When the rest of the world zigs, Apple is already zagging.
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The result is an incredibly dynamic, zig-zagging ribbon of light.
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"He was zigging while everyone else was zagging," Mr. Bracher said.
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As you can imagine, the zig-zagging isn't great for motion sickness.
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" Fox says the secret is "to zig when everybody else is zagging.
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With regard to Asia, the administration's zigging and zagging has been particularly perilous.
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Trump's zigging and zagging has confused America's traditional partners in the Persian Gulf.
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"We could see some zigging and zagging going into the weekend," Krosby said.
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Obvious contradictions, zigging while your administration is zagging, all with a showman's timing.
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Colleagues say Trump's zigging and zagging on the issue must be frustrating for Alexander.
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A zip-zagging saxophone solo from Terrace Martin ties things up at the end.
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Zigging when they should be zagging, despite what we are secretly predicting or hoping for.
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They plan to have the entire zig-zagging 515-mile barrier complete by next year.
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Over the last 50 years, Williams-Sonoma built billions in shareholder value zigging versus zagging.
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"We expect more zigging and zagging," said Stephen Lee, founding principal at Logan Capital Management.
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The metallic David Koma dress she wore to the annual Krismas party featured zig-zagging stones.
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Armadas of starlings zigging and zagging in the air, as if guided by an unseen hand.
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My guess, though, Aquarius, is that you're just going to keep zig-zagging your way forward.
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And we are zigging and zagging relentlessly, in search of what's right in front of us.
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And, let's face it, it's fun to zig while everyone else is zagging on this holiday.
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A series of zig-zagging, overlapping parallel forms extend — chevron-like — down from the painting's top edge.
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Zigging instead of zagging, and the mystified reaction produces a larger response than a brand-new world?
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But Netflix has spent much of its existence zigging and zagging, responding to the pressures of the marketplace.
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The episode was also evidence that the show's writers are capable of zagging when they're expected to zig.
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The DNC's zig-zagging climate and energy rhetoric is Exhibit A in the case for a climate change debate.
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According to the Action Network, 70% of bettors are taking the Panthers, so we're zagging to back the Chargers.
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But the cluttered script, by Kanika Dhillon, runs at a manic pace, zig-zagging from scene to scene with abandon.
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Jadallah lives at the end of a zig-zagging series of narrow streets next to a patch of olive trees.
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Compared with the lightning-fast cutting and zig-zagging the team is usually known for, they are playing crazily slow.
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Even his feet didn't seem to want to coöperate, zigging and zagging, so that he was walking like a drunk.
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The company also animates graphics post-processing, with arrows zig-zagging around the subject to create an even more Instagrammable result.
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The work and its title, "Left Right Left Right," reflect the zig-zagging nature of politics, particularly in the United States.
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We continued zig-zagging through the dark tunnels, occasionally dipping out into the light for stunning views along the Windows Walk.
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Jay Leno made a cameo appearance on his old show Thursday, zagging away from late night's standard bashing of President Trump.
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For the past week, he has been zig-zagging between Jacksonville and Daytona Beach, maybe hoping for spring break come early?
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The building itself is a stunning zig-zagging contemporary creation of beautifully sharp angles and smooth surfaces by architect Farshid Moussavi.
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"We're zigging and zagging around government immunity," said another of the lawyers, Michael Pitt, of Royal Oak, Michigan's Pitt McGehee Palmer & Rivers.
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Still, for its first foray into smartphones, the Razer Phone is a solid effort that zigs when every other phone is zagging.
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The schedule for Trump's trip has her spending about a week abroad, zig-zagging the continent to Ghana, Malawi, Kenya and Egypt.
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The intricately beaded cape dazzled in shades of black, silver, and gold, with Afrofuturistic patterns zig-zagging across the length of the costume.
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Stickles has spent his entire career zagging when we expected him to zig and, for a while, the course was corrected for him.
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They can also take more direct routes to their destinations, instead of zig-zagging their way from one control tower to the next.
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Mr. DeLonge: I saw some really anomalous stuff one night out in the desert, zipping across the stars, horizon to horizon, zig zagging.
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It's easy to forget that today's internet is supported by a vast network of cables zig-zagging over 600,000 miles along our ocean floor.
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The scripted comedy about two best friends vaping and zig-zagging their way through life in New York City became a quick critical smash.
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But then — another zag — Amy decides to go home and — more zagging — Sophie worms her way in and invites Dan back to her room.
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The iPhone is the sum of all those parts and more; the zagging combination of ideas and imaginations, of design and labor, of progressions and exploitations.
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Putin himself showed a video clip of the missile zig-zagging around mountains and missile-defense systems, and veering around the southern tip of South America.
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In the meantime, the Pelicans zagging this hard while the rest of the NBA zigs will at the very least make them a team worth watching.
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Now, as the rest of the Republican Party is allying itself with the party's nominee (with varying degrees of enthusiasm), Ted Cruz is zagging yet again.
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Another police officer riding a motorcycle can then be seen charging into the crowd and zig-zagging across the road in an attempt to hit the protesters.
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"They did a lot of zig-zagging around, back and forth, there is no rhyme or reason to it that we've been able to determine," he said.
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The only thing that matters, or has ever mattered, is connecting and that can come about on a straight line, a curve, or a messy zig-zagging trajectory.
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The classic example is zig-zagging lights off to one side of your visual field that gradually become larger and more intense (also known as a visual aura).
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Within minutes, we were headed up his normal proving ground, a stretch of asphalt up a craggy mountain with sharp, zig-zagging turns called Little Tujunga Canyon Road.
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For instance, Western Australian wooden shields were grooved with zig-zagging patterns to disorient their foes, not dissimilar from the later "dazzle" camouflage on World War I ships.
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His murals bring to mind holograms and computer screensavers, zig-zagging his graphics with melting strains of rainbow, combining hard and soft; the monochrome and the profusely colorful palette.
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Directed by João Pedro Rodrigues of Portugal, "The Ornithologist" meanders as headily as its protagonist, zigging and zagging through one pastoral location and down one narrative byway after another.
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At the same time, Trump spent some of his time this week offering praise for authoritarian leaders like North Korea's Kim Jong Un, before zig-zagging back to skepticism.
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The Pelicans are one of the few teams to now have that luxury—they're not so much zigging while others zag, but zigging and zagging at the same time.
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The individual sheep in these massive herds appear to be zig-zagging left and right as they're coerced to move from one hillside paddock to another in Rangitikei, New Zealand.
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After zig-zagging the state in her campaign plane to four stops on Saturday, she is slated to hold three more in Cedar Rapids, Mason City and Johnstown on Sunday.
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In 0003, Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt had to ascend one of these cliffs, the Lee-Lincoln fault scarp, by zig-zagging the lunar rover over it.
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I've also cursed out a suitcase several times — once when I was zig-zagging through crowds at Heathrow desperately trying to catch my flight home and one wheel snapped right off.
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Video shows a police officer ramming into a group of protesters with a motorcycle, then zig-zagging through the crowd, in an attempt to run them over, during demonstrations on Monday.
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I think it'll be smaller and I think the way to make money in retail, and the retailers that are doing well, is what I would call zigging while Amazon's zagging.
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Before us was the Statue of Liberty, same as she ever was, and something new: a tall, tan hill, terraced like a ziggurat, with a rockfall zagging down the north side.
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He still can't speak in a straight line, instead zigging and zagging: If he were a car, his tires would constantly scrape the curb and his hubcaps would probably pop off.
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For hours each day, Moore would wander around the neighborhood, zig-zagging past harshly lit gas stations, party stores, and vacant lots where entire city blocks had started to rewild and knot.
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The second is a zig-zagging bench made up of small pink and gray stones that have been melded together like a mosaic, with a shiny silver metal holding it all together.
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I would have expected a July 4 theme, but that just goes to show you how, just when you think you know what the plans are, life has a way of ZAGging.
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Witnesses described how the driver of a large white lorry deliberately rammed crowds on the Promenade des Anglais, zig-zagging for 2km (1.24 miles) to kill as many people as possible (see map).
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In Santa Maria Yaviche, a town which sits above the clouds and is made up of zig-zagging red mud roads, non-profit group Rhizomatica has set up a community-run phone network.
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But on the drummer Nate Smith's "Kinfolk: Postcards From Everywhere," released this spring, all sorts of sounds participate in building the rhythm: taut but resonant bass notes, clipped guitar playing, zagging saxophone lines.
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About New York Bewildered, Elaine Williams and a friend stood outside Penn Station in Manhattan, big city chaos zagging, confusion zigging, after an hourlong train journey from their small town in New Jersey.
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Zig-zagging between crunchy pop-rock, smooth and darkly shaded electro, low-slung hip-hop beats, and (most recently) PC Music's glitched-out meta-mayhem, the UK pop troublemaker's brand has undoubtedly been chaos.
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After zig-zagging underground for more than 683 yards, the tunnel ended across the border in San Diego, terminating in a narrow opening in the dirt of an industrial yard stacked with wooden pallets.
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After zig-zagging underground for more than 800 yards, the tunnel ended across the border in San Diego, terminating in a narrow opening in the dirt of an industrial yard stacked with wooden pallets.
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Two guys on ATVs were zig-zagging behind us down the road shortly after and followed us to the cemetery, circling the grass around the graves before slowing down, waving to us, and driving off.
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While I didn't last too long in the sea of zigg-zagging skate pros, I decided to chat with some regulars about why they love skating, and the pastime's importance to the city at large.
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Other Trump allies say the president's frequent zigging and zagging makes it tougher to defend him against Democratic attacks, even though they also acknowledge that past efforts to tamp down on Trump's tweeting have proved unsuccessful.
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At a time when every other phone maker is zigging toward negligible screen bezels and efficient single-handed design, Sony is unapologetically zagging toward crazy specs in a chunky phone with hardware capabilities from the future.
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The catch, of course, is that while Verizon is zigging, you have a whole new business model that is zagging: Snap Inc is banking on smaller but way more engaged audiences as a route to riches.
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Back in March, writer Adam K. Raymond reported for Gizmodo on the extensive infrastructure damage that has been done to neighborhoods in Louisville, the project leaving miniature 2-inch deep trenches zig-zagging along the roads.
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Watching footage of the real Simpson in his prime—zig-zagging 64 yards for a touchdown, pitching rental cars for Hertz, or finding his comedic groove in the Naked Gun movies—gives Edelman's documentary its furious engine.
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Mo'unga said he lost his bearings when the South African flyer began his 60-metre zig-zagging dash towards the corner, a little bit like the animated, bilingual television character whose adventures entertain children around the world.
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Mr. Keil wrote two books on creativity in a corporate setting, "The Creative Mystique: How to Manage It, Nurture It and Make It Pay" (1985) and "How to Zig in a Zagging World: Unleashing Your Hidden Creativity" (1988).
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He drove at the crowd in the Riviera city on Thursday night, zig-zagging along the seafront Promenade des Anglais for two kilometers as a fireworks display marking the French national day ended, until police eventually shot him dead.
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News outlets have compared the glyphs to Peru's renowned (and also mysterious) Nazca Lines, a perplexing ancient collection of geoglyphs — zig-zagging straight lines, geometric figures, and renderings of animal and plants — which can only be really viewed properly from above.
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Without the list, though, you have to discover new cities as you go, which results in unnecessary zig-zagging between far-away cities...For a web browser, loading all of a page's objects is like visiting all of the cities.
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Now she appears to be doing her own market research by zig zagging all over the music scene, ghostwriting for Rihanna, Calvin Harris, Little Big Town and possibly working with Drake without revealing her cards until a hit was a done deal.
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" Accompanying the album rundown is four of the new tracks in full: twinkling, zig-zagging cut "Reaching Out"; the trap-infused "Music is the Drug"; the high-voltage equivalent of shotgunning a Monster energy drink, "TKO"; and the otherworldly Glitch Mob collaboration, "Paracosm.
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It even seemed to understand the way my dyslexic brain thinks—a maze of patched and redirected connections zig-zagging around my gray matter—and could come up with exactly what I was trying to say, even though I couldn't fully spell it.
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And growing up as a young kid, he also regularly took me to Central Park to test my fate zig-zagging thru orange cones on roller skates—or when I was feeling more sheepish, watch other pros put their bones to the test.
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Playing endless rounds of Candy Crush on your subway ride to and from work isn't doing much to stimulate your brain, but while zig-zagging the globe and hunting for Carmen you're going to learn a thing or two in the process.
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Since then she has created increasingly dramatic buildings the world over, from a BMW manufacturing facility in Leipzig and the zig-zagging Guangzhou Opera House to the plunging Aquatics Centre for the 2012 London Olympic and the rippling Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku.
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Mr. Lyght explained this zigging and zagging with a story about how he would, as a child, "walk a kite home" by throwing the stick over telephone lines, repeating the action for many blocks and playing havoc with the city's network of overhead wires.
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As this line of fragmentation rolled down the length of the object, it was followed a couple of inches behind by a ferocious bloom of yellow and white fire as the hot gases expanded out of the zig-zagging cracks that formed in the casing.
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The barrier is staged in a narrow corridor covered floor-to-ceiling in zig-zagging Tim Burtonesque black and white lines, and that connects the main gallery with the recently annexed second gallery — a converted garage that faces onto the newly developed Belt Alley downtown.
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You're still gonna need a big chunk of time to fit in 30 hours of TV. What's more, even people who have watched every single episode of the hit HBO series struggle to keep up with the zig-zagging plotlines and mountains of subtext.
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There is no shortage of villains in Kuttner's narrative: financial deregulation; supply-side tax cuts; the decline of trade unions; the Democratic Party, which, by zigging left on identity politics and zagging right on economics, left conservative white working-class voters amenable to Donald Trump.
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The 31 year-old Tunisian killer, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, drove at the crowd in the Riviera city on Thursday night, zig-zagging along the seafront Promenade des Anglais for two kilometres as a fireworks display marking the French national day ended, until police eventually shot him dead.
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The alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa led his Indo-Pak Coalition — a trio with Rez Abbasi on guitar and Dan Weiss switching between trap drums and tabla — in pieces that traveled from crisp, tricky, zig-zagging melodies in South Asian modes to the vocabulary of jazz, and back.
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It treads some of the same ground as the original (visiting, for example, Pablo Larraín on the set of Neruda), but Agüero just can't seem to help himself from zigging and zagging into memory and daydreams, circling around the future of cinema and Chile as well as its past.
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After a fireworks display in the southern city of Nice marking Bastille Day, the most intensely patriotic annual event in the country, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, a 31-year-old Tunisnian-born local, plowed a truck into a crowded pedestrian area, mowing down celebrants in a zig-zagging path that wound about a mile.
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In an expansive and empty warehouse on the San Francisco waterfront last week, Aeva strapped its product to the top of a commercial vehicle and demoed its ability to visualize the scene in front of it as a small team of people rode scooters and golf carts in zig zagging lines in front of it.
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It's worth recalling that by any normal political measure, Trump should be in freefall: He offended all sides on the explosive issue of abortion by constantly zig-zagging, his campaign manager was arrested for allegedly manhandling a reporter, and he frightened much of the world by suggesting a neo-isolationist foreign policy that would see the United States welcoming nuclear proliferation.
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Filled with fist-pumping, zig-zagging themes representative of each characters' home country—from Ken's bleeding heart American hair metal to Chun-Li's cascading Chinese scales to Blanka's mutant Brazilian jungle funk —Street Fighter II was an international smash hit that brought Shimomura's eccentric melodies across the world, leaving a particularly strong impression amongst Western producers raised on arcade games.
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The following sections of Museum of Obsessions showcase Szeemann's cross-pollination between the worlds of high art and everyday material culture that would characterize his legacy, zig-zagging between iconic works like Duchamp's "Boîte-en-valise," and photos of nude Swiss utopians frolicking in a bucolic landscape, taken from Szeemann's intimate exhibition on the little-known Swiss commune Monte Verità.
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I voted for Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonScaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump Progressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin MORE and saw Clinton as a deeply flawed candidate who didn't get — or chose to willfully ignore — the nation's desire for a leap forward, not incremental, zig zagging baby steps.
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