As interest rates rise, the attractiveness of bonds rises and the attractiveness of stocks declines.
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"Personality characteristics may be linked to facial attractiveness, such that positive personality characteristics can promote facial attractiveness, whereas negative personality characteristics can reduce facial attractiveness," write authors Yan Zhang, Fanchang Kong, Yanli Zhong, and Hui Kou.
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Almendares said OkCupid analyzed the attractiveness of all the men who women had a conversation with after they sent the first message, and the median attractiveness of those men was 6.6 percentile points above the attractiveness of the women sending the message.
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I had never doubted my attractiveness to him, or my attractiveness in general, not in the 10 years we'd been together by that point.
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Additional research published in 2015 and one study just this month continue to find a groups' attractiveness is significantly higher than the attractiveness of an individual group member.
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One group was asked just to evaluate the attractiveness of the figure in each photo; another group was asked to first classify the people in the photos by gender, and then rate attractiveness.
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While many studies have examined how perceived attractiveness influences decisions about sexual behavior, this study is the first specifically to look at the relationship between attractiveness and intended condom use in heterosexual men.
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Stress inhibits sex hormones, and sex hormones influence physical attractiveness.
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"He doesn't judge her on any attractiveness scale," she said.
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The attractiveness of the market is spurring new drug development.
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Aramco's attractiveness is undebatable, and will be there, whatever happens.
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London lost attractiveness in the last few years for sure.
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She's the first to admit the power her attractiveness held.
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The attractiveness of these financing instruments should not be underestimated.
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"Perceptions of physical attractiveness do change," the study's authors write.
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"We talk about perceptions and standards of attractiveness," she said.
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Italy's attractiveness as a debtor is under scrutiny with investors.
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Attractiveness is relevant for potential sex partners, not potential targets.
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Gay men have a different relationship with their bodies than straight men do because you are tracking your own attractiveness against the attractiveness of the people you're attracted to—which is not the straight experience.
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As you might expect, gay guys gave higher attractiveness ratings to men and spent longer looking at male photos, whereas straight guys gave higher attractiveness ratings to women and spent longer looking at female photos.
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But youthfulness equating to attractiveness is a difficult norm to buck.
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But dividend attractiveness isn't the sole reason why this strategy works.
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He showed the three charismatic factors of likability, attractiveness and power.
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That will further diminish its attractiveness in the eyes of marketers.
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A country perhaps, like now, with diminishing attractiveness to potential investors.
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He emphasizes the rating isn't really just a measure of attractiveness.
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"The cues for attractiveness are pretty much always contextual," said Russell.
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Researchers have been looking into the effects of attractiveness for decades.
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But other studies have shown a link between intelligence and attractiveness.
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It's unclear, however, whether these findings on attractiveness apply across cultures.
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Conversely, it could impact the attractiveness of some tax-advantaged options.
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"Carry attractiveness has increased notably," wrote Rabobank senior strategist Christian Lawrence.
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Tomorrow it may be height, weight, attractiveness, health status, age, intelligence.
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For Mr. Trump, female attractiveness always supersedes ability and professional accomplishment.
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Each photograph or art piece has its own power of attractiveness.
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We are working on measures that could help strengthen our attractiveness.
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Experts have long debated whether the figurines symbolize attractiveness or fertility.
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Of course, attractiveness is subjective: Not everyone finds the same things beautiful.
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This perception could threaten the region's attractiveness to tech entrepreneurs, she said.
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Other questions concerned users' privacy and Libra's potential attractiveness to money-launderers.
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Forget about having your picture in a magazine to validate your attractiveness.
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It could enhance your attractiveness at cocktail parties and dances or whatever.
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"Women's physical attractiveness or formidability isn't related to their egalitarianism," Price confirms.
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The likely positive outcome underscores the alliance's continued attractiveness as stability provider.
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Generous subsidies, including a 183% federal tax credit, add to solar's attractiveness.
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The study measured the correlation between attractiveness and income of 20,745 participants.
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But the fact he had kids never took away from his attractiveness.
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Its attractiveness lies in its reassurance that a middle ground once existed.
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Meanwhile, Chile's attractiveness to foreign investors is waning, according to some observers.
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The prehistoric flowers' attractiveness and incredible state of preservation belie their toxicity.
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These developments could affect Poland's attractiveness as a place to do business.
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Part of the attractiveness of investments in shale is the quick payoff.
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Participants rated the attractiveness of faces presented in a group and individually.
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He joked about the attractiveness of several senators' teenage daughters and granddaughters.
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According to Illsley, the attractiveness of U.K. equities should therefore remain intact.
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Many of the references have nothing to do with attractiveness or fashion.
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We were not being valued for our work, but for our attractiveness.
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"In contrast with research traditions that treat physical attractiveness as a static trait, our findings highlight the importance of group membership as a lens for perceiving familiar leaders' physical attractiveness," conclude lead author Kevin Kniffin and his colleagues.
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The multiple continues to reflect the potential attractiveness of Vivarte's large physical network.
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They were then asked to rate their attractiveness (much like a proto-Tinder).
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Participants then rated each winner on her level of thinness, muscularity and attractiveness.
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Our desires do change across the cycle, and our attractiveness does change too.
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Attractiveness doesn't rest on the ability to see beauty, but to detect flaws.
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What's the attractiveness through an actual retail space, an actual physical retail space?
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But ageing technology and banks' attractiveness to hackers means they are often targets.
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And they reveal that there's an attractiveness benefit to being a white man.
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"The attractiveness of conspiracy theories is that real conspiracies do happen," Moore says.
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In the process, they are increasing the relative attractiveness of U.S. financial assets.
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The study says, whatever it is, it's not a subjective sense of attractiveness.
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Another factor is the relative attractiveness of equities to bonds and other assets.
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Select a profile picture of you and a few friends for maximum attractiveness.
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Legalization also tends to slash the price of cannabis, further increasing its attractiveness.
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Business Insider compiled a list of tips people can use boost their attractiveness.
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In two experiments, researchers in Switzerland examined the relationship between attractiveness and smiling.
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But aging technology and banks' attractiveness to hackers means they are often targets.
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Some of those qualities might be age or attractiveness - and some are financial.
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Financial responsibility rates higher than sense of humor, attractiveness, ambition, courage and modesty.
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It's the end of a makeover montage, undeniable in its traditionally feminine attractiveness.
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The Golden Ratio judges a person's attractiveness based on the symmetry of their face.
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Still, premium finishes don't mean much without the heart of Peloton's attractiveness: its programming.
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The idea behind the Elo score was that Tinder would rank people by attractiveness.
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"The opening of this facility is an additional sign of France's attractiveness," Hollande said.
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High School Musical debuted, and we all became keenly aware of Zac Efron's attractiveness.
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It is also a factor behind the political attractiveness of militarising domestic security institutions.
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FaceApp's developers have yet to disclose how attractiveness was scored for the training set.
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"It's a recognition of France's attractiveness and European commitment," Macron said in a tweet.
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Jessica has nicknamed Katz "Nurse Barbie" for her attractiveness and her straight blonde hair.
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Spencer predictably doubled down, citing Trump's wealth and success as evidence of his attractiveness.
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He would openly objectify my female friends, appraising their physical attractiveness with nominal values.
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But, Simons doesn't so much refute the attractiveness of number-twos as support it.
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Then they were asked to rate the attractiveness of the voices in others' recordings.
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The site measured attractiveness as having nice looks, engaging photos and an intriguing profile.
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I get queasy when the men around me discuss the attractiveness of women stars.
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And why is there such a fascination with youth and attractiveness, particularly in women?
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They have unrealistic body types, which could distort views of attractiveness and body confidence.
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That is, what kinds of comments about someone's attractiveness would seem unoffensive to you?
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A Fed rate hike would increase Treasury yields, diminishing the comparable attractiveness of stocks.
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The participants were asked to rate each image on age, attractiveness, successfulness and approachability.
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Unlike western democracies, Moscow's attractiveness as a model to follow and emulate is limited.
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For men, only about half of the effect of attractiveness is due to grooming.
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Lee explains that in the eyes of employers, attractiveness is often correlated with ambition.
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He has called women "fat pigs" and "slobs" and salaciously commented on women's attractiveness.
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The first group rated the men's beardless-to-bearded faces for overall sexual attractiveness.
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But the growing attractiveness of Mexico is plainly reflected in the country's asylum program.
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"The attractiveness of L.N.G. is its flexibility," said Anatol Feygin, Cheniere's chief commercial officer.
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By contrast, bisexual men provided similar attractiveness ratings for photos of men and women.
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However, in two experiments, researchers in Switzerland examined the relationship between attractiveness and smiling.
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A U.S. rate hike mitigates the relative attractiveness of holding high dividend yielding Australian stocks.
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Her redheaded attractiveness defined her forged purpose as created by Stan Lee in the 60s.
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Rome helped engineer the rescue, hailing it an example of Italy's attractiveness for foreign investors.
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It helped that the wasting away of tuberculosis sufferers aligned with existing ideas of attractiveness.
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"With this (decree), we will ensure our attractiveness to foreign capital," the second source said.
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"Brexit is undoubtedly boosting Ireland's attractiveness as an alternative to the UK," the report said.
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Last month the country topped a ranking by EY, an accountant, of attractiveness for investors.
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Macron also invited 140 CEOs to Versailles to talk about France's attractiveness ahead of Davos.
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The women cared most about body shape, which was responsible for 79.6 percent of attractiveness.
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Other triggers were patients' intelligence, language differences, insurance coverage, age, income level, race and attractiveness.
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And they increase the attractiveness of stock markets, which are considered riskier investments than bonds.
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Just ask Maria Borges, Hari Nef, or Barbie Ferreira: Representations of attractiveness are definitely changing.
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But then again, as Ms. Pogrebin pointed out, whose notion of attractiveness motivated the change?
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Separately, we used similar objective measures of attractiveness to rate participants on the same scale.
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Mautz conducted a study in 2012 that suggests penis size influences attractiveness and sexual selection.
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However, unfairly targeting foreign businesses with barriers to entry reduces U.S. attractiveness to foreign investors.
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But the advantages of attractiveness aren't confined to any one situation or goal, she noted.
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Asset sales are sometimes used as a tactic by buyout targets to reduce their attractiveness.
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The group worried that the impasse had degraded the state's attractiveness to residents and investors.
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INDONESIA C.BANK GOV: RUPIAH RECENT APPRECIATION SUPPORTED BY MAINTAIN GROWTH PROSPECT, ATTRACTIVENESS OF LOCAL ASSETS
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Asset sales are sometimes used as a tactic by buyout targets to reduce their attractiveness.
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One other implication is that of the attractiveness of the dollar as a funding currency.
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But in a new study in Evolution and Human Behavior, Borell and his colleagues tried to prove that these associations with physical attractiveness were true, and couldn't confirm many of them, especially in women—they didn't find a connection between attractiveness and extraversion in women.
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In order to see if attractiveness influenced how men use condoms, researchers rounded up 51 red-blooded straight guys between the ages of 19 and 61 and asked them to rank the attractiveness of 20 different women based only on their black and white photographs.
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"It is a sign of the obvious attractiveness of Russia's auto industry to investors," Morozov said.
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The humanity of Hillary, Mellie, nor any other woman is validated by their sexuality or attractiveness.
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The rise in yields also enhanced the attractiveness of the yen, which climbed against the greenback.
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However, the size and ride comfort of such vehicles tends to limit their attractiveness and utility.
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Looking past the current uncertainty, Jacobsen's belief in the U.K. capital's long-term attractiveness is undaunted.
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And what about the dynamism and attractiveness of a global, business-friendly city such as London?
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Anyway, "Achilles" conveys an immediate soft-hot, violent (or vigorous) sensual attractiveness — while also remaining curbed.
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"Some of the 'key' or fundamental trait dimensions may include attractiveness, trustworthiness and dominance," Kramer said.
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And sometimes discriminating against workers based on their attractiveness might even be legal, even if unfair.
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By centering the conversation on her physical attractiveness, it belittles the rest of what she does.
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Shedding some religious nomenclature might bolster Quakerism's attractiveness both to community-seeking atheists and spiritual agnostics.
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Higher interest rates should also reduce the attractiveness of dividend-paying tobacco stocks, the analyst said.
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"That's really what sits behind really the value and the attractiveness of the market," Castellini said.
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The branding image consultant says that confidence has nothing to do with clothes, money or attractiveness.
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There are just as many ways to boost your attractiveness as there are to sabotage it.
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So the attractiveness of Israeli companies could have been more if the shekel was less strong.
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GERMANY'S ALTMAIER SAYS TESLA MOVE TO GERMANY IS RECOGNITION OF COUNTRY'S ATTRACTIVENESS AS LOCATION FOR PRODUCTION
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The bank said it aimed to "ensure the continued competitiveness and attractiveness of the national currency".
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Increased issuance tends to reduce the attractiveness of the bonds and raise the cost of borrowing.
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For one study, researchers recruited 49 Wisconsin legislative aides to rate the attractiveness of different politicians.
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I began to wish I hadn't dressed when I was younger to flaunt my sexual attractiveness.
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"I recognize the political attractiveness — even the merits — of getting President Trump's tax returns," he wrote.
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Mental health experts say that sociocultural perceptions of attractiveness—and therefore, power—play a major role.
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Teenagers can take pleasure in their power without necessarily having it linked to notions of attractiveness.
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For human beings, the attractiveness of similarity is so strong that it is found across cultures.
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Eileen Hanley and Lauren Aussem will host this variety show that explores the fundamentals of attractiveness.
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For the study, researchers recruited 49 Wisconsin legislative aides to rate the attractiveness of different politicians.
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The reinstatement of two-year working visas for university graduates also aids the UK's continued attractiveness.
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Part of it, I think, is the attractiveness — especially after this time-melting decade — of hibernation.
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"You still get this darkness to the eyes, this added attractiveness, but without a cosmetic feel."
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It's wrong, however, to objectify a subordinate for their sexual attractiveness to satisfy your personal desires.
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We believe the recent restructuring by its parent should help Agos withstand a deteriorating operating environment, preserving its attractiveness to CA. This attractiveness could be sensitive to a significant economic deterioration if this were to result in a material negative impact on Agos's asset quality and capitalisation.
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There's a certain attractiveness to entrepreneurs to staying private and not being conditioned to the public markets.
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"Casual observations suggest that physical attractiveness is not a guarantee of long-lasting, satisfying relationships," she says.
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Yet for Scheib, there is a certain attractiveness in the idea that this is all a simulation.
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Attracting international capital to pet projects validates the schemes' attractiveness, and serves as a bureaucratic performance metric.
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Hamilton's Sarah Connor is a wonderful, powerful character, but she certainly didn't challenge Hollywood standards of attractiveness.
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This comes amid general debate about Hong Kong's corporate governance rules and attractiveness as a listing destination.
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These data can be analysed to measure the attractiveness of the British labour market in two ways.
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Fortunately, there are a few policies that can improve the competitiveness and economic attractiveness of the exchanges.
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The companies, however, say the repeat lending is just a sign of the attractiveness of their platforms.
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These measures keep the attractiveness of Swiss franc investments low and reduce upward pressure on the currency.
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It would change the relative attractiveness in investing in U.S. financial assets versus investing in foreign assets.
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" When asked by a reporter whether he meant physical or competitive attractiveness, Moore said: "I mean both.
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If Britain votes for exit, there will be much uncertainty about the country's attractiveness to foreign investors.
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They will do so by increasing the attractiveness of U.S. financial assets relative to those of China.
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She's sending a message about not giving a damn about the insults, while reveling in her attractiveness.
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The narrow base of dividend provision is important when it comes to judging the attractiveness of equities.
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The U.K. government could embark on an effort to improve the business environment to increase its attractiveness.
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Facebook launched after a young Zuckerberg originally built a site to rate students' attractiveness without their consent.
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Photos were then shown to 122 raters, who judged the photos on attractiveness, health, sleepiness, and trustworthiness.
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First of all, physical attractiveness is related to both likability and to status, more so to status.
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Finally, what about soft power, the ability to persuade through the attractiveness of one's culture and values?
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Interestingly, participants generally weren't aware that the man's clothing color was influencing their perceptions of his attractiveness.
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"We're not viewing valuation as a very good gauge or timing tool for relative attractiveness," she added.
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Regardless of gender, attractiveness ratings were higher when people were presented in a group compared to individually.
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But as interest rates rise in countries seen as safer, the relative attractiveness of riskier investments wanes.
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No other currency stands a chance against the greenback's attractiveness, said Francesco Pesole, FX strategist at ING.
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"With the dovish Central Bank of Russia, the rouble's carry trade attractiveness continues to vanish," Miklashevsky said.
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Levels of attractiveness within couples has long been the subject of debate (not to mention song lyrics).
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In turn, the US government sought closer relations with Azerbaijan because of its energy and geopolitical attractiveness.
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Stable government and relatively high interest rates add to the attractiveness of the Canadian dollar, Button said.
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The executive order will increase the relative attractiveness of underwritten short-duration plans for low-risk individuals.
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Also, I don't have to justify its awesomeness/attractiveness/healthiness/usefulness to anyone, because it is MINE.
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So whether we realize it or not, Ken's presence is sending messages about confidence, attractiveness, and success.
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"This decision highlights the competitive offering and attractiveness of Ireland for financial services," he said in a statement.
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"Our evidence suggests it is an attractiveness issue," AGR chief executive Stephen Isherwood told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"We can only know the degree of attractiveness, the participation of investors in the next auction," he said.
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The Emirates airline received an average 7.17 "attractiveness rating" based on a Trippy poll from some 103,000 rankings.
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In the second study, participants assessed people's physical attractiveness based solely on personal ads that mentioned their disorders.
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But in the second cycle, those photos that contained positive descriptions of personality traits scored high on attractiveness.
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Aside from, of course, this discussion on the varying levels of attractiveness of the men in the series.
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Beyond limiting access to capital, this trend has raised the industry's costs and reduced its attractiveness to investors.
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However, when it comes to looks, researchers found that people's partners all have a similar level of attractiveness.
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India's endemic corruption is one of the biggest drags on its attractiveness as a place to do business.
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"The attractiveness of videos like this is a way to get a foothold in people's imaginations," said Mah.
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The research team at CareerCast thinks a particular role's attractiveness comes down to a variety of measurable factors.
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In a competitive market firms will enter and leave specific markets in response to commercial attractiveness and potential.
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Without the integration of the Google suite of products, the relative attractiveness of Android over iOS is diminished.
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Until Congress acts, Treasury has continued to take smaller steps to reduce the financial attractiveness of inversion transactions.
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The problem for Canada is that its attractiveness as a manufacturing hub depends heavily on NAFTA remaining intact.
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In 2003, Harvard freshman Mark Zuckerberg created Facemash, which allowed students to judge other students based on attractiveness.
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On Sunday, love and money planet Venus returns to your sign, blessing you with attractiveness through January 6.
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Jax is a 30-something model-bartender when we meet him, chiseled into traditional attractiveness and classic stupidity.
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I don't think I had ever felt my womanhood, my attractiveness, my existence validated in that way before.
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In the second study, participants assessed people's physical attractiveness based solely on personal ads that mentioned their disorders.
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That makes the pound particularly vulnerable to foreigners' perception of the U.K.'s attractiveness as an investment destination.
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There will also be strong opposition from private firms that currently benefit from the attractiveness of employer insurance.
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"Dating more physically attractive people may also elevate one's own sense of self-worth and attractiveness," she said.
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The sheer number of Republican candidates is a testament to the attractiveness of that kind of political opportunity.
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Our relevance is based largely on an attractiveness, fuckability, and aloofness that won't trigger a signal of commitment.
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There are three traits that the worst stereotypes take from Asian men in America: assertiveness, attractiveness, and creativity.
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The authors found that group size, whether 4, 9, or 16 people, had no effect on attractiveness ratings.
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Socialism is one of those ideas that has great theoretical attractiveness but a record of massive practical failure.
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Pollsters say they have never taken soundings on the man's electability, or name-recognition, or attractiveness to the electorate.
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Our checks and management commentary suggest no material change in Marketer views of the attractiveness of Facebook platforms; 3.
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It's clear that women are so often uncomfortable—or made to feel uncomfortable—about the attractiveness of male bodies.
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In fact, in both parts of today's study, the researchers asked 20 people to rate the attractiveness in person.
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The Trump administration's policies and actions have significantly diminished the attractiveness of diplomacy as a career for young Americans.
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At least, his physical attractiveness seems to be the primary reason you feel crazy for breaking up with him.
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Instead, it is a more intangible attractiveness and a sense that he would perform well in a general election.
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Longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields rose as increased risk appetite diminished the attractiveness of safe-haven U.S. government debt.
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The attractiveness of investing the total amount could lead to staggering inflation, higher costs and superfluous projects being realized.
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It's important to note that quantifying attractiveness isn't the same as quantifying facial differences due to age or sex.
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Bain said that for Chinese customers the time spent in traffic has reduced the attractiveness of owning a car.
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However, there are some predispositions that your race, gender, height, attractiveness and personality will have in store for you.
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" Economists call this phenomenon, in which older women's looks are judged more harshly than older men's, the "attractiveness penalty.
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He also said the professionalism of regulator Bafin and the availability of highly qualified staff added to Frankfurt's attractiveness.
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They differ from the low-risk smokeless tobacco products, long on the American market, in their attractiveness to smokers.
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Washington (CNN)A Texas congressman suggested in a Thursday hearing that human smugglers target immigrant children based on attractiveness.
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As far as attractiveness goes, it is very hard to surpass a Pisces in any aspect of its horoscope.
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They showed the men photos of 20 women and asked them to rank their attractiveness from 0 to 100.
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And in between us was a grown man trying to talk to his kids about Heath Ledger's physical attractiveness.
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Also, Electrique as a human quality that can be achieved, obtained—attractiveness, not by default but a braided one.
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But surely Mr. Gendelman would admit that attractiveness and social capital play some role in its criteria for admission.
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They were then asked to rate the attractiveness of pictures of female bodies with varying body shapes and sizes.
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Pensions and health insurance can enhance attractiveness, for example, in a country where getting cancer can lead to bankruptcy.
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New business is also suffering from low market interest rates that reduce the attractiveness of most life insurance products.
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Some couldn't reconcile the so-called "attractiveness gap" between the two actors; others found the episode entirely self-indulgent.
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Stress plays a critical role in this phenomenon: High cortisol levels make individuals appear less fertile, thereby reducing their attractiveness.
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Such rises in U.S. bond yields increase the dollar's appeal and reduce the attractiveness of investing in emerging market assets.
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The announcement comes as United Technologies' rivals, including General Electric, have been splitting up to improve their attractiveness to investors.
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More than 6,000 people submitted their pictures to have their attractiveness evaluated based on factors such as symmetry and wrinkles.
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But just because beauty is, in general, "privileged," that doesn't mean physical attractiveness can not also oppress people like Theron.
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The backdrop: The U.S. is the largest foreign direct investor in African countries, per EY's fall report on Africa Attractiveness.
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More than a third of the businesses surveyed cited uncertainty caused by Brexit as the primary risk to Europe's attractiveness.
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Viewers sometimes mock individuals, rate the attractiveness of female passengers, and largely push the limits of what's acceptable on Twitch.
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Kenya is ranked at No.37 worldwide by Ernst and Young's latest Renewable energy country attractiveness index, issued in October.
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Believe it or not, 89 percent said that a "musky smell" was a key factor in their animal partner's attractiveness.
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In the current cultural climate, it's woke to deny baser animalistic instincts like physical attractiveness as influencing your dating habits.
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"Intensifying tensions could markedly and durably dent Korea's attractiveness as a place to invest and hire," the Moody's report said.
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Other elements of attractiveness, such as body shape, weight, and skin color, can be more subjective and influenced by culture.
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His attractiveness was described by actresses and girlfriends with an enraptured awe typically reserved for comets and Renaissance cathedral ceilings.
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ISIL has lost much of its attractiveness due to its military defeats and weakened capabilities to mount attacks in Europe.
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The look has a certain unobtrusive attractiveness: brown and gray wall tiles, sepia-toned art, everything designed to blend comfortably.
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The experimental group pre-rated a selection of 10 photos of members of the opposite sex based on physical attractiveness.
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Start hanging out with people closer to her level of physical attractiveness—or "make uglier friends," as Deyette puts it.
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But a sharp rise in U.S. bond yields on Friday limited gains by reducing the attractiveness of non-yielding bullion.
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So, we need to concentrate on our competitiveness, on our attractiveness, and I'm quite convinced that we will make it.
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At the same time, a weakening renminbi, the Chinese currency, has also reduced the attractiveness of investing in domestic shares.
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This month it announced a special dividend payout of about $500 million as a defense strategy to reduce its attractiveness.
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This could significantly diminish the attractiveness of board service because the exposure and related requirements might not be worth it.
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Any number of factors can affect sexual desire, and most of them have little to do with your partner's attractiveness.
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This mirrors the fact that women will put qualities like altruism before attractiveness when they're picking a potential love interest.
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"A large sized offering enhances liquidity and thus the attractiveness of a transaction," Zema said, declining to elaborate on specific offerings.
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Shooting from above—at 30 degrees or less—significantly increased attractiveness, and shooting from below was associated with higher body weight.
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"Just about every single female character's level of attractiveness is described, while male characters get little physical description," writes Huff Post.
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" German Football Federation president Reinhard Grindel: "My concern is that football will change and the attractiveness of the game will suffer.
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That and the diminished ability of taxpayers to deduct local taxes would enhance the attractiveness of existing or new muni debt.
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Negative emotions about body image existed before the internet, but they are amplified when strangers can issue snap judgments on attractiveness.
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"It will increase our attractiveness for new talents as well as for capital markets," Renschler said in a statement on Wednesday.
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So they're using your attractiveness, which is based on the number of swipes you get and the ratio of your swipes.
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The subsequent political turmoil, along with rising social unrest, has raised doubts over its attractiveness as a place to do business.
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I can no longer pretend to be someone I'm not just so I can fulfil a rigid stereotype of female attractiveness.
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Additionally, the men were categorized according to their facial attractiveness and perceived masculinity and dominance by a group of independent assessors.
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In general, the valuation frameworks that exist for a set of comparables are there for historical reasons, based on economic attractiveness.
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For foreign investors in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong dollar peg may also boost the attractiveness of selling the protectorate's assets.
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The first group looked at 600 head shots of geneticists and physicists and rated them based on attractiveness, intelligence and friendliness.
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Traditional office spaces are losing their attractiveness to investors, but the appetite for industrials and logistics spaces is on the rise.
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Turmoil in the Persian Gulf also increases the attractiveness of Russia's northern sea route as a replacement energy and trade corridor.
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"The absence of an exchange rate management policy has diminished Nigeria's attractiveness as a destination for international capital flows," he said.
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Video privacy notices are more likely to stick and could tap into boundless creative elements to enhance attractiveness and greater understanding.
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We then asked participants to rate the attractiveness of the server and how "psychologically close" they felt to him or her.
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Ms. Lin was hired to do the redesign, yet enthusiasm turned to discord with factions debating the plan's usefulness and attractiveness.
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The Singapore dollar remains relatively stable, and that may also add to the island nation's attractiveness for investors, according to Liew.
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Unwarranted advances, Yeh said, are often viewed as an indicator of one's attractiveness, rather than as a violation of personal autonomy.
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"Not a '10' in the US?" the department's Bureau of Consular Affairs asked, apparently referring to a rating of physical attractiveness.
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They can elevate any outfit by forcing wearers to stand a little straighter and, some say, increase their level of attractiveness.
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PA) said it was concerned about the attractiveness of France, warning attacks would hit revenue, while British Airways owner IAG (ICAG.
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It means not associating with anyone who&aposs not 30% below or 30% above them in terms of followers and attractiveness.
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On a sector-by-sector attractiveness basis, the biggest declines in interest quarter over quarter were in utilities and consumer staples.
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"Our ultimate goal remains to invest strongly in the attractiveness of Doraleh and other port facilities in the country," Sultan said.
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They have helped reignite a civil war between Kurdish militants and the country's armed forces—and battered Turkey's attractiveness to foreign tourists.
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But I'm constantly thinking about the why I can't just live without having my size be proverbially attached my attractiveness or worth.
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"Most research shows that attractiveness reaps rewards rather than disadvantages," Carr said, but added that research shows there are exceptions to this.
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Bill Skarsgård doesn't look much like Pennywise in real life — in fact, there are plenty of BuzzFeed articles devoted to Skarsgård's attractiveness.
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The controversial policy is intended to reduce the attractiveness of Chinese products, given that they become pricier with tariffs imposed on them.
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Lower yields on U.S. sovereign bonds will increase the relative attractiveness of their Japanese equivalents to investors, pushing the currency up further.
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It was top down in its approach -- hinging on the attractiveness of the man rather than the efforts of grass-roots activists.
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On Wednesday, it described a series of demands by cabin crew unions as "pointless" due to the overall attractiveness of staff conditions.
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This isn't always the case, as it really depends on the physical attractiveness of the woman and the consistency of the burp.
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Industry figures said the French government was listening to their needs and more policy announcements were anticipated to help boost Paris' attractiveness.
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Each person then rated the people they met on attractiveness, how funny they were and whether they wanted to see them again.
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But he also warned that the odd "tax measure here or there" would not change much Paris's attractiveness as a financial center.
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Now that they've taken over that preeminent role, it's their attractiveness and practicality that will keep them ahead of any modular competitors. .
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Jackson added that the carry on the lira could lose its attractiveness if the central bank cuts rates aggressively in the future.
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A rise in U.S. bond yields typically pressures gold by reducing the attractiveness of non-yielding bullion, which is priced in dollars.
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The central bank added that it would continue to use other tools and procedures to maintain the attractiveness of the dinar currency.
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"It is now absolutely imperative that Pier 1 improves its profile and attractiveness among consumers," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders said.
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Ongoing concerns on the health of Chinese corporate balance sheets have also boosted the attractiveness of safe haven assets such as treasuries.
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Some Twitter users who were critics of the term said that using intelligence as a benchmark characteristic for attractiveness can create problems.
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Even though the men didn't know the women's cortisol levels — only the researchers did — it seemed to affect the women's perceived attractiveness.
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She told Business Insider that sense of humor is always the number one thing women (and men) look for, followed by attractiveness.
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"But with the continued economic recovery market stress should fade and conditions for unsecured lending might re-gain some attractiveness," he added.
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The study, published by the American Psychological Association, goes against the prevailing assumption that physical attractiveness is an asset for job hunters.
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In theory, this suggests that companies have more money to pay back to investors, thus increasing the attractiveness of the equity market.
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All three work in the college's department of psychological and brain sciences, and their research included studies of sexual desire and attractiveness.
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Despite these negatives, we still think the Simplehuman Touch-Free Dual-Compartment Trash Can provides the best balance of functionality and attractiveness.
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Gani does not explain what is particularly liberating about victory in a competition that ranks women based on their attractiveness to men.
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CHAIRMAN OF UNICREDIT'S 1.8% SHAREHOLDER CARIVERONA SAYS HE HOPES BANK'S NEW BUSINESS PLAN WILL INCLUDE "EXTRAORDINARY MOVE TO BOOST ATTRACTIVENESS AND VISIBILITY"
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Everything from party affiliation to physical attractiveness and name recognition serves as a stand-in for an actual evaluation of the person.
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Their strategy is pinned on the attractiveness of their existing content library which they're promoting heavily on both free and paid plans.
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The promising economic potential of the UAE was one of BMI Research's findings in its Global Industry Investment Attractiveness report, published Friday.
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Meanwhile, the possibility of little to no appreciation in the currency is reducing the attractiveness of local currency bonds for foreign investors.
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They invest in line with their long-term strategies, using tried-and-tested rules of thumb to gauge the attractiveness of new projects.
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But worries about the likelihood of approval from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States outweighed the attractiveness of the bid.
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This means they can access the extra yield available to compensate for the lack of liquidity that limits the attractiveness for other investors.
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Researchers asked 172 participants to rate the perceived attractiveness, helpfulness, sympathy, dominance, and intelligence of 14 3-D faces shot at different angles.
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The attractiveness of Brazil's corn to growers is amplified by government auctions guaranteeing a premium to market prices, depressed because of ample supplies.
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Having more school debt didn't hurt the attractiveness of the person as much as having greater car or credit card debt, LendingTree found.
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Experts say that the increasing attractiveness of Chinese investments has been spurred by the inclusion of its financial markets in key global indices.
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This is a lovely week for Virgos: love and money planet Venus has been in your sign since last week, boosting your attractiveness.
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Improving the sustainability performance of real estate improves the attractiveness of the asset, keeps service charges lower, and reduces operational costs for occupiers.
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Fitch expects uncertainty in the movement of Chinese yuan against the US dollar to reduce the attractiveness of yuan-denominated life insurance policies.
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With little money to fund such an expensive ambition, Mackersey wrote that Batten used her attractiveness to seduce men into sponsoring her endeavours.
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"One of the major points is to think about the ways in which attractiveness is profoundly limiting to all of us," she said.
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As a Briton and a European, it especially saddens me that Europe has obviously lost its attractiveness for many of my fellow countrymen.
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Environmental purists may bemoan the fact that a species' attractiveness to humans is what determines whether it is considered to be worth saving.
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And general instability increased the attractiveness of Dubai as a place for investment, according to "A History of Future Cities," by Daniel Brook .
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To increase its attractiveness to developers, Siemens is partnering with Amazon Web Services (AWS) , the most popular cloud provider, as of next month.
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Feygin expects the greenback to stay under pressure and emerging markets could see better returns than developed markets this year given relative attractiveness.
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This is deeply in the interest of the people running these banks and non-banks, and it is losing some of its attractiveness.
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Users don't get an attractiveness score but a "risk score" depending on the user's profile (passing verification, complaints, depth of dialogue, activity, etc.).
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Microsoft also beat the iPad when it boiled down to consumer preference for tablet attractiveness, quality of materials and size of the tablet.
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In a statement the finance ministry said the measure will increase the attractiveness of those companies' assets, paving the way for their sale.
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The SNB has been charging 0.75 percent on sight deposits above a certain threshold to reduce the attractiveness of storing cash in Switzerland.
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"The chief concern should be for the attractiveness of the union," said Guntram B. Wolff, director of the Bruegel think tank in Brussels.
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The reality is that Facebook was an evolution of an attractiveness rating site developed by Zuckerberg while he was a student at Harvard.
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"Physical attractiveness raises social and communication skills, which in return raise an employer's estimate of the worker's productivity," researchers Mobius and Rosenblat write.
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Even though so much of our dating lives seem to depend on looking good for potential suitors, attractiveness traits came secondary to personality.
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Our eyes can only handle so much attractiveness for so long, so nominations for the 85033 list will be accepted until May 26.
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However, growth may slow once government subsidies phase out by end-5003, which will reduce the economic attractiveness of NEVs relative to ICEs.
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It's a world of encounters that begin with an appraisal of the woman's attractiveness, even and perhaps especially when male colleagues are present.
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A stronger dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, while higher bond returns reduce the attractiveness of non-yielding bullion.
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The details are at times shocking, involving his invasion of women's intimate spaces, judgements of them based on physical attractiveness, and weight-shaming.
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It affected my relationships with girlfriends and dating and skewed my confidence, and strongly affected my opinion of my sexual value and attractiveness.
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In a 2014 Chinese study, more than 100 young people looked at images of men and women's faces and rated them on attractiveness.
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To some extent, this reflects the attractiveness of U.S. financial markets, but it also reflects mercantilist policies in some of our trading partners.
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The higher prices have not only boosted the attractiveness of energy stocks, but have bolstered the prospects for a rebound in shale production.
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Negative interest and interventions are necessary to reduce the attractiveness of Swiss franc investments and thus counteract the upward pressure on the currency.
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Australian researchers studied undergrads participating in a speed-dating session, and found that mindful men tended to receive higher attractiveness ratings from women.
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Older generations were shown to be less likely than younger generations to view actions such as commenting on attractiveness to be sexual harassment.
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The overall attractiveness of the project and its unique waterfront location, will create new demand both in the local and the international markets.
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"The primary attractiveness is the size and the speed with which the Chinese government seems intent on building up the economy," he said.
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And if federal and state subsidies to renewables should go away, the attractiveness of wind and solar investments is likely to diminish quickly.
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There's little doubt Beijing wants to internationalize the RMB to increase the domestic economy's attractiveness for foreign investors and bolster its political ambitions.
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"However, an acquisition by Uber could also be viewed positively as a sign of the attractiveness and maturity of regional markets," he added.
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Brazil ranks 43 out of 82 countries when it comes to quality or attractiveness of business, according to The Economist's Business Environment Rankings.
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If you're shopping for a new card to get a lower interest rate, do what you can to increase your attractiveness to creditors.
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They proposed that leaders possessed certain personality traits—courage, decisiveness, intelligence, attractiveness, and so on—that made them intrinsically followable, bureaucracy be damned.
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One study found that attractiveness didn't make a difference for well-qualified candidates but offered an extra boost to women with mediocre résumés.
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OECD's annual report on education, released in September, indicates that teachers' salaries play a major role in the attractiveness of the teaching job.
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As the exhibition shows, the press then stressed that a woman's power derived not from her intellect or economic contributions, but her attractiveness.
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For me, the frozen potpie has long since lost its attractiveness, but I confess to sometimes longing for a made-from-scratch version.
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"Sex education that focuses on how most STIs, especially at an early stage, do not influence perceived attractiveness can definitely help," she says.
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But the researchers were quick to point out if someone used their arms too much or too little, that contributed to a lower attractiveness.
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"It has a lot of interest...with this change, companies have gained additional attractiveness," said the person, who participated in talks with potential bidders.
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After looking at this adorable array of piggy photos, I am sure you will rethink any negative opinions you have about pigs and attractiveness.
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A stronger dollar weighs on the price of gold, in part because it lessens the yellow metal's attractiveness as a potential hedge against inflation.
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He uses capitalization rates, the ratio of income to his total investment in the property, as a general gauge of attractiveness for a deal.
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The other was to rate members of the opposite sex shown in photographs for both their sexual attractiveness and their likelihood of being unfaithful.
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Investors argue that the attractiveness of coffee is driven by the scarcity of growing categories in the beverage space, of which coffee is one.
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However, Agos' performance (and therefore the subsidiary's attractiveness for CA) relies, to some extent, on Agos maintaining access to Banco Popolare's extensive distribution network.
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"The decision on the timing will depend on various internal and external factors, including the attractiveness of the capital markets (at a given time)".
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One of the sceptics' biggest bêtes noires is the "selfie"—which is often blamed for fostering self-regard and an undue focus on attractiveness.
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European equities saw a 10th consecutive week of inflows, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch which reaffirmed the region's attractiveness to international investors.
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"We will invest in mature markets due to the attractiveness of technology in those markets," Starace said in London, unveiling Enel's 2018-2020 strategy.
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After clarity on the attractiveness of the business opportunity, the next step is to get enough conviction to take action toward launching the business.
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The Karolinska Institute then invited 122 strangers from Sweden's capital city to rate the photos of the participants on attractiveness, trustworthiness, health and sleepiness.
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Thus, you unduly took advantage of our popularity and reputation to enhance the attractiveness of your artist and, consequently, the profits of your company.
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One banker said that, in addition to fighting inflation, the rate hike may also have been aimed at increasing the attractiveness of the pound.
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The simple answer is yes, given that the UK will lose part – if not all – its attractiveness as a springboard for expansion in Europe.
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To reduce the trade deficit, the big-picture policy choice comes down to reducing the attractiveness of investment — a terrible idea — or increasing savings.
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Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan said he profoundly disagreed with the decision and in order to preserve Ireland's attractiveness for investment he would appeal.
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In 2003, while at Harvard, Zuckerberg created Facemash — a now-notorious website that let users grade students on their comparative attractiveness without their consent.
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The overhaul of the U.S. tax code, which includes cuts to corporate tax rates, improves the region's attractiveness, Wolfgang Eder said in a statement.
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In one experiment, researchers asked students in a six-week archaeology course to rate each other on different personality traits, as well as attractiveness.
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As it turns out, honesty was the only trait out of the three to have a substantial effect on ratings of attractiveness and likability.
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This is aided by the willingness of foreign investors to buy our national debt, in turn aided by the relative attractiveness of positive yields.
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Negative interest rates are part of the SNB's two-pillared approach to reduce the franc's attractiveness and stem inflows to the safe-haven currency.
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They then rated the attractiveness of the attendant as well as themselves and indicated whether they believe there's a connection between beauty and skill.
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But not everyone is so sanguine on the attractiveness of the opportunities remaining for private equity after years of turnaround successes for these buyers.
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Skinny-bordering-on-emaciated is a widespread standard of beauty for women, one that has been criticized as an unhealthy ideal of female attractiveness.
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Researchers from the University of Kansas wanted to get a better understanding of how physical attractiveness impacts online dating and the subsequent IRL interaction.
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In this book, I was also trying to look at not just physical-attractiveness standards — we're also expected to uphold much higher moral standards.
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A Ryanair spokesman disputed some of the claims and described the demands as "pointless" considering the attractiveness of the overall package offered to staff.
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Though I do meet some of society's standards of attractiveness (I'm white, able-bodied, cisgendered, and relatively thin), The Ugly Conference calls to me.
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Wallethub compared 24 real-estate markets across the US on dozens of factors relating to economic health and overall attractiveness to compile its list.
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But Mohammed El-Kuwaiz, the chairman of Saudi Arabia's Capital Markets Authority (CMA), did not consider this ultimately detrimental to the country's investment attractiveness.
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The survey was conducted online, with over 1,600 participants who were asked to rate mascots on a scale of 1 to 10 for attractiveness.
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By far, they said society considered physical attractiveness to be the most important female trait — a view that adult women share, surveys have found.
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Additionally, a software-based upgrade may improve the attractiveness and reliability of the end product if the upgrades generated a constantly improving driving experience.
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When people rely on natural attractiveness instead of developing as a complete individual, they are setting themselves up for disappointment long-term, she said.
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INVESTMENT FLOWS Western Australia's climb to the top of the mining attractiveness index is mainly about iron ore, and to a lesser extent gold.
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My hair had lost its magic, and, I felt, so had I. Books were my anchors whenever I questioned myself, my attractiveness, my magic.
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Sociology has now shown that men and women in those areas have absorbed the economic implications of the reduced attractiveness of men as partners.
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He said the next Dalai Lama could be a woman (and that physical attractiveness serves dharma, which in Buddhism means "cosmic law and order").
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The Golden Ratio, represented by the number 1.618 and the Greek letter Phi (Φ), judges a person's attractiveness based on the symmetry of their face.
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Being an attractive person certainly does not automatically mean consent from every partner in perpetuity, nor does physical attractiveness excuse sexual assault in any way.
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Stypulkowski added that the attractiveness of the Polish banking sector was diminishing, speaking in the context of the sale of mBank to foreign investor Commerzbank.
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In Jennifer's Body and Young Adult, it's a kind of existential inner scream tied to conventions of attractiveness and the mental prison those can create.
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This process has been "heavily scrutinized," she says, but unlike the elite Tinder Select, which invites members based on attractiveness, The League is measuring ambition.
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The plan announced today builds from that achievement and will dramatically brighten our future and improve our competitiveness, and attractiveness to users, advertisers, and partners.
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Stypulkowski added that the attractiveness of the Polish banking sector was diminishing, speaking in the context of the sale of mBank to foreign investor Commerzbank.
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He sees countless female characters introduced in over-the-top, absurd ways that usually focus only on the character's body type, age and sexual attractiveness.
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Cryan also urged policymakers to work on recouping the attractiveness of the European project, which has brought peace and prosperity for more than 50 years.
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The protection of the NOL from ownership change limitations could also have serious impacts to company valuations and the attractiveness of startups as acquisition candidates.
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Lamm hopes by creating more realistic dolls, he can encourage parents and children of both genders to expand their views on body ideals and attractiveness.
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A combination of government support and increasingly attractive costs pushed India into second place (after China) in the Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index for 2017.
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It was previously exposed that in a 2005 appearance on Stern, he ranked famous women by their attractiveness on a scale of 1 to 10.
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And the rising tide of right-wing sentiment in the country may also be increasing the attractiveness of an attack for ISIS and local affiliates.
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It also became the top grossing app on Apple's iPhone this month and introduced an offline mode to boost the attractiveness of its mobile offering.
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Many are noticeably shorter than southerners because of malnutrition, a serious issue in a country that sees height as a measure of attractiveness and success.
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Robert Bacarella, portfolio manager of the Monetta Fund, said concerns over Levi's expansion plans outweigh the attractiveness of its brand name at its current price.
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Meanwhile, investor concerns about medium-term financial stability are likely to continue to weigh on the attractiveness of the renminbi as a store of wealth.
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If the estimates are confirmed, this would further boost the attractiveness of the remote region which, unlike other parts of the Arctic, is ice-free.
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The report gauges the best opportunities for retail investments globally and ranks the top 30 developing countries based on the firm's findings for market attractiveness.
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The attractiveness of the stars is more relevant than usual because "Notorious," making its premiere Thursday on ABC, doesn't have much else going for it.
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In 2015, Australian researchers studied undergrads participating in a speed-dating session, and found that mindful men tended to receive higher attractiveness ratings from women.
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In an interview with "Live Science," Ana Gheorghiu, one of the study's authors, said, "I was very surprised that attractiveness could be a negative quality."
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However, the appeal has eroded in recent years, with changes in the way banks are regulated taking their toll on the attractiveness of the role.
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"Such partnerships will enhance the attractiveness of public transportation," Michael Melaniphy, president and chief executive of the American Public Transportation Association, said in a statement.
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Novo Nordisk is betting that Ozempic's proven heart benefit and weight-loss advantage over rival products will increase its attractiveness both to physicians and insurers.
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This is an especially dangerous combination because it shows exactly why so many of us feel pressured to forgo our health in pursuit of attractiveness.
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In 2015, Australian researchers studied undergrads participating in a speed-dating session, and found that mindful men tended to receive higher attractiveness ratings from women.
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Lending Club also said it was cutting back loans to riskier borrowers and raising interest rates to boost the attractiveness of its loans to investors.
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As psychologists have long known, sounds that reach our ears provoke at least a weak valence — an emotional reaction to their intrinsic attractiveness or unpleasantness.
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The NPR article about Mr. Levinsohn included allegations that he had used a derogatory term for gay men and rated the attractiveness of female colleagues.
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They did find some associations between being more active and assertive and stronger and more muscular men; strength being a different trait than attractiveness level.
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"Systematic and continuous investment is a sine qua non-essential condition for promoting the attractiveness of public transport," François Bausch, the country's transport minister, said.
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The longer the standoff continues, the greater the risk that Hong Kong's attractiveness as a global economic and financial center would be diminished, Moody's said.
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Prime property in central London has lost its attractiveness among global investors due to the uncertainty over the country's future relationship with the European Union.
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Adding to the attractiveness of owning PDVSA's rather than government bonds is that the oil company's bonds do not include collective action clauses, or CACs.
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The longer the standoff continues, the greater the risk that Hong Kong's attractiveness as a global economic and financial centre would be diminished, Moody's said.
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The longer the standoff continues, the greater the risk that Hong Kong's attractiveness as a global economic and financial center would be diminished, Moody's said.
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Higher interest rates are negative for gold because they raise bond yields, reducing the attractiveness of non-yielding gold, and tend to boost the dollar.
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Ms. Harland said the company had not found evidence of men rating women based on attractiveness and that there is no dress code at Bloomberg.
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Participants in a third study, with just under half being in exclusive relationships, were asked to rate the attractiveness of a "target" of the opposite sex.
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Black women are forced to find love in a world that considers them to be at the bottom of the totem pole in terms of attractiveness.
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A survey of aircraft-finance executives this month by Deloitte, a consultancy, showed that 38% think Brexit will damage Ireland's attractiveness as a base for leasing.
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This kind of curation has inevitably led to boy bands having trademark qualities — youth, attractiveness, and cheesy charm — but also looking and behaving a certain way.
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A transatlantic trade war will increase the attractiveness of China as a trade partner and push the Europeans to discount the harmful trade practices by China.
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On the other hand, weaker sterling may boost the attractiveness of central London's ultra-expensive prime property market, which includes areas like Chelsea, Mayfair and Knightsbridge.
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Rising costs, including a hike in minimum wage, will also reduce Cambodia's attractiveness as a production base and could weaken foreign direct investment inflows, Moody's said.
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And in the LHH world, fitting into a rigid standard of attractiveness is seen as an important tool in building a career in the music industry.
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It slipped 29 places to 78th out of 104 jurisdictions in 2016 assessed for their attractiveness for mining investment, according to survey compiler the Fraser Institute.
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The "song," called "Hahahrawrrahaha," is hypnotic, and not just because of the pulsing beat: It's perfectly distilled aural Goldblum gold, inimitably encapsulating his uniquely weird attractiveness.
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But the migrants have kept coming, and the dire conditions have only increased the attractiveness to the volunteers, while multiplying the exasperation of the French authorities.
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Some 0.33 percent of investors in an EY study in 2015 cited access to the European single market as important to the UK's attractiveness to FDI.
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With no less than 23 investors on board, it underlined the attractiveness of Australia's higher yielding, top-rated debt in a world of zero interest rates.
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Some 0.88833 percent of investors in an EY study in 20.8883 cited access to the European single market as important to the UK's attractiveness to FDI.
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That said, the attractiveness of the UK remains higher than other European countries, and on a par with the US, even while the US remains ahead.
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He thought it was very important to go on Fox News and explain that he, like Trump, also comments on the attractiveness of pre-teen girls.
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The researcher recruited 66 straight, white women to rate each photo based on both attractiveness and how healthy they think the guy in the photo looks.
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Mitko's attractiveness stems as much from "a kind of bodily sureness or ease that suggested freedom from doubts and self-gnawing" as from his brazen sexuality.
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Some 72 percent of investors in an EY study in 2015 cited access to the European single market as important to the UK's attractiveness to FDI.
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High positive net migration (2014: 0003 per 1000) and a high birth rate (3.3 per 1000), together with a large student influx, demonstrate the city's attractiveness.
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In fact, for every one-unit increase on the attractiveness scale, the odds of reporting love at first sight increased about nine times—a whopping effect.
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With emerging market (EM) currencies falling in tandem with commodity prices, investors have had to think long and hard about the attractiveness of these particular nations.
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In the Colombian version, Betty chooses to stay with her boss in the end, "The French photographer obviously loves her and sees her attractiveness," Erlick explained.
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More research is also needed to determine the role voice may play in attractiveness, a role that dates back to our cave-dwelling ancestors, Gallup said.
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"The overall attractiveness of London as a city, as well as the resilience of the U.K. economy, has really surprised a lot of us," Lodha added.
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Louise likes to make uncomfortable work: In her last show, Pretty/Ugly, she posed as teenage girl on YouTube and asked people to rate her attractiveness.
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Is this woman being taken care of, or is she just a prize of great natural attractiveness, paraded around an opera house by a rich man?
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Cornyn's proposal would impact the market for niche biofuels by dragging down their prices and reducing the attractiveness of investing in the industry's development, Coleman said.
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Now, the attractiveness of stocks overall, and stocks relative to bonds, declines as interest rates rise, and rapidly rising interest rates could derail stock market growth.
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The relative cheapness of the dollar and attractiveness of U.S. yields suggest foreign investors, particularly central banks and reserve managers, will buy even more this year.
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However, the survey revealed that both men and women still believe that society values physical attractiveness in women over everything else, including intelligence, leadership and ambition.
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When all of these metrics are combined, the attractiveness of Citi's strategy becomes clear — and provides investors with a hard-data visualization that's hard to ignore.
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But Mr. Wang's physicality, notable in a society where men rarely highlight their attractiveness, also sets an example in a nation that is growing older fast.
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It also said the regulation would increase cost to both foreign and Vietnamese firms, hamper Vietnam's attractiveness among foreign investors, and potentially violate Vietnam's international commitments.
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His campaign also drew criticism last month for his retweet of two images that appeared to compare the attractiveness of his wife, Melania, and Texas Sen.
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Yes, it's a lack of building due to overly restrictive zoning and environmental laws and a longstanding high demand for housing because of the area's attractiveness.
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Interestingly, while people rated photos of the students when they were sleep-deprived lower on both health and attractiveness (sigh), they weren't seen as less trustworthy.
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The following day, all the men returned to the lab, where 40 women sniffed the pads and rated the odor on pleasantness, attractiveness, masculinity, and intensity.
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The rest depends on making the switch from oil-driven to natural gas-driven economies, while maintaining the same levels of attractiveness for sources of funding.
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Negative interest and the willingness to intervene are important in order to counteract the attractiveness of Swiss franc investments and thus ease pressure on the currency.
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"It will be important to strengthen the attractiveness and capacity to retain young workers, who tend to be more qualified than older generations," the bank said.
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But the survey also finds that ESG and climate are weighing on overall investment attractiveness of the energy sector and will continue to grow in importance.
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It allowed the creator of a website to rate the attractiveness of Harvard's women students to build an advertising platform with $21.4 billion in annual revenue.
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But its attractiveness at any given time will be determined by the amount for which the call can be sold and by the stock's perceived upside.
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In 22020, for example, he defended the Harvard men's soccer team for rating female students' attractiveness in a "scouting report," Michael Finnegan reports at the Times.
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The DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce said Germany's current account surplus underlined the strong performance of its companies and the high attractiveness of their products.
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And he doesn't seem particularly interested in Diana Prince (Wonder Woman) beyond her attractiveness, even though it might benefit him to have her as a partner.
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After viewing advertising campaigns and commercials, a 2007 study reported that women increased their belief in the importance of attractiveness and decreased their personal body satisfaction.
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Professor Nicolas Christin, an online crime expert at Carnegie Mellon University, said the attractiveness of Whoppercoin for cyber criminals would depend on how widespread the program becomes.
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"This game of poker is likely to benefit Casino rather than Carrefour as it underlines Casino's underlying attractiveness and value," said Mokdad, whose firm owns Carrefour shares.
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In one experiment, two independent female coders pored over old high school yearbook photos from the late 70s and 80s and rated men based on facial attractiveness.
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Thanks to joint efforts, we today see a stabilization of world oil markets, an increase in the investment attractiveness of the sector, and the return of investment.
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In reality, there are a couple of reasons why men aren't getting laid: Either they fall outside of patriarchally-imposed norms of attractiveness, or they're sexist pricks.
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"In other words, they tend to think about the bodies, not in terms of health and wellbeing, but in terms of sexual appeal and attractiveness," he said.
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On these dual evils, Theron said: It is important to take a nuanced approach in our attempt to understand the role that physical attractiveness plays in socialization.
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"Economies like Brazil, India, Indonesia, and Turkey have their economic, structural, and political issues, but their relative attractiveness is considerable in this negative yield environment," he said.
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Thanks to joint efforts, we today see a stabilisation of world oil markets, an increase in the investment attractiveness of the sector, and the return of investment.
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After subjects answered a set of questions — including about their racial backgrounds — the people doing the interviews ranked their attractiveness on a scale of 1 to 5.
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"We think the attractiveness of the platform comes from the selection and liquidity it is able to deliver because of its more mass-market prices," Madhukar added.
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Will the country invest in the new jobs and be that center for the world, where in fact the attractiveness will actually grow those kind of jobs?
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Likely because "attractive" people tend to seduce other "attractive" people (though let's not get started on how subjective attractiveness is, something not necessarily addressed in this study).
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According to Ernst & Young's 2016 Africa attractiveness program, east African countries recorded the highest share of Foreign Direct Investment in Africa, achieving 26.3 percent of total projects.
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"We assume attractive people have positive qualities that have nothing to do with their physical attractiveness," says Lauren Human, an assistant professor of psychology at McGill University.
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For maximum attractiveness, the width of the chin at the mid point where it goes in the most should be 1.618 times the length of the lip.
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Gaga has publicly stated that she's been plagued with doubt about her own attractiveness since the beginning of her career and has addressed it on many occasions.
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That reaction was somewhat surprising to analysts as the the cut in rates should have reduced the attractiveness of alternatives to gold, which doesn't pay any interest.
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Groyecka's team further found, however, that while many previous studies have focused on visual factors that influence attractiveness, few have investigated the influence of scent and voice.
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A scathing series of ads mocking his physical attractiveness, his charm, and his youth all intended to portray that he 'wasn't ready' for the task of governing.
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As our print article this week explains, much of this rise has been driven by the attractiveness of London as one of the pre-eminent world cities.
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In particular, you become conscious of a prescient feminist streak in "Streetcar," a piercing awareness of a society that values its women according to youth and attractiveness.
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Her Miss America promises to showcase the personalities of women, of many sizes and races; attractiveness will be just one of the categories affecting the total score.
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Princeton researchers found this out by giving one group of 245 university students 100 milliseconds to rate the attractiveness, competence, likability, aggressiveness, and trustworthiness of actors' faces.
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So rather than attempting to seed clusters, governments could instead focus on spreading know-how in order to increase the attractiveness of laggard regions to productive firms.
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Thirty-five percent of all those surveyed said physical attractiveness was the trait society valued most in women, followed by 30% who said empathy, nurturing and kindness.
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While a freshman at Harvard University in 2003, Mark Zuckerberg created a website called Facemash, which pitted his fellow students against each other based on their attractiveness.
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But the company has transformed its portfolio by acquiring a series of small companies that strengthened its sustainability offerings, e-commerce business, and attractiveness to the millennials.
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Traditionally, the attractiveness of the U.S. to immigrants has been an asset: nearly half of Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or the children of immigrants.
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Hundreds are sounding off on the pressure that women obviously face, especially those in the public eye, to embody the epitome of physical attractiveness at all times.
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The country's political stability and strong fiscal position add to the attractiveness of its equity market, where valuations are currently cheap, Chan told CNBC in an interview.
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By panning the Patriot, Russia paints a false attractiveness of the Russian S-400 system, which has been purchased by China, India and, regrettably, NATO ally Turkey.
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These young women also exist in an attention economy, which often ensures that the only chips they have to bargain with are their attractiveness and sexual availability.
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Rising inflation in the UK is also pushing up the cost of living, which may in turn erode the attractiveness of setting up a business in London.
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University of Toronto researchers had 178 people rate the selfies of 198 college students on their attractiveness, as well as how narcissistic and likable the subjects seemed.
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The girl I used to be, the one who would freely give herself over to men and who was constantly unsure about her attractiveness, is no more.
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Analysts also argued a firmer yuan and the historically high interest rate spreads between China and the United States could help bolster the attractiveness of Chinese assets.
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"The openness and attractiveness of London is particular to London," said James Nixey, head of the Russia and Eurasia program at Chatham House, a London think tank.
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In addition, most of them specified that their fetish partner must be of a certain gender, and many specified a certain age and/or level of attractiveness.
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Imagine the implications of a society where people would be able to tell how rich or poor you were by looking at the attractiveness of your face.
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It basically means they don&apost want to be friends with anyone who&aposs not 30% below or 30% above them in terms of followers and attractiveness.
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There could be more Chinese firms in which foreign holdings would be near the 30% cap, indicating the increasing attractiveness of China's onshore equities market, Zhang added.
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Indeed, many fear that the ultimate fallout from the race will be yet another hit to the state's reputation and attractiveness as a place to do business.
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Inflation can really crimp multiples and that's something that greatly affects stocks, and then interest rates, price in the attractiveness of alternatives and that can affect it.
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Putin also said that while he did not deny the attractiveness of liberal values in general, he was referring to situations where they impinged on traditional lifestyles.
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Over the pond, Harvard's entire men's soccer season was just cancelled in November after the team sent emails rating women on their sexual attractiveness and physical appearance.
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Tiny waists, visible clavicles, rosy cheeks, white skin — all of them would be championed as signs of consumption's singular ability to confer attractiveness on its female sufferers.
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Corporate bond yields have refused to decline nearly as much as Treasurys, muting some of the message of stocks' attractiveness, but it's a broad glimpse of relative value.
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As shallow as the whole thing is, would a computer at least be able to see past skin colour and look at, potentially, more universal markers of attractiveness?
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Tropes about Black women's hypersexuality encourage Black women to tone down their bodies and sexual expression in order to become more palatable under the moors of traditional attractiveness.
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The Federal Reserve was set to raise rates, while other major central banks were keeping monetary policy loose; that should boost the dollar's attractiveness in terms of yield.
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"BOOBER" is the nickname Travis Kalanick, the boss of Uber, used to describe the effect that the ride-hailing startup had on his attractiveness to the opposite sex.
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We are one people, and when all we can talk about is our worth based on attractiveness ... we just set ourselves up to fail time and time again.
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That's the conclusion of the 29 Global Cities Report from management consulting company A.T. Kearney, which ranks the world's major cities on their attractiveness for businesses and employees.
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In pure terms of attractiveness to the high-skilled around the world, the authors of a new report say that America still ranks as the most popular place.
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On the opposite end of the dog attractiveness spectrum is the annual World's Ugliest Dog Contest, which happens every summer at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma, California.
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While Vietnam has come under the spotlight as a beneficiary from the U.S.-China trade war, Gillan highlighted the difficulties of investing in its markets despite its attractiveness.
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The move is aimed to help "enhance the market's efficiency and attractiveness and to expand the institutional investments base," the regulator said in a statement on its website.
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It's part of Trump's attractiveness to the Saudis and other Gulf allies that he feels unbounded by the conventions of past Presidents and the constrictions of his advisors.
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Your looks, voice and smell all work together On a biological level, Gallup said, olfactory cues might be the most important for attractiveness, but more research is needed.
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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton said at the time he would like analysis of related areas like concerns about short-term investing and the attractiveness of U.S. capital markets.
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While Twenty20 has popularized cricket, it's also undermined the technical skills required to play the traditional long-form game and diminished the latter's attractiveness to audiences, HSBC explained.
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In addition to Total and BP, executives at Portugal's Galp Energia SGPS SA have publicly questioned the attractiveness of the biding round's terms on a number of occasions.
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Sexist job advertisements remain common in China, with some recruiters reportedly using the "attractiveness" of female colleagues to bring in male applicants, according to a human rights group.
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Most celebrities don't wield their physical attractiveness as a weapon to make us normies feel ugly—they let corporate sponsorships and pliant media entities do that for them.
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"The rise in U.S. interest rates highlighted the need to further enhance the competitiveness and attractiveness of the national currency as a vessel for local savings," he said.
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Women tend to experience discrimination beginning at lower BMIs than men, in part because a woman's level of attractiveness can have more of an impact on her career.
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Rather than having become "more choosy about companions" they have found would-be companions more choosy about them as they lose social and sexual attractiveness and physical skills.
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GVC said on Thursday that the disposal boosts its focus on regulated gambling markets and "will increase the attractiveness of the group to investors and potential consolidation partners".
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While he sees the attractiveness in carving a niche outside the family business, he also thinks he can "make a real difference" at the 138-year old company.
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Participants randomly viewed either a male or female server whose facial features were edited to depict high or low levels of attractiveness, based on prior research defining beauty.
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Rising yields could dent the attractiveness of high-dividend-paying stocks to investors and trigger increased borrowing costs for U.S. companies and households, which could crimp economic growth.
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Because of the overwhelming number of options online, people are forced to make choices quickly, and usually do so based on easily attainable information, such as physical attractiveness.
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It's only because of our narrow definitions of attractiveness and normalcy that either of these bodies is considered remarkable for not being size zero or having stomach rolls.
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Rising yields could dent the attractiveness of high dividend-paying stocks to investors and trigger increased borrowing costs for U.S. companies and households, which could crimp economic growth.
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"Capital markets are a real-time barometer of how the investor community, local and international, views the attractiveness of investing in a country," he told CNBC on Thursday.
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And if broadcast TV is forced to air reruns — especially in a time when virtually every show is available digitally somewhere — their attractiveness to advertisers will go down.
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In 1974, Dr. Lasky, a psychotherapist, told The Times that the American obsession with attractiveness can actually lead gorgeous people into an emotional trap, resulting in emotional problems.
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But he took more than a little time off from studying buildings as he fell under the thrall of both German politics and the attractiveness of Aryan youth.
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There are plenty of women who don't meet the standards of superficial sexual attractiveness who do not get such attention, and some of them even long for it.
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Banks have contended that relaxing such rules would allow them to continue funding companies in sectors where cash flow — and attractiveness to lenders — is deteriorating by the day.
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But Ms. Masiello tactfully pointed out the attractiveness of contemporary grab bars (she used polished nickel) and made sure the new refrigerator had a freezer on the bottom.
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One factor that could be capping U.S. bank stock gains is the relative attractiveness of U.S. Treasuries compared with some overseas bonds, which are trading at negative rates.
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Even when mistaken government policies reduce our attractiveness, the ability of America to criticize itself and correct its mistakes makes us attractive to others at a deeper level.
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Men and women in a separate study were given photos of "physically dominant" and "physically non-dominant" men and asked to rank them out of five for attractiveness.
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Trump's latest comments about Daniels is in keeping with a pattern he has long displayed: He judges the worth of women by their attractiveness (as he perceives it).
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We ought not to overlook Joe's attractiveness as president: His easy manner, deep connections, both domestic and international, long experience, and what he could teach the vice president.
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When it comes to specific sectors, the picture is just as dismal: In the Fraser Institute's Investment Attractiveness Index 64.943 for mining, Zimbabwe ranks 264.94 out of 261.
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She will have to walk a tightrope of qualities ranging from physical attractiveness to facial expressiveness, while avoiding the pitfalls of irritating mannerisms or—god forbid—bad fashion.
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Aside from massaging egos and signaling success and attractiveness to future investors, they create a buzz that helps with marketing and, especially, hiring in a fiercely competitive talent market.
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The deal highlights the attractiveness of Hong Kong's insurance businesses, which have been boosted by growing wealth in the city and Chinese visitors snapping up foreign currency-denominated products.
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Vogue more or less asked her as much in an interview: Q: There's been some noise on Twitter about your attractiveness and how that figured into your book advance.
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This quintessential rating app lets you judge the attractiveness of others based on a series of photos, tapping either a heart sign or an X to to rank them.
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The plan to end dividend tax refunds had boosted the attractiveness of real estate investment trusts (REITs) relative to stocks, as REITs do not get the dividend tax rebates.
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Investa said on Wednesday it is adjourning a planned shareholder meeting for Thursday that was set to vote on Blackstone's offer while it weighs the attractiveness of Oxford's bid.
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If the UK regime were not considered fully equivalent, this would likely reduce the attractiveness of the UK as a place to cede reinsurance to for EU-based insurers.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe is to announce measures in the coming weeks to boost the attractiveness of Paris as a global financial hub, a government spokesman said on Wednesday.
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A new study from the University of Toronto found that subjects thought much, much more highly of their selfies – in terms of attractiveness and likability – than the public did.
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The attractiveness of corporate debt has therefore made it easier for firms to get the money they want for investments, or in some cases buying back their own stock.
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MEASURES of the attractiveness of global financial centres, rough and ready as they are, are consistent: only New York can vie with London for the title of top dog.
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Respondents were asked how often they talked to friends about investing in the housing market and what they thought of the attractiveness of property investments in their local area.
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Including access to human advisors could increase the attractiveness of robo-advisors to wealthier individuals, who may require more hands-on interaction given greater financial needs and portfolio complexity.
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Both sexes tended to have similar views on whether a man who places his hand on a woman's lower back or comments on her attractiveness has gone too far.
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The prose skews solidly toward the male gaze, as Myfanwy regularly spends time assessing the attractiveness of the women around her, and comparing them to her own perceived shortcomings.
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Participants who were attracted to someone of the same sex were asked how they would rate attractiveness based on what a member of the opposite sex would find appealing.
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Macron said French firms were ready to invest in Djibouti for the long term but a better business environment was needed to shore up the country's attractiveness to investors.
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A ranking by the Canadian Fraser Institute of the attractiveness of more than 100 nations or territories worldwide placed Greenland 25th in 2015, up from 28th the year before.
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He questions his own physical attractiveness in the eyes of white men and wonders if his Asian heritage is what keeps him from catching the eye of other men.
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Lack of patent protection for the unit's long-established products as well as the geographical spread of its sites are seen as weighing on the attractiveness of the asset.
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There is some dispute to these findings, however; one review found that when controlled for factors like health, intelligence, and the "big five" personality traits, the "attractiveness gap" disappears.
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Since 1973, Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons has created clothing intentionally that subverts our presupposed notions of beauty, sexuality, and attractiveness - or does away with these notions altogether.
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MBA applications by foreign students – an admittedly crude, but still useful, indicator of how young high-skill individuals view the US' attractiveness – have dropped significantly over the past year.
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Yes, the federal government had just awkwardly referred to ranking attractiveness on a scale of 1 to 10, while puncturing a fantasy of vacation travel: the possibility of romance.
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The attractiveness of these companies was previously described as a "halo effect," but a lack of cogent information about a company's explicit financials can cause investor sentiment to tumble.
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"The result has been to dampen the attractiveness of securitization, potentially cutting off or raising the cost of credit to thousands of corporate and retail consumers," the report said.
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It underlies Mr. Putin's attractiveness to nationalist parties in Europe dismayed by what they view as feckless leadership in the face of economic difficulties and the challenge of immigration.
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People inevitably ignore innate characteristics (intelligence, extroversion, attractiveness, and so on) and instead focus on qualities that are completely under the leader's control, such as approachability, humility, and positivity.
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The loss of these two cities spells the end of ISIS' claim to run a functioning "caliphate" – a development that many hope will blunt its attractiveness to potential recruits.
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Hily takes a slightly different approach in that it disregards visual attractiveness as the basis of its search and instead looks for similar interests, word choice, and mutual likes.
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In other studies, Dr. Neave and his colleagues have found links between male dance attractiveness and risk-taking, as well as handgrip strength, a marker for overall body strength.
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Many longtime Boise residents, however, don&apost care about their city&aposs attractiveness to millennials from California and Washington — they&aposd simply like people to stop moving there altogether.
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The firm has been looking for partners to shoulder the costs of the buildout and has taken stakes in five other pipelines in the region to increase its attractiveness.
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Procter & Gamble drops an average 0.26 percent as higher rates eat into its attractiveness as a stock given its relatively high dividend yield of 3.42 percent, according to FactSet.
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They have created a new cult of true womanhood, one in which the body can be endlessly upgraded for optimal sexual attractiveness even as it produces ever more offspring.
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Michelle Obama with her combination of grace and passion; George Clooney with his stylish attractiveness and ironic humor; Usain Bolt or Lionel Messi or some other icon of sport.
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In contrast, when others see the pic online, they will be viewing you and your friends more at the group-level, averaging out the attractiveness of any single individual.
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Participants were asked to rate the attractiveness of the people in the photos; however, unbeknownst to the men, researchers secretly recorded how long they spent looking at each image.
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" For B, submitting to a dominant, humiliating woman feels empowering: "I think I like SPH because it goes back to my anxiety around sex and attractiveness—feeling unappealing, loserish.
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They arise as the result of some massive body, with a very large amount of gravitational attractiveness, accelerating through space and leaving faint ripples in the fabric of space-time.
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"Bernie's attractiveness as a candidate relies on the premise of purity—a political value as ancient as politics itself," Alexandra Schwartz, herself a millennial, recently wrote in The New Yorker.
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The acquisition highlights the attractiveness of Hong Kong's insurance businesses, which are receiving a boost from growing wealth in the city and Chinese visitors snapping up foreign currency-denominated products.
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The limitation of promotions could also benefit discounters who have mostly Every Day Low prices strategies and reduce the attractiveness of the hypermarket stores, which are more focused on promotions.
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It's important to emphasize that the researchers were specifically focusing on assessing grandiose narcissism—a form of narcissism linked to extraversion and an inflated view of your own physical attractiveness.
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The move higher in prices was also bolstered by the comparable attractiveness of U.S. government debt, said Bill Northey, chief investment officer of the Private Client group at U.S. Bank.
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I think certainly hormonal control is too strong a phrase to use for humans, but does that mean that there are no hormone effects on female desires and even attractiveness.
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One key factor is the attractiveness of arbitrage activities that allow firms to benefit from differences in interest rates and foreign exchange rates in mainland China and in Hong Kong.
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After the trio of actors introduced the first lady, she took a moment to address the elephant in the room – that being the overwhelming attractiveness of Pine, Pegg and Urban.
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Indeed, in times when women tended to be most ignored or overlooked, the Holy Spirit raised up saints whose attractiveness produced new spiritual vigour and important reforms in the Church.
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Simply comparing the relative market capitalization and absolute cash burn does little without understanding the scale advantage, unit economics, and the inherent attractiveness of Chewy's business model over its predecessor.
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Rankings were compared in five slices: the city's strengths as a shipping center, offerings for maritime finance and law, maritime technology, ports and logistics, and its overall attractiveness and competitiveness.
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"The future competitiveness is reflected in a combination of several performance indicators: not just sales figures, but also profitability, capacity to innovate, flexibility and attractiveness as an employer," Krueger said.
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The distressed multiple is at the low end of the sector due to the likely loss of attractiveness among potential buyers following numerous failed restructurings in an adverse market environment.
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Air France-KLM on Wednesday raised concerns over the attractiveness of France as a destination, saying the attacks were hurting demand from travellers from Japan, China and the United States.
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Any erosion of that reputation could undermine Hong Kong's relative attractiveness as a business center for investors compared to mainland Chinese cities like Shanghai or Shenzhen, or regional rival Singapore.
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It doesn't matter if it's Lena Dunham or Janet Jackson or Jonah Hill or Seth Rogen or Chris Pratt; noting the "attractiveness" of someone who's recently lost weight is problematic.
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The BI governor said its rate hike was intended to ensure the attractiveness of Indonesia's financial assets "and to anticipate rising global interest rates in the next couple of months".
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The AJEF group of French blue-chip companies welcomed the court's decision, saying in a statement it was a strong signal for France's attractiveness in terms of the business environment.
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"The beautiful witch had both power and attractiveness, and could use both to make her own decisions about romance, suitors and the future of her love life," Mr. Gifford explained.
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If there were significant changes in the results or the attractiveness of the businesses, management would have to look into it, "but we are not seeing that here," he added.
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Hailed from the start for her attractiveness by a giddy news media thrilled to have someone to hail, she was called "Canada's latest fashion icon" by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Sociologists Jaclyn Wong of the University of Chicago and Andrew Penner of the University of California at Irvine gathered data from past studies to prove how attractiveness correlates to income.
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In one experiment from the study, 55 female undergrads looked at a color photo of a man in either a red or green shirt, and then rated the man's attractiveness.
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Then the researchers recruited another group of about 200 heterosexual male and female undergrads to rate all the people pictured based on attractiveness for both short- and long-term relationships.
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The removal of U.S. sanctions "has so far done little to avert the continued deterioration of Sudan's oil-dependent economy or improve the country's attractiveness to foreign investors," Suckling said.
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And that raises some awkward questions — if a woman does meet Trump's standards of attractiveness, for instance, does that mean he might consider groping or kissing her against her will?
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Some were the predictable types of threats and insults — like rating users' attractiveness on a one-to-10 scale, a practice that Instagram already prohibits — while others were more unexpected.
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What's more, she is part of a broader movement that recognizes the attractiveness of bodies that don't conform to the conventional standards of beauty, whether prescribed by race or gender.
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In a 2014 study, researchers asked about 1,500 women (whose average age was 28) to listen to simple and complex pieces of music and rate the attractiveness of the composer.
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In this time of precarity, some H.B.C.U.s are getting crafty to stay afloat, using a grab bag of transformative shifts to boost enrollment, finances and the attractiveness of their curriculums.
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A 2013 study of 105 straight women, published by Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that a bigger penis correlated with perceived male attractiveness, particularly for taller men.
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COATZACOALCOS, Mexico (Reuters) - Born without arms, Mexican model Ana Gabriela Molina wants to challenge traditional perceptions of physical attractiveness by winning a beauty pageant in her home state of Veracruz.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they push up bond yields, reducing the attractiveness of non-yielding bullion, and tend to boost the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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"I'd be afraid of anything that looks like a bond," said Hogan, who expects yields to begin moving higher in the coming months — diminishing the attractiveness of that asset class.
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The house next door also becomes less desirable and declines in value, and a small town finds it that much harder to retain its population, its attractiveness and its life.
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The range allows China's biggest e-commerce company to develop a yield curve which peers could use to determine the attractiveness of maturities when issuing their own debt, analysts said.
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Acid attack survivor and activist, Laxmi has become the face of a new fashion campaign in India called "Face of Courage," which challenges social perceptions of physical beauty and attractiveness.
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"We think the premium paid as well as the size of [Constellation's] investment reflects the long-term attractiveness of the global cannabis opportunity," Cowen analysts said in a note Wednesday.
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"Such findings would constitute empirical support for the hypothesis that the mass media play a role in promoting the slim standard of bodily attractiveness fashionable among women," the researchers wrote.
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Stories don't come much thinner than the one in "Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong," a will-they-or-won't-they romance that invests a lot in the attractiveness of that city.
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Germany has pushed back, arguing that it is increasing investment and that the surplus is partly due to the attractiveness of German products, for which the country should not be punished.
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And while the attractiveness of someone's name is certainly subjective, if you've ever swiped left on someone because they had the same name as your ex, you probably get the point.
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The sources said, as lower bonuses reduce the attractiveness of a bank as an employer, Deutsche Bank was considering paying top performers some extra money to keep them from jumping ship.
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Alternatively, if his administration extends the laptop ban to include inbound flights from Europe, a step it is reportedly considering, the attractiveness of Gulf airlines relative to European carriers will improve.
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After starting as observers several years ago, they progressed to representations of vulnerable or damaged masculinity, and in the new paintings seem to embody validation or appreciation of their partners' attractiveness.
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Ever since the pageant was launched in 1921, with the aim of finding "The Most Beautiful Bathing Girl in America", its winners have been united by nothing except their physical attractiveness.
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My Windows 10 background has never looked better than on this device, but because it values that attractiveness over accuracy, it also makes me hesitant to recommend it for content creators.
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V2 Pro Series 3Our former best vape for e-liquids looked good and could handle multiple substances, but it couldn't quite compare to the Smokio in terms of ease and attractiveness.
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But the bias could go deeper than the images themselves, Russell said—it could be the product of how the algorithm was trained, and who was making the initial attractiveness ratings.
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Revulsion from contorted facial asymmetry Researchers who study facial attractiveness note that most of what we find attractive is socially constructed: things such as skin color, eye shape and lip size.
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Furthermore, the fall in the value of the pound is widely seen as a sign of Britain's diminished attractiveness as an investment destination, which could aggravate its balance of payments problem.
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After Fifty Shades Darker's first sex scene, you begin to realize that you're just watching two near-perfect specimens act out a fantasy that's more about attractiveness than romance or connection.
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And this despite FaceApp chalking up a prior race-related controversy, after a 'hotness' filter was shown to be equating whiteness with attractiveness by bleaching the skin of people of color.
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Yet the impression, which will endure among the donors even if New Hampshire voters overlook it, is of a politician whose attractiveness and flair come with a worrisome callowness and fragility.
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Rising global interest rates will diminish the attractiveness of bonds, but emerging markets' debt can still be a strong play for investors in the current climate, an analyst told CNBC Tuesday.
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Studying how factors, outside of visual cues, play a role in attractiveness can help us not only to understand but to appreciate how all of us are attractive in distinctive ways.
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The proposed revision of the existing rules on tax deductibility of interest expenses would increase the cost of debt, reduce the attractiveness of leverage, and change the outlook for future investment.
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Along with what meets the eye, your voice and body odor are important in determining attractiveness, according to a small review paper published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology on Thursday.
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Even though volatility selling has proven a crowded trade, reducing its attractiveness at the index level, the trade still had juice when implemented at the level of individual stock, he said.
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Yet another reason for expecting dollar strength in the period immediately ahead is the likelihood that the euro's relative attractiveness will be considerably dented by the deterioration in Italy's political economy.
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"Body hair is such an small thing and my comic was so lighthearted, but so many people made it about how body hair affects a woman's attractiveness to men," Christine says.
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In a 2014 study, researchers asked about 1,500 women (with an average age of 28) to listen to simple and complex pieces of music and rate the attractiveness of the composer.
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The lists included rankings of the 85033 women on the sub's 173-person crew by attractiveness and sexual acts the compilers wanted to perform on them, according to the news outlet.
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Then there's the 2016 incident in which multiple Apple store employees were fired from an Australia location when it was reported they stole photos and and rated customers based on attractiveness.
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"This sale is another example reflecting the attractiveness of G.E.'s financial services businesses in the marketplace," Jeffrey R. Immelt, the G.E. chairman and chief executive, said in a news release.
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They found that newborn puppies were least attractive, but increased in attractiveness as they got older and fluffier and less mushy-looking, hitting the max cutes before 10 weeks of age.
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The Blinq dating app — and another project the startup developed: an algorithm to judge physical attractiveness — will both be closed within two weeks, according to co-founder and CTO Jan Berchtold.
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Many investors saw the attractiveness of the assets, but worried about Reckitt's ability to fund and manage a deal that could have reached $20 billion so soon after buying Mead Johnson.
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Only weeks before the tariff announcement, changes to the U.S. tax code increased the economic attractiveness of other generation technologies like natural gas power, mainly because of newly available depreciation methods.
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One, a former employee of Advancing Human Rights, said Mr. Keyes routinely made "lewd comments" about women's bodies and attractiveness, and asked interns out on dates so frequently that some quit.
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He had selected his 10 companions based partly on their physical attractiveness, and his questionnaires were designed to get them thinking about sex, which he theorized was a source of conflict.
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Perhaps most satisfying are the accounts of women taking control in the marital bedroom, in a society where "his desire determines your value," and attractiveness is believed to end at 40.
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"The complex labor laws have historically been the No. 1 obstacle to the competitiveness and attractiveness of France," said Olivier Marchal, the chairman of Bain & Company France, a business consulting firm.
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Nearly half of the 68 senior executives, chairs and presidents of financial firms in Britain and abroad polled by EY believe that Britain's attractiveness will fall over the next three years.
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The virus has not changed the attractiveness of mainland China, Hong Kong or Asia, which remain a "core engine of growth for the business over the next few years," Quinn said.
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Rooney argues a steadily rising tax set by an independent committee would increase the attractiveness of lower carbon options and the cash raised could be used to fund energy efficiency measures.
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He said Britain had lost its attractiveness after it voted in June to exit the European Union, and he planned no new investments in the country in the next five years.
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Furthermore, almost one third of global investors expected Britain's attractiveness to deteriorate over the coming three years, "suggesting Brexit may be starting to colour investors' views of the UK," EY said.
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Analysts have said the company could be worth more than 3 billion euros in a sale, due to the attractiveness of its renewable energy assets, but less in an IPO scenario.
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There are three reasons increasing the attractiveness of U.K. stocks: global valuations are too high, U.K. valuations are cheap and they're affected by global growth, which looks solid at the moment.
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Other studies done on supplementation and skin color were small and didn't include placebo-controlled groups, nor did they look at supplementation's effects on perceived attractiveness, perceived health, and actual health.
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In its consultation, the government said this enforcement power "emerged as an area of concern," with industry representatives worried about the impact on the attractiveness of the U.K.'s tech sector.
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Ms. J. went further, telling us that additional research into the role of the golden ratio in determining female beauty reveals the translation of these calculations into an attractiveness ranking system.
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The deal contains enforceable labor provisions that require Mexico to adhere to International Labor Organization standards to drive Mexican wages higher, lessening Mexico's attractiveness as a place for labor-intensive investment.
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Clinton say Mr. Trump's strategy could backfire and suggested that the real estate billionaire — who frequently makes remarks about women and their attractiveness — is a poor messenger for a charge of sexism.
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In a 2008 study, researchers at Villanova University and the College of New Jersey found that glamorized ads made young women feel more negative about their sexual attractiveness, weight and physical condition.
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The flagship is Gjelina, a loud, fashionable and vegetable-centric neighborhood spot as well known for the attractiveness of its clientele as for its pizzas and salads, slathered toasts and smoky pastas.
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The move aims to help enhance the market's efficiency and attractiveness and to expand the institutional investments base, the regulator, the Capital Market Authority (CMA), said in a statement on its website.
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In a society that sees larger breasts as the pinnacle of physical attractiveness for women, many are still perplexed that some of those with said larger breasts choose to have them reduced.
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Analysts believe that the attractiveness of U.S. equities make such acquisitions a clever move in the medium to long term and news of further deals should be expected in the coming months.
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The last two describe Lady Daniels, the first and more arch of our two narrators, who is introduced speculating about the uniform attractiveness of valley girls ("the beauty's in the tap water").
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What we have conventionally seen with female characters are women playing the mother, or the girlfriend, or someone that's not essential to the plot, or generally based on a kind of attractiveness.
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In his view, both kinds of fanaticism reflect both the failure of the liberal democratic order to inspire anyone to defend it, and the insidious attractiveness of ideologies which challenge that order.
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Berlusconi was, for a large slice of the Italian voters, "our" prime minister – and the fact that he was rejected by the left and the liberals increased his attractiveness in their eyes.
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"To finance electoral gestures and bring the deficit to 2.7 percent next year, the government is using budgetary tricks that harm the country's attractiveness," the Medef employers association said in a statement.
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To make being objectified more palatable, being a sex object is edified into an affirmation of attractiveness, something to covet and court, even if its price is being reduced to a thing.
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But as The Publican's Morning Advertiser reports, a pretty hefty 20 percent of those questioned said they would choose where to drink coffee based on the attractiveness of the person serving them.
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Take the findings from one of Human's studies from 2012: People who were told to try to make a good impression were more confident and viewed more positively, independent of their attractiveness.
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The researchers found that the perception of attractiveness indeed is multimodal, meaning it's not reliant on just one factor, such as physical appearance, but rather multiple factors, including body odor and voice.
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He and Chan share a few other stories, including how Zuckerberg was nearly expelled for building "FaceSmash," a website on which students could compare each other's attractiveness, and the precursor to Facebook.
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He strikes up a feud with Jim for no reason other than the fact Jim is lazy and perhaps in the same league, maybe even the one above, in terms of attractiveness.
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With that in mind, financial website WalletHub looked at 1,1323 U.S. small cities with populations between 25,000 and 100,000 people and ranked them based on their potential attractiveness to small-business owners.
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The local government in December promised a remedy, vowing to make Hong Kong a "world-class smart city" with aims of increasing quality of life and attractiveness for global business and investment.
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The sprawling, complex structure of the foundation, its history of contributions from foreign power brokers and its attractiveness as a Republican line of attack mean it's likely to stay in the spotlight.
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"I'm not even sure it would be a good thing for Britain to respond to the difficult spot they're in in terms of financial credibility and attractiveness with tax measures," he said.
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"Even though a partial IPO limits the attractiveness to investors, it signals management's strategic focus and the company's ability to shape the business," Evercore ISI analyst Arndt Ellinghorst said in a Feb.
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A reversal of recent low volatility in markets, paired with a rethink by global investors on the attractiveness of stocks, could have "devastating" effects, according to Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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This is despite her own admission that the 2010 paper used extremely common methods to boost the attractiveness of results, including so-called "p-hacking" (essentially cherry-picking data) and excluding outliers.
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One of the things researchers discovered was that the attractiveness rating increased after the subjects met their partner—especially if their looks were initially judged to be average or less than average.
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Like Trump, beauty pageants judge women's worth based on their physical attractiveness ("She's no longer a 10"), and reduce women to public objects that can be paraded around and ogled by men.
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Growing up, I discovered early on that women tended to receive compliments based on physical attractiveness and niceness, so I formed the belief that my value was dependent on those two attributes.
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For most people, a glance at a bistro menu—and the subsequent choice between a salad Niçoise or a turkey sandwich with French fries—bears little influence on their self-perceived attractiveness.
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Liontrust Asset Management, the 32nd biggest investor in Smurfit Kappa according to Thomson Reuters data, said a higher bid would be required given Smurfit's attractiveness to U.S. players in a consolidating industry.
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"Whether you're looking at popularity, athletic status or attractiveness — all of the data tell you the same thing," the sociologist Robert Crosnoe, president of the Society for Research on Adolescence, told me.
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Paulson, which has a 9.5% stake in Callon, in a letter to the company's board said adding Carrizo's "inferior Eagle Ford assets will permanently reduce the attractiveness of Callon to potential acquirers".
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Though the Soviet Union posed a security threat and an ideological challenge, its communist, state-controlled economic system never produced enough growth or innovation and thus lacked China's attractiveness as a model.
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Gian-Franco Kasper of Switzerland, who sits on the I.O.C.'s executive board, also said that Mr. Tygart's outspokenness, coupled with Donald J. Trump's election, could diminish Los Angeles's attractiveness as host.
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"We think the premium paid as well as the size of [Constellation's] investment reflects the long-term attractiveness of the global cannabis opportunity," Cowen analysts said in a note analyzing the deal.
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Respondents also expected the SNB to keep its negative rate of 0.75 percent on sight deposits, one tool it has used over the past three years to reduce the franc currency's attractiveness.
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The authors found that, after controlling for factors such as location and property size, a one-point increase in a host's attractiveness rating was associated with a 2.8% increase in rental prices.
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Despite concerns about trade tensions between China and the United States, China's perceived attractiveness as an investment destination over the next three years rose compared to the previous year, the survey found.
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Most of our pop culture figures — like that of the old, mostly white Barbie line — ascribe success, power, attractiveness, wealth, and worth of attention to particular characters with particular sets of traits.
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BeautifulPeople.com, you may remember, is a dating site that allows members to vote on hopeful enlistees based on their looks, ensuring that people who belong meet certain standards of both attractiveness and shallowness.
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When it comes to the dimensions of a city's attractiveness, like quality of life, economic climate, and demographics, Boulder, Colorado, wins out among the competition, according to the American Institute for Economic Research.
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In the DigniCap study, those who used the scalp cooling devices felt less upset about losing their hair and experienced less of a negative effect regarding feelings about their physical attractiveness and femininity.
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The Plastic Surgery Group's study asked 131 participants to rate the attractiveness of various sized nipples, and found that nipples that occupied 25 to 30 percent of the breast were rated the highest.
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The combination of tech market maturation via the SaaS model, with an evolving operational model for private equity and the diminished attractiveness of other funding sources suggests this partnership is here to stay.
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The sluggish manufacturing outlook will also increase the political attractiveness of a big, new infrastructure bill for the White House and Congress to get the sector growing rapidly again before elections in 2020.
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Another factor weighing against a cut is the likelihood of higher rates in the United States this year, a rate trajectory that also eats into South Africa's relative attractiveness to sovereign debt funds.
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Participants viewed these images one by one in random order and were asked to rate them on thinness, muscularity, and attractiveness, and to identify how typical they were of images in the media.
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The stability in the baht has increased the attractiveness of local stocks for overseas investors who would be otherwise concerned about the gains in the underlying asset being wiped out by currency losses.
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" Commenting on @jacindaardern's level of attractiveness, doesn't seem to be at all relevant to her ability as a nation's leader #20183Mins â€" Emily G (@emily_a_george) February 25, 2018 Charles Woolley is bloody painful.
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Foreign investors have lapped up Indonesian bonds at a very high rate — at least 40 percent, according to recent data — underscoring how the country's relative attractiveness, but stoking concerns with the country's officials.
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NEW YORK, June 7 (Reuters) - Lending Club Corp said on Tuesday that it was cutting back loans to riskier borrowers and raising interest rates to boost the attractiveness of its loans to investors.
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Hily ignores attractiveness levels and goes for better matches, identifying users with the same interests and a higher probability of matching, taking data from the depth of dialogue, mutual likes, photos sent etc.
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It has also expanded assistance to Libya and other African states in hopes of improving stability and generating enough sustainable economic opportunity there to diminish the attractiveness of a hazardous journey to Europe.
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Why, in a film promoting a misfits gang full of a diverse range of characters, with varying levels of skill, intelligence, and attractiveness, is this female character being singled out for her looks?
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"The big sale is to increase the attractiveness," a Vietnam trade ministry official, Truong Thanh Hoai, said at a press conference on Wednesday, days after Sabeco held investor roadshows in Singapore and London.
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In addition, government-driven initiatives to improve the regulatory framework and boost the sector's attractiveness will continue to cement Malaysia's position as one of the leading global centres for Islamic finance and takaful.
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"Our study thus lends additional support to the idea of a beauty premium: even when controlling for many relevant covariates, attractiveness still exerts an influence on House candidate's electoral performance," the study states.
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With U.S. yields rising, there has been some sell-off in the equity market as market players factored in the likely higher cost to corporates as well as the increased attractiveness of bonds.
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Designed during a time when wholesale electricity prices were significantly higher than the cost of nuclear power generation, ARENH quickly lost its attractiveness when wholesale prices tumbled in 2015 and 2016, CRE said.
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We need to acknowledge a less visible but more lasting outcome: repeated partisan shutdowns threaten the supply of the next generation of public servants by undercutting the attractiveness of government as a career.
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Analyst Dan Dolev reiterated a buy rating on the shares in a note, citing new growth potential and increasing attractiveness versus the big banks after Square launched its business debit card last week.
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OkCupid A-List: Up to $10 a month for ad-free swiping, the ability to see who has already liked you, search filters for "body type and attractiveness," and read receipts within conversations.
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The Guardian reports that two officers told the state's human rights commission that their male superiors tested their "attractiveness" when considering which officers to hire for a new female unit in the city.
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"We show that the attractiveness to horseflies of a dark brown human body model significantly decreases, if it is painted with the white stripes that are used in body paintings," the authors write.
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"The attractiveness of the 'Swiss Made' label, the undisputed leadership of Switzerland in the luxury watch market and its innovation capacity all remain strong fundamentals," study author Karine Szegedi said in a statement.
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Such a change would dramatically reduce the attractiveness of national leagues for broadcasters, where the battle to qualify for European club competitions has long been part of the narrative sold to television companies.
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If these contests focused on the women's physical attributes — participants had to wear swimsuits and high heels — they nevertheless allowed contestants to define themselves outside of conventional notions of attractiveness and self-presentation.
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Earlier on Monday investor Cat Rock alleged that Delivery Hero was selling Takeaway shares in order to keep them artificially suppressed and lower the attractiveness of Takeaway's all-share offer for Just Eat.
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William Ma, chief investment officer at Noah Holdings in Hong Kong, said that Hong Kong's overall market performance is being hindered by factors beyond its control, including the current attractiveness of U.S. markets.
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Each listing on the room-renting service was evaluated according to the attractiveness and perceived trustworthiness of the host's profile picture, on an 11-point scale ranging from "not at all" to "extremely".
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To increase the attractiveness of their product, key industry players have formed the Diamond Producers Association, which came up with the "Real is Rare" campaign to highlight the emotional appeal of natural stones.
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Companies, too, must show their commitment by investing time and resources in their training programs and promoting the attractiveness of mid-level skills through internships, factory visits, and involvement with K-12 schools.
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If the first-in, first-out rule for selling blocks of stock, which I wrote about last week, takes effect, one option that increases in attractiveness is giving appreciated stock to young adults.
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Your late night brainwave was to get fellow students to rate each others' attractiveness — and you weren't at all put off by not being in possession of the necessary photo data to do this.
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The liberalisation of the pound's exchange rate in November 2016, which reduced the value of the local currency by half, has helped make the industry more competitive and enhanced Egypt's attractiveness as a destination.
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This montage was peppered with shots of JoJo parading up and down the beach in a bikini, and it quickly became clear that JoJo's attractiveness is going to be a central theme this season.
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But the rally has lost steam in the last couple of weeks as stock valuations lost attractiveness and worries over early autumn elections in Italy and the looming election in the UK soured sentiment.
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" "In addition, there might be a re-evaluation of the relative attractiveness of industrial partners for China's future aircraft programs such as the CR929 which might favor European over U.S. component and structures suppliers.
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In Moscow's top locations, an hour of parking costs as much as 380 roubles ($5.80), on a par with the New York, adding to the growing attractiveness of taxi and car sharing services. Mail.
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Although that aspect of the research is not being fed into the Blinq implementation at this point — so the forthcoming photo-judging feature in the app will purely be a median measure of attractiveness.
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"Lower yields plus heightened global uncertainty in the short term could erode MXN`s attractiveness as a popular carry trade currency," Simon Harvey, a FX market analyst at Monex Europe, wrote in a note.
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Because many facets of society still reward racist constructs of beauty and attractiveness, white (cisgender) female performers in porn continue to come out on top, making money off a system that necessarily excludes others.
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"Next year I am sure there will be further (wage) growth to raise not only the moral but also the financial attractiveness of military service," President Poroshenko said at a meeting with military personnel.
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The researchers found that the higher rating of voice attractiveness for women correlated with having a smaller waist-to-hip ratio, a body type that is commonly found to be more attractive in women.
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Laura Germine, a social neuroscientist at Harvard Medical School who was not involved in the new review paper, said all of our senses combined work together to help us gauge the attractiveness of others.
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Investors have generally shunned emerging market assets this year, made riskier by the international trade tensions and the increasing attractiveness of dollar yields thanks to the U.S. Federal Reserve's steady pace of rate increases.
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"Although the literature about human's voice and olfaction has grown rapidly in past decades, we were not surprised to find that the biggest share of papers regarding attractiveness focuses on physical appearance," Groyecka said.
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For men, the researchers found that the higher rating of voice attractiveness correlated with having a larger shoulder-to-hip ratio, or broad shoulders, which are commonly found to be more attractive in men.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they push bond yields higher, reducing the attractiveness of non-yielding bullion, and tend to boost the dollar, making gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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In this election cycle, they have heard cruel nicknames and derisive comments, heard people being made fun of on the basis of weight, disability, attractiveness, and referred to as pigs, dogs, babies and losers.
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When it comes to physical attractiveness, for instance, we tend to think that we have managed to attract someone who is even hotter than us — an effect sometimes called the "love is blind bias".
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Read more: 10 things you should know before switching birth controlSo, the pill may put you at a sexiness disadvantage by suppressing a naturally-occurring boost in attractiveness that accompanies the periovulatory estrogen surge.
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The city's tightening grip on forex trade does not prove London won't suffer from Brexit, but it does underscore the attractiveness for banks of maintaining large international operations in the city, industry experts said.
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Inaugurating the display to curious military chiefs and visitors to the Royal International Air Tattoo, Britain's Trade Secretary Liam Fox said it highlighted Britain's technical capability and its attractiveness as a place to invest.
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Spiotta's precision pacing keeps all of these questions and more in the frame, and keeps them fundamentally unanswerable by linking them to such real-life obsessions as sex, attractiveness, childbearing, child-rearing and money.
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The subpoena seeks, among other things, any records of sexually suggestive communications between Mr. Friedman and any employees, including nude photos or descriptions of the attractiveness or sexual availability of employees and job applicants.
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But political uncertainties facing the two cities — arising from Brexit, the U.K.'s impending departure from the European Union, as well as prolonged protests in Hong Kong — have diminished their attractiveness, the report said.
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"The removal of trade concessions to the US could have further implications such as reducing the attractiveness of India as a manufacturing hub," said Jason Yek, country risk analyst at research firm Fitch Solutions.
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Last year, researchers from the University of Queensland in Australia decided to explore male facial hair to determine what role, if any, beards play in sexual attractiveness, masculinity and short- and long-term relationships.
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The inverse of the market's forward P/E is its "earnings yield," and many strategists and economists compare this to the 10-year Treasury to gauge the relative attractiveness of equities against government debt.
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"Folks that would think of themselves as independent there are probably pretty progressive," he explained, noting the attractiveness of Sanders-style 'movement' politics to the types of voters who unsuccessfully recalled Walker in 2012.
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"Trade and other economic frictions between the two countries have substantially reduced the attractiveness of the U.S. as a destination for Chinese foreign direct investment," says Eswar Prasad, a trade policy expert at Cornell.
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"Personally, I believe that the most important potential application of eye-tracking technology could be the development of an artificial intelligence-based algorithm for the analysis of various body regions' attractiveness," Pietruski told Motherboard.
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There were about a hundred women in the room, a few of whom had come with dates; most of the men were white and on the wrong side of a severe imbalance in attractiveness.
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In a real-world version of the early-internet phenomenon Hot or Not, volunteers were asked to look at students' ID card photos and rate their attractiveness on a scale from 1 to 10.
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"That means refraining from negative body talk both for themselves and others and speaking positively about their own bodies -- especially emphasizing their body's abilities like strength, flexibility, resilience, adaptability ... rather than attractiveness," she said.
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Overall, the announcement is in line with Mattel's larger public commitment to making toys for the modern era — a commitment that's seen the company shift away from outdated messaging about attractiveness, opportunity, and success.
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Read MoreDon't bank on oil freeze boost prices, Siluanov warns Topping up May's issue increased the overall attractiveness of the Russian Eurobond market to investors by improving liquidity, the country's deputy finance minister told CNBC.
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Monaco is forecast to be a rare bright spot in Europe for 2016, with expected price increases of 5 percent — due to its attractiveness to the global super-rich and limited inventory of real estate.
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"UK banks are once again in demand, with a reported rise in mortgage activity at Nationwide further enhancing the attractiveness of names like RBS," Chris Beauchamp, senior market analyst at IG, said in a note.
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Big data is the future of investment and asset management Improving the sustainable performance of real estate may improve the attractiveness of the asset, helps keep service charges lower and reduces operational costs for occupiers.
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There are a few things that are universally associated with attractiveness, such as facial symmetry, facial shape, and clear skin, because they may have evolved as a shorthand for the health of a potential mate.
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The limit on the amount of tokens that can be bought at IEOs - usually capped at $20,000 - has enhanced the attractiveness of these offerings to retail investors and has prevented bigger investors from monopolizing them.
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The Vancouver-based Fraser Institute's global ranking of regions' attractiveness for mining investment, published in February, saw Chile fall from fourth place in 2013 to position 39 in 2016, below its fast-rising neighbor Peru.
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"Queer women of color haven't been presented with the same opportunities to tell their stories on a platform like network or cable TV as white lesbians who fit Western ideals of conventional attractiveness," said Choyce.
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More and more, Netflix's success will depend on the strength of its proprietary library, and the streaming giant is more likely to discuss the attractiveness of its content relative to subscriber growth as a result.
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The result was an expression of discontent with the EU, but one that was conditioned by the attractiveness of the over-optimistic and deeply incompatible alternative futures outside the EU, depicted by the Leave campaign.
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That incapacity, and the hope that it might be cured—the imperturbable perturbed, the ice thawed—was a crucial element of Spock's attractiveness, and not only to women, and not only in a sexual sense.
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I also spoke to Mark Yeandle, a director of the Z/Yen Group in London and lead author of the Global Financial Centers Index, which ranks cities based on their attractiveness to financial services businesses.
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That means, Italy would not take part in any formal competitions before the 2020 European Cup qualifier, and this means they will loss part of attractiveness and money-making ability, including sponsorship and TV broadcasts.
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My father's tactic represents a common one for people who want to criticize Rose and the other sexual predators filling our newsfeeds right now: He took a shot at Rose's physical attractiveness, or lack thereof.
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Researchers suggest that might be the case because a person is too distracted by all those other possibilities out there to really assess a potential partner's good qualities—which, ultimately, could up their attractiveness factor.
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In a 2014 study, researchers at the University of Sussex asked about 1,500 women (whose average age was 28) to listen to simple and complex pieces of music and rate the attractiveness of the composer.
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Among the ingredients in that faith are the prospects for economic growth, the ease of doing business, the predictability of legal and regulatory frameworks, the attractiveness of the culture, society and environment, and so on.
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He suggested that men needed to earn more than women, demeaned female athletic abilities and questioned the right of women to attend the men's college basketball tournament, unless they met a certain standard of attractiveness.
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He was handsome, a dark mustache and goatee on his butterscotch skin, lithe, even leonine, sexy in a way that makes you worry about the human race and its cross-wiring of attractiveness and danger.
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Addressing an economic conference, she stressed the central bank's willingness to intervene on currency markets and keep interest rates negative to help reduce the attractiveness of the franc, which she said was "very highly valued".
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In fact, Britain's absence from the EU could increase Ireland's attractiveness as a destination for foreign businesses and investors — many of whom are already coming to the country, she told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Monday.
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Banks are being asked to specify any concerns over the attractiveness of the business to equity investors, their view on the peer group, valuation method, timing of the deal and potential buyers of the stock.
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After all, as Mr. Rybczynski wrote in his new book, "Charleston Fancy" (Yale University Press), the city of 130,000 people has no world-famous buildings, no grand boulevards and few public squares of any attractiveness.
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