When did you start conceptualizing what Season 2 could be?
|
|
According to Mutyala, that was her vision when conceptualizing the product.
|
|
That we're only capable of conceptualizing things in mutually exclusive terms.
|
|
Martin and his team began conceptualizing ideas for the menu five months ago.
|
|
It's a way of conceptualizing our relationships with our ancestors, with our past.
|
|
Since the items are packaged together it makes conceptualizing a new outfit extremely easy.
|
|
When conceptualizing for cycle 24, Banks didn't stop at stoking nostalgia for steadfast fans, either.
|
|
Some researchers are conceptualizing what such a right should might look like in the future.
|
|
How do you engage with them when you're conceptualizing a project versus when you're not?
|
|
Was conceptualizing the album also a gradual process or was there a moment of crystallization?
|
|
In parallel, we are conceptualizing how we would provide the opportunities for those identified students.
|
|
Starting with Bangkok, however, Rowe became directly involved in the conceptualizing and theming of each level.
|
|
Atwood said she was already conceptualizing a sequel to "The Handmaid's Tale" when Trump was elected.
|
|
Across the way from the main living quarters is a guesthouse where Cohen is conceptualizing Démodé.
|
|
Maslow's hierarchy of needs provides a framework for conceptualizing the motivation of all people, including terrorists.
|
|
" In conceptualizing Heavy Rain, Cage asked himself: "Would you kill someone innocent to save your son?
|
|
In conceptualizing her own Medea, Travieso felt pressured to pick one characterization angle and stand by it.
|
|
Director of Marketing Kung Suan Ai said religious and cultural sensitivities were a determining factor in conceptualizing decorations.
|
|
We were coming off the elections while I was conceptualizing the collection, and the women's marches were happening.
|
|
And it taps into the 2010s' preoccupation with self-improvement by conceptualizing skin-care as a personal investment.
|
|
However, we had no way of conceptualizing what was so apparent to us, what we knew was really happening.
|
|
But conceptualizing the scale of these disasters can be difficult, particularly if you're far from the path of destruction.
|
|
Making these photos serves the dual purpose of conceptualizing her underwater self and humanizing the environment that's being mistreated.
|
|
Sometimes that means a little bit of editing or conceptualizing the books, I always develop them with the creators.
|
|
He played a major role in conceptualizing the environmental agency, which Nixon created by executive order in December 1970.
|
|
As the story goes, Vernon began conceptualizing "22, A Million" while on a solo trip through the Greek islands.
|
|
Mathematics is full of weird number systems that most people have never heard of and would have trouble even conceptualizing.
|
|
"Conceptualizing the exhibition, it was very clear that we would all have equal stakes as curators and organizers," Amirsoleymani said.
|
|
Developer Bruce Makowsky was inspired by the luxury of the multi-million-dollar mega-yachts he researched when conceptualizing the estate.
|
|
But sometime in the past century, we stopped conceptualizing the differences between the English and the Italians in terms of race.
|
|
The two films I looked at the most when conceptualizing what I wanted to with Alice were Whiplash and Black Swan.
|
|
Initiating a convergence of architecture and architecture-related art, the series takes an interdisciplinary approach to conceptualizing space and its representational modes.
|
|
In a recent interview with The New York Times, Penn described an early conversation he had when he was conceptualizing the show.
|
|
According to Saghian, the retailer works with more than 1,000 product manufacturers and can receive samples within 24 hours of conceptualizing a piece.
|
|
Showrunners manage all aspects of a TV series' production, from conceptualizing stories in the writers' room to editing each episode in post-production.
|
|
Do you think that Americans have a hard time talking about drugs, or conceptualizing a framework for how to even talk about drugs?
|
|
It was a huge amount of conceptualizing, just to figure out how the scenes should track, and then the execution was very complicated.
|
|
Yet, while Verne embraced all manner of misadventures, even conceptualizing future inventions such as, yes, rockets and helicopters, he distrusted hot-air balloons.
|
|
Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, KENZO's creative directors, had also envisioned Slab City — an off-the-grid desert campsite — when first conceptualizing the film.
|
|
But like many popular YouTube creators, Ellis still spends nearly as much time dealing with managerial duties as she does conceptualizing, shooting, and editing.
|
|
The role includes conceptualizing and editing videos across a range of subjects, including breaking and viral news, with a focus on science and technology.
|
|
Boeing, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer, is conceptualizing a hypersonic passenger plane that could take travelers from New York to London in 120 minutes.
|
|
Decades of psychological research show that the human mind craves simplicity and prefers categories to dimensions when it comes to conceptualizing ourselves and others.
|
|
Bombas is a startup that thrives on reinvention — from spending two years on redesigning the perfect gym sock to re-conceptualizing the ski sock.
|
|
And in the end, we interpret these colors suspended in another color however we want to, as an act of seeing, performing, writing or conceptualizing.
|
|
"I'm a ticket-seller," said Pink, crediting Mr. Davies, who has managed Tina Turner, Cher, Joe Cocker and Sade, with conceptualizing her live-centric strategy.
|
|
But what was important for us in conceptualizing it was that, a lot of times when you see pill overdoses, there's this glamorization of suicide.
|
|
When a level designer is conceptualizing a stage for players, they're often working without many of the aesthetic tools that help breathe life into it.
|
|
Sex work makes for good TV. It involves money, passion, an element of secrecy, and a unique way of conceptualizing one of humanity's most natural impulses.
|
|
"Noor had difficulty with retention, she had difficulty with conceptualizing, understanding, all challenges to her," Salman's middle school teacher, referred to as Susan, told ABC News.
|
|
The way you started conceptualizing this album also came from a conversation with drummer Mike Reed, who's also on the LP. What did he tell you?
|
|
Sunday's full moon brings important relationships to a climax, and marks a moment of seeing the bigger picture when it comes to conceptualizing your interpersonal commitments.
|
|
Hammer started conceptualizing her designs in May 2015 after having an encounter with a man she suspected also lived with schizophrenia on a New York City subway.
|
|
Da Vinci made an astoundingly diverse array of discoveries, including conceptualizing the helicopter and solar power and advancing knowledge about everything from the reproductive organs to botany.
|
|
It took two years, one year was conceptualizing what the book would be, and one year of intense production—designing, editing the text and editing the images.
|
|
Each character had a distinct style of combatThe team began conceptualizing the fight sequences four months before production began last summer in Burbank, California, Roudbari told Business Insider.
|
|
Kyle Mooney: In terms of conceptualizing, I wrote the film with Kevin Costello, and we knew we wanted the characters to be secluded, underground, or something like that.
|
|
It was funny because I come from a performance art and visual art background, and so I felt I couldn't create a musical project without conceptualizing it first.
|
|
Today, leading philosophers — including David Albert, Hans Halvorson, Laura Ruetsche, Hilary Greaves and David Wallace — explain quantum physics to outsiders, while conceptualizing issues in ways physicists find useful.
|
|
Having a say in conceptualizing the ethical challenges of these technologies will almost inevitably also mean shaping the regulative frameworks that can potentially restrain them in the future.
|
|
"I will always think as a psychoanalyst does and the theories that I believe in will always be with me whenever I am conceptualizing a collection," she says.
|
|
When you think about it, Forstall's design totally flipped everything we knew about conceptualizing technology on its head, and I think it's safe to say we're better for it.
|
|
I am just curious what you see, or what you see people conceptualizing, as drugs that are good versus drugs that are bad, and if that is a false divide?
|
|
" The young architects don't take themselves so seriously in terms of office culture and conceptualizing their projects and they've even a built a humorous manifesto to support it titled, "Office Policy.
|
|
Most of my work is very time-consuming, and in the time I spend conceptualizing it and working with it, I begin to see the extent and depth of the vision.
|
|
However, conceptualizing the pool has been a bit difficult because they had to come up with a way for swimmers to get in and out of the pool without compromising the design.
|
|
According to the documentary, Bethesda started conceptualizing Fallout with multiplayer around 2013, during the creation of Fallout 4, but it ended up shelving the idea to focus on the single-player experience.
|
|
The game ends up being called "That Dragon, Cancer," and as Mr. Green and his wife, Amy, are conceptualizing it, they are also watching Joel slowly lose his battle against brain tumors.
|
|
Before conceptualizing their own house, the couple designed a number of structures for relatives on the 249-acre plot, inadvertently creating a sort of stages-of-man evolutionary chart of their aesthetic.
|
|
One of the major contributions to our confusion stems from the difficulty of conceptualizing its materiality: we see the products of digital information all the time but rarely its origin or process.
|
|
It not only undermines millions of unmarried fathers who are trying to do what's best for their children, but also reinforces a way of conceptualizing family life that does more harm than good.
|
|
He does not expect "to get another huge budget like the Apollo missions," and says NASA will focus on "orchestrating human spaceflight," instead of conceptualizing, funding, building and operating all on its own.
|
|
With Mars in Pisces, occupying your house of personal finance and self-esteem, your focus shifts from conceptualizing your projects to finding the right structures to support them—both immaterial and material ones.
|
|
After all, part of my favorite thing about roguelikes is conceptualizing a perfect plan only to have it go to shit (and then to learn from that failure and do it all again).
|
|
As a man with years of experience under his belt, he decided to drop by with a mix CD. "The mix was me conceptualizing, interpreting what a brothel disco might be," he says.
|
|
Apparently, Jorgensen had a sandwich vision far beyond the confines of Pop-Tarts after being let loose in the Arby's kitchen, as the company gives him full credit for conceptualizing the new sandwich.
|
|
At Chromat, Becca McCharen-Tran channeled her postelection feelings into all of her designs, conceptualizing "garments that can help the wearer stay afloat and protected" in partnership with Klymit, an outdoor goods company.
|
|
There's also the fact that conceptualizing Botox as an endeavor reserved for vanity-driven, age-fearing women not only shows a gross capacity to stereotype, but a failure to keep up with the times.
|
|
Unless you're a math whiz, conceptualizing any more dimensions is damn near impossible, but theoretically, any number of physical dimensions can be imagined for the purposes of geometry, or, like in Unifield, for art.
|
|
I was thinking about that relationship, I'm like, okay, if you put this in your home and you know it's all going to Amazon, who's that "Amazon," and are you conceptualizing them at all?
|
|
More precisely, because a nuclear exchange in any one part of the world could influence nuclear war calculations elsewhere, this means, for Israel, conceptualizing or reconceptualizing the prospective role of any Israeli Samson Option.
|
|
In the past 25 years, multinational companies have woven their supply chains across the continent, moving parts and goods from country to country, conceptualizing, designing, manufacturing and assembling across three tightly connected, trade-dependent countries.
|
|
We first read about the 22-year-old artist on Teen Vogue, where it was reported that she spends her free time conceptualizing ideas and then sharing them with an audience of over 80,000 Instagram followers.
|
|
The result of extensive archival research, the book is a study into Argentina's turn-of-the-century crisis of modernity, and how political and economic changes in the country opened up new ways of conceptualizing family.
|
|
It's a way for me to just be in my head, but with things that I enjoy, like writing or creating dishes or food or conceptualizing whatever it may be in a creative format in my mind.
|
|
Hawkins designed his own major with a focus on game design, and after the first retail store to rent microprocessors opened in Los Angeles in 1975, he began conceptualizing what his video-game company might look like.
|
|
Her passion for art and for artists, her tenacity in pursuit of particular works, and the pleasure that she took in conceptualizing and mounting exhibitions, all of this was as essential to Virginia as was her formidable energy.
|
|
When she doesn't do her hair, she has a mane of wild curls, but when we were conceptualizing her look, we wanted to do something completely different than what people have seen on Orange Is The New Black.
|
|
He reimagined America by placing racial justice at the core of our national values and conceptualizing a compassionate democracy capable of resisting the triple threat to humanity -- militarism, racism, materialism -- that he spent his final year railing against.
|
|
The couple tells PEOPLE that when it came to imagining and conceptualizing Chateau Dubrow, Heather didn't hire a designer, and once her husband agreed to purchase a lot, she asked him to step out of the home decorating process.
|
|
Some 90% of these children are eyewitnesses to that violence In a subsequent video, Minaj said she experienced a rock-bottom period around the time she was conceptualizing her latest record due to a relationship with an unnamed person.
|
|
Djawadi is even going on tour this fall to perform the GoT score live across the United States; he's conceptualizing the whole 20-city tour and is performing at the shows in New York City, Irvine, and Los Angeles.
|
|
And one way of conceptualizing the YIMBY-NIMBY debate is that the NIMBYs are saying low-density housing is good and valuable and should be protected while the YIMBYs are saying that it is bad and should be changed.
|
|
Given that conceptualizing, filming, and uploading a video would take 10 minutes at most, that came out to an hourly wage of about $21—an immense sum for the microtask platform, where the average wage as of 2017 was $2/hour.
|
|
Uzoigwe predicted a similar thing will happen with VR video—artists will start conceptualizing a narrative with virtual reality in mind from the start, or, to take it even further, be dropped into a virtual environment and creating from within it.
|
|
We recently caught up with chef Andrés at his newly-opened seafood spot — part of The Cove on Paradise Island — to discuss conceptualizing a menu, his humanitarian work, and how a humble potato ranks as one of the best meals he's ever eaten.
|
|
Though we'll continue to examine the past with a focus on forgotten women in history, this month we're looking closely at the present moment—at an undeniably transformative time for visibility around gender identity and for re-conceptualizing our notions of femininity.
|
|
Eight Inc, the design firm best known for conceptualizing the Apple Store and the now-iconic giant glass cube on 5th Ave in New York, has proposed to restore Notre-Dame's sadly destroyed roof and spire — with a giant glass roof and spire.
|
|
In conceptualizing the piece, Snow (an Asian-Canadian public artist, poet, and filmmaker), and Cutipa-Zorn (a Peruvian-American academic, PhD candidate at Yale, and immigrant rights/Palestine solidarity activist), spent time talking about the ways in which plants model solidarity for people.
|
|
Within the sphere of video games, we popularly consider "play" to mean directly playing the game itself, but there are other forms of play that we constantly engage in: the creation of fan works, conceptualizing strategies, or even just sharing stories of gameplay.
|
|
But in reducing those victims to nameless images on Facebook, in broadly conceptualizing the Holocaust and slavery, in appropriating these unfathomable periods in human history for our own consumption, we have once again dehumanized, this time in the afterlife, the individual victims of those periods.
|
|
In one of the posts from his Conceptualizing the Black Panther blog at The Atlantic, Coates admits to his worries about taking on this job and his reasons for doing so anyway: I guess I should start by saying I've never done this before.
|
|
Conceptualizing his own version of maritime trading language, Scott-Douglas transitions from observer to participant, particularly in his sculptures, which he produced over the course of two years using LoadCargo, a program that algorithmically determines the most efficient way of loading a shipping cargo container.
|
|
In addition to designing couture for the runway and custom commissions, she is conceptualizing a lower-priced line that will still be "particular about the technique and craftsmanship," while also looking for a store to partner with to sell her collection in New York.
|
|
But if you have other money making up the bulk of your nest egg from a pension or other savings - or maybe you are still working - you might have trouble conceptualizing what to do with the money the government requires you to take from retirement savings.
|
|
Like a person who can only see through one eye, standard liberal economics suffers from limited depth perception and peripheral vision in managing the performance of economies because it is not conceptualizing, pursuing expressly through policy or measuring national economic performance simultaneously through these two lenses.
|
|
I'm not expecting you to be an expert on each of those things and give me an obvious American policy answer, but it's not clear if the way of conceptualizing "progressive" foreign policy you just described even gives us a useful lens for thinking through them.
|
|
Wayne's teenage protagonist, David Federman, an awkward grind who is prone to conceptualizing words backward, has arrived for his first day of Harvard only to find himself locked in the back seat of the family car while his equally uncool NPR-listening parents begin unloading the trunk.
|
|
A Stanford study found that conceptualizing crime as a virus, for instance, lends itself better to thinking about different policy solutions, like treating symptoms, than thinking about crime as a beast, which leads policymakers to approach it as a threat to forcefully put down, to eliminate.
|
|
Mucha also took in some income from teaching illustration and design at the New York School of Applied Design for Women, at the Philadelphia School of Art, and at the Art Institute of Chicago, while conceptualizing this nationalistic project to depict the history and civilization of the Czech and Slavic peoples.
|
|
"It was something I was so proud of and I still am, but this record is the first intentional album I've ever made — from writing the songs knowing they could end up on a record to conceptualizing it to all of that," the "Yeah Boy" singer continues about her latest project.
|
|
On Biophilia, she used a software that's most famous for its Auto-Tune to craft unexpected harmonies (for what it's worth she also said she did much of the conceptualizing of this record pictographically—meaning that parts of songs like "Thunderbolt" and "Crystalline" had scores that resembled their subject matter).
|
|
Undaunted by her lack of design experience — and with the encouragement of her boyfriend Andy Spade, an advertising creative director she had met at Arizona State University — the then-1303-year-old Brosnahan got to work with paper and Scotch tape, conceptualizing what in her mind would be the perfect handbag.
|
|
You're in that mode so long as you're in that mode, as long as you're like thinking about the ideas, as long as you're conceptualizing strategies, as long as you're thinking about funny things those characters can be doing, you're in a playful mode inside of the realm of that game.
|
|
Ms. Merkel may be one of the world's most admired leaders and an inspiration for a new generation of women politicians, but at home her appeal has been more pragmatic: Her political capital derives from her ability to react to crises rather than on her conceptualizing and shaping of the country's political agenda.
|
|
"Once we started conceptualizing the kitchen, which would carry over into other areas," Ms. Shea said, "we found that a clean look would bring both of their worlds together, and the personal characteristics would be represented through accessories" — blush chairs, brass finishes and a black-and-white stair runner in a design called Pony by Alexander McQueen.
|
|
"Suspension is the one thing not all places can handle if you don't know what's a real wall and what's a fake wall and what the original construction was," said Mistress Lucy Sweetkill, a pro domme, co-founder of New York's La Maison du Rouge (with Domina Dia Dynasty), and an expert when it comes to conceptualizing and designing kink spaces.
|
|
The Simpsons - "Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(D'oh!)cious" The Simpsons is practically perfect in every way when it comes to conceptualizing musical numbers, but its Mary Poppins homage is one of its finest half-hours — going all in on the parody by introducing a sprightly British nanny who soon realizes that there's no spoonful of sugar strong enough to help her deal with the Simpson family. 2.
|
|
Recommend and carry out plans to increase the organization's capacity and effectiveness Special Initiatives/Projects• Lead development, planning, implementation, and analysis of special initiatives that may arise• Develop a framework to ensure that initiatives are in line with strategy and brand Required Qualifications• A minimum of 10 years' experience managing staff, leading an organization, and/or leading strategic planning processes• Strong background in campaign/political management and execution• Understanding c3 and c4 work electoral work• Likes to win• Worked closely with a principle • Ability to read and understand financials for the purpose of oversight and planning• Demonstrated strategic leadership of large groups engaged in driving multiple efforts/initiatives at the same time• Experience conceptualizing and implementing internal systems and processes• Ability to work creatively with teams to lead organizational transformation and change.
|
|