Silverstein: How much does narratives impact how the Fed communicates or how the president communicates?
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I called him, and we talked about how he communicates with his team, and how he communicates bad news.
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"It communicates strongly how bad it is on the ground and communicates that Alphabet executives need to do something about this."
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For executives, it often involves first telling an assistant, who then communicates with a travel agent, who then communicates with the airline or hotel.
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He communicates a message — a gleam — of hope.
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Just look at how the President communicates with the media.
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She also primarily communicates with friends through text and Snapchat.
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It's true that Twitter has changed how the world communicates.
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The EPIRB communicates with satellites and sends locations to authorities.
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The device communicates with satellites and sends locations to authorities.
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It really communicates we need to take bold, aggressive action.
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Sometimes, Explosion communicates with other players in the game online.
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A painter still needs to learn how a painting communicates.
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The music communicates so much, even in the complex stuff.
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The urge to create something worthwhile, that communicates to others.
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How you dress communicates respect for those you're meeting with.
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Form may follow function, but form also communicates a message.
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Or it's the way everybody communicates with each other about it.
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Simultaneously, the figure's rejection of formal composition communicates the essential information.
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One of these keyboards communicates with Dell's new wireless charging pad.
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TracFlo is software that tracks and communicates change orders in construction.
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Though her son still communicates with his half-siblings, Margaret hasn't.
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She communicates by holding up signs with words written in marker.
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Klein communicates investment opportunities to Kevin Durant in one sentence pitches.
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It's not just how Trump communicates with the public that's different.
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The Wisconsin lawmaker stressed how frequently he communicates with the president.
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Provost's page now communicates frequently in memes, images with overlaid text.
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THUS, MANY WRITERS STILL BELIEVE THAT CAPITALIZATION COMMUNICATES AUTHORITY AND IMPORTANCE.
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Is it enough if the painting successfully communicates relevant political content?
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In your opinion, is the way she communicates her message effective?
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She's still thinking through how she communicates her ideas with voters.
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"China communicates differently with each country it deals with," she explained.
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It communicates just how outclassed Elliot is against these godlike opponents.
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Nonfiction is objective and communicates, but fiction is subjective and expresses.
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On my face, lipstick usually communicates a lot about my mood.
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Slumping communicates a lack of confidence in yourself and your words.
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Now ownage communicates dominance, but it also belies an underlying impotence.
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"That communicates a little bit of insecurity and fear," he said.
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So it communicates tentativeness rather than certainty, weakness instead of strength.
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No, he doesn't, but that's the way he communicates these days.
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And the way he communicates now is because he's learned a lot.
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Normally, Amazon's Alexa voice assistant communicates through a ring of blue lights.
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Presuming trust communicates support, motivates everyone and ultimately makes everyone more successful.
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He said that he communicates with clients over the messaging app Telegram.
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Girl, having struggled with unmet expectations before, communicates her needs and desires.
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It communicates with the family's smartphones to periodically update on their location.
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In this trial however, it communicates in English, Finnish and German only.
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There are three broad ways that DOT communicates about standards with automakers.
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" "He communicates with all the siblings, and he sees Kourtney a lot.
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It runs on AAA batteries and communicates with the phone through Bluetooth.
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The next day she communicates the price to the board in writing.
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"I like the way my wife communicates, documents things," West told Charlemagne.
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Arrival is a versatile science fiction film that communicates on many levels.
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This slide illustrates how Sempre communicates with patients about the discounts available.
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It communicates the importance of reading while never making it a chore.
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Her perceptive language is excellent, and she communicates in her own way.
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Also, make sure your activism work communicates by test driving it first.
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Ms. Salke said she communicates with Mr. Bezos about every other day.
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He's generally the one who communicates with the French-speaking secrétariat pédagogique.
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The sense of environmental urgency El Anatsui communicates this work is powerful.
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"He understands that physical presence communicates commitment and attachment," Ms. Dannenfelser said.
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Communicates information to management for effective evaluation of program operations and milestones.
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"Look, the president communicates in ways that sometimes I wouldn't," Stewart said.
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A boss who communicates with brevity commands a certain level of authority.
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Melania Trump doesn't say much, but she often communicates through her clothes.
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An alarm is only useful if it adequately communicates that something is wrong.
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His habit could revolutionize the way the President communicates with the American people.
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We're VIP but we also are not at all, as our standing communicates.
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Knowing who communicates with whom is almost as revealing as what they say.
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What do you think the video communicates that isn't said in the song?
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Because randomly attacking others merely communicates how creatively and emotionally bankrupt you are.
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The shift obviously communicates that Facebook believes Oculus could be running more effectively.
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Sometimes, a group gets fatigued from a castmates' actions & communicates on & off camera.
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) is a protocol standard that communicates note data.
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Another problem is the way the I-1 communicates information to the user.
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He is a serious policymaker who communicates well and does not play games.
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Despite their seemingly obvious after-dark associations, underwear actually communicates a certain innocence.
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"And that alone communicates so much more to the entire world of sports."
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It can be serious, a little poetic, even funny — whatever communicates the ideas.
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"That's the way the dog communicates with us," Sneller told the Free Press.
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The wit is Balanchine's, but still nobody communicates it better than Ms. Farrell.
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Ward doesn't just utilize found objects; he communicates with them — intellectually, visually, soulfully.
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The idea is to be blunt in a way that communicates genuine guidance.
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He communicates, stays under control, and reigns supreme as a master of tempo.
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It's impressive when someone does a more obscure character but communicates it perfectly.
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The poetry of the image communicates directly, although it unpacks into multiple meanings.
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But I wonder if it communicates larger truths about American violence and polarization.
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If you don't like how your manager communicates with you, talk about it.
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His chance comes courtesy of Orm, who communicates with him via holographic splotch.
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The power of social media companies to rewire how humankind communicates was obvious.
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It looked like enough of an extension of the way she communicates anyway.
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""They are the group that communicates successfully independent of picking up a phone.
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LeBron James communicates directly with 38.6 million people who follow him on Twitter.
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A simple honk or popped trunk communicates all that needs to be said.
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Her son Patrick, who has autism and communicates nonverbally, didn't join the interview.
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The secret, she believes, is watching your animal and learning how it communicates.
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On the show, the character of The Child only communicates through indistinguishable noises.
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For that to exist, you have no visibility in how it communicates, right?
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He wants to aggressively snuggle and communicates that with head butts and loud purring.
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Zuckerberg's communicates a connection to the programmers who try to keep the company relevant.
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It's an innovation platform that documents, demonstrates, and communicates the benefits of living sustainably.
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I think she was amazing because she communicates her pain in an art form.
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That's wonderful and not at all unexpected for a controller that communicates via Bluetooth.
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The Neurosky headset detects these waves and then wirelessly communicates them to your device.
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He thinks in argument, he communicates in argument, he is very susceptible to argument.
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It communicates to the parties involved that they no longer have a free hand.
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He communicates the only way he knows how: telepathically, through that high-pitched screeching.
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Every location communicates at some point with every other portal and all are welcomed.
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I think my music also communicates that quality, a bit dark, ominous and real.
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Hanley's wife is the treasurer of the new committee and communicates frequently with Neugebauer.
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Seller won't talk on the phone and only communicates through emails or texts. 4.
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Hale communicates his character in large part through a masterful array of inarticulate sounds.
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Incidentally collected foreign intelligence is when someone legally surveilled communicates with a third party.
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As Norman communicates so powerfully, a woman's relationship to her pain is a snarled
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Her fashion communicates that you're a woman of your time, that you have understood.
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He still communicates with world leaders, signing letters to them on a weekly basis.
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As always, the festival provides free water and communicates regularly with patrons about safety.
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Red meanwhile "raises the pulse rate ... and communicates strength and high energy," Wright said.
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On any given day, NASA communicates with an armada of spacecraft in deep space.
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In addition, the staff at the properties communicates with these guests only in Spanish.
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But arguably his best work communicates Chinese history and culture at a biographical remove.
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A visual warning to the mating population of earth that communicates: No, thank you.
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"It communicates to the community that we understand why this crime happened," she said.
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The central bank also plans to review how it formulates and communicates monetary policy.
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But whether the administration actually communicates their plans to Democrats is another matter entirely.
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D.N.C. staff members say that he regularly communicates with members of the Veterans Council.
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The glyph communicates to One, not in speech but in thought, pre-language ideas.
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He still reportedly communicates with GIULIANI about Ukraine while in jail via his lawyer.
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During the audition rounds, the loving parent explained how her son communicates through music.
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"The letter communicates that we will not participate in this process," the official said.
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Money clearly communicates the still-prevailing attitude: that writing is not a real job.
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Or is it effective to say one simple thing that communicates the feeling better?
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He communicates the president's decisions to those agencies and works to ensure they're implemented.
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Tech companies also routinely provide unencrypted metadata to law enforcement, which can provide a detailed portrait of a suspect's life: where he's been, where he is currently, who he communicates with, how regularly he communicates with others and how long the conversations last.
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Instead, Ms. Saad communicates by voice or text, remaining invisible to most of her contacts.
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They are how he communicates with the world around him, one letter at a time.
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They are how he communicates, one letter at a time, with the world around him.
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Seeing tweets on screen during a revered miniseries is disconcerting, but that's how Zellner communicates.
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The "smart" part refers to any device that communicates with other devices over the internet.
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"The way she communicates with York blows me away," says London of her model daughter.
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He is someone who communicates through tweets and tends to be visceral in his responses.
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Instead, each new "screen" of play communicates the setting through architectural, lighting, and puzzle design.
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Paul Manafort, the Mueller folks looking at possible witness tampering as he communicates with associates.
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Much of the way he communicates is like he's having mini-strokes in his brain.
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Our enteric nervous system in the gastrointestinal tract communicates with the brain to control digestion.
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He plays a man of few words, yet Affleck communicates volumes with just his eyes.
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JJ, who communicates using a word-and-letter board, finds his P.C. new classmates patronizing.
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Certainly, instruction on consent conveys useful information and communicates an institutional commitment to preventing assaults.
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They are a politically active voting bloc with whom Hammer frequently communicates through e-mail.
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The base station communicates with all of the sensors, your smartphone, and the professional monitoring.
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The way Miggo's Pictar communicates with the phone is worth dwelling on for a moment.
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It communicates with the app by playing high-frequency sounds, inaudible to the human ear.
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"The information that the tusk communicates is simple: 'I am bigger than you,'" said Graham.
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She speaks almost no French or English and communicates with her staff through an associate.
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He communicates with the newspaper's top brass with an email list called the Pancakes Group.
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"They are the group that communicates successfully independent of picking up a phone," she continued.
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The CDC is the federal agency that communicates with physicians about how to handle outbreaks.
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Brodsky's family communicates across different abilities, and their dynamics are poignant to watch and consider.
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Cameras now augment the way a person communicates, he says, rather than a person's memory.
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When one athlete purposefully put that hand behind her own back communicates something that matters.
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The order communicates a powerful message about the values of the people of South Carolina.
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Ms. Wilson recently discovered that she is not the only woman Mr. Ross communicates with.
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For Mr. Tracy, the fort communicates a shared history and blurred boundaries between two countries.
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Seventy percent of employees say they will only be willing to let employers collect their data if the employer communicates how data will be used (and what benefits employees may receive as a result of sharing data) if the employer communicates its plans transparently.
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That screen in her hand, she added, is where she pays bills, communicates and seeks answers.
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Everyone in a company communicates, so everyone needs Slack, unlike a lot of other workplace tools.
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Mr. Melling's bewilderment as Jason movingly communicates a personality at odds with its own demonic recesses.
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This transmitter communicates with a receiver connected to a computer screen showing letters on a grid.
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As much as plans matter, we cannot discount the importance of how a candidate communicates them.
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ElcomSoft's Oleg Afonin says the issue might be in how the Lightning port communicates with devices.
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In other words, the investment into a personal headshot communicates, I'm not looking for a job.
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So you jump into iMessage and look to send off a GIF that communicates your feelings.
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It has been the case from the start that Trump communicates like no president before him.
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The front of the vehicle communicates whether the Concept-i is in automated or manual drive.
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In Sea of Solitude's strongest moments, it communicates this core emotional takeaway with lacerating, startling efficacy.
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The eagle is bold, raw, and American, while the dragon head communicates a more intimidating vibe.
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Today, though, I think the face communicates a certain world-weariness that I find incredibly relatable.
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It kind of seems like no one in the Bills organization actually communicates with each other.
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Being relegated to the undercard debate communicates to voters that a candidate can't win, Paul said.
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The implications of a future society that communicates mostly through emoji are explored in fascinating ways.
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Because when any person communicates with a lawyer, well, what kind of problem can there be?
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He needs to figure something else out as far as how he communicates with the public.
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It wasn't represented anywhere in the game, as Ara primarily communicates with the falcon through whistles.
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He communicates with the world mostly through Instagram, where he has more than two million followers.
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Economic figures aside, what you wear every day communicates who you choose to be to others.
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In much the same way, D'Antoni generally communicates the most with Bzdelik and Gunning during games.
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Christian art, the logic went, is Christian art only if it explicitly communicates its Christian-ness.
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It communicates with your car's engine to diagnose any potential issues while hardly consuming any power.
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Twitter is the primary way that the President of the United States communicates directly with citizens.
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The aide, who regularly communicates with Thabane, told CNN he was surprised by the 'no-show.
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"Showing some awareness of that reality communicates a certain grace and awareness and consideration of others."
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She communicates with fans like they're up late at a sleepover, giddy from sugar, swapping racy stories.
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I think the show communicates something that maybe they're not able to say in their own words.
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The pad communicates with the car via WiFi and provides colored directional markings in the infotainment screen.
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But the Rift, from its Apple-like packaging to the subtlety of its adjustment straps, communicates ease.
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At least in, I don't know about personally, but certainly in the way that he communicates things.
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And to find a book that truly communicates the author's personality and approach to cooking is rare.
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I understand why it has to be this way, as each platform communicates with game controllers differently.
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Throughout the game, you are assigned tasks by a character named Atlas who communicates via radio transmission.
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All of this handwringing communicates a skewed idea of how power works and how it should work.
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Beyond that, if you ask me as a scientist, it's unclear it communicates much more than that.
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The van is also equipped with LED headlights that illuminate the road and communicates interactively with pedestrians.
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He's a prolific conspiracy theorist and communicates to other Yellow Vests almost exclusively via Facebook Live videos.
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Google, as you're no doubt aware, has its own smart speaker that communicates via the Google Assistant.
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Airbnb says it regularly communicates with hosts, and has partnerships with H&R Block and Ernst & Young.
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The result is an administration that lacks a political strategy and discipline in the way it communicates.
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He said he communicates via iTunes and requested I send him a gift card, which I did.
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Dalton also has autism and although he is non-verbal, he still communicates with everyone he can.
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The family communicates with sign language, and they've rearranged every part of their environment to reduce noise.
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This communicates with the transponders of nearby aircraft to determine their bearing, speed, distance and relative altitude.
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Timeless songstress Joss Stone needs a logo that communicates the subtle grace and beauty of her music.
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She does not exult in confusion and skepticism but dutifully communicates them— a radical and welcome honesty.
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So why do we use a scale that only communicates the wind and coastal storm surge threat?
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You enter your prescription information via an app, which communicates the info to the lens via Bluetooth.
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He then wrote a app for the Raspberry Pi that communicates with Slack's API to fetch data.
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Deceptive in that every little detail communicates so much about the various overlapping identities of each character.
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There are a few ways to make sure your resume stands out and communicates your experience clearly.
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It communicates to the manager that you know that ultimately, they're the one who makes the decision.
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The subject matter may sound hefty and academic, but Marling communicates it to us via swelling strings.
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But more interesting is when Don Jr. communicates with his fans, the people who affirm his worldview.
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Instead, we would pay attention, because the pain communicates that a part of our body need healing.
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"The crew member who communicates effectively is both a diplomat and a terrific brand ambassador," she said.
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It communicates to people that only high-ranking Democrats in America will decide who is of consequence.
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What the museum communicates with this arrangement is that there is no one way to express blackness.
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Each one has tons of different arms and legs, but hopefully communicates the story to each guest.
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Ava is a fully conscious, fully self-aware being: she communicates; she wants things; she improves herself.
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And while he communicates beautifully (though usually not with words), he doesn't respond well to adult stress.
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Users receive a Mastercard or Visa debit card that communicates with the company's server for each transaction.
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Yang, who often communicates in diagrams, reached for a pen and drew two circles on a page.
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Ratification of the deal could come down to how the union communicates the proposal to its members.
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His goal when he communicates is to persuade -- and often to goad -- not win praise for accuracy.
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Should there be rules about how often or in what manner Mr. Trump communicates with the public?
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They even make a fridge that adds flavor to your filtered water and communicates with your smartphone.
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Whether you like it or not, the clothing you wear instantly communicates signals to other people's subconscious.
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In addition, when the device communicates with the app, the information passes through the vendor's servers unencrypted.
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In addition, writing samples will also give you a clear sense of how that person thinks and communicates.
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McNamara said Thursday that the Word of Life Christian Church's congregants believe Tiffanie Irwin communicates directly with God.
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She communicates to her constituents A LOT and is as active on Twitter as President Donald Trump is.
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Some critics say the way IARC considers and communicates whether substances are carcinogenic is flawed and needs reform.
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Its black volume communicates a midnight quality, even in brilliant Florida sunshine, while gold accentuates the facade fractures.
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It's instantly goofy, and instead of conveying all the awkward details of real life, it just communicates lightheartedness.
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The effort was undertaken independent of the RNC and Trump campaign, Evans said, though he communicates with them.
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"However, the industry needs to consider how it communicates when funds are linked to financial benchmarks," Butler said.
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It's clear that the time has arrived for a shift in the way the company communicates its ambitions.
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Finally, each component communicates via Arlo's new SmartHub, which was previously announced alongside the Arlo Ultra security camera.
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JPMorgan communicates any changes of index constituents to its clients on the last trading day of the month.
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So this network seems to play some kind of regulatory role in how the brain communicates with itself.
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It's an easy-to-read visual that communicates the direction you and your opponent are attacking or guarding.
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"We appreciate that BSEE still faces challenges internally in how it develops and communicates management initiatives," he said.
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On the left, you have Orwell itself, a kind of data-management system that communicates to your handler.
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McTeer communicates all this with a clenched jaw and unwavering gaze – and that's before all the stunt work.
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It communicates a bias toward that writer, a habit I thought the Book Review had gotten away from.
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This choice communicates "I am an adult, and I'm capable of taking reasonably good care of my phone."
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Every effort is made to ensure that the only person a detainee communicates with is his CIA interrogator.
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Even art that isn't overtly political in nature communicates a great deal about the circumstances surrounding its production.
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Marketplace communicates by means of a 4GLT modem that can connect to a cellular network or Wi-Fi.
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"I don't see any place where the board communicates that they don't follow the code," Mr. Houben said.
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Though many men are in denial about it, their resistance communicates a feeling of entitlement to women's labor.
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But the book also communicates a strong sense of the suffering without which this history would be incomplete.
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It is a good thing when a museum communicates with the public about the nature of its collection.
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He communicates his enthusiasm effortlessly, so that you leave "Tall" with an awakened intellect and wide-open eyes.
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The choreography and direction, by Andrew Letso Kola, who also conceived the story, communicates through clear, simple gestures.
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Is it a form of government censorship or should he be free to choose with whom he communicates?
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He communicates with victims, extracts ransoms via Bitcoin, and shares 40 percent of each payment with the affiliate.
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She communicates with her 285,000-plus followers almost exclusively through lip syncs, and she films herself at work.
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The innovative technology registers which fingers you're tapping and communicates with your device to produce the desired outcome.
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The effect overwhelms the senses and communicates the verve of jazz as an all-encompassing, all-consuming genre.
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A resume with the word "helped" communicates to an employer that "there's no level of ownership," explains Varelas.
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The president has redefined how an American leader communicates with the public, tweeting out announcements, praise and critiques.
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Yes, he communicates authenticity to an electorate ravenous for it and has given potent voice to Americans' economic angst.
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An employee installs the Intel-aware device, which communicates to a server, which is part of an IOT platform.
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The XF has its own feel, softer on its feet with a touch of body roll that communicates nicely.
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No one uses BlackBerry Messenger anymore, but it created the very foundation of how the world still communicates today.
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Apart from the flip-flop on tariffs, companies are troubled by how the administration conducts and communicates trade policy.
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Each communicates a story visually and each does so creatively, whether they are saying a lot or a little.
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The program, part of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, maintains flood maps and communicates flood risks to local residents.
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As we see images in our minds, he glimpses scents; as we speak in words, he communicates in fumes.
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According to her website, Fleischmann used to think she was the only kid with autism who communicates by spelling.
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Most importantly, she is someone who has Trump's trust and regularly communicates directly with people on the President's behalf.
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These days, Nintendo communicates directly with fans via Nintendo Direct broadcasts that essentially boil down to fan-focused infomercials.
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For those who don't know, Caputo isn't your ordinary reality star with big hair, she communicates with the dead.
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"No question that the way everyone communicates is changing, and we are changing with it," Bradley told The Hill.
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Don Vaughn is a neuroscientist at the University of California Los Angeles and regularly communicates science in the media.
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LONDON — The Secretary of the Admiralty communicates to the press the following telegram, which he received at 10.30 a.m.
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Because Spyro's first level so effectively communicates tone and character (as well as mechanics), even today it feels contemporary.
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Paying for a program communicates that the increase is supposed to be a lasting change, not a fleeting boost.
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Coming into contact with fluids in the stomach, the sensor is activated and communicates this to the MyCite Patch.
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The patch communicates all of this to the MyCite App on a compatible mobile device, such as a smartphone.
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He communicates with them, intellectually and visually, but even more important, soulfully — and, one imagines, they communicate with him.
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I know: him, that Bernie Sanders supporter so badly feeling the Bern that he communicates in condescension and flames.
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Neither is a trait that anyone should want in a president — and either label essentially communicates the same criticism.
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Landing the role was a twist for Mr. Tarango — who rather than speaking, communicates almost exclusively by sign language.
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I don't know how much it's affected how the story communicates to people, but it's there in my heart.
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Um communicates all of this, while at the same time signaling that you're not done speaking yet, thank you.
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Though the specifics of what kind of sonics the pieces represent is obscure, somehow each shape communicates a sound.
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He communicates through 90-minute speeches and lengthy interviews studded with references to philosophers, archaic words and refined grammar.
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And in their annual letter, Ms. Gates, 53, is blunt in her view of the way Mr. Trump communicates.
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Simply by stating, "We needed you," Jerry communicates that Ezekiel's value has always been more symbolic than anything else.
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Tattoos are expressions of individuality, and getting inked typically communicates something unique about a person's experiences, personality, or beliefs.
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"She communicates a lot of empathy with people, and that makes her a very inclusive person," Ms. Clark said.
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That may force the company to take a more circumspect approach to growth and how it communicates its dreams.
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Social media platforms are how I promote my personal brand, and how the fashion industry communicates with its followers.
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Christina D'Alessandro, who has nearly 8,500 followers, says the case communicates how she feels about her relationship to Instagram.
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His team of marshals is positioned along the course and communicates safety hazards using flags, as in motor racing.
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One communicates through a picture board and an iPad; a helper supports her arm as she taps out words.
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Homeland security also typically communicates with faith-based or community organizations that may be specifically targeted by a threat.
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A photographer will hook a radio transmitter that communicates with a corresponding transmitter on the photographer's main handheld camera.
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Supply and demand, and the supply side is what communicates what the pricing looks like for the demand side.
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Almost by stealth, but also with cheerful forthrightness, she communicates a rich and challenging array of feelings and ideas.
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The 82-year-old who only communicates freely by talking about driving and decorating, or by complaining about other people, and the 47-year-old who only communicates freely by talking about music and complaining about his health, with the thin sliver of overlap represented by the presence of a brand new belt.
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While this piece lacks the frenetic energy seen in her later works, it communicates solemnity in the face of war.
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First, the financial industry must simplify retirement plans and the language through which it communicates the choices that are available.
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Obviously, each of them still communicates with the president on a regular basis, meaning the trust is far from blind.
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However, the new Twitter ban is sure to cause significant problems for the NPS and how it communicates emergency measures.
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Barr communicates constantly with others online, yet she's insulated herself from the sort of introspective conversations her work once inspired.
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The small GPS tracker can be attached to any garment with a magnetic lock, and communicates with the parent's phone.
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To accomplish this, Amazon made a microwave that communicates with an Echo to let you use voice commands for control.
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The machine then wirelessly communicates with a PC to translate what is happening on the VR headset to the device.
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The Nokia Sleep is a Wi-Fi-enabled rectangular pad that communicates with Nokia's Health Mate app on your phone.
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Thud, go the drums and guitars, yeah, wails the singer as she communicates everything she intends to and no more.
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Reading text is always a problem, for example, so Mech Skeleton doesn't have any—the game communicates entirely through audio.
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The backpack pairs to your phone over Bluetooth and communicates with the company's iOS / Android app to change the screen.
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The significant damage boost it applies can make quick work of even the hardiest enemy tanks, provided your team communicates.
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There can't be a lag while the device communicates to a larger enterprise database and compares it with other data.
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Zero Dawn draws the sci-fi connection a little sharper, but Horizon effectively communicates the game's broader goals and themes.
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The cohort communicates in a private Facebook group and often passes clients to each other, based on location and availability.
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The team communicates over iMessage, which seems like very bad OPSEC, but otherwise the mechanics of the operation are believable.
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Love it or hate it, President Trump is forever changing how a president communicates and some people just resist change.
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President Trump reportedly communicates with Hannity often and Hannity has been a vehement supporter of the president and his policies.
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Physically she's very funny, and she communicates strength and at the same time she's got this great Midwestern open face.
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The Fed must extricate itself from the presidential grip and regain its independence by the way it works and communicates.
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You don't want to read about a couple who is happy and communicates well and their stocks are doing good.
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Prisa communicates resolution of share purchase agreement between the company and unit of Altice, MEO, for stake in Media Capital.
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"Joe, I'm not leaving my wife for you," Obama is fake-saying here, with a look that clearly communicates otherwise.
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That says a lot about your spirit in terms of how she communicates and wants to communicate in her life.
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Mr. Kim barely communicates with foreign leaders, including those of China, which remains his most important ally despite increased tensions.
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These moods also act as a social signal that communicates disengagement and withdrawal from competition and provides a protective cover.
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He once again communicates through an unlikely means (a series of crayon drawings, as opposed to season one's Christmas lights).
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When it is time to work, a sailor communicates with the dolphin through a combination of whistles and hand signals.
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"Sitting with someone who understands, who communicates caring, who is listening, is itself a reason for living," Dr. Conwell said.
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Rivera sends two people out in each delivery vehicle, essentially a driver and a runner who communicates with the guest.
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The song follows a bleary synthesizer riff, and although it isn't an especially glum melody, it communicates a precise ennui.
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How could he be ignorant of what strangulation does to the human body, and what it communicates to the victim?
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The samples bump up against the rap, and each communicates a distinct message: Lootpack would not be bought or sold.
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Ms. Shaner's ex-husband, retired from the military, lives in another city and communicates with Zac mainly through birthday cards.
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Since September, Stepanova has trained under Alexander Seeger, a coach in Germany with whom she communicates by email and Skype.
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It communicates through juxtapositions, placing isolated moments from two lives side by side rather than composing a single, chronological narrative.
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With today's acquisition, it means that Medium is committed to building a platform that communicates with the rest of the internet.
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Users input text commands, which the bot dutifully communicates often, to explore the game's world, battle, and of course capture pokémon.
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McIntyre points out that the bowel communicates with the brain through other pathways as well, including the metabolic and nervous systems.
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For many, the label communicates that a product was grown in a way that is healthier for people and the environment.
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What makes Dojo weird is the included Dojo Pebble, which takes four AA batteries and communicates wirelessly with the base station.
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In October, Teforia, a startup that raised $17 million for a $1,000 tea infuser that communicates with your smartphone, ceased operations.
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A glitter phone case communicates to the world that you're fun, spunky, and enjoy a shiny distraction once in a while.
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Because the Great Pumpkin never shows, Schulz, simply and brilliantly, communicates sincerity is worthless if the object of faith is false.
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He is a child that communicates with emotion and actions so it is difficult for him to communicate how he is.
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Angela Jansen communicates with her carer during her art performance "I'm still present" at an exhibition in Berlin on Aug. 23.
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As Hugh Glass, a wilderness guide left for dead by fur trappers, he communicates suffering and tenacity in every small gesture.
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That meant adding a voice-over, which added to the overall storybook vibe Luna already communicates visually and with its narrative.
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By mid-2019, it could lead to a rethink of the tools it uses and the way it communicates policy decisions.
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He communicates details involving the bridge's towers, the suspensions cables, the anchorages, the roadways and the electrics for her to administer.
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Another protagonist, beside the natives and the scientists, is the jungle, like a giant living entity that communicates, that says things.
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The Pantelligent frying pan communicates with the Pantelligent app, providing information on the real-time temperature of your meal-in-progress.
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But an Uber engineer recently testified that Levandowski communicates with the new self-driving boss on a day-to-day basis.
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He looked like an asshole: The T-shirt, we'd argue, communicates a lack of respect for the officials in the room.
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It communicates with your Netatmo Welcome camera using Bluetooth Low Energy to emit a loud alert if there's an unknown person.
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Network cards, graphics cards, solid state drives (SSDs) and other components also have their own firmware that communicates with the EFI.
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It's obviously slightly more subdued than the original, but Clark's voice communicates Joe Strummer's fundamental urgency with its breathiness and verve.
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This is a great phrase to include in your résumé because it communicates the financial benefit you bring to a company.
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BetterWorks is building integrations with whatever software use most, which in turn communicates our progress on a task in the background.
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His art communicates an attachment to utilitarian design in an earnest and handsome manner that is at once timeless and futuristic.
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Between the lines: This is a significant change, because the public language used by the State Department usually communicates a policy.
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Despite a certain triumphal tone, this essay communicates an excitement, anticipation and, above all, an ambition that the exhibition completely fulfills.
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The referee communicates with two video assistant referees sitting in a room in the stadium with access to all camera angles.
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Today, with political polarization having festered, those addressing the underlying ideas that "The Last Jedi" communicates seem rooted on firmer ground.
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Land Rover's Touch Pro Duo system communicates via an in-car modem and can find filling stations and provide traffic information.
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Dave and I finally locate the source of the sound and light show — the "base station" that communicates with the sock.
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Crowded with paintings they have made together and separately, their show communicates a smart, ambiguous, mostly unsatisfying polish at closer range.
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Third, focus as much on how well the teacher communicates the material as on how well the teacher knows the material.
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The game's understanding of itself is straightjacketed by superstition and macho sentimentality; it communicates exclusively in jargon and cliche and acronym.
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It's one of the few insects to live with its family, and it communicates by making about a dozen different sounds.
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The only real difference is that an online nutritionist communicates with people via tex or video chat, or email, Manaker says.
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Terry's impairments (derived from a bunk-bed accident) seem like a writerly convenience, but Mr. Isola winningly communicates sweetness and perplexity.
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This communicates to him that she's interested in him as a mate, and she's not just trying to steal his home.
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His country is presented to us as all heat and dust and moonlight; his family communicates in inscrutable Eastern-sounding parables.
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"I have never really been viewed as an artist," said Mr. Le Parc, 88, who communicates exclusively in French and Spanish.
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And perhaps because Ms. Warner has twice previously directed "Lear," she communicates a feeling for the play from the inside out.
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Sarah, who has a 3-year-old daughter, Jessie, communicates with her mostly absent husband, Dean (Cary Joji Fukunaga), via Skype.
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Sally Hawkins turns on her ray-of-sunshine warmth to play a mute worker who communicates and bonds with the creature.
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The one thing they all share is a hollow look in their eyes that communicates the precarious situation they're forced into.
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But Stephanie Grisham, the White House press secretary, said in a statement that the first lady communicates "differently" from President Trump.
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But Stephanie Grisham, the White House press secretary, said in a statement that the first lady communicates "differently" from President Trump.
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The liberal elite who communicates that we're not racist in any way is as much of the problem as anything else.
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It "communicates originality, ingenuity and visionary thinking," Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, said by way of explanation.
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That's clearest on the album standout, "Bloodline," which communicates a cruel sentiment — "don't want you in my bloodline" — with disarming casualness.
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Or, in a more complicated scenario, watch how he communicates a switch with VanVleet against Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks.
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Mr. Trump continues to embolden white supremacists and unabashedly communicates to them that it is fine to be who they are.
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The transition is seamless, effortlessly communicates what's different about it, and it's got me frustrated there aren't more games for it.
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You don't want to participate (read: spend money), but are programmed to believe that not participating communicates that you don't care.
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What the title Miss Sloane communicates to me is that the titular character doesn't quite get the level of respect she deserves.
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I can see we got along OK. We all talk about political communicates like that when constructive talks, you know the language.
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It then communicates with the Sonogenic over Bluetooth, supplying only the chords or solo notes that would be appropriate for the song.
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JPMorgan communicates any changes of index constituents to its clients on the last trading day of the month, according to fund managers.
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And it could communicate with that first distribution layer the same way the first distribution layer communicates with the transmission layer, i.e.
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"Ryanair is delighted with its latest environmental advertising campaign, which communicates a hugely important message for our customers," spokeswoman Alejandra Ruiz said.
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Mr. Corlett communicates with his students via arm-waving conversations, telling them how to be patient and how to calm the cow.
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POLICY BY TWEET Apart from the flip-flop on tariffs, companies are troubled by how the administration conducts and communicates trade policy.
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" By routing callers through main offices, he said, "It has the potential to add a political filter to how DOE communicates science.
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Only one national politician, Andrade said, talks about abolishing ICE in a way that communicates the complexities of the issue: Ocasio-Cortez.
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When the vlogger reaches into the dark, creaking and clanking communicates the difficulty of the task and also bulk of the machine.
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In addition, Beacon features a screen that communicates with your rider and reminds them to wear their seat belt and exit curbside.
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She says a lot of words and communicates well and she always says please and thank you, but she's also very sassy.
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One of the aspects that's super interesting — and potentially replicable in real life — is how the character Will communicates through Christmas lights.
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The company communicates via email, text messaging and social media (which, to my mind, exchanges one kind of persistent hell for another).
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"If the BOJ communicates poorly, that's going to raise the caution in markets as you get into the Fed decision," he said.
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As the title suggests, it communicates to us, in myriad ways, precisely the place, the people, and the politics we'll subsequently experience.
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There's really interesting policy stuff he's done with Cuba and the FCC, and then some of it's the way he communicates, right?
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Autism spectrum disorder is a neurological and developmental disorder that affects how a person behaves and interacts with others, communicates, and learns.
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It is a game that wants to sell itself based on what it believes and how it communicates those beliefs to players.
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The random sample communicates in one unpremeditated frame all the significance that particular person's drive down that particular road could possibly contain.
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Each drone communicates individually with the main computer, and GPS and precision flying keep drones from bumping into each other, KTXL reported.
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Light is a powerful signal to your human system as it communicates and helps orient you to the time of the day.
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ABB has identified digital technology – where machinery communicates with control centers to increase productivity and reduce downtime – as a driver of growth.
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The Columbus, Ohio, company, called Beam Dental, started out by selling Bluetooth-connected toothbrushes, meaning that their product communicates with an app.
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A network carrier, like AT&T, communicates from the ground with the nearest Loon balloon and the balloons communicate with each other.
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The resulting mix between the two dialects communicates to the rest of the world something about the person who picked it up.
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Peeqo, created by Abhishek Singh for his thesis project at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program, communicates with its human companion via animated GIFs.
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Though some of the intent is lost in translation, the music communicates that Cosmatos' heavy metal fantasy isn't in service of escapism.
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"If he's got a problem," Mr. Holmes said, "he probably communicates it directly and doesn't feel the need to pontificate in public."
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The facts and arguments she communicates should be studied by anyone interested in the fate of democracy, in Brazil or anywhere else.
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At worst, it communicates that message more broadly to the most fervent of the white supremacists who number among the president's supporters.
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"Faced with a current severe security situation, Secretary Mattis' visit to Korea ... also communicates the strongest warning to North Korea," Han said.
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He has been dating the same woman for several years, and he also communicates with Ms. Chaulk every so often through Facebook.
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The resulting portrait has a soft, painterly quality, evoking the subdued glow of the screens through which she communicates with her family.
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Kushner reportedly communicates with foreign leaders through WhatsApp, including with MBS — something that cybersecurity experts say also makes him vulnerable to hacking.
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A catcher communicates with the pitcher, as well, signaling with his fingers what kind of pitch he thinks the pitcher should throw.
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The one thing about this president, he certainly communicates with the people of this country and lets them know what he thinks.
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Instead of working with Tarot cards or my astrological birth chart, Shine communicates with spirit guides — both her clients' and her own.
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"Shorn of its rambling character, and in not so many words, this is the essence of what the president communicates," Schiff began.
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The first is the Lumi's beacon, which communicates with the drone to keep it where it is and acts as self-stabilization.
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"Working with Hunter, he's my silent partner that communicates with his eyes and his energy and his ears," the retired firefighter said.
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Driver message boards helped make details like how an Uber-like company messages and communicates with drivers through an app more realistic.
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This fact, which Wiseman never communicates outright, is an unspoken assumption of both the film's creation and peoples' reasons for seeing it.
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"Here, the Anti-Discrimination Act regulates conduct (discrimination in sales) regardless of whether, or what, it communicates," Craig and Mullins's attorneys wrote.
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"Here, the Anti-Discrimination Act regulates conduct (discrimination in sales) regardless of whether, or what, it communicates," Craig and Mullins's attorneys write.
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It toils until its death for the sake of the community, and it communicates with the rest of the colony through dancing.
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Dr Rus would like to replace it with a system that scans its user's environment and communicates back to him what it sees.
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In Ripa's eyes, Seacrest, who she communicates with nightly and spends time with on weekends, is "the future of the franchise," she said.
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The teardrop half of the Ween communicates with a traditional wall-mounted actuator unit that works with just about any central HVAC system.
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Their skin-to-skin contact communicates that familiarity, sameness, and intimacy exist across all black cultures, no matter where Lawson's photographs are taken.
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Local journalists lament that they have no access to her and that she communicates mainly through the propaganda machine created by the army.
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It's a starter kit, with a low barrier to entry, especially when paired with a cooking coach who communicates with you via text.
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It communicates with the Pillsy app, where you enter pill type, dosage and how the medicine is prescribed (daily, hourly, twice-a-day).
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Now 8, with flowing brown hair, Jillian steers her electric wheelchair with her tongue and communicates by mouthing words barely above a whisper.
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"This man communicates in such an honest direct and spontaneous way ... even with the greatest actors you find that very rarely," Wenders said.
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Glassman communicates his passion and absolute belief in his program at every opportunity, but he also respects the opinion of the CrossFit community.
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But because KyoAni's creators are able to put so much expressiveness into the characters, it communicates much of what they're feeling without words.
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Mordhau impressively communicates its setting of dirty, grimy footsoldier combat with a very high chance of a stray blade slashing into your side.
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AW: Yeah, this happens a number of times, and it gets confusing because the game never clearly communicates that a switch has happened.
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Created for his daughter as a play object, this figure in Cretan walnut and black mulberry communicates a father's love for his daughter.
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Powell communicates this sense of dread through his use of shadow, and also by focusing his illustrations on the eyes of his figures.
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Apple's Siri communicates with different apps in different regions, including (most prominently) Wikipedia, Yelp, Rotten Tomatoes, Fandango, Shazam, OpenTable, The Weather Channel, Yahoo!
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The concierge then scours the best vendors and communicates the job in detail so things get done right the first time, on time.
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When the driver presses a button, the drone lifts off to scan the area for bins and communicates their locations to the robot.
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Picture it: an enormous queen spider station in the corner of your apartment that communicates wirelessly with its smaller and less powerful offspring.
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With the mobile technology however, we have access to much more granular data including who regularly communicates or meets with terrorists and where.
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Instead, Cozmo connects to a iOS or Android app, which communicates with Anki's servers where more of heavier lifting is taken care of.
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According to the National Autistic Society, autism is a "developmental disability that affects how a person communicates with and relates to other people".
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"An airline that communicates the essence of our beautiful country, an airline we can all be proud of," Sirika said at the unveiling.
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If a person communicates that they're in a trial, it may require them to take off work or go to appointments with doctors.
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In the simulator, the driver generally wears his helmet and racing clothes, communicates with his engineers, receives instructions and comments on the sensations.
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Meanwhile, Tru's Hilton branding communicates quality and consistency, according to Jaritz, and guests can participate in the company-wide Hilton Honors rewards program.
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"I have an email address that I email that actually changes every week," he said of how he communicates with the superstar singer.
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Espenilla said the central bank announces and communicates its estimate of the country's inflation path two years in advance, signaling its policy intentions.
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He weaves food into his stories in a mundane way that communicates the deep-seated reasons of why, how, and what we eat.
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"He is adapting some of the painting techniques he saw in Paris, but he adapts them in a way that communicates," says Coffey.
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However, it is also a good opportunity to take stock of his crisis management style, including the way he communicates to the public.
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The elements are then linked together by wires, with the effect being a device that "senses, actuates, and communicates," according to the researchers.
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You appoint a single voice, and then what that voice communicates is dictated by facts — the facts on the ground, science, public health.
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" Atticus's pedantic reverence for the rule of law communicates to Scout and Jem a message that has misled generations of "honorable white Southerners.
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Using a software program called the Referee Engagement Forum, or REF, the league communicates with referees with the goal of improving their performance.
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Something that is tied with a chive is manipulated in order to express elegance and care, but in fact only communicates their absence.
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NextGen is not one piece of technology but a series of interconnected systems that will change how air traffic sees, navigates and communicates.
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It means that you no longer need to plug a bridge that connects to your Wi-Fi network and communicates with your lock.
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The system, which communicates targeting info among various platforms, can target low-level and ballistic missiles threatening ships, or even targets on land.
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He and other private equity executives receive more annually than the leaders of Facebook and Apple, companies that revolutionized the way society communicates.
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"Usually a trance shaman, called a balian, officiates and communicates with the ancestors to find out who has been reincarnated," Professor Vickers said.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah) also denounced the maneuver as "a betrayal" which communicates to allies abroad that the U.S. is an unreliable partner.
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It is hard not to be uplifted by the sheer delight Thiebaud communicates through these homely subjects, about which he feels so strongly.
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Green expertly communicates the confusion and pain of Aza's invasive thoughts, the way they spin out of control and their inescapable hold on her.
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"It's possible the information is conflicting, it's possible we're just not used to hearing the new president communicates yet," Blunt said of Trump's comments.
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This innovative housing solution uses mass-produced, demountable, and transportable elements that, at the same time, aesthetically communicates a charming calm and sunny sophistication.
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This, of course, does not mean that his action has no motive or significance at all, or that the slogan communicates nothing to anyone.
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He has not been replaced and while he doesn't have access to a phone or laptop, he communicates with this lieutenants through his lawyers.
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She has pledged to live as a hermit for the rest of her life, though she communicates with the outside world through social media.
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Google communicates these "Areas of Interest" to its users through a specific orange shading, but with a level of detail that is truly stunning.
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However, Tay said that China needs to make improvements to the way it communicates with markets, averting the need for traders to second-guess.
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" "[The] using of actual charcoal from the fire turns a negative into a positive," explains Liu, "and directly communicates the message of the campaign.
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Left and right earbuds are connected by a collar that goes around your neck, and the whole unit communicates with your phone via Bluetooth.
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While she often comes off as an old soul, Arango communicates from the road in the same ways that everyone else her age does.
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Like a Lamborghini that communicates its internal speed with an aggressive exterior, this memory wants to not only be fast, but look fast too.
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Intelligence officials say data about an American is "incidentally" collected when he or she communicates with a target reasonably believed to be living overseas.
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Addy's Agape V communicates unity and envisions the need for "love and kindness," virtues Hillary Clinton has often spoken of on the campaign trail.
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It leaves marks on a canvas according to his instructions that he communicates through an optical tracking system attached to a paintbrush-like rod.
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"Control" is not technically autobiographical, but representatively, there's disappointment that it communicates—a disappointment with the world and how it works, and the disconnection.
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Salary: $185,951A senior finance manager is responsible for capital-related decisions, and gathers information about assets and sales to communicates those numbers to executives.
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For the community, it gives them a voice in the process, explains their concerns, and communicates how their issues may be addressed most effectively.
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"Everybody talks, everybody communicates, and it's just kind of having people appreciate a little bit where Vinnie came from, the old neighborhood," Cifu said.
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For example, our pilot disabled the feature that communicates with air traffic control, since we didn't want to send out a false emergency broadcast.
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Tillerson acknowledged, however, that he and Trump have "different management styles," and that he's had to adjust the way he communicates with the President.
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"I tell my students: If you want a great pianist who communicates something special, it's Arthur Rubinstein; a great cellist, Pablo Casals," he continued.
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The assist feature is activated by the clutch, which communicates to the ECU and raises the engine RPM when the clutch begins to engage.
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American intelligence and counterterrorism officials say he eschews all electronic devices, which could identify his location, and probably communicates through a series of couriers.
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"It communicates with our database and informs us about the system performance, energy consumption, appliance use," explained Paula Berning, corporate sustainability manager at Mobisol.
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Wilkins communicates differently — at a higher rate of notes per minute — peppering you with action before letting his tone disintegrate into a dry bawl.
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Supply-side economics, which is bad science but savvy politics, because it communicates to working-class whites that Republicans understand what they want: jobs.
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Jerry Maguire famously coined the phrase "Help me, help you," which eloquently communicates this message, but let's use an even more familiar example — moving.
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Essentially, the mother not only imparts speech; she also communicates traditions, behaviors, responsibilities, and everything from which one might argue a culture is comprised.
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It forces you to think about what you don't know about the creature: what it eats, where it lives, how it communicates with others.
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And the look she gives has to be one that communicates not only pleasure in being looked at, but pleasure in what she sees.
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It also has the benefit of being agnostic to the kind of wireless radio it communicates over — it could be traditional Wi-Fi, 802.15.
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Sully's sensitivity to her cultural influences and history is acute and visionary, and Deloria's analysis and scholarship communicates his deep respect for her vision.
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Details: Cannon is a new early phase of a multi-stage attack — it communicates basic information with command and control servers and downloads new malware.
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SO IT'S THE MEDIA THAT REALLY COMMUNICATES WITH MOST OF US. AND IF YOU HAVE ALL OF THESE TECHNOLOGY TOOLS AVAILABLE, WHY NOT USE THEM?
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The result is work that communicates the kind of frank openness that goes hand-in-hand with the decision to let go of being pretty.
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A copy of one subpoena obtained by the Times requests "records, research, contracts, bank records, communicates," and other documents related to the Flynn Intel Group.
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More than a year later, Sony Entertainment CEO Michael Lynton says that the infamous hack has changed how he communicates with colleagues and loved ones.
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A consistent brand identity not only communicates your company's purpose and values to customers, but it also shapes your product development cycle and corporate culture.
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Google says its goal with the Developer Program Policy Center redesign is to improve how it communicates its policies to help developers avoid accidental pitfalls.
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Rather than worry about how things could be perceived, Trump communicates in a way many inside the bubble of the Beltway simply refuse to understand.
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A malicious website helps install the spyware, called "Agent," as an Anonymizer, which communicates back to a Pegasus Installation server over at the operator's location.
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Right now, the device communicates with a computer via a wire, but the team is working on adding Bluetooth to connect it to a smartphone.
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Believing Lee to be ignorant in the way that words can trigger people, Will communicates that the word "aggressive" has a negative, racially charged connotation.
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Communicates AuthenticallyCommunicates proactively and in a timely manner to share information, persuade, and influence with the appropriate level of detail, tone, and opportunities for feedback.
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Call Me By Your Name's not-so-secret weapon is Chalamet, whose performance communicates everything in Elio's head and more if you watch closely enough.
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"(His Royal Highness) the Crown Prince communicates regularly with various senior officials within the Royal Court on different matters," a Saudi official told the Journal.
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"The government could come to Twitter and say, 'Hey, we want everyone that Snowden communicates with, his direct messages and who he follows,' " he claimed.
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That gesture communicates so much about her disbelief that this affront has actually happened, and her emotional distance from those at the center of it.
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It communicates this information to a smartphone through Bluetooth, allowing you to adjust your casting and depth to increase your chance of getting a bite.
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"Of course when the President communicates with the Cabinet those communications are protected so we will need to be able to accommodate that," he added.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, the man is deaf and communicates through sign language, and told police he had entered the trailer to take food.
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Instead, the store communicates with its customers via social media and an email newsletter, where the most-read stories are about events and staff picks.
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When ingested, the pill communicates with a patch worn on the patient's body, which in turn sends signals to an app that collects the information.
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The Smart Extruder+ sensor system communicates with MakerBot Desktop and MakerBot Mobile to keep users informed about the status of a print wherever they go.
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The team is running the game off of a Windows virtual machine hosted in the cloud that communicates with Universe via web sockets and VNC.
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But the coif is magnificent, an exposed ego of an updo that communicates all the shoestring pretensions of the world Eugene and Jane occupy together.
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"Alex is a guy that communicates well with the players; he's a guy that studies the game," Astros designated hitter Carlos Beltran said this month.
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It's that construction of the image that communicates the way I see that world in those spaces and what I'm trying to say about them.
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Respect - The sender communicates to the reader that s/he respects their time and wants to add value to their life, not suck it away.
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The ethereal vision of Fonny wreathed in smoke isn't only striking; it exalts this moment and communicates its evanesce, turning emotion and thought into image.
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He now communicates by using his eyes to pick out letters on a screen, instructing a computerized voice to express the thoughts of Ady Barkan.
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The bubbly text that communicates our simplistic if best defense against a rapidly spreading virus also comes with adorably animated soap dispensers and cartoon germs.
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It also offers that in place of a blue bucket, children can also wear a badge over their costume that communicates their autism to others.
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And there is an alethiometer, the eponymous golden compass that communicates with Dust to reveal the truth to those who know how to read it.
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By excluding women, the VA's motto effectively erases the contributions by women in the military, and communicates to women veterans that they are unwelcome outsiders.
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The speaker communicates to the base (and thus, the TV) over 2.4GHz wireless and can be used to play audio simultaneously with the TV's speakers.
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A bonobo known as Kanzi communicates with a touch-screen displaying hundreds of lexigrams, occasionally combining the symbols with hand gestures to form simple phrases.
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Even today's modern, non-self-driving car communicates lustily; it can send data to the carmaker and to the cloud, navigate, make phone calls etc.
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The first is that of Carl Nielsen: burrow into yourself until you hit gold, producing an irreducible, sui-generis style that communicates your essential self.
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Guerra uses the analogy of "bear country," a term that effectively communicates to visitors that they are not the only apex predator in that landscape.
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There aren't any other V2V-equipped vehicles at dealerships right now in the U.S., though you can buy a Prius in Japan that communicates via DSRC.
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No experiment has directly detected dark matter on Earth, but perhaps there is some portal to these dark sector particles that communicates with regular matter, too.
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However, Hawking, who communicates via a cheek muscle linked to a sensor and computerized voice system, said Hunt had cherry-picked research to justify his arguments.
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With prioritized charging, the Cota Tile first charges devices with lower battery levels; the Cota receiver communicates with the transmitter about how much power it needs.
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The device sits indoors facing your front door and communicates with a series of smaller devices, called Nest Detects, that can be placed throughout your home.
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The Key Light rig communicates wirelessly with the computer, allowing users to control lighting brightness and even warmth via Elgato's Control Center app or Stream Deck.
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The ring, which is lightweight and made out of a soft plastic with a metal accent, communicates with a hub that is connected to your computer.
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After May's death, Mia began living with her father in the Czech Republic, so she mostly communicates with May's family through online conversations and social media.
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Alexa will understand the user's speech, convert it into a command, and then send it to the skill adapter that communicates with the device in question.
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In a spin, the spacecraft could only receive intermittent solar power making it difficult to turn on its transmitter – the way it communicates with the Earth.
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Communicates Honestly: Being honest doesn't mean telling people where they can go if they make you angry, or blurting out every thought that comes to mind.
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Logo and visual identity A brand is a relationship with your audience, and you'll want to make sure that every interaction with them communicates your message.
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Once you input all your information, the chatbot communicates with the airline every time you buy a ticket using the email address you've given the bot.
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Emojis have become the universal way the digital world communicates with each other — as well as a staple of smartphones, tablets and even Apple's new laptop.
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No language in the world merely strings relevant signs together like emoji, or communicates at the tourist-abroad level of pointing and making exaggerated facial expressions.
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Taylor is acutely aware of her following and how she communicates with young women, and will never portray a character that would send the wrong message.
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The O2 app communicates a student's health status to them through emoticons and other phone alerts, and when this status changes, it feels real to them.
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That would be a low-range chip embedded in the shoe that communicates with a smartphone app and helps the company gather data on its customers.
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The key to managing his workload this year, he said, has been making sure he maintains good relationships with all of his teachers and communicates regularly.
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Long hair, on the other hand, communicates femininity in a number of ways, some of them related to how women should not just look but behave.
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Using it on your profile explicitly and implicitly communicates a vast array of desires and preferences, some of them admirable and some of them less so.
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" Reporter Kerry Picket wrote, "Republican political operative Roger Stone says he still communicates with President Donald Trump, and the last conversation he had was relatively recent.
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Using artificial intelligence (AI) to interact with its surroundings, the wheeled machine resembles a penguin with cartoonish human eyes, has interchangeable outfits and communicates in squeaks.
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This obviously refers to how a person communicates, but in this case, it's particularly relevant to how we express and like to receive affection or love.
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She did reveal, however, that while she's largely quiet on the campaign trail, she communicates with her husband frequently and lets him know what she thinks.
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While "biographical" might imply a clear-cut set of personal facts, Williams's work communicates a personal history that's a bit blurrier and less easy to define.
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Trump, who has yet to master that skill, often makes unilateral decisions about how he communicates, ignoring advice and often veering off script, making counterproductive statements.
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Reuters, like other media, has been unable to reach the group, which mainly communicates via Twitter, with the location tracker switched off, and on its website.
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Exoon's CEO said the company would reconsider how it communicates the risks it faces from climate change after shareholders approved a measure calling for increased transparency.
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Mr. Roza, who places an even higher value on his privacy, communicates only by email and prefers to stick to the topic of The Green Papers.
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It involves installing equipment on locomotives and tracks that communicates information about the train's speed as well as the position of the train and track switches.
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A big part of what Guerrero communicates in In the Country We Love is the fact that the emotional wellness of immigrant children is often overlooked.
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It's a breathtaking view that communicates that Mars is truly a tangible location, and we have some fantastically sophisticated robotic eyeballs through which to ogle it.
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"One of the things we expect is there to be pretty vast changes in the way the claustrum communicates with different brain regions," Barrett told me.
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The company said it's begun an internal investigation and that it has not been in touch with the hospital, though it communicates with the regulatory agency.
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"The way she communicates, both the message content as well as her voice and non-verbal facial expression are going to be super important," she says.
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When the media communicates to the public, the assumption is (sometimes by the media, often by the general public) that we know [the answer] 100 percent.
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At one point, she politely but forcefully communicates to her team that she's not getting what she wants — it's "janky" and "not translating," she says, bluntly.
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Dubbed Ballet Mécanique, the five-unit rental structure was commissioned by Katrin Bechtler, a reclusive textile heiress who communicates with the outside world only by fax.
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Linda Darling-Hammond is president and CEO of the Learning Policy Institute, which conducts and communicates independent, high-quality research to improve education policy and practice.
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Weber communicates with Rob Thomson, the bench coach, on the dedicated phone line that goes directly to the dugout, much like the one from the bullpen.
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"If you are doing copywriting work for a company that does blogging or that communicates — which every company does — you should be an employee," says Zaino.
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It may be coincidence, but that wave, the one that communicates touch, is just around the rhythm of a heartbeat, a sort of essential bodily beat.
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"The way that Hilton communicates with their audience, it's very different to eBay, it's very different to Virgin Atlantic, for instance," Phrasee's COO Victoria Peppiatt explained.
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Once it does that, it communicates with an under-bed base station that pumps air through a tube to an insert that lives inside your pillow.
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"I think the President no longer communicates with the people," Youssef Al-Hosiny, a host on the ONTV station, which is privately owned, said on air.
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It communicates over Bluetooth (not Wi-Fi) to the HomeKit hub, and all of the NFC security operations are stored and processed locally on the device.
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Cut out of our lives people who don't make us happy, like the otter-pelt trader who communicates with us only by gesturing with his weapon.
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In a video for investors about Snap's public offering this month, Mr. Spiegel said cameras augmented the way a person communicates, rather than a person's memory.
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A mute, Liz communicates with her husband and children with her expressive eyes and hand gestures, using her youngest as a conduit to the larger world.
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She communicates the depths of boredom, loneliness and depression that afflict expatriate communities, and "The Last Post" gets interesting, rather than just pretty, whenever she's onscreen.
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Kodak communicates with his fans via Instagram, and generally, that is enough for him; being asked uncomfortable questions is something he hasn't learned how to manage.
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To love cinema is to love to share it, and there is nothing that communicates that love as swiftly or as evocatively as an artful poster.
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A better approach is needed to achieve the ultimate goal: a brain interface that communicates vast amounts of information quickly and accurately with other devices and minds.
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In the meantime, Sleep Number might consider being a bit more careful when it comes to customer privacy—and how it communicates its approach with the public.
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As a human draws with a pen, a camera captures the motion and a computer communicates it to the drone, which mimics what the pen is drawing.
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One of them communicates the amount of wind shear that a tropical storm or hurricane is facing, since high amounts of shear can tear a storm apart.
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Sandmann's expression clearly "communicates that I'm better than you, that I don't even have enough respect for you to even say anything to communicate," Howard told me.
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I think a book is a work of art that communicates something intentional, and the experience of reading it is so different from scrolling on the computer.
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The Commission proposes that the crime of espionage is redefined so it can be applied to someone who "not only communicates information," but "obtains or gathers" it.
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The ostensible catharsis of the film, which gleefully communicates its twists and revels in its own improbability, arrives when two of these students return to the roost.
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Everything else about the Chromebook Plus (including the price, relative to other Chromebooks) communicates premium aspirations, so the lack of what should be a standard feature grates.
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"Electronics with just current and voltage is not going to do the trick," she says, pointing out that the brain communicates not just electrically but chemically, too.
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When we described our still-ongoing return experience with Tuft & Needle, the company said it was going to improve the way it communicates return options to customers.
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While generally supportive of President Donald Trump's business friendly policies, Cooperman has been critical at times of the president for the way he conducts himself and communicates.
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But in 2016 the Fed will need to be careful how often it wants to lift borrowing rates and how well it communicates it to the markets.
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He communicates by nodding forward for "yes" and turning to the right for "no," controlling the movements himself as staff help him hold his head muscles up.
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" He later wrote, "Pushing the medium to its limits, she communicates a kind of reckless radiance that comes across in paintings large and small, square or round.
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"There are so many different ways that type communicates to us and acts in a voice and takes on a personality and it's more prevalent than ever."
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This could mean, for instance, leaving behind the conventional cellular structure of mobile networks, in which a single antenna communicates with all the devices within its cell.
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"I think we read off each other really well and he communicates really well for a younger guy, which isn't a surprise," Orpik said of Schmidt. 1.
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And then they're going to go back in the database and purge all the collection that was triggered by "about," without regard to who the communicates were.
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Fast forward to today: Framing is now a service that communicates, "I have my shit together," and this is partly because it is a notoriously expensive service.
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"As President Trump's personal attorney, Mr. Giuliani communicates in private with the President and his senior staff on a regular basis," the senators added in their letter.
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The transmitter communicates between the headset and the PC, but isn't totally wire-free; there would still be a wire running from your pocket to the headset.
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When a domain flips over into Microsoft's hands, the company can use it to observe and map Fancy Bear's server network, which communicates with the Microsoft domains.
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At GTA IV's outset, he communicates a stinging disappointment: He expected America to be better and vows to rebel against what is in actuality its base appeal.
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An expression of muscular full-bloodedness and patriotic values, wrote Barthes, steak "communicates its national glamour" to the humble frites (chips) with which it shares a plate.
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After all, Trump is a post-literate president whose worldview is shaped by a feedback loop with Fox News and who communicates with the world via Twitter.
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There are at least two feature films in development about Mr. Manson, who still has a small circle of followers he communicates with through letters from prison.
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If sending a cold email to someone you don't know, "you need a subject line that indicates value and communicates what they're going to get," said Bodnar.
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"Your willingness to see your child struggle communicates that you believe they are capable and that they can handle any outcome, even a negative one," she says.
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According to a certain interpretation of the auteur theory, a film's value derives from the extent to which it communicates the personality and character of its director.
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Further, their reporting communicates practical insights as to how propaganda campaign messaging fits into broader stories being pushed by the Kremlin that in some way benefit Russia.
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Sense by Hello is a small white ball that sits next to the bed and communicates with monitors called "sleep pills" that clip on to one's pillows.
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It's partially a clever way to indicate their diminishing health without putting a meter on the screen, but it also communicates a larger sense of animal vulnerability.
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I was raised Catholic, but I was always looking for ways that the environment communicates with us in a more definitive way than just going to church.
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For the uninitiated, it's essential to find an agent who communicates clearly and thoroughly with you, is easily reachable, and responds to questions in a timely way.
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All of this communicates not just a personal opposition to same-sex marriage — which is still common among Republican politicians — but a personal hatred for gay people.
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The S Pen, bundled with the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10, is a Low-Energy Bluetooth stylus that now communicates gesture commands with its paired smartphone wirelessly.
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Mr. Campbell's observatory vocal communicates a depth of love that transcends time, demonstrating that the narrator's mind never wandered from the child, no matter the physical distance.
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John Kasich to drop out of the race, Marino said Trump will have to change how he communicates with women as part of his general election strategy.
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So I'm really not beholden to one specific medium, like I'll make a steel piece out of shock cord, and that sort of communicates a subatomic realm.
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Otherwise, the presumptive Democratic front-runner communicates a sense of moral and ideological certitude — unrelentingly sustained for decades — that seems to thrill his followers but terrifies me.
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Paradoxically, the traditional labels have a precision to them that, if you take the time to learn the lingo, communicates almost exactly what is in the bottle.
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Ratcliffe said his amendment will ensure that the policy clearly lays out how DHS communicates with security researchers about how to mitigate or solve identified vulnerabilities. Rep.
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It communicates using "messenger molecules," which allow for semiosis (signalling) and symbiosis (interspecies coöperation), helping the species to improve its circumstances as the process of evolution unfolds.
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Every company member that communicates or has a chance to communicate with patients should ask questions specific to their expertise and need to engage in confidential information.
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The internet and nearly all other networks you use, by comparison, are IP-based: each device has its own address and communicates via common, agreed-upon methods.
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A manhole cover is generally deemed successful if its round shape keeps pedestrians from plummeting into the earth, and communicates the subterranean systems below through its design.
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A manhole cover is generally deemed successful if its round shape keeps pedestrians from plummeting into the earth, and communicates the subterranean systems below through its design.
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That means it's powering everything from the sensors and cameras, to the vehicle's decision-making, to the way the car communicates with people and things around it.
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Adam functions at a preschool or kindergarten level, according to his mom, Linda, and communicates through an iPad app that speaks for him based on images he recognizes.
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Branding is crucial, because it defines and communicates a message to those who buy in, and provides lessons on those who don't for the purposes of building relationships.
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Golf Peaks is a brilliant example of how to use themes because it communicates much of how the game works to the player before they even start playing.
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President Donald Trump watches as French President Emmanuel Macron, right, communicates with German Chancellor Angela Merkel during ceremonies at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, on Nov. 11.
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"Because every Perdix communicates and collaborates with every other Perdix, the swarm has no leader and can gracefully adapt to drones entering or exiting the team," added Roper.
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Everything a president communicates to the nation is a presidential act, and Mr Trump has been all-too-clear that his tweets represent his true and unfiltered views.
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As for Bannon, Fuller said his role would be to help push Trump's political agenda through Congress by addressing the way the president communicates and shapes public opinion.
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And he explains that aside from the behavioral differences between his son and daughters, he has learned there are also challenges in the way he communicates with them.
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When a company communicates a fixed mindset, it sends a powerful message to members of stereotyped groups that the organization may view them through the lens of stereotypes.
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Utilizing the Bluetooth connection between both the car and your smartphone, as soon as you near the car the Bluetooth digital key communicates with and unlocks the car.
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Autism is "a developmental disability that affects how a person communicates with and relates to other people and how they experience the world around them," the society says.
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Their AI system, and the concerns and frustrations it communicates to players, brings these issues to the foreground and asks the player to confront them, or fail trying.
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As Bran wargs into a flashback, he communicates to present Hodor through past Hodor, and instead of tearing through space and time, he tears through Hodor's very mind.
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The IWC communicates with the Digital Extremism Observatory, established in 2005 under the supervision of Mohammed Bin Salman, with the aim of monitoring and ultimately combating digital extremism.
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For Macron, that means establishing a "Jupiterian" presidency, in which he communicates to the country on his own terms and operates at a remove from the daily politics.
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Swedbank said in an emailed response to Reuters following the broadcast that it "cooperates fully and communicates clearly, correctly and with the best intentions with all relevant authorities".
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There are endless options out there, but we recommend looking for one that communicates the tone of the occasion, with a nod to your personality as a couple.
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The 3DS game was released earlier this year in Japan and features the titular pocket monster as a deerstalker hat-wearing sleuth who works and communicates with humans.
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If the FBI seeks to interview White House officials in an investigation, they go through the Justice Department, which communicates with White House counsel to arrange the interview.
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Priebus, a former Republican National Committee chairman, clearly has no idea of the proper bounds of how a White House communicates with the Justice Department about ongoing investigations.
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Last month, he was in the final stretch of a campaign to be his district's Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner, an elected official who communicates local concerns to government leaders.
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How have your automaker partners reacted to the idea of working closely with Lyft on things like how a sensor communicates with a passenger and things like that?
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It's very much about the experience, about the event, so putting up events that will modify the way an institution thinks about themselves or communicates with the public.
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The free-to-use system communicates directly with merchants, enabling a driver or passengers to order and pay for a variety of products and services without a cellphone.
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She communicates by headset with Fernando about lighting instruments that aren't focused right; answers texts on her phone from another assistant; and occasionally shouts instructions to the actors.
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Kristin Massoth, a national account manager for BDA, who communicates with the Nationals, displayed a sample of that towel — red with gray script — in her office last week.
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As officials across various layers of Indian government scrambled to respond, Mr. Modi did not say — or tweet, which is how he often communicates — a word about it.
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In another, a monumental payphone dial communicates a sense of panic, the numbers 440-1234 at its center being the city emergency line — the 1960s version of 911.
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"This communicates the concept of dignity, enables children to discern what's appropriate and what's not, and it teaches them independence and agency over their own bodies," she said.
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It's not immediately obvious, but in addition to Bluetooth, the new bulbs also still support the ZigBee wireless protocol, which is how the Hue Bridge communicates with them.
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The plants are also interwoven with one another, so the light emanating from them, as well as from the ground beneath visitors, all communicates in a warm glow.
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Whether it be via a tweet, newsletter, Facebook Live or feature story format, one fact remains: The creator is king, and we will go where the creator communicates.
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But Matisse's Nice series, despite its abundance of sensual décor, communicates an exultant tedium, unlike Delacroix's harem dwellers who were, in fact, on call, waiting in a perfumed vacuum.
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Lillard communicates extremely well, draws fouls, isn't afraid to test scorers at the rim, and even (occasionally) glues himself to his man when trailing a high pick-and-roll.
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The strength of the game lies in what it decides not to tell you, and how it communicates the dangers of the night and potential rewards of the daytime.
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The American military communicates over encrypted radio networks and classified internet portals to relay the same type of information that their Afghan counterparts are broadcasting freely over their smartphones.
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But the consensus to not reveal their intentions was clear, and may show that the steady browbeating by President Donald Trump has begun to influence how the Fed communicates.
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For three decades, students at Columbia have been making bold statements about the lack of inclusivity the inscription communicates -- and they've been doing it right on the building itself.
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"5. Peter Thiel on how he communicates with other good and normal humans:"Maybe I do always have this background program running where I'm trying to think of, 'O.
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Photo: GettyOne year from now, the US Department of Defense (DoD) expects to implement a new infrastructure to increase security around the way it communicates electronically, Gizmodo has learned.
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"Society is constantly silencing people with disabilities," says Haben, who has a guide dog and communicates via a dual keyboard system she devised to convert type to Braille text.
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That means deep learning is powering everything — from the sensors and cameras, to the vehicle's decision-making, to the way the car communicates with people and things around it.
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In 2013, a Dutch mathematical astronomer named Alexander Ollongren created a second version of LINCOS, which communicates similar ideas couched in the language of symbolic logic and lambda calculus.
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In Phantom Menace, Senator Palpatine communicates in real time with the Naboo government via hologram, and does the same with the Trade Federation in his capacity as Darth Sidious.
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This early model gathers information about the user's physical and emotional state through gyroscopes, accelerometers, and optical sensors, then communicates that intel via haptic pulses and screen-displayed messages.
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Some academics see populism first and foremost as a type of leadership in which the charismatic leader communicates directly with the people, bypassing or abolishing representative institutions like parliaments.
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We can see it all around us, from a generation that communicates in gifs and emoji to the slow build of VR headsets explicitly influenced by '90s cyberpunk literature.
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However, another source said no decision would be taken before the ECB formally communicates its rejection of the bank's request for an extension, which should happen early this week.
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The comedy is a warm and wickedly funny coming-of-age story that effectively communicates to a younger generation how all of life's lessons can't be learned in textbooks.
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"Orban communicates well on popular subjects such as the refugee crisis and this drowns out policy mistakes even when they have an acute effect on everyday life," said Kreko.
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"Viewing an image of the effects of lung cancer or heart disease communicates the severity of smoking-related disease far more effectively than words alone," Hammond said by email.
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Halkbank is a public company which communicates with its investors, Simsek said adding that the lender is also in contact and cooperation with the U.S. Justice Department and Treasury.
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During the early portions of the game, Watch Dogs 22 communicates that it is—for better or worse—going to try to engage with questions of identity and marginalization.
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How about when their university president goes on a major cable show, as the president of Wesleyan University did, and openly communicates his disdain for President-elect Donald Trump?
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And just as the glowing Apple logo communicates a certain kind of class and sophistication, a gaming laptop outwardly represents the latest and greatest of the gaming hardware aesthetic.
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As Laurel, who wrote the comic bits and was the more tortured star, Coogan communicates a tremendous amount of anxiety and discord in a slight downturn of the lips.
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"This type of ritual of reversal allows people to let off steam, but also communicates important information to those in power, if they are willing to listen," she said.
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"He communicates in meme," said Jonathan Albright, a researcher at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University who was analyzing Mr. Sayoc's social media accounts on Friday.
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In this wide-ranging discussion, we talk about her role in the organization, how the product and design team communicates and how she finds inspiration for game-changing ideas.
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By backing up such arrogance with perfectly tailored bon mots, Lebowitz demonstrates that for her, there's no difference between the quality of her assessments and how she communicates them.
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The series debunks myths, communicates vital narratives, and resoundingly expresses that the deportations and detentions of innocent people are unfair, oppressive, and the result of overwhelmingly complicated bureaucratic processes.
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Picking up the slack, the director of photography, Andrew Commis, communicates despair through melancholy tracking shots of lonely woods and isolated homesteads, boarded-up businesses and packing-up families.
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But the Structural Skeleton, which features a flying tourbillon within a skeletonized dial, communicates its Graff DNA primarily through a distinctive faceted bezel, reflecting the company's diamond-cutting expertise.
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"I come from a family of preachers," said Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland, who served with Mr. Pence in the House and still communicates with him regularly.
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Watch it in action: Pictar communicates with your phone via high-frequency sounds emitted by the built-in buttons, making it possible for you to adjust settings on the fly.
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The Spark controller looks just like the Mavic Controller except there's no display and no need to plug in your phone, as it communicates with the controller using wi-fi.
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He says not only has this rule saved him time going back and forth over email, it has also helped him build better relationships with the people he communicates with.
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For $50, you get one USB key that can be inserted into your computer to prove that you're really you, and a backup device that communicates with NFC or Bluetooth.
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For the adventuring moms, a Polaroid Cube is a durable, wide-angle camera that communicates with your phone, perfect for moms who are into riding horses or learning yoga inversions.
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"Storing these records and making them available underscores the reality that social media might now be the most important way that the leader of the free world communicates," Chawla says.
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To venture investors, a well-run CS operation at an early-in-revenue startup communicates that your company has a sophisticated go-to-market strategy with a customer-centric foundation.
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Facebook now says it will be refining the ways it communicates policy updates and training materials and looking into ways to "improve communication channels particularly with sites managed by partners."
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Japanese car maker Nissan showcased a set of goggles for drivers and passengers which could deliver real-time information and project a talking cartoon character which communicates with the wearer.
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My son's only engagements are when he communicates with his online followers, so I thought, 'Why not see if I can set my third child on the path towards marriage.
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Unless the Fed's Lael Brainard, a dove, clearly communicates that she is in favor of raising rates, the betting is that the odds of a Fed rate hike remain low.
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Instead of then having to mount an LCD display to your dashboard, the Fender Defender communicates with an iOS or Android app over Bluetooth to provide warnings about impending collisions.
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A former hedge fund executive, Magerman has given more than $400,000 to the "Freedom from Facebook" campaign because he believes Facebook has too much power over how the world communicates.
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As Villanelle's handler, Kim Bodnia's Konstantin deals with his charge with an amused eye roll that communicates how much he cares about her even as she constantly tests his patience.
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He has lived far past the two-year life expectancy projection he received at the age of 21, and though he cannot speak, he communicates using a computer-based system.
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"When the chemistry works, it communicates enthusiasm and a team and the likelihood of success and progress," said Michael Feldman, who was an aide to former Vice President Al Gore.
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The acting head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is promising to improve how the agency communicates with the public and the media, with a new focus on agency transparency.
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This book communicates the leadership principles at Outward Bound USA to a larger audience through real-life events, case studies, and key principles current or future leaders can take away.
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Amazon said in its statement to both ProPublica and Buzzfeed that it has invested "tens of millions of dollars into safety mechanisms" and regularly communicates safety best practices to drivers.
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Wu, 18, thinks Bernie Sanders is by far the best candidate to tackle those priorities, in part because she feels he actually interacts and communicates with groups she cares about.
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She's the perfect blend of kind of gangster strong, communicates leadership, strength, and I think that brand, mixed with the Republican ideology in a cocktail, is a pretty good mix.
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The record is deeply personal, she says, and honest; concerned largely with the many different types of relationships one person can have and how one communicates in each of them.
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The car communicates with the sensor system built into the parking garage itself, so driving systems of varying sophistication will theoretically be able to navigate the space with equal precision.
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Partly because the movie is so splendidly and completely absorbed in its characters and their milieu, it communicates much more than a quirky appreciation for old books and odd readers.
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She said that Ms. Holt-Colden and her family were the bad neighbors, and that their relationship had become so tense that she now communicates with her through the police.
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"To be honest, we were snowplowing, and we were struggling with that," said Brett Wild, who, as Knight's guide, communicates with her via radio to lead her down the course.
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" No matter what a holiday wreath is made of, she added, the message it communicates is the same: "This is a time to think about a lot of lovely things.
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"Her presence communicates with the Japanese public her sacrifice and reluctance and ambivalence at even being there," said Kumiko Nemoto, professor of sociology at Kyoto University School of Foreign Studies.
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Ms. Konokhova makes all her outfits by hand and communicates with clients in various time zones for ways to customize her creations, which typically arrive in four to five weeks.
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Pretending that dictators and strongmen such as Kim Jong Un or Vladimir Putin are acting in the best interests of their people communicates American indifference to violations of human dignity.
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The subject line not only communicates who you are and what you want but also can be a marketing tool that shows off your qualifications and helps you stand out.
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And social media is an important tool in public diplomacy, in which sites like Twitter and Facebook are part of a growing diplomatic virtual infrastructure that communicates U.S. views abroad.
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When, in the premiere, 15-year-old Bay discovers the mistake while doing a school blood-typing project, the Kennishes meet a biological daughter who communicates largely in sign language.
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And it's the same thing owners of physical property have to do: form an intent to abandon and engage in some act that clearly communicates this intent to outside observers.
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But some Americans feel alienated by a federal higher education policy that communicates one thing: If you aspire to anything but a four-year degree, we will not support you.
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As Geist explains, the server provides an HTML layout running a small super collider sequencer, while the tablets render the website as an app that constantly communicates with the server.
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There's also the fact that the producer doesn't project a human image—bucket head aside, Marshmello wears all white and communicates to the world not in interviews, but through Instagram captions.
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But many of the potential attacks involving voice-based assistants can be defused if the company providing the technology explicitly communicates to users when they&aposre interacting with an AI agent.
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The Federal Reserve should be criticized for how it communicates to the market and less so on its monetary policy decisions, closely followed economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Friday.
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"We're demanding that the government declares a state of climate emergency and communicates the severity of the ecological crisis to the general public," explains Jake Woodier of Youth Strike 4 Climate.
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They also say that because the researchers never examined the Voatz back-end server that communicates with mobile phones and receives the votes, they can't know for certain how it works.
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The video starts by showing a scene where Judge Dredd walks through a city, while another character, situated in a completely different reality from him, communicates back-and-forth with Dredd.
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The far-flung crew communicates through Telegram, an instant-messaging app, talks with clients through Slack, uses Zoom for meetings and collaborates on goal-setting with software from Lucid and Google.
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"The use of his artistic talents to create a well-recognized symbol that celebrates the beginning of a marriage clearly communicates a message" — meriting consideration of protection under the First Amendment.
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Cut that to middleman when he communicates with all of us as a very same time what&aposs on his mind at any given moment through his vast social media platform.
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The system communicates road dangers between cars, but Volvo CEO Hakan Samuelsson said that by sending data to the cloud, vehicles didn't need to have a direct link with each other.
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To mention unknowability in this context feels like a cop-out, especially because one of central services of art is that it communicates connections and ideas from one mind to another.
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Mozley communicates the intense bond shared by the family, whose existence on the margins of society involves a constant struggle against powerful forces that punish those who choose to live differently.
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"Midsummer," which had its premiere in 2008, communicates more as the ribald Scottish kinsman of the Irish "Once," John Carney's quirkily intimate, vérité-style 2007 film of two odd-couple musicians.
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The chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group told CNBC Thursday that he cannot rule out job losses as the bank updates its tech platforms and reviews how it communicates with customers.
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If an object "knows" you have purchased it, and communicates via either Wi-Fi or the mobile network, then whoever or whatever it is communicating with will know where you are.
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These objects not only suggest how weaponry communicates a particular class of power but also speak to the cross-pollination of cultural influences that can birth absurd narratives edging on myth.
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Mr. Berliner supports a growing way of thinking that views vines not as isolated stalks but as a collective society that communicates needs through root systems and fungal colonies of mycelium.
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But we (and most other outlets) have stuck with the exclamation point — and there's good reason for that: While it's still awkward, the punctuation also communicates something fundamental about the film.
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Front Burner In his many decades at the stove, the chef Jacques Pépin has accumulated a priceless depth of knowledge, and he communicates it freely, with wit and self-effacing charm.
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This is because MIDI is a digital interface that communicates data about music between different devices, like the sequence of notes in a melody and how those notes should be played.
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The opening short, "Kids," directed by Michael Frei and Mario von Rickenbach, communicates its theme of conformity through cookie-cutter-like figures moving with almost liquid smoothness over a blank field.
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Whatever the method of infection, the malicious code, known as an "agent," then communicates with its masters anonymously, its dispatches routed through a series of dedicated servers scattered around the world.
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The InkCase communicates with the iPhone over Bluetooth and charges using a fiddly proprietary magnetic connector, which is unfortunate (though the battery is yet to run out after a week of use).
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QUINTANILLA: THERE'S ALWAYS THE CHANGE THE MARKET IN ITS INFINITE WISDOM MARK COMES TO UNDERSTAND THE WAY TRUMP COMMUNICATES EITHER IN PERSON OR A MICROPHONE ON TWITTER AND THEN DISCOUNTS THAT APPROPRIATELY.
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The way it communicates this risk of finality is part of what makes Far Cry 2 so powerful (and what made Ben Abraham's "Permanent Death" such a great exploration of the game).
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According to ElcomSoft, a fix could render numerous Lightning accessories useless — though it might be possible to make sure the iOS device only communicates with devices that were previously plugged into it.
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He talks to the Amazon Echo and basically infers, from the way it communicates back to him, that it's listening at all times and Jeff Bezos is spying on all of us.
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Polaroid Cube For the adventuring moms, a Polaroid Cube is a durable, wide-angle camera that communicates with your phone, perfect for moms who are into riding horses or learning yoga inversions.
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"Niklas Zennström showed that it's possible to found a company that can change the way the world communicates out of little Sweden, and this inspired Spotify, Klarna and Minecraft," Adalberth told me.
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Axions are one of the many proposed explanations of dark matter, and are described as a super-light fundamental particle that communicates with the rest of the universe's matter solely via gravity.
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In the most incisive essay in "After Piketty", Suresh Naidu describes a "domesticated Piketty" who communicates in the language of economics and whose argument hinges on things like the elasticity of substitution.
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You can think of the room director a bit like a hub; it communicates with all of the extension switches and then uses Wi-Fi to sync everything back to your phone.
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Arthur Jafa's "Love Is the Message, The Message Is Death" communicates a truth about black life in the US: Many of our public encounters erupt in violence or are premised upon violence.
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The "Gen 3" scooter also has a stronger, wider standing platform made of aluminum and an LED display between the handlebars that communicates pertinent information such as battery life and parking tips.
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"Customers want the personal message of the meaning behind the design and the brand — having someone like Meghan Markle wear our pieces really communicates who we are and we couldn't be happier."
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If the U.S. communicates a lack of support for a one-state solution, in which Palestinian political rights are denied, Israel could be less likely to see that outcome as an option.
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Using monotonous gray tones to background these vivid, contrasting props and the faceless subjects of her photos, she communicates both the stagnancy of sadness and the unexpected, often overwhelming, pang of sorrow.
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Piggybacking on Dunbar's theory that gossip communicates social norms, Baumeister adds that gossip allows humans to learn from the mistakes and successes of other group members, even those beyond our immediate circles.
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Why it matters: Matthis said a better understanding of how the brain communicates with the body while we walk could inform treatments for Parkinson's Disease or other conditions that affect motor abilities.
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You have to go a bit heavy on the abstraction in Prisma in order to achieve a look that communicates intentional pixelation / blockiness, and I think my image strikes that balance nicely.
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It may seem like a minor job, but Perez's ability to sync up with Trump during speeches is key to how the president communicates his message — and how he rose to power.
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I always thought Chewbacca was pretty expressive for someone who communicates only in creaky roars, but even our favorite fuzzball has nothing on Candace Payne, aka, the Lady in the Wookiee Mask.
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And he was quite poetic about his intentions: "To affirm that everything communicates with everything else is equivalent to declaring the absolute unsearchability of the organ of the soul," Cajal once wrote.
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Whether you're a laid-back couple who loves a good pun or a polished pair with an affinity for fine calligraphy, this stationery set essentially communicates who you are as a couple.
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" -- "While the programs appear to recognize and accept risk growth in many individual situations, we are not convinced that NASA recognizes or clearly communicates the aggregated impact of individually accepted component risks.
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Although Dr. Afshar communicates noble intentions for his patients, it is noteworthy that the web site and its language are also consistent with a sexual predator attempting to lure additional child targets.
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Sandra Murillo, a spokeswoman for Doctors Without Borders, said the charity would not comment on disciplinary actions until the Pentagon communicates its decisions directly to the group or makes a public announcement.
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In such circumstances, the primary responsibility of the police is to maintain public order, which is to say to keep the peace while each side communicates what they have mobilized to express.
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Its point is to offer another, less sexualized, option to users who may not feel that the Barbie-wardrobe two-piece really communicates who they are or what they want to say.
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Similarly repetitive is a scene in which the father of David Madson, the Minneapolis architect whom Cunanan forced to flee home before he killed him, communicates his anguish in a TV interview.
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"There is a literacy to our interactions with film and the screen today, and I think it has made theater artists more able to think critically around how film communicates," he said.
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In this time of the #MeToo movement, featuring Ida B. Wells-Barnett's name on the school of journalism communicates to black women that they are seen, they are welcomed and they matter.
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On each song on "Volume 1," the debut EP from the rising R&B singer Pink Sweats, the first element that communicates real feeling is a guitar, picked with sadness and regret.
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Worse, the thinking behind the new rules — that leading a class requires only surface knowledge, for example, on how children learn — communicates the view that teaching is an entry-level, nonprofessional job.
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Back in 2016, Adele tweeted a photo of Skepta with the caption "Tottenham boy" and a heart, and that same year he told ES Magazine that he frequently communicates with the artist.
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Ruefle communicates something like that to readers, too, through language, and most of all with a single, concussive line at the end of the acknowledgments page, before the silence of the flyleaf.
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But the United States has had no diplomatic relations with Syria since soon after the eruption of the country's civil war, and communicates with the government in Damascus through the Czech ambassador.
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Crucial to Fleabag's growth is a handsome priest (Andrew Scott) who's also flawed and searching for meaning, who also communicates with an offscreen presence, and who accepts Fleabag for who she is.
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"To provide customers with transparency on product support, Intel communicates guidance on specific products and software that are reaching end of support and end of life," the company said in a statement.
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The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs regularly communicates with the Nigerian Embassy in Riyadh and the country's Consulate General in Jeddah about their nationals facing trials in the kingdom, the embassy said.
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"Shorn of its rambling character and in not so many words, this is the essence of what the president communicates," Schiff said, before launching into his dramatic rendition of the call's subtext.
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That so many of these stories pull their titles from the names of their middle-aged protagonists communicates a simple but important message: These movies are about these women, not anyone else.
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It's an opportunity for parents to put their lying skills to the test, to see if they can convince their kids this elf is real, lives in their home, and communicates with Santa.
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What matters is how well Snap converts external skepticism into internal resolve, how well it communicates a story that evolves alongside the company, and how well it delivers on the promises it makes.
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Update 10:20am: Amazon confirmed to Gizmodo that it has removed the Valizadeh titles from its marketplace and said that the emails he posted are consistent with how the company communicates with authors.
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We hope more businesses will follow suit by providing delicious healthy meals in a sit-down kind of way that communicates that we care for each other, that we rely on each other.
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And as someone who writes about space and who communicates primarily with moving images that last just a few seconds in length, a NASA Giphy account is basically an entire dictionary for me.
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According to Smith's own research, when an ad communicates that you're seeing it because of who you are, you are more susceptible to both the ad and what it's saying about your identity.
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Still, the breadth of Facebook's reach and questions of how much data it collects continues to be a big issue for the company and how well it communicates that externally will be critical.
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SiriKit This functionality is made possible through SiriKit – a new toolkit for iOS 10 developers which allows them to build in an extension into their app that communicates with the virtual assistant Siri.
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Yet for the last 15 years, they have acted as Apple's real-world footprint, a way to set apart how it communicates with customers and leaves its mark on cities around the world.
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The team came up with a module that sits atop the Gear VR headset and communicates with a pair of controllers, which track most of your fingers with a good degree of precision.
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The visual quality of the sales image usually communicates something about the nature of the seller and his or her goods — and #exstrange artists seemed to both play to and with that expectation.
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"The way the President communicates, whether he intends to mislead people or just doesn't have all the facts in his mind at the time, he is very accessible to the press," Blunt said.
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The pump communicates with a smartphone app that measures milk output and that the Alvarezes eventually plan to sync with a "smart" baby bottle they are developing that gauges a baby's milk consumption.
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However, society communicates in a dramatically different manner today than in 28503, with an increasing amount of data stored digitally with third party providers, including emails and other data stored in the cloud.
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The verdict communicates this message: If you occupy a government facility with guns, take over its equipment, run off its employees and destroy Native American cultural assets, you may not be held accountable.
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"Some girls want to call their man daddy in a way that has nothing to do with their father but as a way that communicates she is submissive to your masculinity," says another.
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The air quality index (AQI)—a number that communicates how polluted the air is—recently shows that the capital of West Bengal state is on par with major hubs like Delhi and Beijing.
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"I do feel like the dog was chosen for you by a family member that's crossed over that communicates to you through the dog, that helps the dog nurture you," she explained. Confused?
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In a conversation at the Chinese Cultural Center, Lee talked about ancestral sacrifice, how art communicates the ineffable, and how the opening of the bone box was her North Star in creating Requiem.
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Worried that his conversations might have been picked up on a government-authorized wiretap or perhaps by Russia or China, Mr. Kushner has become increasingly cautious about how he communicates, even with friends.
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"In negotiations, you've got to be willing to pull the trigger and blow it up," said Jim Lighthizer, a former Democrat in the Maryland State Legislature, who communicates almost daily with his brother.
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At Mr. Del Toro's suggestion, that character was rewritten as a deaf man who communicates in sign language, leading to an unexpected revelation — also conceived by Mr. Del Toro — about Alejandro's back story.
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But on the national soccer team, which also includes players of Moroccan, Malian, Kosovar and Spanish backgrounds, the problem is solved by having a Spanish manager who communicates with his players in English.
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In a way, it feels completely ridiculous and redundant to make work that communicates about an idea of loss or displacement, because it's on such a meta level of relating to the thing.
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L Brands, which owns the lingerie brand, confirmed in an earnings call Thursday that it was canceling this storied runway event as the company tries to change the way it communicates with customers.
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Since Trump largely communicates through his Twitter account, the archivers reached out to the White House to see if the social media blasts could be preserved as part of the Presidential Records Act.
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His performance communicates that James hasn't yet been hardened by the world he lives in, contributing strongly to Miss Virginia's overall message of hope and perseverance in the face of all-consuming adversity.
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"Shorn of its rambling character and in not so many words, this is the essence of what the president communicates," Mr. Schiff said in prefacing the remarks during a congressional hearing last week.
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This system, called Deep-Ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis (DART), relies on an instrument placed on the seafloor that calculates any irregular change in wave height and communicates with a surface buoy.
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Although Schiff clearly noted that he was simply stating "the essence of what the president communicates," Trump claimed Schiff incorrectly represented the call — and has used the incident to insult Schiff ever since.
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"In negotiations, you've got to be willing to pull the trigger and blow it up," said Jim Lighthizer, a former Democrat in the Maryland State Legislature, who communicates almost daily with his brother.
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Eliza, besides being an orphan, is mute — she can hear, but she communicates through sign language with Giles and Zelda (Octavia Spencer), her co-worker at the research facility where they clean labs.
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Fast-forward to the present, and Arthur has become Aquaman (Jason Momoa), he of the glistening muscles and shaggy beard, who communicates with sea creatures via the ocean-speak equivalent of Harry Potter's Parseltongue.
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Andriy Lysenko, a military spokesperson, told Reuters that the command and control centre of the malware—the external server that the software communicates with—is in Russia, and that no damage had been done.
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Which is why iOS 29.3's revamped Messages app has more and better ways to communicates — ways that keep up with 103, but will probably also leave little time to use other messaging apps.
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And given that just about no one communicates by snail-mail (or even telephone) anymore, emails, texts, social media posts, and videos must all be in the mix of what the prosecution looks to.
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This new language communicates that we're in on the joke of how pathetic emotions are deemed, and offers us an easy way out if and when people inquire — you were just joking, after all.
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In my time exploring the workings of Imagineering I've often found that there is a significant disconnect between how fascinating the process is and how well the organization communicates the cleverness of its solutions.
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"FCA communicates with profound sorrow that during the course of this week unexpected complications arose while Mr Marchionne was recovering from surgery and that these have worsened significantly in recent hours," the statement said.
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The shakeups in the press staff come as Wheeler undertakes an effort to change how the EPA communicates with the media and the public, in contrast to Pruitt's opaqueness and abrasiveness with the press.
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Kimura has cerebral palsy, while Funago, who cannot speak and communicates using an interpreter or a computer, has Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a progressive neurological disease whose victims gradually lose control of the muscles.
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Our mission was to run these social networks like a modern version of the way a congressman's office communicates with constituents, using them to provide factual answers to every possible question about the campaign.
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A Land Enchanted: The Golden Age of Indiana Art, 1877-1902 offers a survey of paintings, sculpture, and literary documents that communicates the vitality of American regional culture prior to the advent of modernism.
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"If being surrounded by a cultureless abyss insufficiently communicates to confused tourists that they are in Houston, the bean's verticality will therefore act as an additional reminder of their poor life choices," he wrote.
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On the other side you had the fact that she told reporters that when she was 7 she was beamed aboard a spaceship and met visitors from another galaxy, with whom she communicates telepathically.
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As Brutus, Brandon J. Dirden — an actor of intrinsic warmth and gravitas — communicates Brutus's nobility, though to sell it he often falls into the rhythms of a sermon, and even this characterization feels thin.
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The test of a work of art's success, though, is not how fluently it communicates a single message; the test is how forcefully it reflects, unsettles, and transforms the world in which it intercedes.
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It's also how Pu'uhuluhulu communicates updates to its followers, such as its most recent decision to pack up the camp and abide by Ige's stay-at-home order, out of safety for its kūpuna.
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People close to Alex refer to him variously as ''a shut-in,'' a ''misanthrope'' and a ''hermit,'' who communicates with his staff primarily by phone/text/email and doesn't have a lot of friends.
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And when she strides onstage in an opening scene that will famously reduce Lear's family to tatters, Ms. Jackson at once communicates a power and an authority that you mess with at your peril.
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Facebook says it communicates with all the campaigns, urging them to follow best practices, including having people posting on behalf of campaigns make it clear in their posts and profiles who they're working for.
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The statement was sent to Reuters by mail but it was not possible to contact the group which only communicates with the media via statements on social media, its website or sent by mail.
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That means it was the first big test for whether Democrats could win over the public — either through bombshell new revelations, or simply by putting on an effective hearing that communicates their political message.
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This is a safe and reasonably priced little island with excellent health care, an interesting and eclectic community from around the world that communicates largely in English, and diverse lifestyle, entertainment and recreational options.
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To send an encrypted message in Tails, the email app Ice Dove communicates with your password and key manager and seals the message with the recipient's public key, which is then sent through servers.
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And think about what many religions consist of: Often, a religion begins with contact from something divine, something beyond the normal plane of human experience, and that thing communicates with a person on earth.
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