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The key, Mitchell says, is cutting down on clutter altogether.
Having an analog aesthetic obviously means cutting down on functionality.
So what's the problem with cutting down some stupid trees?
Two, processed foods keep better, cutting down on food waste.
Growers responded by cutting down fewer Christmas trees to sell.
And Republican leadership is cutting down the timeline for debate.
Cutting down the tall poppies uses violence for the cut.
We'll be cutting down this list as deals slip away.
But officials touted progress in cutting down on those numbers.
Land use change like cutting down forests also plays a role.
They had visions of cutting down the nets on Monday night.
Rather, he suggests cutting down on red and processed meat consumption.
Give your brain a rest by cutting down on screen time.
They're not just cutting down footage, they're helping create it too.
The secret: cutting down her changing time to just 30 seconds!
Some interpreted this as permission to start cutting down trees again.
Gradually cutting down on certain foods made the withdrawal process easier.
Another goal in progress: cutting down on the unnecessary grocery costs.
It's cutting down the idea of it being us and them.
I spin the blade around me, cutting down the remaining forces.
Talk about a great way of cutting down on unnecessary meetings.
Don't feel bad about cutting down a tree for the holiday.
One-vessel cooking bestows other advantages beyond cutting down on dishes.
Franković acknowledged that cutting down tourism will likely hurt the city's economy.
Cutting down on energy use is helping companies to increase their profits.
Microsoft has also cleaned up the Notifications, cutting down on repetitive listings.
So is cutting down the number of bullet points in an ad.
"We are not cutting down our advisers at all," a spokeswoman said.
And cutting down on immigration definitely does not give Americans a raise.
You can save a lot of money by quitting or cutting down.
Could he be thinking about maybe cutting down or taking a break?
Authorities are broadly ignoring legislation that prohibits cutting down trees without permits.
The best ones hydrate and revitalize strands while cutting down on frizz.
Cutting down on alcohol doesn't just have to be about your health.
Chrome is cutting down on annoying browser notifications with its latest update.
Cutting down trees, not to mention burning them, upsets the normal process.
Still, cutting down on how misinformation spreads on Facebook is a worthy pursuit.
After cutting down the book's length, Feiffer changed the title to Mommie Dearest.
The AirPods Pro do a good job of cutting down on outside noise.
Hitting the snooze on my alarm means cutting down on my grooming routine.
Starting today, Twitter is cutting down on what counts towards your 140 characters.
Michonne (Danai Gurira) comes to the rescue, cutting down Ron with her sword.
I thought it might be worth cutting down on the medication to see.
Cutting down driver miles means higher spending for additional drivers to haul freight.
If people keep cutting down the forest, "we'll run out," Mr. Bernal said.
What bothers him most is the refugees cutting down the trees for firewood.
But last year the Transportation Security Administration began cutting down on that practice.
Already, courts have been cutting down on expenses like travel and new hiring.
Here are seven things she recommends cutting down on or cutting out completely.
To avoid severe water shortages, he added, demand would have to be reduced — by taking measures like cutting down on leakage, increasing metering, having sustainable drainage systems and cutting down personal use — and the supply would have to be expanded.
Demand fundamentals are also poor as weight-conscious consumers are cutting down on snacking.
The moonshine operation was discovered by a group of people cutting down trees nearby.
Enraged Parisians flooded the boulevards, overturning buses and cutting down trees to form barricades.
They also say cutting down the trees wouldn't do much to control the beetles.
It's a quick way of cutting down bandwidth for all the videos you watch.
People were also OK with cutting down their spending on restaurant meals and coffee.
It's in Canada and they're cutting down the old boreal forest to do it.
People were also OK with cutting down their spending on restaurant meals and coffee.
She's been effective in meeting Trump's goal of cutting down the nation's regulatory rulebook.
Farmers use the waste as fertilizer, cutting down on their use of chemical fertilizer.
Facebook and Twitter have also been major players in cutting down on fake news.
You're cutting down a tree in one of your photos, this doesn't seem sustainable.
Rich is not cutting up throats, though; he's cutting down insecure millennial creative types.
Andrew Cuomo has similarly praised New Rochelle's containment area in cutting down on cases.
Controlling a rover from space is one way of cutting down on those delays.
We can only get so far cutting down on the number of MRI scans.
The world is currently much better at cutting down forests than planting new ones.
But another that's been overlooked is cutting down the training time for NSA recruitment.
Despite cutting down on turnovers, the Tigers' offense stagnated over the final six minutes.
"The situation is not good due to wanton cutting down of trees," Nyirenda said.
Cutting down your spending in small ways can lead to big savings over time.
He helped the city's finances by raising property taxes and cutting down city services.
Higher and more expensive debt could have consumers cutting down on expenses, says Tepper.
The extra step might sound convoluted, but it ends up cutting down on service time.
"Enemy forces have brought machine saws and have been cutting down electricity pylons," he said.
I don't have a drinking problem, but cutting down on alcohol was an eye opener.
If you have trouble cutting down the script, try describing the slide in 30 seconds.
In the 403s Indonesia was cutting down more forest than anywhere else in the world.
All I heard was a man cutting down everybody and making us hate each other.
Are you cutting down on the junk that you know isn't doing you any good?
"Do you know why they're cutting down the Oyamel firs my monarchs love?" she asked.
Cutting down forests, which act as a barrier between locust populations, can increase population density.
But the place is in a groundwater-protection district with restrictions on cutting down trees.
As part of their bill, House Republicans are cutting down income tax brackets to four.
That does not mean that cutting down the world's trees would cool the planet, however.
In the meantime, it's more about cutting down on spam, not knocking down hunter-killers.
She's out hunting for deer and elk or cutting down trees or raising her son.
The danger from wildfires is real, but cutting down more trees is not the solution.
It's not just about cutting down on emissions; Aubrey says his customers are saving money.
The S&P 500 is up more than 2% this week, cutting down August losses.
Then she started climbing up lampposts and cutting down any campaign posters she could find.
Cutting down forests also contributes to global warming by releasing the carbon stored in trees.
Aside from cutting down trees, making cardboard requires machines that use a lot of energy. 
In addition, making concrete causes far more pollution than cutting down trees, some environmentalists say.
And, if he were to start cutting down on Wells Fargo, he could face problems.
Cutting down the nets is one of college basketball's distinctive traditions, a rite of spring.
Those could make games even longer despite the league's professed goal of cutting down stoppages.
Cal Fire spokeswoman Lia Parker said more factors were at play than cutting down trees.
The legislation includes key provisions aimed at cutting down recidivism and reducing mandatory-minimum sentences.
The longtime middleweight enjoyed a career resurgence after cutting down to welterweight in February of 2013.
About one third of quit attempts include gradually cutting down, Hughes told Reuters Health by email.
Part of his diet included cutting down on unnecessary carbs, like bread and pasta, and sweets.
To further improve your self-esteem, Polanco suggested cutting down on technology and social media usage.
Maybe that means buying renewable electricity for airports, or paying people to avoid cutting down forests.
You're really good at cutting down trees and making weapons and furniture out of the wood.
A purely monetary calculation can backfire if the value of cutting down the forest suddenly increases.
To conduct this launch, he had saved up by cutting down on his expenses, even food.
Only by increasing throughput by cutting down on pizza-creation time can the company overcome this.
AK: Since the global economic crisis many banks were cutting down all different activities - investment banking.
Elected officials who supported the measure insisted it was mostly aimed at cutting down on pornography.
Methane needs smaller tanks than hydrogen, cutting down on size and weight on the entire ITS.
They may need to tighten up their lineup, which should include cutting down on Olynyk's minutes.
The cutting down to size for small devices, Amazon claims, leaves rougher edges and weak spots.
For someone who hates being packed in like me, cutting down on crowd time is great.
"A useful first step is to stop cutting down trees in the first place," Schaefer said.
And cutting down on that will help stop the spread of the virus, health officials say.
Among other things, the city is cutting down on licenses for Airbnb rentals and new hotels.
For even more tips and tricks to cutting down on sugar, read our full guide here.
It would also help limit the training that pilots would need, cutting down costs for airlines.
The new system is transparent, cutting down costs by a projected two-thirds, Mr. Brody said.
Some companies went the opposite direction last week, cutting down on or suspending share buy-backs.
She said she thought about cutting down to three days a week, but that felt terrible.
Riders use a free Spot Saver system to reserve their ride, cutting down on wait times.
Activists and environmentalists have opposed cutting down the trees saying it would exacerbate Mumbai's pollution levels.
Trump's silence has effectively "emboldened" Scaramucci to continue cutting down Kelly in public, according to CNN.
Louisville captures N.C.A.A. men's basketball championship, placed on probation in emotional ceremony while cutting down net.
IFF and DuPont want to blitz the global ingredients market while cutting down on costs significantly.
It's super absorbent and fast-drying, cutting down on the time spent tending to my hair.
Moicano's task in this fight seemed to be cutting down Kattar's mobility while mitigating Kattar's straight hitting.
You've collected all your financial information in one place, and you're working on cutting down unnecessary spending.
Communities were cutting down trees for agricultural land, but as a result the biosphere took a knock.
Sure, we could change our diets; but that would mean cutting down on delicious fats and sugars.
Cutting down on that "noise" could improve our ability to actually hold on to what we see.
The "meta-skin" is a step up from that, cutting down on waves scattering at different angles.
We should stop cutting down forests, and instead plant new trees that can suck up carbon dioxide.
Cutting down oak trees and turning off the power are short-term solutions with long-term effects.
There is no doubt that cutting down the prescription pills is giving me a longer, better life.
Gurria warned that cutting down production was the only way to fully resolve the issue of overcapacity.
He recalled a 2017 encounter with consumers forced to choose between cutting down on food or heating.
If you're vegan (or just cutting down on dairy), gooey grilled cheese is back on the menu.
The company says they're cutting down to get close to profitability, with the aim of staying independent.
That was our way of making sure you're not cutting down a forest to heat a neighborhood.
Though this GE is an upscale appliance, it earns its keep by cutting down on food waste.
Nevertheless, in a world where time=money, cutting down on time spent emailing isn't a bad idea.
Loggers are cutting down the island's old-growth forests and sending them to Japan as wood-chips.
Are you cutting down on TV interviews and media appearances now that the school year is starting?
Cutting down on these patterns — and knowing when you're falling into them — can lead to increased happiness.
Some people try to quit smoking gradually, cutting down the number of cigarettes they smoke each day.
Perhaps this is an inevitable consequence of looking so strong: Invulnerable appearances invite cutting down to size.
But the influx of "ugly produce" would be a big step to cutting down on food waste.
But wait — how does cutting down carbs and tossing kettlebells set me up to serve the universe?
But as the second stanza began, Gatto-Monticone started playing with freedom and cutting down on errors.
Cutting down your budget to make ends meet might feel like something that's more in your control.
Ms. Ryan also recommends cutting down on caffeine intake, as that can exacerbate stress in some people.
Even cutting down the numbers may still leave passengers too close to each other to avoid infection.
Above all, he consistently prioritized cutting down the progressive income tax system and boosting the defense budget.
I have been far less successful in cutting down on my Instagram use, but hope springs eternal.
It will increase financial support for state firms who are cutting down their borrowings, the NDRC added.
Adobe also sought to reduce the complexity of each tool by cutting down the number of options.
It matters because trees provide cooling in hot summers, lowering energy use and cutting down on pollution.
Early detection could also help in cutting down on diabetes-related diseases before they get out of hand.
A simple way of cutting down would be to stop putting sugar in hot drinks and limiting snacking.
In his role overseeing the court, Sessions has been vocal in cutting down the backlog of deportation cases.
Here are 6 tips for cutting down on pet-care waste, as researched by me (and my cat).
Original story:  Facebook is cutting down on misinformation— AKA fake news—shared on the world's largest social network.
The additional money would be routed to folks by cutting down payroll taxes, according to the first daughter.
The Pro Wireless Controller enhances your gameplay and your stamina by cutting down on discomfort and improving functionality.
ESPN also announced shake-ups to its programming, including cutting down on its flagship show, "SportsCenter," on broadcast.
High levels of poverty meant people were used to cutting down mangroves for cooking or building, he said.
So, in an attempt to streamline our morning routines, we've made cutting down on products a top priority.
He said in addition to cutting down on these programs, Trump's rhetoric is contributing to the hate crimes.
Boeing (BA) is cutting down on paid overtime for its 80,000 salaried workers based in the United States.
Boeing — Boeing is cutting down on paid overtime for its 80,000 salaried workers based in the United States.
In cutting down the island's trees for lumber, the islanders destroyed the root system holding their soil together.
Cal Fire spokeswoman Lia Parker said there were a lot more factors at play than cutting down trees.
Cutting down Christmas trees is a common tradition all over the US, and that's no different in Minnesota.
It's gimmicky, sure, but cutting down on costly, time-consuming brewing rounds can save a big brewery money.
So they combined two curriculum plans to get the right mix, cutting down on novels without eliminating them.
Then there's the question of just how effective legalization is at cutting down on the illegal drug trade.
But when developers began cutting down 200-year-old cypress trees loved by residents, the town fought back.
And Amazon, of course, is not marketing the technology as a means of cutting down on store staff.
He tells her it's a special tool for "cutting down" — rescuing people who have tried to hang themselves.
But even cutting down the number of gatherings, and the number of people in any group, will help.
Many described obsessively sanitizing their cars, cutting down on hours, and exchanging nervous glances with strangers who cough.
Ms. Wright later encountered a work crew cutting down trees and brush along a road through the center.
He said that residents were building recklessly and cutting down trees that would otherwise help protect the land.
Read more " _____ • JD Rucker in Red State: "It's like cutting down on food without accompanying it with exercise.
Cutting down on meat consumption is especially important, according to the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
In addition, the plan also proposed cutting down the discretionary spending by 2 percent a year after 2019.
The administration says the money will be found through cutting down on fraud — a common conservative talking point.
You know he dreamed about that as a kid, too — cutting down the nets for his hometown university.
"You're not doing any harm by cutting down a Christmas tree," botanist Clint Springer told the New York Times.
Ultimately, the easiest solution for a good's night sleep may be the most obvious: cutting down on bad habits.
The company is brining new micro-edge displays to the desktop PCs, cutting down the bezels to essentially nothing.
However, it isn't entirely clear what kinds of foods might make you feel full while cutting down calorie intake.
That lets the program prioritize specific possibilities, cutting down on the need to explore every branch of the tree.
In fact, cutting down valuable trees and moving them across the border was one of the army's main jobs.
The autonomous vehicles could help save the postal service money by cutting down on crash-related costs and fuel.
These features will require a larger battery, according to Kuo, preventing Apple from cutting down on the device's size.
The fewer options a business offers, the more able they are to order in bulk, therefore cutting down costs.
Let's stop cutting down Maryland's and America's small businesses and instead free them from the burdens of increased regulations.
How do you convince impoverished families from cutting down hillside trees that once absorbed water and prevented flash flooding?
Cutting down olive trees and grabbing chunks of iron ore are essential for engraving weapons and upgrading the Adrestia.
This allows you to easily access any part of your desk, cutting down on the possibility of arm fatigue.
Doing the math, that works out to 14 percent of Americans cutting down on football because of the protests.
I have everything I need, but I feel a Marie Kondo-like pull toward cutting down on my wants.
McDonald's is cutting down its menu and will no longer serve breakfast all day due to the coronavirus outbreak.
But even cutting down the number of gatherings, and the number of people in any group, will help. Absolutely.
But even cutting down the number of gatherings, and the number of people in any group, will help. Absolutely.
Today's JAMA study, which he was not involved in, provides another strong argument for cutting down on particulate pollution.
Over time, her physician grew concerned about Liz's prolonged use of opioids and began cutting down on prescribing them.
If you end up with a negative number, you know you need to start cutting down on your expenses.
They have tinkered with the team's batting practice routine, cutting down on swings and adding more game-specific drills.
Many of Condé's magazines, including the old Glamour, are now shuttering, getting sold, or cutting down their print schedules.
Lusso models also receive extra sound insulation, cutting down on the highway noise that bugged me in the Miata.
"  Accepting that there was a difference was a struggle, but it was as necessary "as cutting down on sugar.
Pros: Made in the US, well constructed, warmCons: Elk leather is rather thick, cutting down on the gloves' dexterity
"There is restraint, bounding and cutting down, but censorship in practice is never an outright ban," Darius Longarino says.
For a designer, cutting down on waste isn't as simple as recycling a few bags of fabric every week.
She did fire prevention and was a lumberjack, cutting down trees to prevent massive wildfires in the rocky mountains.
"That helps speed up the process by cutting down on queueing," said Mark Clifton, the company's chief executive, told TechCrunch.
In Boston, the snow is expected to mix with rain for much of the time, cutting down on totals there.
Behaviors that cut a person's cancer risk involve never smoking, cutting down on alcohol, keeping a healthy bodyweight, and exercising.
Such vehicle concepts have been proposed for cutting down travel time to locations on the other side of the globe.
Customers who buy meat substitutes from Beyond and Impossible are largely flexitarians, people who are cutting down their meat intake.
Cutting down such giants was wrong in itself, an act of national self-harm, sacrilegious even, and must be stopped.
Starting this coming Monday, Twitter (TWTR) is cutting down on which types of content count towards its 140-character limit.
Environmental and consumer groups have applauded the existing regulations, saying they save consumers money while cutting down on harmful emissions.
Even longer-term, we are more interested in not losing our competitive technology advantage and cutting down China's global influence.
Electric company worker Chris Prater recently experienced an irritated eye after a day on the job cutting down a tree.
Farmers are pushing deeper into forests, cutting down more trees to make way for grazing land for cattle and agriculture.
The website allows a person to optimize the beneficial effects of caffeine while also cutting down on overall coffee consumption.
Cutting down on what needs to be transmitted preserves a telecom's resources, which will come under pressure as volume increases.
The administration is also considering loosening regulations that require the logging industry to protect the environment while cutting down trees.
He said he had improved by cutting down on "dumb errors" — low-percentage plays he once tried to routinely make.
"We are hearing of people cutting down the number of daily meals and children dropping out of school," said Dieng.
They argue that cutting down the mature timber favored by logging groups will actually speed up the spread of fires.
Besides loss of habitat, Garcia said workers' careless cutting down of trees has brought many injured animals to her team.
Luka Milivojevic picks up a yellow card for cutting down Shaqiri, adding to the yellow Sergej Milinkovic-Savic got earlier.
But the possibility remains that the fires could have been started by the Tenharim themselves while cutting down the forest.
Experts often recommend cutting down on starchy foods for people who are trying to lose weight or who have diabetes.
Speeding up the courts and cutting down the backlog has been a priority for the department under Trump and Sessions.
The cutting down of trees in Dzalanyama, for example, is threatening the Lilongwe River, which supplies the capital with water.
Safran has announced that it is cutting down production of parts, down from enough gear for 42 planes a month …
The company has also focused on boosting its margins by cutting down on promotions and keeping its inventory in check.
But Facebook has now banned the Berkeley, California rapper for the next month, temporarily cutting down his substantial online presence.
There were a few common themes, like fixing Twitter's long-standing abuse issue and cutting down on the company's spending.
For hundreds of years, families have been cutting down evergreen trees and bringing them into their homes to celebrate Christmas.
We should all strive to be healthier, and yes, cutting down on added sugar is a huge part of that.
Want to attract (and retain) top talent, making your company's workforce more competitive and cutting down on turnover costs to boot?
And cattle raising is terrible on erosion, it requires cutting down the forest, whereas coffee can be grown within indigenous forest.
And without the need for massive livestock operations, you could theoretically spread out your manufacturing facilities, cutting down on transportation emissions.
Cutting down forests and paving over grasslands destroys organisms that naturally breathe in and hold onto greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
And as man engages in environmental change (cutting down rainforests, for example), then suites of 'dangerous' animals change in their abundance.
Photo: MicrosoftAlso, by cutting down on electricity, Microsoft is hoping to make Natick data centers run off 100 percent renewable resources.
They are allowed to cultivate the land but have to adhere to certain restrictions on digging borewells and cutting down trees.
Cutting down on dirtier fuels would reduce so-called "transmix," which occurs when high-sulfur and low-sulfur products are combined.
Sure, I'm cutting down animals I hate, but it doesn't feel right when they aren't actually that big of a threat.
Do Lago says they could give artists room to experiment, by cutting down the time it takes to color each frame.
If you're cutting down on sugar, it's good to know that rosé wine usually has less sugar than red or white.
" Another source previously told PEOPLE the entire Kardashian-Jenner family "is cutting down on all public appearances for the time being.
The juicer features a three-inch feed tube that can easily handle whole fruits and vegetables, cutting down your prep time.
Therefore, limiting your risk exposure becomes a top priority, in addition to cutting down the front-end cost of the trade.
ZF said cutting down its debt had helped it to get re-rated to investment grade level BBB- by Standard & Poor's.
How are farmers and ranchers supposed to cut down on methane emissions, short of cutting down the size of their herds?
Kowalczyk also said that the beetle outbreak, which environmentalists see as a pretext for cutting down trees, needed to be reduced.
These strategies include working longer, delaying filing for Social Security benefits until age 270 and cutting down on fixed household costs.
The smart move is to mitigate that risk by cutting down on our burning of fossil fuels as quickly as possible.
It shows then-sophomore Isaiah Thomas cutting down the net in Philadelphia's Spectrum after Indiana's national title victory over North Carolina.
Then, I stormed the field on horseback, cutting down foes with a sword before being wiped out by an ironclad beast.
Wade, gay rights and climate change while also cutting down on references to the NAACP, according to the Detroit Free Press.
Part of Tennessee coach Rick Barnes' message this week was centered around cutting down turnovers, and point guard Lamonte Turner obliged.
It can take some diligence, but ultimately, cutting down on your grocery and household spending can save you thousands a year.
The legislation aims to simplify the tax code by slashing itemized deductions and cutting down the number of income tax brackets.
Weighing just 2.23 grams, the new structure allows for a longer silencer tube and smaller fan, cutting down drastically on noise.
Many left for the cities, which expanded exponentially, their populations dependent on charcoal produced by cutting down trees in the countryside.
They have canceled public events and tours for the near future, and are cutting down on all human interaction with chimpanzees.
In fact, Harvey might actually be bearish for oil, given that it has taken refining capacity offline, cutting down on demand.
Alcohol is only going to hurt your chances of conceiving, which is why experts recommend cutting down or avoiding drinking altogether.
Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, and Bernie Sanders all include targets on making buildings more sustainable and cutting down emissions from transportation.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says it's getting to work cutting down its regulatory footprint in line with President Trump's agenda.
"The biggest thing here is he's cutting down the pace of QE," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
Ripple's blockchain system, known as xCurrent, helps to cut out some of the intermediaries, cutting down a cross-currency transaction to seconds.
Other ways of cutting down on paper waste include asking employees to print double-sided documents and take messages on scrap paper.
We discuss the merits and drawbacks of each suggested destination in a marathon-length meeting (or two) before cutting down the list.
This included simplifying the reporting structure, cutting down on surplus staff, axing repetitive jobs and moving managers to other positions as required.
The design prevents spillage in transit and also makes it very difficult to accidentally dispense too much, thus cutting down on waste.
But as the company turns up that dial, it's cutting down on engagement — the metric its whole business is tuned to maximize.
While the whole point of cutting down a Christmas tree is the magic of the journey, the destination is pretty spectacular, too.
Dishcraft won't say how expensive its machines are, but claims they can save big operations money by cutting down on dishwashing staff.
But good financial planning includes understanding trade-offs between keeping things you enjoy and cutting down on things you can live without.
Going after this group, though small, gives law enforcement officials "more bang for their buck" in cutting down on unlicensed gun sales.
That cloud, sprayed toward the car body, gets a light electric charge to attract it to the target, cutting down on waste.
"Then the Africans would stop cutting down trees and produce babies when it is dark," Toennies said in his speech in Paderborn.
Doing so can help customers save money — even make money — while cutting down on the greenhouse gas emissions that change the climate.
So SpaceX has agreed to drop off SES-9 at a higher orbit than originally planned, cutting down the satellite's solo trip.
Many teams used magnets or air bearings to make the pod levitate inside the tube, further cutting down any barriers to speed.
For last minute changes, productions like Pretty Woman are not only saving time but cutting down a significant amount of paper waste.
"These protests brought the end of the master plan, and we stopped them from cutting down trees in our forest," he said.
The order was among three signed by Trump last week aimed at cutting down the time it takes to fire federal employees.
Advocates of vegetarianism and plant-based diets say cutting down on meat consumption can improve individual health and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Instead, experts suggest actively cutting down on sugar in your diet to achieve a healthy blood sugar level — no measurement tool required.
"Can Delhi afford cutting down of so many trees for a housing complex?" the two-judge bench asked after issuing the order.
At our obesity clinics, we've seen hundreds of patients who, after cutting down on carbohydrates, lose weight and get off their medications.
The proposed legislation aims to simplify the tax code by slashing itemized deductions and cutting down the number of income tax brackets.
It also requires electronic delivery of statements and other communications, cutting down on paper and other costs associated with traditional checking accounts.
And what happens, for example, after cutting down fruits, legumes and whole grains — all food that studies point to reducing cardiometabolic risk?
The bot investigates the reason for the failure and corrects the issue, cutting down processing times by 30 percent, the bank said.
Companies participating in the project are saving money by cutting down on packaging, by recycling their waste and opting for alternative energies.
Mellow Sous Vide Precision Cooker This genius machine completely streamlines sous vide cooking, cutting down the process to a 30-second setup.
The shift toward Trump's economic record comes after an almost daily string of speeches aimed at cutting down Trump's national security chops.
Telecommute a day or two a week, and you could boost your productivity while cutting down on your commute time (and costs).
By cutting down those fence posts, he had stuck his thumb directly into the eye of the ranchers on the other side.
Edwards created the mile marker post, cutting down a log and adding the very first mile marker pointing towards the Onondaga's land.
By cutting down on bankruptcies, the legislation helped not just credit card companies but also consumers who benefit from lower interest rates.
Cutting down on losses has been a major focus for newly minted CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, as it was for predecessor Travis Kalanick.
In September, the retailer said it is cutting down on lower-performing products and becoming more aggressive in clearing out seasonal merchandise.
But if cutting down on sugar is a priority, simply sprinkle on a few grains of raw sugar — or leave the tops alone.
Damages within the 53,000 acre park included vandalization, the cutting down of endangered Joshua trees, and the creation of new roads by visitors.
In his remarks, Bridenstine hesitated to say whether people burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests was the major reason for climate change.
CEO Tidjane Thiam has led the bank's turnaround strategy by improving the balance sheet, cutting down on bonuses as well as slashing headcount.
The league will help by cutting down on the unnecessary back-to-back games and stretches that feature four games in five nights.
You can stop eating beef, since Brazil's cattle industry contributes to deforestation by cutting down forest to convert it to farmland for animals.
It also opens up possibilities for cutting down on antenna size and for packing more powerful multi-band antennas into a single device.
However, critics have charged the policy is a veil for the government's real goal of cutting down on immigration, CNN reported in December.
That means households are cutting down on spending on everything from non-essential items such as entertainment and leisure transport to essential groceries.
He has demanded the Appellate Body abide by the rules and has blocked the appointment process, slowly cutting down the number of judges.
As Gabe begins cutting down the tops of the wooden poles with a chainsaw, the family realizes just how dangerous it really is.
We must reduce our carbon footprint, eat the right food, stop cutting down our forests, and begin putting the Earth — our home — first.
On Twerp Verse, her band's third full-length, she's uncompromising, often cutting down her enemies—internal and external—in fifteen words or fewer.
Cutting down 149 million trees is an expensive proposition, but some of the higher-risk husks can be strategically removed to protect homes.
In 2009, Molson announced it was cutting down its monthly beer allotment for former employees from six dozen (!!!) to one dozen per month.
In countries like Colombia, forests are under threat from farmers seeking grazing land and criminal gangs cutting down trees for illegal gold mining.
I mean, she did sober up and sort out that tracklist eventually, cutting down from wanting about 19 tracks to the current 13.
It follows a string of smaller steps over the past two years, including cutting down transportation costs and encouraging investment in gas storage.
Cutting down on human trafficking, illegal immigration, drug flow and crime is a moral cause, not an immoral one as Pelosi has claimed.
Whether it's cutting down on commute time, avoiding office politics, or gaining greater workflow flexibility, more Americans than ever are spending time telecommuting.
That new tool is aimed at cutting down unpaid detention time, in which truckers lose $1.3 billion annually waiting at warehouses for loads.
The announcement appears timed with a major overhaul of the program, which is partly aimed at cutting down on that kind of abuse.
These include reducing the overuse of nitrogen fertilizer — a risk to drinking water quality and the environment — and cutting down on other fertilisers.
Cutting down anything close to 129 million dead trees would be horrendously expensive, and there aren't enough sawmills in California to process them.
There is also less waste of material, so for a country like ours this can help so much by cutting down the costs.
Recycling, cutting down on plastic, and not buying Carbon Dioxide products are examples of steps we can take to help save our planet.
But cutting down the length of the animation in half maintains that fluid experience while speeding up the overall feel of the phone. 
For Adobe's research team, cutting down the latency and getting the brushes and paints to mix naturally in real time represents several breakthroughs.
"This allows the kitchen and the bar a greater breadth of potential creativity, while cutting down on spoilage and food cost," she says.
So, even while cutting down on my overall phone use, I have found myself returning to a handful of apps again and again.
But, Canelo bulked up to 175 to take on Sergey Kovalev in November and he doesn't plan on cutting down any time soon.
A law went into effect in the state last week with an aim toward cutting down on the number of drivers using smartphones.
Cutting down on friction has been a major goal for Oculus and these deep links could be a major evolution for the system.
It is their answer to what they see as the inefficient and carbon-heavy process of cutting down mature trees to create furniture.
Environmentalists declared victory Tuesday and said that their "keep it in the ground" approach to cutting down on fossil fuels is working. Rep.
In particular, the Trump administration is eyeing cutting down accreditation standards that are seen as the "gatekeepers" of which colleges can get federal funds.
And while most millennials will roll their eyes when people suggest cutting down on the avocado toast, there's a lot of truth in it.
The Office of Refugee Resettlement told contractors it's cutting down on activities due to budget constraints as the number of detainees continues to grow.
For two teams unfamiliar with this stage, the idea of cutting down the nets at U.S. Bank Stadium is becoming more than a dreamscape.
Growers there (or at least the cartels that control them) have taken to cutting down forests illegally to make way for more extensive farming.
Another advantage is that crops are grown locally, cutting down on transportation time and costs, and delivering the freshest-possible products to the consumer.
While Denise tends to the injured, Rick returns outside to defend the infirmary, cutting down walkers one by one as fast as he can.
I separated the shoulders and upper arms, cutting down the upper arms so that they would sit under the shoulder as much as possible.
Cutting down on these drugs sadly doesn't make fried chicken any healthier for you, but it's a step in the fight against antibiotic resistance.
It's 2019 and the world is cutting down on plastic usage, which means it's time to abandon your trusty plastic baggie full of Tums.
Besides cutting down on bond issuance, Chinese authorities are also urging local government to cut down on infrastructure spending, according to a Caixin report.
Thunberg and her allies point out that cutting down on flying is one of the best ways for individuals to reduce their carbon footprint.
It especially excels at drying thick hair quickly, and its titanium and ceramic coating allows for even heating, drastically cutting down on drying time.
Cutting down on animal protein has been shown to lower cholesterol and blood pressure, as well as risks of heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.
Higher levels of staffing also reduced nurses' injuries and burnout, cutting down turnover and the costs associated with replacing experienced nurses, the union added.
This a very good thing; it helps to moderate the warming produced by human activities such as burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests.
It doesn't strip my hair of its essential moisture, but leaves my curls bouncy and well-defined while cutting down on knots and frizz.
They do this thanks to the communicative powers of the internet, cutting down waiting time by enabling several different steps to happen at once.
In other measures, like cutting down on drinks per day, it was found to be as effective as approaches provided by doctors or therapists.
They have been holding regular protests to try to halt the logging and UNESCO has also appealed to Poland stop cutting down the trees.
The move is "a bid to avert unwarranted illegal cutting down of trees," he said in a telephone interview with the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Though cutting down on sugar will not affect children's behavior, it may help to protect them against obesity, Type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
Cardboard is made from trees, and cutting down trees contributes to global warming, so getting rid of toilet paper tubes has to be good.
Cutting down on any credit card debt is especially important this year because the Federal Reserve is expected to steadily raise rates, Schulz said.
"Running a small store is not as simple as cutting down your assortment for less shelf space," said Tory Gundelach, analyst at Kantar Consulting.
In 1976, axe-wielding North Korean soldiers murdered two American soldiers who were cutting down a poplar tree there to secure a clear view.
Cutting down on sleep—even for just seven days—can leave you with the testosterone levels of a man at least a decade your senior.
Vendor fatigue: Cutting down the number of security products an enterprise uses is most often seen as a way to boost efficiency and save money.
As more Americans embrace a flexitarian diet, cutting down their meat consumption for health and environmental reasons, plant-based meat substitutes are growing in popularity.
In 2016, renegade farmers in Mexico were detained after they were found to be cutting down protected pine forests in order to expand their orchards.
The new beverage comes after the news that the company will be cutting down on limited-edition beverages by 30%, as reported by Grub Street.
So if Trump wants to improve his popularity, he may want to start by trying to act more presidential, and cutting down on the tweets.
Pavlikova's parents say she first got involved in politics collecting signatures to prevent the cutting down of trees in a local park where birds nested.
The impact on shipments was however limited since China had been cutting down on rice imports from Vietnam for over a year, the trader said.
In health care, that means not just developing software but also doing the hard work of providing insurance, improving outcomes and cutting down on costs.
The Natural Resource Defense Council, or NRDC, released a report this month detailing how cutting down on beef consumption has actually reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
The land is warming twice as fast as the planet and cutting down forests and rainforests, which is only adding to the problem, experts say.
Rocket Lab has also been practicing cutting down the time it takes to load up a rocket — after all, you have to have paying customers.
This is being used to launch the next version of the app, which is aimed at cutting down your stress levels and boosting your productivity.
The Chinese government wants to see more people drive EVs in the hope of cutting down on emission-related pollution — and government policies reflect that.
In April, it was reported that Starbucks was cutting down its special drink options by 30%, and instead shifting to concentrate on permanent menu items.
Acer has just announced a new, updated version of its Swift 5 laptop, which follows the trend of 2018 laptops by cutting down on bezels.
Between wanting to prevent animal cruelty, saving the environment, and cutting down on cancer risks, there are undeniable benefits to adopting a plant-based lifestyle.
Most deforestation in Uganda is caused by people cutting down trees for timber or charcoal or wanting to turn forested land into farms, she said.
Alternately, you might be able to extend the reach of a drone by drastically cutting down on the amount of time you spend on station.
"I was cutting down on Spice because I was sick of the scene and needed something to make me sleep for the night," he says.
Cutting down the ETA with features like this is particularly advantageous since Uber and the driver don't usually get paid during the pre-pickup drive.
In America, that means primarily cutting down on emissions from the electricity and transportation sectors, which combined, make up 58 percent of our carbon pollution.
USCIS says that part of the rule would decrease costs for applicants by cutting down on paperwork, making the process more efficient for the government.
Cutting down trees combined with poaching decimated wildlife in this 500,000-acre swath of the Kasigau migration corridor, which bisects Tsavo, Kenya's largest national park.
Waters made the remarks in response to Williams stating that the president is interested in cutting down on legal immigration as well as illegal immigration.
Kyrgios was re-energized for the fifth, cutting down the high-risk, low-reward drop shots, and really finding his range with his powerful forehand.
Researchers are also working hard on creating lab-grown penises to use instead of donor organs, hopefully cutting down the wait time for many patients.
They are full of former herders who have settled down and taken up farming or joined the booming logging business, cutting down trees for charcoal.
The idea is to slow or stop the spread of the virus by cutting down on large gatherings where people could potentially infect new communities.
When we start stirring up our environments, cutting down trees, adding water, it's a dangerous recipe for the proliferation of mosquitoes and mosquito-borne diseases.
By this time he was becoming known for his abrasive style, cutting down colleagues with withering remarks or saddling some of them with derisive names.
Sources close to Rob tell TMZ ... he quit drinking recently and has been focusing on making better diet choices -- including cutting down on fast food.
I saw first-hand that cutting down on the military's use of oil would reduce the number of dangerous fuel convoys, and save American lives.
One of the toughest parts of the cleanup effort is cutting down the 50,000 tubes of old scaffolding that crisscrossed the back of the edifice.
A vast literature shows that addiction is an activity whose course can be altered by its foreseeable consequences, including tangible rewards for cutting down on use.
However, the opponents of the timber sale said they're in favor of strategically thinning forests by cutting down high-fire-risk trees and removing dry vegetation.
Those who said they preferred gradually cutting down before the study began were less likely than others to still be abstinent from cigarettes at this point.
The app connects patients and doctors and ships birth control directly to users, cutting down the cost and stigma of accessing birth control or HIV prevention.
In 20 Minute Metropolis, when you finish digging up a mountain, harvesting farmland, or cutting down a forest, the tile converts to a blank grassland tile.
In water-stressed areas, crops can be irrigated more efficiently by delivering water precisely to plant roots through drip systems, cutting down on the amount required.
Utilise your S Pen to organise your working week, creating important Action Memos and cutting down the time taken on your daily tasks through smart collaboration.
Rival Democrats are nearly as interested in cutting down Buttigieg as he is, and a discussion of Buttigieg's thin résumé might help several non-Biden candidates.
Today, Groupon announced that it had reached its goal of cutting down its operations to 15 markets in total, exiting 0003 in the last quarter alone.
The Cajun Navy arrived on Tuesday once the bridge opened, fresh off assisting Hurricane Harvey victims in Texas, cutting down trees obstructing roads and clearing debris.
In addition to cutting down on carbon emissions produced by the vehicles on our streets, engineers are also looking at how to improve the roads themselves.
The LEDs are across the entire back of the display, cutting down on dim spots and often giving you better contrast and control of light levels.
Goodell said talk most recently has turned to cutting down the time of games, which now take an average of about three hours and 10 minutes.
Jack explores new research that suggests connected, autonomous cars could fight congestion by cutting down on the hard braking that tends to clog up the roads.
This is sort of obvious, but try cutting down on the the bladder-irritating or diuretic items you consume (yes, that means less coffee and booze).
More people are quitting smoking or cutting down in developed countries, but overall revenue and profit margins are consistently buoyed by companies' ability to raise prices.
It's no longer just a public display of dissatisfaction over Trump's proposed budget cuts and the executive order cutting down on the EPA's climate change enforcement.
Most experts agree that some small changes to what we eat, such as cutting down on meat, could have a huge impact on solving these problems.
For example, connecting education as the way to break the cycle of poverty and then morphing or transitioning into violent crime and cutting down on that.
With Trump's focus on cutting down the nation's regulatory rulebook, liberal court watchers say the administration is likely looking for someone more critical of agency authority.
Methane is the primary component of natural gas, and drillers have resisted the rules, saying they are cutting down on emissions on their own without regulations.
If we don't stop cutting down trees and saving our water, we won't have air to breathe and their won't be any other issues to discuss.
In practice, he has patients who always say they're cutting down on smoking, but since he's known them for decades he knows they're distorting the truth.
Each child representing a country makes promises to change their behavior for the better by eating more vegetables, reducing flatulence and cutting down on hair-pulling.
If you couple that methodology with Lean, another approach that focuses on cutting down waste, then the idea is that your business will achieve peak productivity.
But deforestation — cutting down trees and releasing the carbon stored in them — contributes 17 percent of the world's greenhouse gases, more than the global transportation industry.
Among the first consumers to react, bakeries said they were are cutting down on egg purchases and some families said they were switching to other foods.
I love nature, and I feel bad about cutting down an eight-year-old tree just to use it as a decoration for a few weeks.
The attack was methodical and merciless — the jets took run after run over the camp in an effort destroy it, cutting down men as they fled.
The report card grades agencies on their progress in consolidating data centers, cutting down on duplicative spending, enhancing agency CIO authorities and providing project risk assessments.
Although I still smoked during this week, I felt guilty every time I did, and ended up cutting down from 15 to about five a day.
It's not surprising that researchers have been finding that people who follow a ketogenic diet can better manage their blood sugar by cutting down their carbs.
Eating better, maybe cutting down on the sugary Shirley Temples, and maintaining equilibrium with any muscle gain will all go a long way towards that pursuit.
They can save a ton of money by cutting down on labor costs and, hopefully, these measures will lead to them surviving the difficult economic times.
Turing has built an AI engine that helps with this process — much like the AI engines used in drug discovery — cutting down the time to days.
She said that she and her neighbors had blocked the workers from cutting down two large mango trees outside her house and making a parking lot.
The essays quickly went viral, and social media users everywhere have opened up about their own relationships with their children and cutting down their work schedules.
Sidewalk Labs also envisions underground drop-off and pickup zones for shared fleets or autonomous vehicles, cutting down on street-level curb idling and double parking.
Part of that included cutting down on the documentation a fintech would need to get through before being able to even test its technology with JPMorgan.
Since cutting down on my phone usage is one of my own resolutions, here's what my home screen looked like before versus how it looks now:
Settlers cutting down trees in order to open lands to grow coca, a raw ingredient for cocaine production, had a negligible impact on forests, it said.
"The texture of the plant-based meat is still not the same," said one attendee, Luan Yucui, who is cutting down on meat for health reasons.
In addition to cutting down on frivolous cases, this might even encourage NPEs to shift business model and start doing something useful for the U.S. economy.
By choosing an ARM-based device over x86, you're cutting down your options for both operating systems and software, but there's still plenty of stuff there.
And they hope to do that, in part, by cutting down their pitchers' workloads — maybe a maximum of 30 starts each instead of 33 or 34.
Cutting down the cost of capital may just accelerate the implementation of existing investment projects, but it won't raise the level of the desired capital stock.
If you want to use your phone less, try cutting down on scrolling social media right before bed or checking it right when you wake up.
For those still concerned about longevity, Plam even equipped its device with something called Life Mode, which helps preserve battery life while also cutting down on distractions.
So far the company has been digging tunnels under Los Angeles, which the company says are smaller than traditional tunnels for underground transportation, cutting down on costs.
There are lots of different ways to achieve that, from intermittent fasting or keto to just cutting down on the junk you know you shouldn't be eating.
"Certainly, these are important steps, but reducing opioid-related deaths will require cutting down both the supply of the drugs and the demand for them," he said.
A: If we keep cutting down trees, if we keep cutting things away and taking things away, pretty soon there will be nothing left to take away.
Apple is cutting down its current production plans for new iPhones by about 10 percent for the next three months, the Nikkei Asian Review reported on Wednesday.
SpaceX argues that by operating satellites at this orbit, the Starlink constellation will have much lower latency in signal, cutting down transmission time to just 15 milliseconds.
Some of them include cutting down the time it takes to register a business, new grid connections for electricity and upgrading election systems for imports and exports.
And a week before the competition started, China announced an emergency smog plan aimed at cutting down pollution by shuttering factories and stopping construction across the city.
The AI can select different algorithms depending on what kind of network conditions a device is experiencing, cutting down on the downsides associated with any one method.
Finding steady revenue streams to produce the 20.8909 billion euros ($8.31 billion) the bank expects in charges from cutting down its trading arm will be more challenging.
Instead, the creators ask why the rubber price is so low, given the threat of blight; low enough that Asian farmers are cutting down their rubber trees.
I think there should be some economic growth and other mechanisms, rather than just cutting down...We should earn more, not only saving on expenses, that's true.
Rather than its 240:226 "crop" cutting down on the image, it actually opens up the image to reveal even more (see: 2.35:1 vs. 16:9).
Finding steady revenue streams to produce the 7.4 billion euros ($8.31 billion) the bank expects in charges from cutting down its trading arm will be more challenging.
As printers get cheaper, they'll no doubt begin to appear in pharmacies, which will print pills only as needed, cutting down on costly waste, spoilage and storage.
The grocery chain explained via a podcast that it would remove plastic packaging from certain items, having the dual effect of cutting down on plastic and prices.
A passenger jet flying at hypersonic speeds could revolutionize air travel by cutting down a transatlantic flight from New York to London from seven hours to two.
More than just a fun word to say, spatchcocking is a useful technique that ensures moist meat and crispy skin, all while cutting down your roasting time.
Both were ground singles to left as he appeared to be cutting down on his swing a little in an effort to put more balls in play.
So, in search of our next crush of this caliber, we're cutting down on the trial and error by going straight to the brands we already love.
They must now adhere to provincial conservation regulations, which include limitations on hunting and cutting down trees for community use, harming their way of life, said Santi.
The coronavirus pandemic is giving new meaning to the March tradition of cutting down nets ... beaches across Los Angeles County are making sure no one plays volleyball.
But many more towns put off such projects or, to avoid traversing the preserve, reroute projects through private lands, sometimes cutting down many trees in the process.
It will also mean that flights to Cuba will be offered at more airports, cutting down the cost of buying connecting flights to Miami or New York.
For example, in Q3 2019 Chase announced that it improved on digital account opening, cutting down the time it takes to just 3-5 minutes on average.
The company, formerly known as Philips Lighting, said comparable sales fell in all its geographies in the third quarter, while profitability was increased by cutting down costs.
By increasing their income, decreasing their expenses, staying organized, and cutting down on nonessential spending, they were able to pay it off in just under four years.
We are working in a macro environment, which is more subdued than last year, but you will not see us cutting down on very important strategic investments.
In some ways, cutting down in this area of my life was just as easy — if more time-consuming — as it had been with the unwanted promos.
The 38-year-old has been cutting down on the number of tournaments he plays over the last few years in a bid to prolong his career.
One day, the story goes, one of the early settlers was cutting down a tree when a voice came from the river, instructing him to move away.
The Polish government has said cutting down trees there was necessary to make forest paths safe for hikers and protect existing trees from a bark beetle infestation.
Instead of cutting down its own emissions, a polluting company or country can purchase carbon "credits" from another entity that overachieved in reducing its own carbon footprint.
He said his focus would be cutting down on unskilled migration, but that there would be scope for high skilled and other workers to come to Britain.
Some hotels are starting to take a different approach to cutting down waste by eliminating single-use toiletries from their rooms entirely, instead opting for bulk offerings.
"Cutting down processed meat seems beneficial for the prevention of breast cancer," added lead author Dr. Maryam Farvid, of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
It turns out that — according to the research in my new book — you can actually live longer by swapping out the grains and cutting down on sugar.
Many elements of the bill pursue bipartisan goals: simplifying the federal financial aid process, cutting down on student debt and expanding programs like federal work-study programs.
The ingredients are portioned so you end up using all of the food in the box, cutting down on food waste and getting dinner on the table faster.
Bosworth believes that, beyond offering more targeted outreach for advertisers, Facebook's knowledge of internet users and advertising practices can benefit users by cutting down on poor quality advertising.
And states have been very willing to take on reform, going far ahead of the federal government in recent years in cutting down sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.
Studies have shown that cutting down on screen time has a number of health benefits (limiting kids' screen time, for example, has been linked to improved brain function).
Trump also focused relentlessly on China's market activities, including allegations that their government had artificially undervalued its currency -- a way of boosting exports and cutting down on imports.
The city is cutting down on cars, too: its "auto-avoidant city" strategy will make many streets one-way and raise parking tariffs to €7.50 ($8.25) per hour.
Most infamously, axe-wielding North Korean soldiers in the DMZ in 2000 murdered two American soldiers who were cutting down a poplar tree to secure a clear view.
They've signed up to help the elderly and those with disabilities with garden work, cutting down bamboo, and even tending to chicken coops, according to ABC affiliate KCRG.
According to The New York Times, Trump's Chief of Staff John Kelly is cutting down the number of people who work at the White House without permanent clearances.
BAML's fund manager survey this week showed investors have been cutting down on their tech exposure, considering the sector the "most crowded" trade for the third month running.
Asked on Thursday for specifics, he cited cutting down the Department of Education and the Environmental Protection Agency, as well as squeezing better discounts out of drug companies.
Trump's ethics pledge is aimed at cutting down on conflicts of interest, banning ex-lobbyists for two years from working on matters they dealt with for paying clients.
The idea is to make a digital marketer's job easier by cutting down on noise and producing "decision-ready reports," such as PowerPoint presentations, graphics and other visualizations.
Considering all the time Apple spent talking about the recycling and renewables, cutting down on journalists' cross-country flights is the least they can do for the environment.
"Although cutting down has clear benefits, particularly for risk of cancer, the reduction in cardiovascular disease risk is not as large as smokers might expect," the authors wrote.
The diet itself is all about cutting down on oils, fats, and salty, processed foods, and increasing your intake of lean protein, complex carbs, and fruits and veggies.
"Because in the United States, you still believe in heroes," she replied, explaining that Canadians seemed bent on cutting down all their heroes, except for some star athletes.
Cutting down on animal protein does more than slash calories -- it lowers your cholesterol and blood pressure, as well as your risks of heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.
Villagers make money from the sale of carbon credits they earn by not cutting down the trees, said Charles Ndondo, whose company Carbon Green Africa spearheaded the project.
Experts say Colombia's rainforests are under increasing threat with once no-go conflict areas opening up for development and criminal gangs cutting down trees for illegal gold mining.
Walmart also uses robots to scan for out-of-stock items in their aisles developed by Bossa Nova Robotics, cutting down on tasks done by low-wage employees.
On top of that, I had a whole community of friends who I only ever saw through shows—would I lose them by cutting down my show intake?
Day-to-day, you go into the community and do projects such as clearing brush, cutting down dead trees, planting new trees, and lots and lots of weeding.
Bogut was wary of Jordan, who at that moment was cutting down the center of the lane, and so he only shifted his weight slightly in Paul's direction.
The company's engine programmatically takes care of vetting, preapproval, and regulatory compliance, streamlining the process for financial institutions and potentially cutting down on costly defaults and charge-offs.
Amazon's technological know-how will make shopping at Whole Foods much simpler, from cutting down the long lines to expanding loyalty programs to streamlining mobile payments, he argued.
His conservative Liberal-National coalition, sharply opposed to cutting down on carbon emissions and coal, is expected to take 77 seats, one more than enough for a majority.
Cutting down on those troop movements as much as possible, and on large gatherings such as the infamous Liberty Bond rally in Philadelphia that infected thousands at once.
Perhaps none was bigger than his layup with 30.2 seconds remaining for a 102-96 lead, cutting down the lane to capitalize on a gutsy Kyle Korver feed.
The New Hampshire primary, the first primary in the nation, often plays a crucial role in cutting down the field, and for that reason, is usually closely watched.
These included not cutting down trees along the marathon route in order to offer runners some shade and paving roads with a special coating that reflects infrared rays.
Sometimes called the "low-carbon diet," this approach involves cutting down on meat and dairy, as well as eating locally and seasonally and reducing packaging and food waste.
The company also said it would be cutting down bottlenecks at its Hillhouse polymer manufacturing facilities and record a charge of 8-10 million pounds in fiscal 2020.
Facebook is stopping employees from bringing social guests to work and cutting down on its on-site job interviews as fears mount over the spread of the coronavirus.
For Sweetgreen, it means orders that can be prepared in an off-site basement kitchen, cutting down on real estate expense and delivered efficiently by a single courier.
On web forums and in interviews with Business Insider, drivers said they're avoiding picking up passengers from airports, cutting down their hours, and cleaning their cars more frequently.
They needed to find ways that they could make a living without cutting down the last trees in their desperate effort to either grow food or make charcoal.
In December, it was reported that Amazon was sharply cutting down on hiring, the first sign of a slowdown in its rapid expansion over the past few years.
Getting more footage from law enforcement should improve these detection systems, Facebook says, as well as cutting down on footage from video games or movies being incorrectly detected.
Francesco, who is from Italy and now lives in London, has read enough to know that offsets aren't as good as actually cutting down on his carbon footprint.
Unless it gets new funding, the CDC will be cutting down its work against diseases from 49 countries to 10 countries starting in October 85033, the Journal reported.
The lawsuit was first brought in 2017 after the government was "on our property cutting down our trees," as well moving habitat and widening a road, Wright says.
Sodexo is banking on a renewed focus on food contracts, increased productivity and cutting down on its use of temporary workers, to contain costs and improve its overall results.
Not only does it make eating your takeout much easier to manage, but the chain is also cutting down on waste by only offering one utensil, instead of two.
Then as the task becomes more natural, another mechanism takes over that refines the pattern of brain activity that drives the task, cutting down on the neural background noise.
ITALIAN EXPOSURE UniCredit last week announced that it was reducing its exposure to Italy to boost its financial strength, including by cutting down its portfolio of Italian government bonds.
The government is facing its biggest challenge yet — being forced constitutionally to make an $800 million payment on Friday, even if that means cutting down on essential public services.
Although the maggots haven't been tested in actual wounds yet, the researchers hope that they can act as both wound cleaners and medication, thereby cutting down on healing time.
Tasha Robinson, Film / TV Editor: But I don't think they were cutting down on ways for people to enjoy their work — if anything, they were suggesting a new option.
In 2018, the fast food giant announced it would commence a phased roll-out of paper straws in the region, aimed at cutting down on the use of plastics.
Instead of cutting down its own trees to make products for exports, China has become one of the world's leading timber importers, potentially increasing deforestation overseas, the study said.
This part of the system works well, seriously cutting down on the icon clutter that plagued past open world Ubisoft games and adding much needed character to the world.
Keller, which has been cutting down costs and exposure to unprofitable markets, has been reviewing its Asia Pacific (APAC) business since October after conditions in Southeast Asian markets deteriorated.
In their initial announcement last year, the company revealed that while the plant would remain in the U.S., the factory would be cutting down on labor to reduce costs.
In hopes of cutting down on abuse of the pass-through deduction, Congress restricted the ability of some providers of "specialized services" from getting the new pass-through deduction.
Supporters of the legislation have argued that a regulated weed industry would boost the island's economy and medical research sectors, while cutting down on drug-related violence and arrests.
Reusable straws have become a must-have for everyone around the world, as we're all cutting down on plastic consumption by getting rid of single-use straws and plastics.
Haiti is prone to flash floods and mudslides because most of its hillsides have been stripped bare by people cutting down trees to make charcoal to sell for fuel.
Work crews are cutting down dead or doomed trees and bulldozers are scooping up debris near a cement-ringed storm drain large enough for a human to walk through.
Maybe this was just Trump's version of cutting down on the red meat in the last days of the campaign, though his stump speech still featured all the standbys.
Instead, I've always believed that the best way to cut expenses and boost your savings rate is by cutting down on your three biggest costs: rent, transportation, and food.
Plus, putting purchases on a business credit card instead of a personal one can raise your personal credit score by cutting down on your debt-to-credit utilization ratio.
Trump's plan also takes some steps to reduce the amount of opioid painkillers, with a goal of cutting down on prescriptions by one-third over the next three years.
In one 2018 study, researchers with Brandeis University in Massachusetts found that respite programs could save several thousands of dollars per hospital patient by cutting down on expensive readmissions.
"Cutting down the time, from six and a half to four, it's an easy way to understand what the purpose is behind the workout," Andujar said through an interpreter.
A bipartisan gaggle known as the Problem Solvers Caucus has put together a slate of rule changes aimed at empowering rank-and-file members and cutting down on gridlock.
A high-quality burr grinder and a simple pour-over coffee maker can put you on a par with your local barista while significantly cutting down on your spending.
If Twitter's latest test becomes a reality, then it could be another good way of cutting down on the amount of abusive content the average person is exposed to.
Burning or cutting down trees to convert the land into agricultural fields, which comes with its own emissions, can turn it from a carbon sink to a carbon emitter.
His second resignation came in 2002, when an official in the Ministry of Natural Resources ordered zapovednik directors to start making money by cutting down forests in their reserves.
And the Barstool media brand will be key to competing with those other sports betting platforms, as well as cutting down on the high cost of acquiring new customers.
Up-to-date weather information will be transmitted electronically and instantaneously between pilot and air traffic controller, cutting down on delays and allowing real-time changes in flight paths.
I'm not sure how these new crop of smartwatches do it: It's probably a combo of using a proprietary OS, low-power chips, and cutting down on certain features.
But late last year, the industry's global watchdog adopted a stricter set of guidelines that included a ban on cutting down forests or converting peatlands for oil palm plantations.
The New York Times reported Thursday that the increase in safety can partially be attributed to police using less deadly force and cutting down on stop-and-frisk practices.
An emerging crop of new, "smart" hiring tools can do just that by cutting down interview processes from what traditionally took weeks to a matter of a few days.
But as the Trump administration sees it, the program would improve the food stamps program by delivering recipients healthier foods, saving taxpayers money, and cutting down on EBT fraud.
Apple added half an inch more screen to the smaller, $260 model (it's now 23 inches) while cutting down the size of the larger, $143,214 model (same 212-inch screen).
Under the right conditions in a lab, cells can be encouraged to divide just like they do inside the body—cutting down on natural resources, gas, and animal rights abuses.
IBAMA officials say enforcement or "the stick" has worked well in reducing illegal cutting down of trees by large agriculture operations that are behind 70 percent of the Brazil's deforestation.
He indicated at one point that he planned to scale back his frenetic schedule, potentially cutting down on the number of town hall events and rallies in a given day.
LG says there's also a new display technology behind the screen bezel that allows the IPS panel to achieve its brightness and resolution benchmarks while cutting down on component weight.
They emphasize the need to focus on a health-promoting eating pattern "across the life span" that includes these and other foods, in moderation, while cutting down on added sugar.
It is often no secret who is committing abuses in Southeast Asia, whether they are illegally cutting down forests, trafficking drugs, skimming a percentage from government transactions or shooting protesters.
The school has been working at reducing its budget deficit — which reached $2165 million in 603 — and cutting down its debt (which totaled $260 million in 22014) for several years.
In addition to ignorance about how much we throw away each year, a new study suggests there's another barrier to cutting down how much we put in the bin: compost.
Sixteen-year-old Kavya Kopparapu, along with her team, trained an AI system to identify diabetic retinopathy in photos instead, sharply cutting down the time it takes for a diagnosis.
To do so, they have to show they are replacing the trees they are cutting down and that they are using modern kilns that convert the trees efficiently into fuel.
If that's not realistic for you (and it isn't for a lot of people), then simply cutting down on the amount of meat and dairy you eat could be good.
This has led to some questioning whether or not these networks have a responsibility to act more like media organizations, in terms of cutting down on the spread of disinformation.
Some volunteers complain of pounding headaches, which can be caused by dehydration as cutting down on food also reduces your water intake (the FMD does allow for unlimited drinking water).
Photo: Cate Gillon (Getty Images)There's at least one healthy New Year's resolution that you may actually maintain through the year, suggests a new study: cutting down on your drinking.
The Wildcats are the top seed in the Big Dance this time around ... and Jay says don't be shocked if they're cutting down the nets in Arizona on April 3.
Using Qapital's tools, users can assign certain financial rewards to daily goals like reducing spending at restaurants or grocery stores to cutting down on drinks out or doing more exercise.
This could indeed help SpaceX make money with the vehicle using the kinds of launches it's operating today, in preparation for Mars missions, while dramatically cutting down on redevelopment costs.
Nor did she mention the highly publicized act of civil disobedience by Bree Newsome, who was arrested after climbing the flagpole outside of the statehouse and cutting down the flag.
Regardless, I enjoy sleeping in to the last possible minute before my day must become productive, so cutting down on shower time always gets a thumbs up in my book.
But now a new battle is on: to preserve Colombia's forests that are under threat from farmers seeking grazing land and criminal gangs cutting down trees for illegal gold mining.
The Berkeley City Council approved the measure this week, which is aimed at cutting down on restaurant waste by encouraging patrons to bring reusable cups, according to the Associated Press.
This could be due to the higher poverty levels in Peru, underlying the need to improve job creation and land rights so poor farmers have options beside cutting down trees.
To clear land for farming, people in the country use a "slash and burn" method, which involves cutting down all vegetation, letting it dry, and then setting it on fire.
"Cutting down on your flights or buying an electric car, while important, cannot achieve such large reductions on such a wide range of environmental issues," Poore said in an email.
Our environmental and social policies — like cutting down forests or failing to address a housing crisis — make it much likelier that a previously harmless microbe will cause a devastating outbreak.
Normalizing the use of netting, purchasing said nets, water safety instruction, and encouraging those who are ill to immediately see a doctor does tremendous work to cutting down infection rates.
Corporate efforts Corporate America is trying very hard to at least seem responsive to the issue of pollution and to appear to be cutting down on its use of plastic.
The steps included cutting down the amount of time that individual citizens or groups have to file protests challenging any oil and gas lease to 10 days, from a month.
LONDON — In February 2015, Simon Bramwell climbed into a tree near Bristol, in southwest England, to prevent workmen from cutting down a whole row of trees for a bus lane.
A bipartisan group of senators is offering legislation aimed at cutting down the amount of time it takes for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to handle a disability claim.
Selective logging (cutting down particular tree species while leaving the others) is one of the biggest sources of deforestation in Gabon, according to a study from the University of Maryland.
"If the global economic situation does not improve, we may see central banks around the world cutting down interest rates," said Margaret Yang Yan, a market analyst at CMC Markets.
Residents were given cash to stop cutting down the forest but were still allowed to reap its bounties, provided they did so in a way that allowed it to regenerate.
So even though I'll be cutting down on the amount of processed foods I reach for, I don't think I'll be beating myself up about a slip-up anytime soon.
And while that's sound enough advice, it's also true that at the end of the day, you'd get more bang for your buck by cutting down on the other two things.
The company said last month that it plans to launch three new drugs this year and is considering cutting down on spending on some generic drug projects that have become unviable.
All three new rules shrink the financial sector by cutting down on lucrative activities that have nothing to do with finance's core social purpose of channeling funds to economically useful activities.
But at the same time, very little has changed from last year's Tab S3 aside from cutting down its bezels and removing the home button with the built-in fingerprint reader.
A microphone was placed in the aisles for winners to make their acceptance speeches, cutting down on the time it would have taken for them to walk up onto the stage.
After significantly cutting down on his Instagram use since September, the actor, 32, returned with a bang by posting a seriously steamy shirtless shot of him hanging out in a sauna.
In addition to cutting off wireless access, Samsung is also going to limit the Note 7's battery in Canada, cutting down on how long it can be kept powered on.
The feature will also be useful for cutting down on scams for Touch ID phones, where an accidental tap of the home button could trigger a fingerprint scan to confirm purchases.
Traditionally, Mayan beekeepers collected the bees, which they call xunan kab (royal lady), from the forest by cutting down trees and bringing the hive home in a portion of the trunk.
Meanwhile, you might want to consider cutting down the apps on your phone to the very basics, and leaving the email and social media checking until you're actually at a computer.
Asked during the debate in Detroit for specifics, he cited cutting down the Department of Education and the Environmental Protection Agency, as well as squeezing better discounts out of drug companies.
Gunnar Optiks Intercept glasses help in cutting down the strain caused by blue light, thus helping to reduce headaches, eye fatigue, and potential sleep problems caused by too much screen time.
"We've done a few hundred so far, but it's just starting," says Ruiz, who drove more than four hours from Alabama, cutting down trees in his path, to reach entrapped people.
Being able to recover rockets consistently at LZ-1 will help considerably with the company's goal of cutting down Falcon 9 reflight time to within 24 hours of an initial launch.
Spaniard Bautista Agut responded by cutting down unforced errors in his game before converting a decisive break in each of the next two sets to book a place in Sunday's final.
Mylan will also soon seek approval for a new formulation that extends the shelf life of EpiPen from 18 months to at least 24 months, cutting down replacement costs, Bresch said.
Doughty spotted Toffoli cutting down the middle and centered a pass that Toffoli redirected into the net for his ninth goal of the season, tying Anze Kopitar for the team lead.
Polygon begins on a remote ocean island, where a military crew is finishing preparations for what looks like a firing range — cutting down palm trees, leveling sand, kicking out the natives.
And we know that people are messing with all those systems -- fundamentally making them more dangerous -- because we've refused or been unable to stop burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests.
Jeff Green, CEO and chairman of The Trade Desk, said the ID can address privacy concerns while cutting down on the problem of people seeing the same ad over and over.
It would be pretty hard to do that in the NFL because you need to give players time to rest, but they are talking about cutting down preseason or eliminating it.
An unscientific survey of drivers in two strip mall parking lots in suburban New Jersey found many self-proclaimed careful drivers who cheered the idea of cutting down on distracted driving.
The new law is expected to boost badly needed investment by cutting down bureaucracy, especially for starting new projects, and providing more incentives to investors looking to put money in Egypt.
The Bucs haven't really seen a breakout season from Winston, though he has taken a modest step forward, mostly in the last six weeks or so, by cutting down on turnovers.
"We feel railroaded," Ms. Boon, 54, said on a recent afternoon as she looked down into the Peace Valley, where BC Hydro started cutting down trees on their land this summer.
At 17, she joined the Women's Timber Corps, spending her days in Wales with other civilians, cutting down trees with an ax, making her small, daily contribution toward the war effort.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has introduced an effort to restore young forest areas, although the goal seems counterintuitive, cutting down forests to make room for new ones.
Almost everywhere in the world, planting more corn or soy for biofuel would involve creating more farmland, which in turn would involve cutting down whatever was already growing on that land.
In Indonesia and other areas, producers are cutting down old-growth forests to plant bamboo for rayon, said Frances Kozen, associate director of the Cornell Institute of Fashion and Fiber Innovation.
Researchers applauded Facebook for even having policies aimed at cutting down on tobacco's social media presence, but they recommended the company make them more consistent and improve how it enforces them.
"What is clear is that the common culprit across the globe is the burning of fossil fuels -- coal, oil and gas -- worsened by the cutting down of our forests," Sano said.
In this largely agricultural area hit by erratic weather and insufficient rain, farmers are making up for poor harvests by cutting down trees and selling the wood for timber and charcoal.
"In the future, we'll be using the basement routes and then up through a new lift at this level," architectural lead Tony Barnard explained, cutting down the complexity of the current course.
Automobili Pininfarina is testing the effectiveness of its advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) virtually, using a driving simulator program provided by Modena-based Danisi, drastically cutting down development and fine-tuning costs.
After coordinated walkouts by employees and contractors in November over its handling of sexual harassment accusations, Google announced a number of changes to its work culture, including cutting down on excessive drinking.
During a panel at the 2013 True/False Film Festival aptly called "Every Cut is a Lie," editor Nels Bangerter described the standard practice of cutting down interviews for intelligibility and meaning.
A year later Norway promised Indonesia $22010bn if it managed to stop cutting down its forests; Mr Yudhoyono declared a two-year moratorium on forest-clearing concessions and renewed it in 240.
Compared to the clunky payment terminals offered by Australia's banks, Square can afford to be ruthless in cutting down the size of its products given it controls both its hardware and software.
That means you can enjoy your favorite coffee blend in a range of sizes from a travel mug to a carafe, all while cutting down on wasteful plastic (every bit helps, folks).
The company is also planning to let its devices automatically install firmware updates, cutting down on annoying prompts when you open the Sonos app and just want to quickly start playing music.
"In the future, we'll be using the basement routes and then up through a new lift at this level," architectural lead Tony Barnard explained, cutting down the intricacy of the current course.
There's a lot of hype surrounding CBD products, from them being able to help with anxiety and send you to sleep sooner, to cutting down the risk of dementia or treating cancer.
New York University professor Aswath Damodaran said Tuesday on CNBC that shares should be trading closer to $59 per share, cutting down $3 billion off the ride-sharing company's $18 billion valuation.
Now a new report suggests the department's made some significant progress over the past couple years by cutting down on reported street stops, but it's still stopping racial minorities more than whites.
Because the upfront cost of a vehicle isn't going to be the only thing you pay for, and cutting down your base price budget is the most effective way to save money.
Researchers have debated the likelihood of the scenario, but fears have heightened under Brazil's new president, who has advocated expansion of industry in the region, which involves burning and cutting down trees.
On Monday, WhatsApp announced that people can now only forward a message to five different chat conversations at a time, cutting down the potential audience for each individual user in the chain.
Quantum computing, however, will give researchers immense new capabilities to run tests with much larger molecules at a more rapid pace, ultimately cutting down on the timely and expensive drug development process.
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Bunge Inc and partners on Tuesday launched an online database aimed at helping companies make investment and purchasing decisions that discourage farmers from cutting down trees for arable land.
The shift to more meaningful content has just started rolling out, but the company made other changes last year as a precursor to the latest moves, including cutting down on viral videos.
The fixed-wing design of the plane means that it can rely on lift to stay aloft, cutting down on the power demands on the electric 2,000 horsepower engines when it's aloft.
For us, that means drinking more water, cutting down on screen time by 99%, and finally finding the motivation to go to the gym (rather than watch another rerun of Vanderpump Rules).
For example, cutting down a few trees here or there may not be a problem but several clear-cutting projects in close proximity may leave animals nowhere to climb to escape predators.
In addition, shrimp farms, in particular, have made coastal communities in the tropics even more vulnerable by cutting down mangroves, their first line of defense against extreme weather and rising sea levels.
Businesses like McDonald's and Starbucks also made efforts to ban plastic straws in hopes of preserving the environment and cutting down on the world's harmful and overwhelming amount of single-use plastic waste.
With the recent trend of smartphones opting for full-view or extra-wide or whatever you want to call it displays and cutting down on bezels, the notch was really an inevitable evolution.
The new feature replaces the somewhat clunky mechanism of SMS for text communication between rider and driver, helping to preserve privacy for both sides in all markets, and cutting down on potential confusion.
A source tells PEOPLE the entire Kardashian-Jenner family "is cutting down on all public appearances for the time being" after Kardashian West, 35, was robbed at gunpoint early Monday morning in Paris.
Verge reporter Loren Grush was using ClassPass — which lets you go to classes at different gyms around New York — until it started cutting down on the number of classes you could go to.
According to Dr. Wayne Aldredge, President of the American Academy of Periodontology, cutting down on carbs in order to burn dietary protein and fat can give dieters a serious case of bad breath.
Cutting down such an old tree -- part of a stand of trees in the school's McDonald and Dunn Research Forests, near the university's campus in Corvallis -- was a mistake, a school official acknowledged.
Lately, both of us have been talking about cutting down because new work projects kicked in for both of us, the cold is ending, and we're sick of feeling groggy in the morning.
First, cutting down from the above chart here are the exit numbers, broken down by geographic region: In the listed 2016 period, European exits accounted for just 42.5 percent of the U.S. total.
During the speech, she will put forth her plans to make the country a clean energy superpower through generating renewable energy, reducing energy waste and cutting down on oil consumption through clean fuels.
But, as the general manager of the local dairy co-operative explained in the Daily Times, cutting down water usage could mean losing the plant and create more trouble for local dairy farms.
Contraception is critical for many women to ensure healthy birth spacing, which has been shown to lead to healthier babies by cutting down on the risk of preterm birth and low birth weight.
Now, in 1921, Pound edited "The Waste Land," cutting down lines devoted to parody and eliminating witticisms, but leaving untouched its mood of despair and desolation, and its message of neo-Christian hope.
"But to do that you would have to provide more value than they're presently getting from short-term, day-to-day activities, like cutting down trees for charcoal," or killing gorillas for meat.
Whether you're going on a three-day business trip or preparing for a two-month outdoor adventure, here are some guidelines for maximizing suitcase space, minimizing your load and cutting down on wrinkles.
Earlier on Monday, Facebook announced it was blocking employees from bringing social guests to work and cutting down on its on-site job interviews as fears mount over the spread of the coronavirus.
But there are also added benefits: Reusable shopping bags are stronger than the plastic bags that stores distribute, and they are environmentally friendly — great for cutting down waste and lessening your carbon footprint.
Cutting down all those trees to make way for farms could have serious consequences for the climate of the entire earth, since rain forests soak up carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels.
The organization also built roads and bridges, making daily life easier for people by cutting down on the time it took to go to the market or fetch firewood, according to its website.
By 2081, the frequency of these extreme events could jump by 20 to 50 times, depending on how successful the world is at cutting down on the greenhouse gas emissions heating our planet.
Airports and airlines are trying to save the planet, too, with a wide range of sustainable initiatives that include cutting down on single-use plastics and making reusable water bottles essential travel amenities.
But trying to "reverse engineer" the risk by just cutting down rather than quitting has been shown in at least four large cohort studies such as this one to confer no harm reduction.
Although we may have mastered cutting down on personal clutter, finding easy systems for streamlining the belongings we chose to keep is a different story — namely, where the hell do we put it all?
The policies demanded by the new standard include bans on cutting down forests and planting on peatland, allowing plantations to be developed only in areas where vegetation and soil contain low stocks of carbon.
After India and Pakistan signed a ceasefire agreement over Kashmir in 2003, Sahni said, India constructed wire fences along the highly-militarized "line of control," significantly cutting down on the flow of illegal migrants.
Under the sweeping 10-year proposal, the government would eliminate "pollution and greenhouse gas emissions as much as technologically feasible," such as by cutting down emissions coming from the agricultural, transportation, and manufacturing sectors.
In fact, for the first time, the company and Virgin Atlantic flew a Boeing 747 in October from Orlando to London using LanzaTech's jet fuel, greatly cutting down on the amount of CO2 produced.
Gou said that a US factory making displays would be beneficial to Foxconn by cutting down on shipping costs, but stressed the company would need financial incentives for the deal to make economic sense.
And cutting down on food waste is also an important issue, considering that a third of global produce is thrown away each year, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
NYU has been working on a way to accelerate this process, and is now collaborating with Facebook with the goal of cutting down MRI durations by 90 percent by applying AI-based imaging tools.
Last week, Facebook announced the first part of its plan, by working to shift its algorithms towards "meaningful posts" by cutting down on public content from brands in favor of your actual Facebook friends.
By cutting down the amount of space that Android and its default apps take up, it's whittled down the install size to a little over 3GB — a savings of at least a couple gigabytes.
Although Baldwin didn't explicitly state that she's stepping away from the catwalk, the model posted a cryptic message on her Instagram Story on Wednesday, hinting that she may be cutting down her runway gigs.
And significantly, 21995 percent of subscribers were parents, compared to 203 percent of nonsubscribers — indicating that cutting down on movie ticket costs may make paying for a babysitter and a night out more appealing.
Project Fi also says that its improved handoff between Wi-Fi and cellular, so that poor Wi-Fi connections now switch over faster, cutting down time without a connection "by up to 40 percent."
So he started a company called Headstart, which is geared toward fitting the right candidates with the right jobs — and cutting down on all that needless hold-ups that keeps the two from meeting.
It Screwed Up EverythingWeek 3: GoogleRead more ReadThere's not going to be any simple situation for cutting down on this crank noise, or making sure patients and doctors are in sync with one another.
The encounter pushed Guzman deeper into Mexico's notorious "Golden Triangle", where the bulk of the country's opium and marijuana are produced, limiting his communications and cutting down his security detail to a small core.
As well as cutting down on tea-breaks and making factory lines sleeker, foreign-owned firms, which make up 1% of Britain's businesses, appear to spend more on R&D than comparable British firms.
Among millennials who are drinking less, 27% said they were drinking less beer — more than the 26% who said they were cutting down on spirits and 12% who said they were drinking less wine.
Coach Gregg Popovich's Spurs have always been good at moving the ball, but they ramped up their passing even more, cutting down the amount of time the ball stayed in any one player's hand.
Introduced this year, his work falls in the bottom left corner, simply cutting down pines in areas where there are still few before they begin producing their own cones to prevent more from growing.
Though he said he recently fell off his gym routine (and a brief foray cutting down on drinking), Nicky is bit more muscular than I usually like in people I associate with, especially musicians.
Trail Watch volunteers serve two purposes: to be the eyes for the Police Department, reporting any problems, and to create safer conditions on 300 miles of trails with such efforts as cutting down vegetation.
The ability to buy it without a prescription is a big step toward cutting down heroin-related deaths, since Narcan counteracts an overdose significantly better than a needle of adrenaline straight into the heart.
Uber has announced it will compensate any drivers put under quarantine, and gig-economy workers have expressed their concerns about staying healthy during the outbreak, cutting down hours and scouring their vehicles with disinfectant.
The move would stiffen penalties, including fines and jail terms, for those found guilty of cutting down trees without permission, Xavier Jayakumar, Malaysia's water, land and natural resources minister, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Cutting down her personal spending has been a challenge, but the thought of child care costs and the knowledge that her husband would find out about her purchases have sometimes stopped her mid-shop.
Quitting sugar is unlikely to improve your health any more than cutting down on ultra-processed foods, eating more vegetables, cooking food from scratch and limiting how much extra sugar you eat and drink.
A money management tool that can limit where customers spend — and not just the amount they spend — could be appealing to customers who are looking for help customers in cutting down on their spending.
If you're a moderate drinker and find yourself gradually putting on weight, try cutting down on, or cutting out, alcohol for a few months to see if you lose, gain or stay the same.
Nose to tail eating But even meat-lovers can help slash emissions by cutting down on meat waste and adopting a "nose to tail" diet, which aims to use every part of the animal.
The most obvious way is to never smoke or to quit, but the researchers found three other lifestyle factors that matter a lot, too: cutting down on alcohol, keeping a healthy bodyweight, and exercising.
They're so boring that for the last several presidential election years, the networks have been cutting down their coverage from wall-to-wall in the 1950s to a measly one hour per night in 2012.
Elior's chief executive Philippe Guillemot told analysts on a conference call that his cutting down on Elior's debts remained one of his priorities, and that the company was on track regarding its general strategy plan.
In my early twenties, I would have 50 to 60 drinks on a weekend day—cutting down to about half of that in the middle of the week, to achieve some small level of functionality.
How we manage forests is another key factor increasing the dangers of wildfires, from preventing natural fires from burning, to cutting down the wrong kinds of trees, to neglecting pruning in forests near population centers.
But streaming can end up being more convenient when you're used to it since you aren't locked into your TV, and you have a good chance of cutting down on your bill in the process.
TSA adds computed tomography to its screening arsenal The high-tech scanners with the ability to detect new threats are expected to save airline passengers time by cutting down on long lines at security checkpoints.
On the flipside, the S10's screen also features improved blue light filters, which do a better job of cutting down on the slice of colors that can help make it harder to fall asleep.
Cutting down on the years it takes state and local governments to obtain permits under environmental laws is essential to accomplishing Trump's goal of expanding and fixing the nation's roads, bridges and airports, Republicans say.
Under pressure to tighten standards, the 4,300-member Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), introduced tougher rules late last year to include a ban on cutting down forests or converting peatlands for oil palm plantations.
"We have seen how powerful these images can be," he said, citing a case where his group brought pictures of illegal gold miners cutting down trees to the Peruvian government, who then removed the miners.
When Abbott was attorney general and living in Austin, he was infuriated when he had to compensate the city before cutting down a pecan tree that stood in the way of his future swimming pool.
Given the issues with opioid abuse, I think such a pain management tool would yield a multitude of benefits, such as cutting down unnecessary prescriptions, matching the therapy to the patient's needs and improving outcomes.
The fertility of the soil means the company will be less reliant on products like peat moss and shredded coconut fibers to help plants grow, in that way saving money and cutting down on waste.
What's happening now: Brazil, which made great strides to combat illegal deforestation years ago, appears to have started slipping into cutting down more trees due to political and agriculture lobbying pressures, per the Financial Times.
Proponents of this policy, such as Pruitt, argue that regrowing forests after they are cut down absorbs carbon dioxide, and therefore balances out the emissions from cutting down and burning trees in the first place.
While cutting down on daily cigarettes can include simple math — cutting back, say, from the 20 cigarettes in a pack to 18 to 14 and so on — an analogous method doesn't readily apply to vaping.
Over the years Cisco has enhanced Webex in several ways, including adding automatically generated call transcripts and cutting down on the time it takes to join a meeting, as well as media quality, Srinivasan said.
Eighty percent of tweets come from 10 percent of its users — as one of those extremely active tweeters, I can tell you that cutting down isn't so simple (especially since my job involves being online).
The bank estimates that its funds transfer bots alone are saving it $300,000 annually, by cutting down the time its employees need to spend on identifying and dealing with data mistakes and accelerating payments processing.
Medicare could benefit from its involvement in the ET3 model by cutting down on its share of the $32 billion in annual costs the US healthcare system spends as a result of avoidable ER visits.
So, by diverting patients to an appropriate care destination and cutting down on unnecessary, expensive trips to the hospital, providers could benefit from their participation in the ET3 model by seeing greater reimbursement under VBC.
Employees desire flexible work arrangements for many reasons but Branson writes that "having more control over work-life balance, finding it generally useful and cutting down on commuting time" are the most commonly cited ones.
We love dry shampoo — not only does the style substance keep our strands fresh in between washes, but it also helps us conserve water by cutting down on time spent in the shower sudsing our scalps.
The two biggest things I spend money on in my regular life is eating out and shopping, so when I need to save for travel, I am very intentional about cutting down on both of those.
As the name suggests, these devices remove airborne particles — dust, bacteria, pollen, and otherwise — from the air that you breathe, allowing airflow to remain active and cutting down on allergy symptoms that could keep you up.
Google estimated at the time that it would collectively shave off millions of seconds per hour by surfacing results as fast as possible and cutting down the time it takes to write out an entire query.
Orchid hunters, having found a rare species, gathered every flower they could find, cutting down trees by the thousands, devastating habitat and, in some cases, setting fire to the forest to destroy any samples left behind.
With so many of us contemplating deleting our accounts or at least cutting down on that screen time, it's time to reconsider something that feels lost in this era of algorithm-fueled newsfeeds and timelines: RSS.
On the front of the singlet-style shirt, as well as the mid-thigh shorts, there are small rubbery blades that Steve Jackson, Innovation Project Director, told me urges air along the runner, cutting down friction.
Also, I have to mention I appreciate the Surface Hub 23S' matte screen, which does a good job of cutting down on reflections while also giving it a nice texture for sketching or jotting down notes.
A well-managed and structured wealth fund would also go some way to cutting down on susceptibility to corruption, a problem that plagues the current systems of forcing companies to give equity stakes to local investors.
But the way we use land, notably by cutting down forests and replacing them with pastureland crowded with over 1 billion methane-belching cows, also contributes around 23 percent of the planet's human-created greenhouse gases.
Neighboring countries like Canada and Mexico â€" whose border Trump wants to build his great wall along in hopes of cutting down on illegal immigration â€" have also lost confidence in the president since his election.
Changes will include holding more online internal discussions and reducing extraneous meetings; cutting down the levels of staff hierarchy; and reducing overtime and encouraging employees to spend their weekends with family or pursuing professional education opportunities.
Keller has been cutting down costs and exposure to unprofitable markets, and reviewing its Asia Pacific business since October after conditions in Southeast Asian markets deteriorated, leading to a decline in new orders in the region.
If you send your Sim off to work, it'll take a few hours to complete; however, you do have the option to "help out" by directing them, therefore cutting down on the time they'd usually spend.
Now, there are those who will argue that cutting down on gun crimes generally is different from needed action to reduce the number of the kinds of mass shootings we've seen in recent weeks and years.
As Kotaku aptly points out, Ninja has made real moves toward being a role model for his 10 million+ Twitch followers, from cutting down on cursing on stream to giving to charity and other important causes.
So Sunday's practice was to focus on being more selective in going for winners, on cutting down on unforced errors, and on not letting the match drag on and tempt her body to remember its age.
Starling's addition of a 48-hour disablement delay could appeal to customers looking to get better control over their finances by cutting down on spending, as well as those working to kick a longer-term habit.
Lozano did not specify how much fines would be increased, but the government recently sanctioned an illegal logger nearly $400,000 for cutting down trees on 566 hectares (1,400 acres) in the southern jungle province of Guaviare.
Mazara's homer in the top of the eighth gave the Rangers the lead, and the right fielder preserved the advantage by cutting down the potential tying run at the plate in the bottom of the inning.
When a local ban on plastic bags is proposed, the industry may argue that it will cause people to switch to paper bags, thus leading to the cutting down of more trees, thus harming the environment.
Traffickers are cutting down trees to build roads and airstrips to transport cocaine and are encroaching ever further into more remote forest areas to evade anti-narcotics operations, according to two separate studies on the problem.
Whether they use human knowledge or artificial intelligence (or both), these next-generation travel agents do the search-culling for you, tailoring the results to your stated preferences and potentially cutting down on web-browsing time.
Yeah, you'll be cutting down on energy bills, but you can also save right now because the Nest learning thermostat is on sale for $179 at both Walmart and Amazon, saving you $70 for Black Friday.
The complaint alleged that Mr. Valeska required staff members to campaign for him and donate money, spent lavishly on travel, and used employees to perform personal chores like cutting down pine trees on his family's property.
Although the jungle has supported human life for thousands of years, its inhabitants need money to participate in the modern world, and for many, cutting down trees is the easiest way to make a quick dollar.
A new MIT study suggests that UberPool and Lyft Line (the two apps' carpool features that allow strangers to share a ride for a reduced fare) could be the key to cutting down on urban congestion.
By doing what are essentially two completely separate rides and getting paid only a couple bucks more than a what one normal UberX would pay, drivers say Uber is cutting down on the total possible payment.
Some experts have expressed skepticism that BWDM can protect occupants from ALL contaminants, but on paper it should do an effective job of cutting down on what people encounter every day when driving around big cities.
But drastically increasing the standard deduction and cutting down on the number of itemizers is unambiguously bad news for churches, whose donors generally aren't superrich and will be de facto losing the value of the charitable deduction.
"We're already talking about what we need to do on making sure that we have enough water for the year," including cutting down water usage over the spring time, said Biskupski, a former Utah Democratic state lawmaker.
Image: Hennius, 2018/AntiquityBuilding, operating, and maintaining the larger pits in the forest required considerable work, said Hennius, involving such tasks as forest management, the cutting down of trees, chipping and stacking wood, and monitoring the firing.
Aside from its general recommendation that agencies develop measures to track their progress in stopping deaths or cutting down the supply and demand of fentanyl, the report offered specific steps agencies could take to improve their response.
It uses machine learning to identify comments that seem offensive, giving the system some ability to take into account the reply's context, potentially catching more bad comments and cutting down on false positives at the same time.
Guercio said she had been making efforts to curb her drinking after she left the bar industry lifestyle that dominated her early twenties, cutting down to just one or two drinks a couple of times a week.
The country recently declared a "war on pollution," cutting down coal consumption, shutting down polluting factories, and ordering nearly half a million obsolete high-emitting vehicles off the road last year, just to name a few measures.
A U.S. appeals court has revived a lawsuit accusing the government-owned Tennessee Valley Authority of violating environmental laws with its policy of cutting down all trees 15 feet high or taller within its rights-of-way.
Why it matters from Axios' Andrew Freedman: Such trends are indicative of long-term global warming due to human activities such as burning fossil fuels for energy and transportation, cutting down forests for agriculture and other purposes.
Regardless of whether cutting down on burgers will save your life or improve your health, not many more generations are going to need a Lipitor prescription if the planet keeps warming at the rate that it is.
The Detroit Police Department's assistant chief, Arnold Williams, told VICE News that he thinks the training given to DPD officers, including an emphasis on simulations, also played a role in cutting down the department's officer-involved shootings.
It started with one, obviously, and did not debut a two-blade razor until 2100 (the Trac II, which was supposed to reduce irritation by cutting down on the number of times the razor touched your face).
And while the number of people who weren't planning cuts in calories, sodium and fats roughly matched those hoping to reduce intake, just 239 percent of respondents said they had no intention of cutting down on sugar.
Tim Cook said last September that Apple was "looking at" cutting down on the amount of software that ships on iOS, or at least giving users more flexibility in hiding some of it from the home screen.
The goal is to deliver simple, actionable tips, like cutting down on 32-ounce sugary drinks or using relatively inexpensive prescription drugs to control high blood pressure instead of having to ultimately pay more for hospital care.
There is a good public health case for cutting down on alcohol use — alcohol is linked to around 88,000 deaths annually, 40 percent of violent crimes in the US, and millions of emergency room visits every year.
Sodexo, whose profit margins sharply lag those of Compass, is banking on a renewed focus on food contracts, increased productivity and cutting down on its use of temporary workers, to contain costs and improve its overall results.
In the Trumpian worldview, Canada isn't a friendly neighbor but a frosty enemy bent on ruining our steel, auto and dairy industries while cutting down forests in British Columbia and trucking the lumber across the border. Fiends!
I'm pretty sure the Leonardo DiCaprio line is my favorite, because Sam wrote it and added a laugh track for like 30 seconds that i ended up cutting down because i still don't even understand the joke.
Ed Stack, CEO of Walmart competitor Dick's Sporting Goods, has been a prominent voice in the gun control movement since he started cutting down on his own company's gun sales after the Parkland school shooting last year.
The official stance of the organization Say No to Palm Oil is: We think that consumers should focus on cutting down unnecessary consumption in general, thus removing some palm oil and other vegetable oils from their lifestyle.
Demand in the UK and Germany has taken a beating from political uncertainty and fears of a recession respectively, prompting SIG to focus on streamlining operations, switching to higher-margin sales, and cutting down costs and debt.
Ghosh says the company has tried to make its new office sustainable, ensuring proximity to public transportation, creating larger open spaces to reduce the need for air conditioning and lighting, and cutting down paper and plastic use.
Because the Nook Miles ticket islands are essentially disposable—you're not going to face any repercussions from destroying all the rocks and cutting down all the trees—I would just go to these islands and demolish them.
I've tried my fair share of productivity apps in hopes of cutting down on screen time, and while many have helped me hone my organizational skills, apps rarely hold users like me accountable if we don't follow through.
One in eight Britons – or almost 13 percent of the population – is either vegetarian or vegan, with a further 21 percent cutting down on their meat consumption, according to the Waitrose Food & Drink Report for 2018 and 2019.
We know it's going to be hard to part ways with your monthly eyelash appointment, but try to stretch the weeks between fill-ins the same way you're cutting down on the coffee breaks in the new year.
But that's not all, because by cutting down on bezels, Huawei had room for a bigger screen, so you get a high-res 13.9-inch 13 x 2000 touchscreen while most competing systems cap out at 13.3-inches.
Next, when I tested out the V453's new 2x zoom at a recent CS:Go tournament, while the Note 9's shot did a better cutting down the scene's excessive blue color cast, the V40 wasn't far off.
In other words, Apple's patent covers creating a screen out a flexible material so that the panel and touch sensors could curve around the edge of the display, for a thinner device without cutting down on screen size.
Supporting the research and development of technology for increasing energy efficiency-- such as large scale battery storage for backing up our energy sources-- and cutting down on emissions in the first place will also make a massive difference.
In 2016, when he was a federal congressman, the mayor of Duque de Caxias, Washington Reis, was fined by the supreme court for cutting down trees in a nature reserve in order to build an illegal housing development.
Sonja Lyubomirsky, PhD, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Riverside, also notes that by denying yourself the anticipation that comes with a break between shows, you're cutting down on the excitement that surrounds the narrative.
The latest bout of pollution comes even as Indonesia steps up efforts against the 'slash-and-burn' technique of cutting down vegetation on a patch of land, then burning off the undergrowth to make space for new plantations.
At Noma, he experiments with cutting down on the acetic acid in the bread—which is responsible for the sharp taste you recognize in rye bread—while increasing the lactic acid, which imparts a softer, almost creamy taste.
Speaking to The Verge, Dr. Kate Devlin, an academic specializing in AI and sexuality, suggests there may be some positives that could come out of this tech, including cutting down on exploitative sex work by generating fake porn.
That means cutting down on animal products and eating more plant foods—veggies, fruits, nuts, seeds—which have fiber that binds to cholesterol in your gut so your body is less likely to reabsorb it into your bloodstream.
Since its founding, OpenAI has employed artificial intelligence researchers to make advances in the field, such as teaching a robotic hand to perform human-like tasks entirely in software, cutting down the cost and time to train robots.
Who can forget Daenerys walking out of a funeral pyre with her newly hatched dragons wrapped around her singed shoulders, or the satisfying fury of her cutting down the slave masters of Astapor with a single word: dracarys.
Zeng said China Labor Watch had done research and had noticed that, while wages weren't terrible, Pegatron's factory was cutting down the subsidies it offered workers on things like food, which ultimately meant workers were getting paid less.
Chao mentioned yesterday, the President is focused on his 4 priorities: spurring $1.5 trillion of infrastructure investment, cutting down the burdensome permitting process from 10 years to 2, providing funding for rural infrastructure, and investing in workforce development.
LG's custom skin is still on top of everything, and while some other Android OEMs like Lenovo / Moto have been cutting down on duplicate apps, LG remains happy to include multiple options for gallery, music, and so on.
The low price of gas has already made it a viable alternative to coal for electricity generation, and since burning natural gas releases fewer emissions, cutting down on methane leaks would deliver more bang for the buck, environmentally.
Republicans gained a massive haul of 28503 seats in the House that year, taking the control of the chamber, and won six additional seats in the Senate, cutting down the Democratic majority from 22019-41 to 53-47.
While some presidential candidates talk a big game about cutting down on foreign trade, we doubt they'll gain much traction once people realize that a reduction in trade would hit people where it hurts: right in the iPhone.
L.A. County workers are busy cutting down volleyball nets across the Santa Monica Bay Friday, this only hours after California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered residents to stay home to help slow down the spread of the novel virus.
The response could help Mr. Trump claim victory on one of his primary trade goals: cutting down on a glut of cheap Chinese steel, including metals that are routed through other countries through a process known as transshipping.
Many other associates and sons of King Fahd and his successor, King Abdullah, have also spent time in detention in the Ritz, leading some to speculate that the crown prince is cutting down those empowered during previous eras.
The University of North Carolina men's basketball team did not visit after its 2017 championship, while Villanova (another Philadelphia team) has yet to receive an invitation more than two months after cutting down the nets, a spokesman confirmed.
Russia's Novatek will sell the rest of its winter cargoes to Europe, having covered three positions in Asia — a way of cutting down on shipping costs from Europe to Asia, a source with knowledge of the matter said.
In hopes of cutting down on the number of firearms it will find this year, the TSA is urging travelers to give their bags, suitcases, briefcases, jackets and other items "the once-over" to check for prohibited items.
Although Page would go on to give a speech at the 20153 I/O conference just a few days after disclosing his condition, this admission would mark the moment Page began drastically cutting down on his speaking engagements.
Aikido legend, Gozo Shioda describes the technique in two movements: turning the wrist over and to the outside so that the elbow is bent inwards, and 'cutting down and over' with the other hand in order to unbalance him.
If a person has a VR experience of cutting down an old-growth redwood tree — feeling the vibration and sound of the chainsaw, the crash of the tree as it falls — that person is more likely to conserve paper.
By switching to the Chromium rendering engine, Microsoft is cutting down on the amount of testing developers need to do for their websites and apps, but there's also an opportunity to embrace features other browsers using Chromium already enjoy.
A trade group representing India's outsourcing industry said on Thursday that cutting down on H-1B visas would ultimately hurt America's global leadership in technology by reducing its ability to attract the most talented workers from around the world.
In my childhood, I spent dozens of hours across many years exploring every single inch of that island, cutting down every bush, breaking every pot, and digging a hole in every single available space, looking for treasure and clues.
The government has now adopted a series of fire prevention measures which have been discussed for many years in Portugal, including enforcing strict rules on cutting down undergrowth on properties and developing a full land registry for the country.
Amazon debuted a cashier-free convenience store last year (Walmart has said cutting down on checkout time could save tens of millions each year), and it's expanding into algorithmically organized bookstores and grocery chains optimized for pickups and deliveries.
Companies like Patagonia and Best Buy, which charges a 15% restocking fee on some opened items, have started to offer used and returned items on their websites, which Starodaj said is a solution to cutting down on landfill waste.
According to the Wall Street Journal, these shareholders want Whole Foods to cut costs by operating more like a big-box grocer, meaning cutting down on the number of items offered and focusing on national distributors over local products.
One clip begins with a wind chime that includes a few rusty-looking farm hooks shaped like a question mark and the number six, and ends with nurse cutting down strings of teeth with a large pair of shears.
That, according to the news wire, is aimed at cutting down South Korea's reliance on Japanese imports, after Tokyo last week removed the country from its so-called "white list" of trading partners that enjoy fast-track export status.
Still, if you're interested in cutting down on the clutter in your bag, and you're okay with the idea of an e-ink display over old-fashioned pen and paper for your note-taking, maybe the Memomate makes sense.
If getting off sleeping pills proves difficult, make certain you try some of the other strategies (such as cutting down on caffeine) that will make it easier for you to fall asleep naturally and reduce your dependence upon sedatives.
Political slogans should be short and vivid, as Mr. Trump demonstrated, but Obama's reflected his feeling that his administration need do no more than the political equivalent of getting to the gym more often and cutting down on carbs.
In 2015, following an E.coli outbreak that caused over 50 people to become ill and led to the temporary closure of restaurant locations in nine states, Chipotle altered several of its restaurant practices in hopes of cutting down risk.
At another Zero Waste event in London, the leader of the British opposition party Jeremy Corbyn, a long time vegetarian and environmental advocate, spoke of the importance of animal rights and cutting down waste, and hinted at turning vegan.
Mexico, a world leader in both obesity and Coca-Cola consumption, passed one in 19853, and it is working; Mexicans, especially poor Mexicans, the hardest hit by diabetes — are cutting down on sugar-sweetened beverages in favor of water.
While he takes some of the food restrictions to the extreme (like the ban on eggplant, tomatoes, and bread), cutting down on junk food, sugar, and alcohol while loading up on fruits and vegetables is always a good idea.
Supporters of offsets say they are only an acceptable tool once companies have done everything they can to pollute less, such as tightening up manufacturing processes, cutting down on office heating, or making delivery trucks run on cleaner fuels.
Health professionals tend to suggest that there is little evidence high-fructose corn syrup is less healthy than other artificial sweeteners, but that most people would benefit by cutting down on it along with all other forms of sugar.
"I lack the ability to control what comes out of the candidate's mouth, and my daughter lacks the emotional maturity to understand grown-ups acting like misbehaved teenagers cutting down the other candidates," said Furjanic, a financial adviser in Chicago.
A 290 investigation by the Peruvian Forest Service found La Oroza had been cutting down cedar illegally and revoked the company's logging concession, according to the affidavit, which said there was probable cause to believe both companies violated the Lacey Act.
A state like California, Jordan explains, has almost no coal or natural gas reserves (there's only one coal-fired electricity plant in the state, and the state is cutting down on natural gas fueled ones), so utility prices are typically higher.
Since 2007, thousands of miners have descended upon Apui in northwestern Brazil in the so-called "New El Dorado" hoping to strike rich but in the process destroying 14,000 hectares of jungle by cutting down trees and poisoning rivers with mercury.
Astronauts and researchers working from the MBC itself could also have direct access to Mars via rovers and other vehicles and sensors on the planet's surface, increasing their ability to study and cutting down on work time and degraded data.
There's a lot of culpability to go around here, especially if assigning blame is your top priority as opposed to catching those who actually committed the violence and cutting down on the chances of more of it in the future.
Its new Powerstation battery packs all charge via Apple's Lightning connector — meaning the cord you use to charge your phone is the same one that charges the battery, cutting down on wires and making your bag a little more streamlined.
Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)As for audio, the Arctics 280X acquit themselves quite well, with crystal clear voice pickup from the SteelSeries' retractable mic, while the semi-closed back cups do a fair job of passively cutting down on outside noise.
The carmaker has been undergoing a cost-cutting exercise in the past few months, such as cutting down on underperforming stores (reneging on a plan to move to online-only sales), and laying off an estimated 7 percent of its workforce.
ANKARA (Reuters) - Students at a top Turkish university on Monday protested against plans to bulldoze hundreds of trees to build a new dormitory on campus, as police used pepper spray to disperse crowds and began cutting down trees, video footage showed.
It wouldn't get me through the 9-mile bike lane route from my apartment to The Verge's office, for example, but it would be useful for cutting down the 1-mile walk I take to and from the subway every day.
Walking or wheeled robots could help increase the amount of supplies teams can carry in the field, cutting down on the need to return to base or expose troops to fire while ferrying extra ammunition or equipment to a firefight.
I'm sure there are a lot of people who may be wondering whether they should be cutting down on the activity, wondering if they're spending too much time on it to the detriment of their friendships and things like that.
The DCCC, meanwhile, is mostly focusing its big spending on cutting down Republican hopefuls, like those angling to nick second-place finishes, as it seeks to stay clear of the liberal fray and make the best use of its resources.
It all started here in Ginchi last November, when, citizens say, the government sought to clear space for foreign investors by cutting down trees in a nearby forest and taking over a patch of land that children used to play soccer.
For those four refuse exporters, "China's ban on importing waste means cutting down their main channel to dispose [that] waste, which has brought them unexpected problems in a short time," said Neil Wang, greater China president for consultancy Frost and Sullivan.
Lab meats can have the beneficial nutrients of meat—iron, vitamin B12, selenium, niacin, and so forth—while also cutting down on the bad stuff, namely the cholesterol and fat content, by integrating only as much as is needed for flavor.
SO IF 215th OF THE COMPANY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALMOST ALL OF THE SALES GROWTH, WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR THE STORES THAT YOU GUYS ARE LEANING MORE INTO, AS OPPOSED TO PULLING BACK AND CUTTING DOWN ON YOUR STORE FLEET?
By "no longer enforcing punishments for environmental crimes, cutting funding for environmental agencies, firing  staff, and slashing fire prevention from budget," Bolsonaro is sending a message that illegally cutting down trees and burning land is now less risky, Poirier said.
On the camera quality front, an interesting phenomenon has emerged in recent years: Basically, we have an interest in increasing camera quality, but at the same time cutting down on bezel size—which means we have less room for better cameras.
The Robotic Servicing of Geosynchronous Satellites initiative could help extend the lives of expensive communications and surveillance spacecraft, thus reducing the need for replacement craft and also cutting down on the number of dead satellites cluttering up the space around Earth.
For instance, people thrown in prison or jail in rich countries (especially the US) experience incredible hardship and deprivation, and it's possible to lessen that hardship at negative cost to the government by cutting down on the use of incarceration.
They're built to run efficiently and serve the communities they're in, which in many cases has meant cutting down on hospital beds in favor of other services that keep patients out of the hospital, such as clinics and surgery centers.
And the typical analysis doesn't count the carbon produced by cutting down these forests or — if that deforestation happens to take place in Indonesia — emissions from disturbing the extremely carbon-rich peatland soils that much of the forest grows upon.
To stave off the worst effects of climate change, humans need to stop converting land and destroying the soil with fertilizers and by cutting down trees, said Campari, adding that we already have enough farmland to feed the global population.
Crucially, de Betak has committed to reduce fossil fuel use by cutting down on non-essential travel and implementing an operational carbon compensation to PUR Project, which might mean a challenge to the industry's tradition of hosting exotic destination shows.
While many people swear by eating low-carb, low-fat, high-carb, or high-fat, many experts advocate not drastically cutting down on any one macro to ensure you&aposre eating a balanced diet, including plenty of micronutrients (vitamins and minerals).
Facebook has asked  employees to stop bringing social guests to work and is cutting down on its on-site job interviews, while Amazon and Twitter have suspended all non-essential employee travel both in the U.S. and overseas as well.
Facebook has asked employees to stop bringing social guests to work and is cutting down on its on-site job interviews, while Salesforce, Amazon and Twitter have suspended all non-essential employee travel both in the US and overseas as well.
Some officials in the Defense Department had pushed back against those changes, arguing that they could undermine American technological development by cutting down on a vast source of revenue that the tech industry depends on to fund its research and development.
Walmart wants to wipe out a gigaton of human CO2 emissions by 2050 — not just by cutting down on its own use of energy and fuel, but by working with its hundreds of suppliers to reduce their emissions as well.
One saw the face of God and died a righteous death; one saw the face of God and went mad; one, the famous heretic of the Talmud, began cutting down the saplings; and the wisest and strongest came away without harm.
In short, they claim to make high-quality furniture at a much lower cost than most big-name furniture companies — they do this by sending you your purchase in separate boxes that adhere to USPS guidelines, cutting down on shipping costs.
The drastic shift pushed a relatively new approach called "harm reduction" to center stage, with the aim of limiting overdose deaths by meeting people "where they're at," and cutting down the ills of drug use rather than eliminating drug use itself.
This incredibly accurate gaming mouse will have you at the top of your game — the 16,000 DPI 5G optical sensor can track up to 450 inches per second, cutting down on latency and giving all the control to the player.
Cutting down on wasteful federal spending is important in its own right, but perhaps more importantly, shrinking the size and scope of the federal government and devolving decision-making to the states is the surest way to drain the swamp.
Paper planner If you're serious about cutting down reliance on your phone, you should invest in a paper planner so you don't have to reach for your smartphone every time you need to see what's on your to-do list.
Longtime supporters feel like they're finally getting the president they thought they elected eight years ago, cutting down and through his opponents, proudly talking about liberal policy and neither apologizing for it nor getting into the pragmatic talk about compromising.
He then proposed a different series of actions, including running the state's electric utilities fully on renewable power by 2045, requiring buildings to be more energy efficient, promoting electric vehicles and cutting down on hydrofluorocarbons, which are used in air-conditioners.
"Patients can reduce their risk of heart disease by adopting a healthy lifestyle – giving up smoking, avoiding becoming overweight, and eating a healthy diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables and cutting down on saturated fat and sugar," Aznar said by email.
The One UI was unveiled last week at the Samsung Developer Conference and features a more intuitive interface design to make frequently used features easier to reach while also cutting down on some of the bloat people disliked about Samsung's previous skins.
Cutting down on information overload could help people distinguish real from fake news on social media, and one way to do that could be for companies like Facebook and Twitter to remove the bots that churn out lots of low-quality posts.
"Simply cutting down processed food intake and increasing fruit, vegetable(s) and fish resulted in improvements in depression symptoms," said Heather Francis, a neuropsychologist at Australia's Macquarie University and the lead author of the study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One.
Waters says that most people assume cutting down on water usage means taking shorter showers, but homeowners can also cut down by fixing invisible leaks or using efficient appliances, like a dishwasher, instead of doing dishes by hand with a running faucet.
Image: ScreenshotBoth Google and Apple have added Do Not Disturb modes to their mobile OSes too, which is another way of cutting down on interruptions—it's on the main Settings menu in iOS and behind the Sound heading in Settings on Android.
Cutting down the list of apps in the Background App Refresh list in General in Settings can help, as can uninstalling apps you're not really making much use of anyway—they can't drain the battery in the background if they're not installed.
As part of the effort, Whole Foods was directed to operate more as a big-box grocer by cutting down on the number of items available in-store and moving toward a national distribution model, rather than focusing on regional and local products.
She points to a recent study estimating that if industry embraced a circular economy, it could boost economic output by $4.5 trillion by 2030, by cutting down on the cost of buying new materials in favor of reusing and remanufacturing existing materials.
Devastating effects High levels of CO33 in the atmosphere -- caused by humans burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests -- prevent the Earth's natural cooling cycle from working, trapping heat near the surface and causing global temperatures to rise and rise, with devastating effects.
In the case of the HTC Vive, Valve boss Gabe Newell says the problem of VR sickness is non-existent, as the hardware's inbuilt tracking system can replicate real-world movements in virtual space, cutting down on the disconnect between brain and body.
A U.S. judge on Tuesday ordered PG&E not to pay shareholders dividends and instead use the money to fund its plan for cutting down trees to reduce the risk its equipment will spark more destructive wildfires in wooded areas of California.
And while cutting down on the number of arrests should help with that problem, civil liberties advocates say it's still not doing enough—arguing that to see real change, we need to do as Cynthia Nixon says, and just straight-up legalize weed.
In addition to cutting down on small expenses and paying off debts, doing some research beforehand on how expensive it will be to live in a specific country is crucial to planning just how much you need to save to retire comfortably.
Refraining from cutting down whole trees for fuel and instead using the residues left behind when they are logged for other purposes still does not solve the problem, because net emissions are still excessive, and residue removal deprives the soil of carbon.
The screen was possibly getting too crowded, and maybe we had some performance issues with the additional AI. And of course you then need more status panels, and that started to encroach on to the screen, cutting down the level of detail.
But by being strategic with my money — by spending generously on the things that really matter while cutting down extremely on things that don't measurably improve my life — I'm able to live what feels like a very full life while still saving money.
Some ways of maintaining social distance include closing schools and public spaces, canceling children's group activities, avoiding visits to friends' homes, staying 6 feet away from people when stepping outside of our homes, and cutting down on non-essential trips to stores.
She stressed that people should "follow what suits their bodies best," whether that is eating breakfast every day and cutting down on calories if they want to lose weight or, if they are not hungry in the mornings, simply skipping the morning meal.
The new bill instead focuses on bringing an Amazon-like online marketplace to the Department of Defense (DOD), cutting down on lengthy and costly program audits and freeing up data for officials to make decisions faster and cheaper, committee aides told reporters Wednesday.
The new bill instead focuses on bringing an Amazon-like online marketplace to the Department of Defense (DOD), cutting down on lengthy and costly program audits and freeing up data for officials to make decisions faster and cheaper, committee aides told reporters Wednesday.
Critics have ridiculed Ocasio-Cortez and Markey's proposal after a rocky rollout in which supporting documents were accidentally sent out claiming the legislation would guarantee income for Americans unwilling to work and pushing for dramatically cutting down on air travel and beef consumption.
Where many felt that Edgar cutting down to featherweight was the same old sign of a fighter losing a step but not wanting to pack it in yet, the former lightweight champion has surprised everyone by reaching new highs in technical ability.
"Our army is cutting down trees to make a living, our foreign missions ... it is now almost one year we are unable to pay them," lawmaker Elizabeth Adut shouted in parliament before the presentation of the budget for financial year 2019/20 began.
The likely reason Musk, Kalanick, Thiel and others have cozied up to Trump to begin with is because they like his agenda of cutting down burdensome regulations, and they see an opportunity to manipulate him to help further their own goals and corporate interests.
"The mission is to start cutting down the thorns that cover this road, to make it easier for those who come after us," said Chen Jingxian, a Shanghai-based lawyer who learned to fly in the United States and is among those urging change.
A once thriving community, it has gradually lost its economic base since the regional timber industry was largely shuttered partly thanks to a series of government rulings in the 22s that prevented loggers from cutting down trees in areas where endangered spotted owls lived.
The directive, which came into effect in May of last year, is a part of the TPD's aim to further reduce tobacco consumption across EU member states, thereby cutting down on those combustion-related diseases that we are forever reminded of on our cigarette boxes.
You don't get all the news boxes and video results in Google Go that you get in a regular Google app search, so it's actually a pretty good way of cutting down on the clutter if you want to get around the web faster.
Why it matters: The White House has been increasingly cutting down on the number of press briefings, and access to those briefings, and many reporters argue that the limitations undermine the purpose of the briefings altogether: being transparent in sharing information with the public.
WACHAKAL, Nigeria (Reuters) - When millions of people in northeast Nigeria faced hunger and attacks by Islamist militant group Boko Haram in March 2016, the government acted: it decided to spend $1.4 million cutting down weeds around the village of Wachakal in order to stop flooding.
This technology fits with the construction industry's desire to be more sustainable and efficient by "creating only the amount of materials needed, cutting down on waste, and also on unnecessary labour costs," according to Vincent Hui, the associate chair of Architectural Science at Ryerson University.
I think the most meaningful stuff is primarily a collection of a lot of small things that most people probably will have no idea it even happened, which is that they are cutting down on, for example, the businesses that want to use Instagram's API.
MADRID/SYDNEY (Reuters) - A jump in the price of wool from drought-ravaged Australia, the world's top exporter of high-quality fleeces, is rattling through the global clothing supply chain, with some mills passing along costs and retailers cutting down on wool or raising prices.
This will free up valuable doctor time, free patients from having to see a doctor unless necessary, reduce burdens on caregivers who may have to transport patients to doctors and help the environment by cutting down on unnecessary car trips to the doctor. 10.
With plant-based and vegan diets picking up in popularity, maybe you've spent the year cutting down your meat consumption; maybe your sibling's new vegetarian partner is visiting this year, and you want to make sure they eat more than just dry dinner rolls.
The idea is that Norway will fund efforts to help farmers produce more on the land they have already cleared rather than cutting down more trees to plant more crops or grass for cows as well as pay for government efforts to establish preserves.
"This latest effort will ensure qualified enrollees have access to coverage during important life transitions while also cutting down on the abuse and misuse of special enrollment periods which lead to higher costs for consumers," Clare Krusing, AHIP spokeswoman, wrote in a statement Wednesday.
In April, the California Public Utilities Commission requested more information on whether costs of PG&E's plan could outweigh benefits — for example, whether the plan would result in cutting down too many healthy trees — and how the commission should measure success in reducing fire risk.
In another twist, China, which processes many recyclable materials, has stopped accepting many forms of recyclables and -- according to Citylab -- cities and towns, unable to find a market for their recyclable materials, are cutting down on some of their recycling programs as a result.
VIENNA, March 23 (Reuters) - Austrian property group Conwert wants to increase its funds from operations (FFO I) to more than 65 million euros ($72.84 million) this year from around 53 million in 2015, while further cutting down the average interest it pays on its loans.
When she's in DA mode, Kamala can be ruthless and no-nonsense, cutting down horserace veterans like Joe Biden with the ease of a lumberjack: in auntie mode, she's sardonic and warm, quick to crack a cutting joke about herself, or slide into a laugh.
As the next best thing, if you would like to live longer and healthier, your best chance relies on limiting calorie intake and in particular cutting down on protein intake, regular moderate exercise, a regular sleep pattern, remaining intellectually engaged, and maintaining social contact.
It could pay off for the planet, but only if products made with recycled materials replace those made with new aluminum and plastics — and if consumers worry more about cutting down on their waste than they do about which type of bottle to buy.
Like many of Europe's rising far-right populist parties, it also supports scaling back the European Union and cutting down on sanctions against Russia, which were imposed by the EU and U.S. governments in response to Russia's 2014 annexation of the Crimea region in Ukraine.
In all, the cuts to Social Security amount to $25 billion over the next 10 years, cutting roughly $10 billion from the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program, which the administration says will be found through cutting down on fraud — a common conservative talking point.
You can reduce the health risks of smoking by just cutting down It's true that if you smoke five cigarettes a day rather than 20, your lifetime risk of early death is less (although check the risks for one to four cigarettes a day here).
So on the GS75— the GS65's new 17-inch sibling—MSI specifically redesigned the new GS263's keyboard deck to have less flex, while also installing new hinges with increased stability, and cutting down the bezels on the GS21050's full HD 213Hz G-sync screen.
He rates every Shirley Temple he orders on Instagram, and has become so popular that Ellen DeGeneres invited him on her show to chat about his favorite drink, talk about the importance of cutting down on plastic cups and straws, and judge a professional taste testing.
It claims the kite drone would improve on more plane- or helicopter-like designs by cutting down the weight, cost, and size required to keep an aircraft flying for long periods of time — though they could still be fairly large, since Facebook mentions a kilometer-long tether.
Four different groups of scientists (including Lüdeling and Veldman) responded with their critiques, and one of their big concerns is that placing too much attention on tree planting takes away from the most important step to stopping a climate catastrophe: cutting down on burning fossil fuels.
And ahead of CES this year, Samsung is announcing an updated version of the Notebook 7 Spin that adds a quad-core eight-gen Intel Core i10803 processor and support for an Active Pen stylus, while also cutting down on the weight for a lighter design.
Filters are most commonly used by divers to counteract the color of the water, but they can be just as effective above ground too, whether it's cutting down on excessive reflections from snow or water or making sure all a scene's colors are clear and saturated.
"For businesses, we're cutting down the time you have to spend in your accounting software dramatically, and help you save time and money on your external accountant or allocate resources better in your in-house finance team," Roger CEO and co-founder Cathrine Andersen tells me.
A U.S. judge said on Tuesday that PG&E may not resume paying dividends and must use the money to fund its plan for cutting down trees to reduce the risk of wildfires in California, stopping short of more costly measures he proposed earlier this year.
"Our peacekeeping reforms are aimed at producing more effective missions for vulnerable civilians and holding host governments accountable to their responsibility to protect their own citizens while also cutting down on waste and inefficiency," Haley said on Wednesday while testifying before the House foreign affairs committee.
Springer nearly had two other assists, almost doubling Matt Carpenter off first after Brandon Moss' flyout in the sixth and coming within a whisker of cutting down Yadier Molina at the plate on Greg Garcia's pinch-hit RBI single in the seventh that snapped a scoreless tie.
He said you need to calculate how much money you'll need per month during your mini-retirement and determine what you need to do make that a reality — will you cut expenses by moving to a cheaper location, selling your car, or cutting down on discretionary spending?
More important for the users, it will make it easier to communicate with Alexa by cutting down on some of the current setup: "Alexa, ask the X thermostat to lower the temperature to …" For now, the new API is limited to thermostats, lights, switches, and plugs.
Wednesday evening, Trump went further, referring to the virus as a "foreign" virus, indiscriminately cutting down foreign travel, and blaming the Europeans for the spread of the virus, despite the likely possibility that the virus is equally common in the United States (since testing has been inadequate).
Twitter denied the company purposefully made it harder for people to report tweets, and instead said it focused on making it easier to report tweets that legitimately required attention, while cutting down on the number of malicious reports, such as those from trolls abusing the reporting system.
The competition, which is similar to that started by UEFA in 2018 with the aim of cutting down on meaningless friendlies, is part of a broad makeover by a confederation seeking to win back the confidence of fans after it was ravaged by the FIFA corruption scandal.
Purchase smaller containerized Christmas trees You may think that artificial Christmas trees are the more sustainable option compared to cutting down a new tree each year, but the truth is, those create a lot of plastic waste when they're inevitably retired after a few years of use.
At a high-end garage where a cream Porsche 911 Turbo awaited repair, the general manager said his shop has in recent months established direct import links with European suppliers, cutting down average delivery time to about three weeks, about twice as long as before the boycott.
Facebook is aggressively cutting down on the amount of personal data third-party developers can collect from users as part of its response to Cambridge Analytica, the third-party data firm that collected personal information from as many as 87 million Facebook users without their permission.

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