes who worked on Google's megacatalog of the world's libraries.
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They're freakishly strong and whizzes at motorcycle riding and long division, but they yearn to be human, to be more like us.
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The Times reports: The Bear Creek High School newspaper has profiled notable students — athletes, budding entrepreneurs, academic whizzes — without incident for decades.
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Additional code points to a "freezemotion" function, which might capture a person or thing as it quickly whizzes past the camera frame.
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Gently guided by her veteran teacher and a teaching assistant, Myriam whizzes through the computer program, and is hungry for the next lesson.
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However, the planet's adjacency to the star—it whizzes around once every 33 days—could produce intense space weather from the stellar activity.
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Here, the latter whizzes up into a luscious, ridiculously creamy dip bolstered by sunflower seed oil and topped with sunflower shoots and petals.
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You may find that people who are whizzes at building complex spreadsheets would welcome the chance to pass that knowledge on to others.
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The BB-8 whizzes through the dust, cacti, and small trees in picturesque late afternoon sunlight until coming upon a set of train tracks.
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ISS Daylight Transit, Dani Caxete (Spain)The International Space Station (ISS) whizzes across the dusky face of the Moon, while photographed in broad daylight.
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So now you can sit back and enjoy the company of your new spouse while your Roomba whizzes around doing the dirty work. 7.
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One problem is that schools in Britain produce few maths whizzes compared with those in other countries, says Anna Vignoles, an economist at Cambridge.
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Suddenly, there's an oligarch on a yacht in St. Barts, and a time machine whizzes you back to the 2008 financial crisis in Iceland.
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A video from a 2006 competition at MIT shows just how fascinating solving integrations can be when two math whizzes go head to head.
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Deep into the night, 21950 computer whizzes toiled feverishly on Charles Darwin's groundbreaking research notes at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan.
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This is what all the major pension funds do, and even the investing whizzes managing the huge endowments at elite universities like Stanford and Harvard.
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This piece is a commemorates Michael Goulian Aerosports, a stunt aerosports team that, we learn, straps these things to their wrists and whizzes around obstacles.
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She sleeps on a makeshift mattress on her living room floor, she said, to dodge the occasional stray bullet that whizzes in from the street.
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As things here on Earth become increasingly more Theater of the Absurd, NASA's Cassini spacecraft whizzes millions of miles away, unaffected by our intra-human squabbling.
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They were displaced by television—and, over time, by a large class of media consultants, political pollsters, negative research specialists, and, in recent years, technological whizzes.
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The political whizzes of KFile, a group of Internet-savvy reporters poached from BuzzFeed that was untainted by the retraction, were transferred out of the investigative team.
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You click a button and a stream whizzes to life, letting you play a video game the same way you start to binge a show on Netflix.
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The SEC is letting the blockchain whizzes behind The DAO, which raised $150 million in ether, the digital currency of the Ethereum platform, off the hook this time.
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But the apocalypse — the one that science tells us caused the extinction of dinosaurs — is averted when the space rock whizzes by instead of crashing into the planet.
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And the supporting players — his ex-wife (Monica Potter), his project manager and lover (Natalia Tena) and a pair of quirky computer whizzes — are underdeveloped in the pilot.
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High-tech whizzes or Wall Street hotshots, ad agency employees or hard-hat laborers — they all rely on mass transit and feel the pain of an undependable system.
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The frequencies, or colors, of this emitted light, reveal information about antihydrogen's internal structure, such as the trajectory of its positron as it whizzes around the antiproton nucleus.
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The bullet whizzes through various points in time, then finds its mark — Jake's kidnapper is dropped to the ground and the boy is ostensibly saved in a single shot.
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The novelty has begun to wear off, and with so many experienced trivia whizzes, cash jackpots are often split between enough people that winners only get a few bucks.
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The show whizzed by — one revelation was all the blood, sweat and tears involved in creating a collection that whizzes by on the runway in 10 or 15 minutes.
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The story begins two years ago when Eldredge revealed to PEOPLE that he used to take regular whizzes on a Warner wall while walking to a downtown karaoke bar.
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All eight of the releases that the Pittsburgh forces have brought out on Reference Recordings, with the aid of microphone whizzes from Soundmirror, come with the highest of recommendations.
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Demi Tu, a senior studying information technology at the University of Washington, is an example of the value of reaching out to students who are not classic technology whizzes.
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They are produced by a group of statistics whizzes, who have been locked away for hours this afternoon processing data that has been collected from a sample of polling stations.
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Next, as traffic whizzes below, the candidate must walk on a six-inch beam to the opposite side of the tower — a task that would paralyze most people with fear.
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Word whizzes take the stage today at the Scripps National Spelling Bee, with the 90th year of the competition featuring both the youngest ever contestant and the largest ever field.
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Cash in hand, New England's El Maldito Budy delivers his confident take in the confines of an underpass, flashing the finger to a Providence police cruiser that conveniently whizzes by.
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He's joined in this by two computer whizzes who can do the work while Joe offers the Steve Jobs-style bravado — Gordon Clark (Scoot McNairy) and Cameron Howe (Mackenzie Davis).
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Walk around in the parts of Brooklyn and Queens where Revel's scooters are allowed to go, and it will likely be a matter of minutes before someone whizzes by on one.
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Although international studies suggest that direct instruction is indeed a good way of conveying knowledge, critics contend that Singapore has a "drill and kill" model that produces uncreative, miserable maths whizzes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Technology whizzes who helped Goldman Sachs eliminate hundreds of trading jobs over the past few years are venturing into the bank's flagship M&A business, making some junior bankers uneasy.
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But Silicon Valley is first and foremost a satire, meant to lampoon the culture and personalities of these computer whizzes, with their volatile mix of messiah complexes, hierarchical bullying, and crippling self-doubt.
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The women are part of a new generation of technology whizzes emerging from Cornell Tech, a graduate school on Roosevelt Island in the East River that started with just seven students in 2013.
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It's not just for an exclusive cadre of tech whizzes, but the ubiquitous, all-inclusive people's phone, which everyone from your grandmother to your three-year-old nephew can — and probably do — navigate.
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But just because we may not all be whizzes in the kitchen when it comes to preparing a full-on autumn feast, doesn't mean we still can't host our solo Thanksgiving dinners in style.
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How much one loves the popular Ronettes version depends on one's affection for Phil Spector's sparkly, densely cluttered orchestral production; it all whizzes by in an impulsive blur of energy, omitting the bridge entirely.
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Radio communication from the spacecraft takes about six hours to reach Earth, and New Horizons won't send a signal back to Earth until a few hours after it whizzes past the rock, called Ultima Thule.
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If Mr. Minsky is the spirit guide for Jane Street's techies, Sandor Lehoczky, a past math Olympian and co-author of a book on problem-solving strategies for number whizzes, stands guard over the firm's brain.
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Of the couple dozen or so beverages Starbucks' coffee whizzes had cooked up to mark the 22017 Fall season, the PSL scored well behind front-runner flavors like chocolate caramel and cinnamon spice in market testing.
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As one of 13 labels under the umbrella of Revolve and Alliance Apparel, a fashion design and production house based in downtown Los Angeles, LPA shares auxiliary staff — accountants, fit specialists, I.T. whizzes — with other brands.
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Its timeline of selfies whizzes from the Big Bang all the way to 2018 (naturally, with the opening of the Museum of Selfies), with stops in between for cave drawings and innovations in portraiture and photography.
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You've experienced a kind of Doppler effect when a train blasting its whistle whizzes by—the sound waves are squished as the train move towards you and stretched as the train moves past, making the pitch change.
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Of course, the usual challenges of moral hazard and adverse selection will need to be addressed, but there is no reason to believe that the data science whizzes of Wall Street are not up to this challenge.
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Around Wall Street Moneyball on Wall Street: Technology whizzes who helped Goldman Sachs eliminate hundreds of trading jobs over the past few years are venturing into the bank's flagship M&A business, making some junior bankers uneasy.
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OXON HILL, Md. (Reuters) - Some contestants traced letters on their palms, while other word whizzes in the Scripps National Spelling Bee searched the ceiling for inspiration on Wednesday as they edged closer to the $40,000 top prize.
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After he placed second in a major Russian math contest at age 14, he was recruited by the prestigious Kolmogorov Physics and Mathematics School, a boarding school run by Moscow State University that fosters high school math whizzes.
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Beyond 'Hidden Figures': Nurturing New Black and Latino Math Whizzes A free math camp for middle-school students from New York's poorest neighborhoods was an effort to increase the number of blacks and Latinos with advanced math degrees.
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The landscape whizzes by, and for safety reasons, he needs to be in the back seat, and, at the urging of our pediatrician and the US Department of Transportation, even kept facing backward for as long as possible.
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Hell, you could be standing in front of a glistening skyscraper at this very moment as a packed public bus whizzes by, but unless you have ready access to a serviceable whiskey sour, you aren't in a real city.
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Reaching speeds of 105 km per hour, it can be a white-knuckle ride for Lien but also quite startling for car and truck drivers when the 23-year-old whizzes past them while lying supine on his sled.
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Math whizzes have long dominated the hedge fund universe, but until recently, only a handful of well-known firms like Renaissance Technologies, the D. E. Shaw Group and AQR Capital Management used mathematical models and computers to plot out trading techniques.
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From the sylvan grave of Jacob Smith, a fur-trader who founded the town in 230, he whizzes past Factory One, the birthplace of General Motors, to the Flint Institute of Arts, with its surprisingly snazzy glass collection, and the adjacent planetarium.
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All the while, Hayabusa2 has been recording data as it whizzes around the rock, using a spectrometer which measures the different wavelengths of near-infrared radiation the asteroid reflects, a navigation camera, an infrared camera, a telescope, and a laser altitude measuring device.
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" At McKinsey, Minshew said, it was clear that, to some of the firm's clients, "as a very young female analyst I was there to get the coffee, and the young men were assumed to be the math geniuses or the tech whizzes.
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Oh's recognition through this Emmy nomination is huge for a community of viewers who never get to see people like themselves on screen, and for Asian actresses long relegated to sensible car commercials, brothels, and roles as pushy moms or tech whizzes.
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What all this literally translates to is moving across the screen—sometimes on the ground, sometimes in the sky—as the camera whizzes around and the world morphs from one dreamy state to the next, giving players little time to compose themselves.
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In terms of advertising, the truck on the road right next to you is going to make a stronger impression than a billboard on the side of the road that whizzes right past you, so there's certainly some great potential for exposure with this approach.
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The New York Times bestselling authors, as well as two other personal finance whizzes, will walk you through the basics of financial responsibility, financial independence, the psychology of money, and other important topics for the purpose of helping you live your best financial life.
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Breeze through an Australian Open quarterfinal while utilizing the following shots: a backpedaling inside-out forehand, a knee-buckling lob, and a return-of-service backhand that may as well be directed by hydraulic tunnel for how neatly it whizzes into the lone section of uncovered court.
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FUN3D is used for solving nonlinear partial differential equations, and the challenge — which is being supported by NASA's partners, HeroX and TopCoder — encourages computer whizzes to assist NASA in improving the code so that it can become compatible with some of the most advanced, fastest supercomputers in the world.
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These single-day events debuting next year will be highly interactive opportunities for founders to tap experts in the core startup disciplines, starting with early-stage investors (lots of investors), legal whizzes, growth gurus, product-market fit wallahs, tech stack experts, recruiting aces and much more, including workshops on pitch breakdowns.
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Slipping on the NextVR headset myself, I was immediately whisked away from the noisy, crowded Qualcomm booth on the show floor to a serene natural lakeside setting, then I am in the middle of Times Square watching tourists take selfies as the traffic whizzes around me and neon signs flash up above.
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" There's a striking piece of history around the cities of El Paso and Dayton, wrote Diane McWhorter: "El Paso and Dayton were the main locales where the US government secretly installed the Third Reich aeronautics and missile whizzes 'procured' right after World War II under a so-called 'exploitation' program later codenamed Paperclip.
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When it comes to pie, there are two types of experts: the baking whizzes who configure ratios and temperatures to a scientific degree of perfection, and the badass grandmas around the world who have a seemingly mystical ability to throw together a bunch of ingredients in a pie pan, put it in the oven, and pull out a masterpiece.
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Here, a tattooed Filipino skateboarder whizzes by the Burger King, there an Egyptian family lines up for fresh fruit juice at Juice World, two Pakistani men in shalwar and khamees sit on a bench eating McDonald's ice cream sundaes, and a group of Indian men speaking Malayalam (the language of Kerala state in southern India), check out the latest mobile phones.
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She takes a cup of blueberries off the top of the eight or so that she uses to make the filling for a nine-inch pie and combines it with not a lot of sugar and a few tablespoons of starch, then whizzes it up with a blender and cooks it quickly over high heat until it just begins to thicken.
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Oddly, they both figure in a book I'm writing about Huntsville, Alabama, and its history as a hub of the Cold War space race -- El Paso and Dayton were the main locales where the US government secretly installed the Third Reich aeronautics and missile whizzes "procured" right after World War II under a so-called "exploitation" program later codenamed Paperclip.
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Over the years, the show moved away from casting a rich person as the object of affection (early Bachelors included business heirs, financial whizzes and semifamous actors, all of whom were understood to be affluent), and instead chose a protagonist from the previous season's "The Bachelor" or "The Bachelorette" who had proved himself or herself to have the charisma and the ability to hold the audience's attention.
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It seems I'm always climbing as high as I can to take it all in: riding the Peak Tram to the summit to see the light display of Hong Kong Island at night; hiking the Dragon's Back ridge for a view of the secluded beaches and turquoise bays on the island's quieter southern side; climbing to the top deck of Hong Kong's iconic trams to watch the chaos of color as the city whizzes by below.
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