The factory not only degrades work, it degrades life away from work, too.
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This behavior destroys morale, erodes trust and degrades the individual.
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The more energy you store, the more quickly it degrades.
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High volatility, however, degrades any returns generated by leveraged ETFs.
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This behavior destroys morale, erodes trust, and degrades the individual.
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It degrades his memory to spew bile in his name.
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Fracking pollutes water, degrades air quality and worsens climate change.
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The prime minister degrades our security rather than enhancing it.
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When he degrades language, he diminishes its potency against him.
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"This behavior destroys morale, erodes trust, and degrades the individual."
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Extracting fossil fuels damages and degrades the land and the oceans.
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Over time, genetic material in fossils degrades until it becomes scarce.
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That's just because DNA degrades so rapidly once an animal dies.
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Eventually I'll move, data eventually degrades, right, it becomes less valuable.
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It's just, once again, his actions make him ... it degrades him.
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A two-tiered borrowing system emerges, and the public half degrades.
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DNA degrades way too fast for that to be a thing. Seriously.
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Within a minute or two, the signal degrades and data stops working.
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It changes over time and, like long forgotten film stock, it degrades.
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It gets loud but the sound quality degrades as the volume increases.
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Politics played as blood sport degrades personal manners and ruins civic institutions.
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As collagen degrades, our skin loses its elasticity and smoothness, leading to wrinkles.
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It probably degrades the 24 mpg city/30 highway/26 combined fuel economy.
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First, it degrades our ability to engage with one another about important issues.
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In daytime, the protein degrades in accordance with the insects' sleep-wake cycle.
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And as with any skill, it degrades if you don't do it enough.
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Vladimir Putin will like that because it degrades US credibility and spreads divisions.
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In my view this, how shall I say it, degrades their own dignity.
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And as with any skill, it degrades if you don't do it enough.
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We know from covering this President that he frequently bullies and degrades people.
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They are anybody who willfully degrades the public square — the propagandists and demagogues.
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The president represents the people — the people this president constantly insults and degrades.
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Over time, the ability of oil to lubricate, clean, and cool your engine degrades.
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As the battery of your iPhone degrades, Apple throttles the speed of your iPhone.
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The lifespan of each balloon is only around five months because its plastic degrades.
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In fact, the microphone quality degrades significantly when using it on a Bluetooth headset.
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It absorbs carbon dioxide, but could become an emitter if it degrades too much.
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Egyptian mummies pose a unique challenge because the desert's scorching climate rapidly degrades DNA.
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Marine scientists argue that seabed mining degrades the marine environment, potentially impacting marine species.
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In these disorders, severe visual impairment begins often in infancy, and sometimes degrades over time.
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Every battery degrades over time, and there's not a lot Apple can do about that.
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This mouth degrades the women he can't manage to get his tiny, swollen hands on.
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DNA typically degrades off of bones not trapped under permafrost, like those in warm areas.
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Benzino's been feuding with Amber for putting on the event he clearly thinks degrades women.
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Once the virus is inside you, your body temperature degrades the coating, releasing the virus.
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Scientists have yet to succeed at that effort, because DNA quickly degrades in the tropics.
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So what if that cheapens the office itself and degrades America's image around the world?
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As battery life degrades, a smartphone's ability to achieve the same performance with less efficient battery use degrades as well, and Apple has released updates to address that problem as best it can and avoid embarrassing device malfunctions or even potentially dangerous component failures.
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We&aposve been saved from a system that denies individual choice, abuses patients, and degrades care.
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As the explosive material violently degrades into a gas, shock waves build up inside of it.
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Liquid chitossan, a wonder material that can bond tissues and degrades naturally in the human body.
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The truth is necks waddle, chins double, eyes crease, collagen degrades, noses sag, and cells die.
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If either one of those degrades at all, that opens up the case for more downside.
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They complain that it undermines wages and degrades working standards, but Norwegian has dismissed those claims.
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The TMZ staff describes Levin as a dictator, and says he constantly insults and degrades them.
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Louie Swisher: Two adults and a teenager sitting in a podcast talking about memes degrades memes.
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As Odile Loreille, a forensic scientist at the FBI, explains, DNA degrades faster in hot conditions.
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" Booker then pivoted to Trump, saying that the candidate "demeans us, degrades us and divides us.
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"It's more than just the way he degrades women, as horrible as that is," she said.
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Any event that degrades, mocks, or marginalizes a group or groups of people is completely unacceptable.
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But there does not appear to be any evidence that the overall nutrient content degrades significantly.
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Universal basic income degrades the work ethic that is at the core of working-class life.
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ROGER HIRSCHBERGBONDVILLE, VT. To the Editor: Your report of another presidential misspeak degrades your journalistic standard.
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NATO's failure to contest these bases — or even acknowledge them as threatening — degrades NATO's deterrence posture.
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Then, long before it flows past any big cities, hospitals, factories or farms, its purity degrades.
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Does it offend you when men use the word "bitch" and say stuff that sexually degrades women?
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Collagen is a protein that keeps skin bouncy and youthful, and when it degrades, we get wrinkles.
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"Whenever military forces are used like this it disrupts their training and degrades their readiness," he said.
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This damaging form of objectification degrades an individual to a single identifier, drowning individualism and perpetuating fetishism.
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Vitamin C degrades in water, for example, so any water-based Vitamin C tablets are basically worthless.
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Furthermore, the knowledge of an internal company's processes degrades, albeit at different rates depending on the organization.
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Whether social intolerance causally degrades support for democracy is something we hope to answer via survey experiments.
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Khan also has attacked Pakistan&aposs political liberals and berated Western feminist ideals, saying it degrades motherhood.
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He degrades her by demanding she go to the bathroom, as if she were a naughty child.
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But, rather than allow these actors to do what they do so well, Gold degrades their grace.
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And as he degrades, he plays to those very same entitlements in the base that elected him.
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And now it seems as though he is degrading this process just as he degrades everything else.
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Similarly, when members of our team demean, harass, haze, or assault one another it degrades our capabilities.
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I think he degrades women in how he talks to them and African Americans and everyone else.
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For the past couple of decades, my colleagues have often discussed whether automation degrades basic pilot skills.
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But best to eat it raw if you can: Cooking red cabbage degrades the anthocyanins and glucosinolates.
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The language of the manifesto breaks down and degrades, just like any system accelerated to its limits.
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It sort of degrades the presidency to then talk about primary politics in the other party, during primaries.
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But the loud noises we're exposed to can contribute to the wear and tear that degrades our hearing.
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Because RNA degrades over time, the changes theoretically would last only as long as the therapy was used.
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At a certain age, even the common cold can be deadly, because the immune system degrades with time.
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The researchers behind its discovery showed that the enzyme degrades PET into mono(2-hydroxyethyl) terephthalic acid (MHET).
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Victor told Mashable that they said the shirt was promoting sexual activity, degrades religious values and was disruptive.
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Research shows that it degrades pretty quickly over time, and it's recommended that EpiPens be replaced every year.
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Do you think it degrades the university for Nick Saban to make $7 million as a football coach?
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Plaster is also prone to thinner spider-web cracks, which occur when the topcoat of the plaster degrades.
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This is a loss for the rule of law and further degrades Americans' faith in the justice system.
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Genetic material degrades in heat; try to keep your feathers cool, preferably in a 4-degrees-Celsius refrigerator.
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The precedent the Nunes memo has already set degrades the House Intelligence Committee's effectiveness as an oversight body.
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The concept, simply put, argues that the more often your neurons are activated, the slower your brain degrades.
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When foam and other types of plastic enter the environment, it slowly degrades into microscopic particles known as microplastics.
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This allows the car to maintain the same driving range on the battery, even as it degrades with use.
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"Any man who demeans and degrades women in such fashion needs to be condemned and held accountable," he said.
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Whenever the aspect ratio of a shot tightens and the definition degrades, the audience is looking at camcorder footage.
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Finally, the unremitting assault by Chinese operatives on U.S. intellectual property enhances foreign knowledge and degrades America's informational advantage.
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I enjoy acquiring stuff, keeping that stuff until it degrades in worth, and then replacing it with more stuff.
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The pollution that harms the park also degrades the air quality in the communities like Luray where we live.
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It's a kind of self-obsessed narcissism that actually degrades virtuous living into something much less good for humanity.
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"Drug dealers peddle poison that kills our neighbors, degrades our communities, and frequently leads to violence," DA Thompson said Thursday.
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If marine litter is your biggest concern, paper bags are better because paper degrades and doesn't stick around for years.
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As public transportation in many major US cities degrades, frustrated commuters are turning to ride-hailing and ride-sharing services.
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All of this is gorgeously rendered in a green-and-blue palette that degrades to blue and black in penumbra.
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Van Gogh, Starry Night degrades the work of the daring painter while underusing the awesome powers of immersive digital technology.
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We can still argue against Arctic drilling because it degrades habitats while arguing against it because it worsens climate change.
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Trump degrades it all with his crassness, his obscene language, his fear-mongering and his inability to offer soaring rhetoric.
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When a plastic object degrades, the resulting microplastics tend to rain down like ash toward the bottom of the ocean.
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Stop buying products that use palm oil (whose production degrades rain forests), if you can figure out which those are.
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The acidification that accompanies ocean warming also degrades coral reefs and other environments that serve as nurseries for juvenile fish.
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But by perpetuating ignorance about political participation, it undermines our national discourse and subtly degrades support for First Amendment rights.
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Scientists are also racing to understand how DNA degrades across different temperatures, microbial communities and levels of acidity and salinity.
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Perhaps. In the past decade or so, brain scientists have begun to piece together how memory degrades and forgetting happens.
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Chitin, which is found in crustacean and insect shells, can be used to make a bioplastic that degrades in the ocean.
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But if you only check for inputs at slower intervals, the user experience degrades as the browser takes longer to react.
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Her maternal grandmother, Mercy, mocks and degrades her for her blackness, going so far as to shave off Díaz's "bad" hair.
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Some archives preferred to transfer embossed Amertape recordings onto magnetic tape, which has its own problems: it degrades after 30 years.
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The researchers working in this area are aiming to find a constellation of activities that bolster the mind as it degrades.
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"To make light of something as serious as consent degrades the conversation women everywhere are courageously trying to have," Flores said.
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Yet, he degrades the grid, making it lumpy with swollen puffs that participate in the artwork's visual order while satirizing it.
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"This is a loss for the rule of law and further degrades Americans' faith in the justice system," he added. Rep.
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The current state of the Olympic Games site selection is not sustainable and only degrades what is otherwise a fabulous institution.
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Allowing individuals to get away with sexually assaulting women degrades the character of the party and the country as a whole.
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"While fire helps enhance crops and grasses for pasture, the fires also produce smoke that degrades air quality," the report says.
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"On underwater images, AI methods generally perform poorly or inconsistently, because water degrades images too severely for automated analysis," she said.
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I'd always thought it was merely a nuisance, but it turns out it also degrades cognitive performance, at least a little.
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Too weak to resist, they see survival in joining the cult that degrades the nation a little bit more every day.
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Such name-calling degrades individuals who actually suffer from serious mental illness and adds to the challenges they face each day.
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From NPR: Golf balls are coated in a thin shell of polyurethane that degrades over time, releasing toxins into the water.
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The great people of Baltimore have something Trump craves but will never have as he degrades the Office of the President: dignity.
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They add that the prominent placement of ads associated with those platforms also degrades the quality of the user experience for consumers.
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This means that once the battery in your $249 AirPods Pro degrades and eventually dies, there's no chance of repairing them yourself.
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It's great because they retain value, and if not reused, can be recycled again and again, unlike plastic which degrades over time.
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Any man who demeans and degrades women in such fashion needs to be condemned and held accountable, regardless of wealth or status.
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While the redesigned ear cushions feel comfy when you first put the headphones on, that quickly degrades the longer you wear them.
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"For some, though the night problem exists only in their mind, it still degrades experience during both night and day," he writes.
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DNA degrades over the centuries since there are no biological processes to maintain it, and this degradation occurs faster in warm environments.
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As a lithium-ion battery degrades over time, cold weather or high current demands can lead to a device shutting down altogether.
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The aging process is clocklike in the sense that a steady accumulation of changes eventually degrades the efficiency of the body's cells.
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The problem is that fully discharging and recharging every day puts greater stress on the battery and degrades its components more rapidly.
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News reports in the 1950s indicated "a wide feeling that the parade degrades and ridicules the Negro race," citing an NAACP leader.
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Still, DNA degrades slowly over time anyway, and one mistake in recovering the code from DNA to binary would make it unusable.
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A ne'er-do-well with a quantum computer only has one shot at decoding the message successfully before it degrades beyond recovery.
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However, it is important to remember that we share a single network and visiting non-mission essential websites degrades network performance for everyone.
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Exposing fruits and vegetables to nitrogen helps to preserve nutrients that oxygen degrades, and also occurs with some fresh vegetables, like bagged greens.
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Here, nutrient loss in fresh produce occurs as the result of exposure to oxygen during non-frozen transport and storage, which degrades nutrients.
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Data may seem ageless, yet it degrades; the physical medium on which it's stored simply loses its ability to contain information over time.
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"I think it sort of degrades the presidency to then talk about primary politics in the other party, during primaries," Mr. Ryan said.
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Twitter says it does not tolerate "repeated and/or non-consensual slurs, epithets, racist and sexist tropes, or other content that degrades someone".
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Algal blooms also degrades recreational and fishing areas—not to mention the increased costs for local governments that have to deal with them.
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There are "brands that don't want to put their stuff on Amazon because it degrades their brand," claims founder and CEO Lauren Farleigh.
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Experts say that the toxin degrades so slowly that it's possible the couple came into contact with it well after the original attack.
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While "managing" trade to America's benefit is popular among voters, restricting trade is not only bad economics but also degrades America's political culture.
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That's because a tomato's flavor — made up of sugars, acids and chemicals called volatiles — degrades as soon as it's picked from the vine.
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Every time you access or rewrite your hard drive, the material it's made of degrades, and after five or 10 years, it's dead.
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Pocahontas was a 17th-century historical figure, and using her name in an intentionally disparaging way insults native peoples and degrades their cultures.
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It's a decision born of shame and self-loathing, and it's one that could only be made in a culture that degrades women.
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He is a passionate cynic, an artist who degrades and celebrates his medium through the relentless yet fervent repetition of a selected motif.
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Any man who demeans and degrades women in such a fashion needs to be condemned and held accountable, regardless of wealth or status.
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Exploiting the occasional genuine bug — like a single pistol that never degrades, found in the game's later sections — doesn't even feel like cheating.
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The ozone that forms in the wake of tailpipes degrades the chemicals that plants use to converse with one another about local conditions.
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What's more, new research suggests plastic in the environment releases greenhouse gases as it degrades — a potentially vast and uncontrollable source of emissions.
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That, in turn, further degrades oil production, according to Siobhan Morden, an emerging markets strategist at the Nomura investment bank in New York.
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"Coalition airpower degrades the enemies capability, denies their sanctuary and eliminates their ability to take or hold territory," said air force spokeswoman Kiley Dougherty.
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Even his interest in showmanship degrades when he has to cede the floor to others — his convention was a poorly planned, poorly managed mess.
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Like others, the Museum of Selfies democratizes or degrades (depending how you see it) both art, and the the concept of a museum itself.
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The previous steps dated back to the Truman administration and were made of limestone, which degrades over time and can pose a safety hazard.
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Your president brags about sexually assaulting women, but this woman supporting her daughter legally by providing entertainment to consenting adults, she degrades your discourse?
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Takata's propellant degrades over time when it is exposed to moisture and temperature fluctuations, which can cause its metal casing to overpressurize and rupture.
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Maybe your luck will keep on holding, in defiance of expectations and natural law, even as the great world spins and its orbit degrades.
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As President Trump degrades his office by insults, lies and threats to world peace and global health, Pope Francis throws ecclesiastical shade his way.
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Mr. Gui has shown symptoms of possible amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also called A.L.S. or Lou Gehrig's disease, a neurological disorder that degrades muscle actions.
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But since unused messenger RNA degrades quickly, any errors introduced by a therapy would be washed out, rather than staying with a person forever.
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Many technology security experts have said technical efforts to provide government access to encrypted devices, a so-called "backdoor," inevitably degrades security for everyone.
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"Any man who demeans and degrades women in such fashion needs to be condemned and held accountable, regardless of wealth or status," they said.
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He may think he's being "hip and cool," said Carson, CEO and founder of the Carson Group, but it "degrades" the office of the president.
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Speech that degrades, insults, or threatens people because of their race, religion, or ethnicity is prohibited—even if the speech isn't likely to ignite violence.
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Critics say Apple has obfuscated the fact that a worn-out battery not only fails to hold a charge, it also degrades the phone's performance.
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A.P.: A crime against humanity is an action that causes severe and unnecessary human suffering, and environmental destruction unquestionably degrades the quality of human life.
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The main problem is that DNA degrades over time, so fossils that are at least 66 million years old cannot be used to clone dinosaurs.
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In his current exhibition, Belott degrades the modernist grid, making it lumpy with swollen puffs that participate in the artwork's visual order while satirizing it.
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Pocahontas was a historical figure from the 17th Century and using her name in an intentionally disparaging way insults native peoples and degrades their cultures.
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OA, which occurs when wear and tear on the joints degrades cartilage and leads to bone abnormalities, is extremely common in people 60 and older.
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But when the dark underbelly of internet "opinion" degrades the fundamental humanity of the person on the receiving end, blocking is only a minor fix.
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No, but it degrades the public discourse in a serious way and becomes this sort of shutdown response to things, "That's fake news," or whatever.
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In seeking to protect himself and his family from the special counsel's investigation, this president attacks and degrades the very values he swore to uphold.
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DNA degrades in the water after only a few days, so samples collected by AUVs only provide a genetic snapshot of whatever passed by recently.
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The vestibular system, like the traditional five senses, degrades with age, resulting in common problems like vertigo, loss of balance and increased likelihood of falling.
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Donald Trump's coronation as the party's presidential nominee marks a new pinnacle of power for a person who very publicly demeans, degrades, and devalues women.
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"That status degrades into more and more of an irreversible status as the minutes tick by," said Friedman, who was not involved in the new study.
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"When circadian rhythms are disrupted, it degrades many different physiological systems in the body and makes individuals much more vulnerable to adverse health outcomes," Czeisler said.
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To determine a new drug's shelf life, its maker zaps it with intense heat and soaks it with moisture to see how it degrades under stress.
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The rubber gaskets that seal out liquid at the lightning cable port, the SIM card slot, and around the buttons slowly degrades, losing water-blocking ability.
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However, if technology can improve faster than rock-quality degrades, drillers can keep growing production and even lower the cost of extracting oil, according to LeBlanc.
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Even if Irma degrades to a tropical storm by the time it reaches Georgia, "there still can be a 10 to 12 foot storm surge," Needham says.
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The rate at which a person's condition degrades can vary quite a bit, though the average survival time is three years after diagnosis, the ALS Association says.
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Maybe it sounds strange because for most people being embarrassed is embarrassing, but some people get turned on when someone else degrades them, either publicly or privately.
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This made sense, since ZTL degrades some proteins in the light, and others in the dark—the FKF1 protein only seems to serve a purpose in light.
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The plan degrades Obamacare's insurance regulations, and cuts insurance subsidies so that Americans won't be able to afford plans as generous as the ones they purchase now.
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I think we're programmed to do that up until the point where doing that endangers us or degrades the quality of our life; then we act communally.
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" A large-headed caricature of the living caricature that is Trump stands behind a sign that reads, "Donald Trump mocks the disabled, degrades women, belittles his critics.
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It's a very economic thing, too, and I think honestly us talking about it kind of degrades it, so I don't think we should talk about it.
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To do this, Cruz and Paul have cooked up a novel solution, one that allies them with the White House—and further degrades rapidly degrading Senate norms.
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"Every day, every minute this goes on, the system degrades a little bit -- a little bit more than it was a minute ago," Dan McCabe told CNN.
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I'd go even further and say that they amount to a mandate, which is this: to safeguard the very America — compassionate, collaborative, decent — that he routinely degrades.
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It's a companion to the running inventory that I keep in my head of the male filmmakers, in Hollywood and out, whose work degrades or disdains women.
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Because signal strength degrades unpredictably depending on distance and landscape, it would be very difficult for anyone to hit on the "right" strength without triggering an alert.
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Megan McSeveney, a spokeswoman for the agency, said the methods used in its annual tests cannot detect glyphosate because of its chemical makeup and how it degrades.
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"We are fighting the war against terror, anything that degrades our effort will only hurt the U.S. effort," Abbasi said in an interview in Islamabad on Monday.
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The enclosures are flimsy, the moving parts are brittle, and the very mechanism that allows audio playback—a thin strip of magnetic tape—very literally degrades over time.
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Costco has eschewed PVC clamshell packaging, which is not recyclable and can leach toxic chemicals when it degrades, for recyclable PET or recycled PET made from water bottles.
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Page 21, line 222: Forcing Apple to create new software that degrades its security features is unprecedented and unlike any burden ever imposed under the All Writs Act.
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"If we have a president who routinely degrades women, who brags about sexually assaulting women, then how can we maintain our moral authority in the world?" she asked.
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By correcting problematic mutations to the letters that encode RNA, scientists could potentially reverse mutations without causing permanent change to the genome, since RNA degrades naturally over time.
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Maybe it has something to do with TMZ, social media, the exposure of the ugliness of a lifestyle that degrades one's humanity... It just doesn't seem like fun.
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A physical asset like a semi-truck is generally most valuable at the beginning of service before the wear and tear from ordinary usage degrades its productive capacity.
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Tor users have to solve these puzzles constantly, and privacy advocates have complained that it dramatically degrades the experience of people who want to browse the web anonymously.
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Once wind speeds drop below 75 miles per hour, the hurricane gets downgraded to a tropical storm — and, later on, a "post-tropical cyclone" as it degrades further.
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Mr. Bruni is dead on target in noting that Mr. Trump's own actions more closely approach the true meaning of treason than those he degrades with his slurs.
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Will they give another four years to a man who only seeks to help himself while he divides, demeans, degrades and denounces everyone he sees as a critic?
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Watching Olivia's strength and her pain, how those two things could exist together, I didn't feel so alone in a world that so often abuses and degrades women.
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Critics are asking why ABC would make a new dating show called "The Proposal" that degrades women, suggesting the liberal network owned by family-friendly Disney was being hypocritical.
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"His removal degrades ISIL's ability to conduct further attacks in the West and denies ISIL a veteran extremist with extensive ties," he said, using a different acronym for ISIS.
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"The repeated killing of civilians by the Saudi coalition, done with U.S. assistance, violates not just our moral conscience but degrades our reputation and standing in the world," Rep.
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Construction in floodplains increases the risk of devastating floods, inflates taxpayer costs, and degrades habitat and water quality, but often occurs to satisfy the growing demand for more housing.
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This first section of the document lays out 12 guiding design principles, such as proper cybersecurity, protections if the system degrades or fails, operational design domain and data recording.
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This level of acceptance severely degrades the Uber user experience for both riders and partners, as well as lowering the amount you're able to earn while using the platform.
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"This is why we've been working closely with Notpla to create an innovative alternative that is recyclable, home-compostable and which degrades in a matter of weeks," Kenny added.
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An unnecessary or superfluous trait will wither away in a species as the genetic code responsible for that trait degrades over time, or if mutations turn it into something else.
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"His death further degrades AQAP and the global al-Qa'ida movement, and it brings us closer to eliminating the threats these groups pose to our national security," the statement said.
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But the call immediately turns frightening and sinister: The caller degrades and insults the women and then starts threatening, amid a lot of incoherent garbling, to straight up kill them.
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"His death further degrades AQAP and the global al-Qa'ida movement, and it brings us closer to eliminating the threats these groups pose to our national security," the president said.
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Your gun never degrades or fails, your flashlight batteries are reasonably long-lived, and you'll see things coming from yards away, even if you can't hit them at that distance.
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Dystopians will fret that this new mode of intimacy dehumanizes and degrades, reading the embrace of computer-mediated sexual touch as yet another indicator of humanity's descent into machinic enslavement.
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The movie expects that fact to make him only dreamier, because every time Jake degrades Caroline it proves more firmly that he considers Sam to be special and above degradation.
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So as it degrades due to deforestation and climate change, it will go from soaking up carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to becoming a net emitter of heat-trapping gases.
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Data of the kind they had isn&apost that valuable to being with and worse it degrades quickly, so much so as to be effectively useless in 12-18 months.
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The policies that CEA is pushing would water down our patent laws and open the door to the kind of fraudulent competition that degrades – rather than protects – incentives for innovation.
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The software is usually loaded up with bloatware and degrades the Android experience by adding questionably useful stuff like Knock Code, which is pretty useless when you have a fingerprint sensor.
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And though distance degrades the signal, especially when using low quality microphones, the researchers could still extract monitor emanations from recordings taken as far as 30 feet away in some cases.
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And other potential sources of large population shifts loom, notably climate change, which might generate fresh waves of migration as arable land degrades and water scarcity leads to conflict and flight.
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The common assumption is that the electronics that enable noise cancellation produce a slight hiss and block parts of the audio spectrum in a way that degrades the quality of the music.
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"If Bravo insists on keeping this man who continually degrades, humiliates, insults, and verbally assaults women online, then I will continue my efforts at having him removed from Southern Charm," Perkins wrote.
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As your iPhone's battery gets older, it decays over time, and as it degrades, it can no longer handle demanding tasks, like running processor-intensive games, as well as it once could.
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The company said it has taken this action, which degrades video quality, for at least five years in order to help customers stay below their monthly data caps imposed by wireless providers.
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In the apparent hope that a Trump Supreme Court will finally make all abortions illegal in this country, they have willingly signed on with a candidate who sexually degrades and humiliates women.
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"He degrades the office of the president of the United States," said Mr. Brown, 80, outside Post 2423 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Indian Trail, before bingo night on Thursday.
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Today's GOP offers political cover for a man with no history in the party as he denigrates, degrades, and destroys vital American institutions, including law enforcement, the free press and the GOP.
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The neurochemical chaos produced by continued drug use also degrades the neural pathways that connect the reward center to the prefrontal cortex, which is crucial for planning, managing emotions and controlling impulses.
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Plastic degrades over time into tiny particles known as microplastics, which were found in 83 percent of samples from Germany to Cuba to Lebanon analyzed by U.S.-based digital news organization Orb Media.
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But being unable to purchase new Huawei gear could still leave those carriers stuck with aging infrastructure that can't be replaced if it malfunctions, degrades or is destroyed by the weather, said Bennet.
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"The deaths of al Sudani and Shadi remove influential ISIL recruiters and extremists who actively sought to harm Western interests and further disrupts and degrades ISIL's ability to plot external attacks," Cook said.
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He added, "The removal of these fighters degrades Al-Shabaab's ability to meet the group's objectives in Somalia, including recruiting new members, establishing bases, and planning attacks" on U.S. and African Union forces.
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He added, "The removal of these fighters degrades al-Shabaab's ability to meet the group's objectives in Somalia, including recruiting new members, establishing bases, and planning attacks" on U.S. and African Union forces.
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Even projector enthusiasts describe the electronics as headaches to set up and money-holes to maintain, mentioning how the image degrades when exposed to the slightest splash of light from a nearby window.
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" Then came Fox News -- and even media outlets not on the right -- taking her quote out of context, with headlines blaring: "Chelsea Clinton says Trump 'degrades what it means to be an American.
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For comparison, this isn't as easy to do when it's warm outside because the lipid coating degrades, exposing the virus to the environment where it can easily get destroyed before finding a host.
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That we have publishers mining the dregs of his work for another book because he has this roguish reputation further degrades serious literature and insults those who care about poetry of real merit.
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White striping, a meat quality issue, degrades the taste and nutritional value of chicken, according to the report, resulting in meat that is less tender, doesn't absorb marinade as readily, and contains more fat.
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This came as a surprise to the researchers, because forensic pathologists have long suspected that gene activity degrades postmortem, which is why their rate of change is sometimes used to calculate time of death.
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Meat ID tests exist that use DNA extraction and an amplification technique called PCR (polymerase chain reaction), but they might not be sensitive to cooked products after the DNA degrades under heat and processing.
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D7 kills viruses on hard surfaces as well as textiles for up to eight hours, before it degrades into non-potable water, making it far more long-lasting than a bleach and water spray.
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Clearly marking Sponsored Songs as ads could get Spotify and the labels around the rule, but similarly degrades the quality of music on a playlist (or radio station) in favor of earning extra money.
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Heat degrades the battery's potential to hold a charge, which is why your phone runs down faster in the heat of the summer or when you use it for an extended period of time.
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Barr's appointment of another prosecutor to turn the tables on those who investigated President Donald Trump promotes Trump's overtly political agenda and degrades the Justice Department, at the expense of sensible law enforcement strategy.
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" The page also details an extensive list of "Prohibited Content," including, "Content that demeans, degrades, or shows hate toward a particular race, gender, culture, country, belief, or toward any member of a protected class.
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Plastic degrades over time into tiny particles known as microplastics which can be ingested by marine life, together with plastic microbeads used in toiletries and other household products, harming the food chain and environment.
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Mr. McMullin is happy to unload on Mr. Trump, calling him a con man and autocrat who promotes racial tensions, degrades women and disregards the Constitution and basic American ideas about fairness and compassion.
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There's an idea out there that data is like toxic waste because it degrades over time and becomes more and more damaging, which is why Mark Zuckerberg secretly deleted all of his Facebook messages.
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Why it matters: If their tech works as envisioned, the firm GBatteries could help EVs go mainstream by toppling a major barrier to ultra-fast charging: electrode damage that degrades the life expectancy of batteries.
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But the efficiency of coal-fired units, never very high to start with in the case of older plants, degrades over time ("Increasing the efficiency of existing coal-fired power plants", Congressional Research Service, 2013).
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Yet Twitter, for one, actively degrades these efforts by playing pick and choose from its gatekeeper position — rubbishing any studies with results it doesn't like by claiming the picture is flawed because it's incomplete. Why?
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Like the awkwardly misplaced fingerprint sensor next to the rear camera lens of the S8 and Note 8, Bixby's nagging presence simply degrades the Samsung user experience in a fashion that feels unnecessary and unacceptable.
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Haptic feedback will help you know just how zoomed you are, and could help you stay in the 2X optical zoom offered by the iPhone 7 Plus without straying into digital zoom that degrades quality.
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As they demonstrated against the injustice of asking people to get by on $7.25 an hour, they called attention to the broader ways low-wage work with unstable hours degrades those forced to do it.
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All you can do is hide particular ads you see in your feed, or turn off location services for Facebook entirely, which people who are pissed might do even if it degrades other Facebook functionality.
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"The whole world has heard Trump brag about how he mistreats women and disturbing stories just keep coming but it's more than just the way he degrades women as horrible as that is," Clinton said.
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For years, most scientists have thought that the "missing" plastic quickly degrades after entering the ocean, breaking apart into microplastics — tiny fragments less than 5 millimeters long — then falling to the bottom of the ocean.
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"The removal of those terrorist fighters degrades Al Shabab's ability to meet the group's objectives in Somalia, including recruiting new members, establishing bases and planning attacks on the U.S.," Mr. Earnest told reporters on Monday.
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Only one facility in the United States currently has the capacity to process titanium ore into the sponge used in manufacturing, the department said, adding that it was difficult to stockpile the material because it degrades.
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And the European Union conducted its own review of naled that found it degrades to dichlorvos, a toxic chemical, in the presence of sunlight, and according to the EU scientific commission, this can cause genetic mutations.
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"Sexual assault erodes the trust and cohesion within the Marine Corps team, degrades our lethality and readiness, and is incompatible with our core values of honor, courage and commitment," the Marine Corps said in a statement.
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The mighty stalwarts of the Amazon will shrivel up, and a wave of death will start at the periphery and propagate throughout as much of it degrades from a dense tropical forest into a sparse savanna.
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Especially in this moment when certain works of canonical art are in fact at risk of becoming morally obsolete — both art that degrades and insults and the work of men accused of having done the same.
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Thus, he stamps, smears, and otherwise degrades linguistic matter, as with "Going Out of Business" (2012), a goopy configuration of synonyms made by applying 750 tons of vertical pressure to oil paint on a velvet ground.
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It's not going to make you drop dead on the spot, but exposure to elevated air pollution degrades your health slightly, and the more air pollution exposure, the more your overall health is degraded over your life.
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The laureates used fruit flies to isolate a gene that controls the normal daily biological rhythm and showed how this gene encodes a protein that accumulates in the cell during the night and degrades during the day.
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In this book, most men are swine: the Nazi-loving math teacher whose smile looks like "meat grinning"; the creepy uncle with "suet-colored eyes" and a "meat-smile"; the vulgar employer who humiliates and degrades her.
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This protein degrades rapidly when oxygen levels are high, but when oxygen levels are low, the amount of HIF-1α increases, leading cells to produce more of the EPO needed for increased production of red blood cells.
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Nearly 2.1 billion live their days deficient in the micronutrients that promote cognitive development and prevent disease, and 6.5 billion, including most of the folks reading this, eat food that weakens their bodies and degrades the planet.
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That degrades our ability to implement credible foreign policy and for dedicated government officials to do their jobs as they are sidelined by those pursuing work on behalf of the President's personal needs, and not US national security.
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In the future, as tools for studying ancient DNA continue to improve, scientists will be able to unlock the genetic sequences of more and more extinct species that inhabited warm climates, where DNA degrades quickly, Dr. MacPhee said.
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As part of that program, T-Mobile automatically degrades the quality of all video you watch to standard definition from HD. That has upset advocates of net neutrality, the concept that all Web traffic should be treated equally.
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But as Rittié and her colleagues recently discovered, that wound-fixing function degrades as we age — "100 percent of sweat glands contribute to wound healing ... in young adults," she told me, but that number dips as we age. 4.
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Then there's poor BD Wong, the only other actor who appeared in the first "Jurassic Park" reprising his role here as a bland mad scientist role that degrades the more sophisticated sci-fi themes at play in the original.
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They will gradually be paid less and less as competition for pricing degrades the already meager royalties they receive, leading to the creation of fewer songs as these writers are forced to seek other ways to make a living.
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Critics also (and rightly) point out that manipulating the term "Black Lives Matter" degrades the legitimacy of the movement, weakening its purpose as a spotlight on the deadly police brutality the Black community continues to face, Teen Vogue reports.
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"Barbie is a plastic aesthetic that degrades the Burning Man culture with a false identity and unrealistic proportions," reads the description of Steve Landis' piece "Playa Harvey," which is a response to the "Playa Barbie" now-annual art installation.
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The viral coating protein that contains the S139N mutation is "used in viral assembly" before part of the protein degrades, said Genhong Cheng, a microbiologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, who was not involved in the study.
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Make no mistake: This inconsistent approach is heard loud and clear around the world; it degrades our ability to be taken seriously when we do try to promote democracy -- and when people and governments need America's support the most.
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Paris-Limouzy and her colleagues looked at water and sediment samples, satellite and aerial images, and modeled how oil droplets might have moved through the water over time — factoring in currents, temperature, how the oil degrades, and other factors.
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Those students would otherwise become members, but because ClassPass allows them to buy classes for so little, there is no reason to invest in a small, local business—all of which degrades our viability financially and as a community.
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Beginning around their mid-30s, male fertility gradually degrades, and while most men produce sperm to their dying day, those past 40 who help conceive have a greater risk of passing on genetic abnormalities to their children, including autism.
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Fortunately, the Obama administration has proposed critical revisions to this policy and now seeks to hold all states accountable for reducing pollution that degrades air in our national parks, regardless of whether the park lies within that state's borders.
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"Not only is he a predator and cheater, he also degrades women" Publicly reported May 4, 2018 A woman has reported that he forcibly kissed her, and others have said he subjected them to misogynistic or verbally abusive behavior.
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It's not hard to draw a straight line between language that casually degrades women, pop culture that objectifies them, political and cultural norms that render them "less than," and the impulse of some men to feel free to harm them.
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During a wide-ranging interview to promote her latest book, Chelsea Clinton said that President Trump "degrades what it means to be an American" and said she would protest his planned July visit to the U.K. if she was British.
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"The notion that a project of such enormous proportions in a legislatively protected water sanctuary could be rubber-stamped in this perfunctory way degrades all the environmental protections the public deserves, even if they call it a park," Mr. Emery said.
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They are using these holes to monitor their perceived enemies, and many governments are storing them for a rainy day, when they might just have to drop a payload that disrupts or degrades an adversary's transportation, energy or financial system.
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Opinion Columnist The battle over Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court was an especially ugly episode of a reality-show presidency that degrades almost everyone swept up in it, and many characters stagger away from it looking worse than ever.
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The "removal" of those fighters, he said, "degrades al Shabaab's ability to meet the group's objectives, including recruiting new members, establishing bases, and planning attacks on US and AMISOM forces" — the latter an acronym for the African Union Mission in Somalia.
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Carbon pollution not only degrades air quality, it damages the health of the American public, leads to coastal erosion that threatens entire communities, acidifies the ocean, and increases the risk of deadly weather such as the drought, flooding and violent storms.
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Apple's apology and decision come after a controversy following the revelation last week that as the health of an iPhone battery degrades over time, Apple's software adjusts accordingly, intentionally slowing down the phone so that its weaker battery doesn't quickly die.
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"He is renowned in China's tech scene as an artist and philosopher, as well as for his fierce mission against anything that degrades user experience," Connie Chan, an investor at the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, recently wrote of Mr. Zhang.
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Further investigations by the three scientists revealed that this Period gene (so named for its ties to time cycles, not menstrual ones) encodes a protein that accumulates at night, while the flies sleep, and degrades during the day, while the bugs are awake.
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The whole thing stunk with the scent of so many faux woke rap songs out there, and it illustrated the common trend amongst misogynistic rappers: the idea that recording one positive song will negate the countless records they've made that verbally degrades us.
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At least 10 dead in attack on Somalia's parliament building He added, "The removal of these fighters degrades Al-Shabaab's ability to meet the group's objectives in Somalia, including recruiting new members, establishing bases, and planning attacks" on U.S. and African Union forces.
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It degrades the work of the daring dead painter and his expressive, surface-rich paintings while simultaneously underusing the awesome powers of immersive digital technology by displaying on a colossal scale slightly animated high-resolution reproductions of Vincent van Gogh's better-known paintings.
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But when there was a lead contamination problem in the District of Columbia a decade ago, the Environmental Protection Agency also advised homeowners to run their drinking water before taking samples, because studies show that water degrades when it sits in pipes overnight.
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The status quo won't cut it," Shanahan said at the Naval Academy graduation in Annapolis, Md. "Sexual assault and harassment degrades the dignity of our teammates, and we are on the side of personal dignity in this era of renewed great power competition.
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"When legions of right-wing women in the anti-abortion movement brandish pictures of gory dead or dreamlike space-floating fetuses outside clinics or in demonstrations, they are participating in a visual pageant that directly degrades women—and thus themselves," Petchesky writes.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Cynthia Nixon and the Age of Inexperience" (column, March 25): Frank Bruni's argument that our current "romance" with inexperienced political candidates degrades the importance of experience more generally reflects an erroneous view of politics in the United States.
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The inflators could explode when the propellant that triggers the airbags degrades after many years of exposure to "high absolute humidity" -- the amount of water vapor in an air sample -- high temperatures and toggling between extreme heat and extreme cold, the NHTSA said.
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Friday's decision to cut funding "takes into account the challenges the international community faces in providing assistance in Gaza, where Hamas control endangers the lives of Gaza's citizens and degrades an already dire humanitarian and economic situation," the senior State Department official said.
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"The deaths of these men eliminates senior foreign fighters, who had extensive experience and training, and degrades ISIS's ability to plan and conduct attacks on civilian targets in Iraq and Syria, as well throughout the region and in the West," the statement said.
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" She worked briefly in a hostess bar, which she called "the front line" of the battle between the sexes, and found that Japanese society gave her a new perspective on patriarchy: "The men in a society which systematically degrades women also become degraded.
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Read: How our trash is destroying paradise But while he believes that research into solutions is important, he says it's vital that we develop a better understanding of exactly how plastic is transported into the oceans, how it degrades and what damage it is doing.
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Critics say Apple has obfuscated the fact that a worn-out battery not only fails to hold a charge but also degrades the phone's performance - and that this lack of transparency has pushed people to buy a new phone rather than a new battery.
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Then, in the mid-1980s, the three laureates used fruit flies to isolate a gene called period that controls the normal daily biological rhythm and showed how it encodes a protein called PER that accumulates in cells during the night and degrades during the day.
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He further punches back with lyrics like "This man just praised a statue of General Lee/'Cause he generally hates the black people, degrades hispanics" and even references Colin Kaepernick, the former football player who protested police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem.
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Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: --Lack of expected improvement in the operating metrics for gross addition share, churn, net post-paid additions, handset subscriber mix, net porting ratios and network operating performance that further degrades financial profile.
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You could opt for slightly less expensive, used Series 3 watches on Swappa, an electronics marketplace, but, unless you buy a device in mint condition, you won't benefit from Apple's limited warranty and a new device's fresh lithium-ion battery, which degrades over time.
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Things like systemic racism can wear on a person to the point that it degrades her health at the same time it restricts her access to good health care, resulting in higher rates of chronic disease and shorter life expectancies for black women than white women.
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Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: --Lack of improvement or sustaining results in the operating metrics for gross addition share, churn, net post-paid additions, handset subscriber mix, net porting ratios and network operating performance that further degrades financial profile.
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The US trio used fruit flies to discover a gene that controls this everyday rhythm and further showed that the gene encoded a protein which "accumulates in the cell during the night and degrades during the day," to regulate this cycle, the committee said in a statement.
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President Obama's decision to insert primary politics into his State of the Union address "degrades the presidency," Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) said Wednesday.
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Livestock farming also degrades land and water and contributes to deforestation —30% of land worldwideSo Eshel's team modeled what would happen if all Americans stopped eating meat (beef, poultry, and pork) and replaced it with plants that conferred the same nutrients in the same daily doses.
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Embedded within the idea of seduction, he writes, are two stories: one of passion, in which a villain pursues a victim and degrades away their ability to consent; and one of reason, in which two rational individuals meet on equal ground, unburdened by prudish sexual taboos.
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In effect, organized crime undermines democracy; weakens the rule of law; facilitates corruption; increases social injustice; produces direct and indirect costs on the economy; exacerbates a sub-culture that rewards illegality; degrades the political system; affects national sovereignty; and reduces state autonomy on the international front.
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International fans cannot stream the game without a subscription to N.F.L. Game Pass, a $23-a-year video service for watching football games, according to the N.F.L. And if your Internet connection is slow, expect some irate party guests when the video sputters or the picture quality degrades.
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With iOS 12.1, Apple has brought its controversial "performance management feature" (aka, throttling) to the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X. This functionality dynamically throttles the phone's processor as its battery degrades over time to stop the handset from randomly shutting down — it can be turned off if desired.
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" King also made sure to note (emphasis mine): After the Obama campaign asked John McCain to disavow King's statements—which he did—a spokesman for the Iowa congressman offered a non-apology: "John McCain rejects the type of politics that degrades our civics ... and obviously that extends to Congressman King's statement.
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"It cannot be denied that decision-making by consensus degrades Asean's ability to act on controversial issues," Bilahari Kausikan, the ambassador-at-large at the Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said during a speech on August 4 at a private Asean-related event at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Center.
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He relentlessly tweets his displeasure with the network's coverage of his exploits in the White House, degrades CNN's reporters to their face, and most famously tweeted a GIF of himself wrestling the CNN logo—the logo was fake, the wrestling match was "real" footage of Trump when he was an actual professional wrestler.
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On the same day that WhatsApp was making its case in the Madras high court, United States Attorney General William Barr demanded that tech firms put backdoors into their encrypted products because encryption "seriously degrades" law enforcement's ability to "detect and prevent a crime before it occurs," and makes prosecution more difficult.
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"I'm pretty sure that many of the same people he insults and degrades maintain the buildings, sew the clothes, and are at the backbone of the businesses that he and his family depend on for their wealth," said Marcia Chatelain, an associate professor of history and African-American studies at Georgetown University.
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"Tonight, with our country under an unprecedented assault by a con man who fights only for himself and degrades the vulnerable and the powerless and regular hardworking people day in and day out, I believe that we must honestly ask ourselves as a party whether those we fight for can afford our gentleness," he said.
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Playing Emma has given her the strength to push on in ways that Emma can't, and the struggle you see onstage draws on something bigger than a single play: anger at a show-business world that condones the brutality of male power, degrades women, and watches with delight as those women go on to degrade themselves. ♦
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But extracting that nuclear DNA from an ancient fossil can be difficult because much of the DNA degrades over time, especially in hot, humid locales like this one—it was hard enough to get the mitochondrial DNA, said study author Qiaomei Fu. "It's a big responsibility to get genome-wide data," Fu, a paleogeneticist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, told Gizmodo.
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They did so, Levi believes, as yet another form of cruel punishment for the crime of existing: It is naïve, absurd, and historically false to believe that an infernal system such as National Socialism sanctifies its victims: On the contrary, it degrades them, it makes them resemble itself, and this all the more when they are available, blank, and lacking a political and moral armature.
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Only when we have the moral courage to declare that someone like Iago, who has done so much harm, should not be put on the rack or have his genitals slashed or be forced to open his lips and scream and scream … only then, when we understand that hurting him in this way degrades us all, will we have advanced toward banishing this plague of cunning cruelty from the earth.
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In light of writings from George Washington (speaking out against religious "bigotry"), Thomas Jefferson (saying the constitution protects "the Jew and the Gentile, the Christian and Mahometan, the Hindoo and infidel") and James Madison (decrying a law that "degrades from the equal rank of citizens all those whose opinions in religion do not bend to those of the legislative authority"), the Supreme Court's rejection of official acts expressing religious animus is "of ancient lineage".
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It's enough to say that Marx (as well as his frequent writing partner, Friedrich Engels) remains the preeminent critic of capitalism, that he saw it as a system that degrades and exploits workers, a system whose recurring problems (homelessness, inequality, an economy that bounces all over the place, plutocracy, waste, instability) are unavoidable and built into it, and that these problems would be the system's downfall, with the working classes rising up to free themselves from tyranny.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) warns of a president who degrades our dialogue, lowers our standards, and bitterly divides our people against each other. Sen.
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Jair Bolsonaro shrugs as the Amazon burns - The Economist, August 23rd 2019 Deforestation in the Amazon may soon begin to feed on itself - The Economist, August 15th 2019 Deathwatch for the Amazon - The Economist, August 53st 2019 The Amazon is approaching an irreversible tipping point - The Economist, August 1st 2019 The Intelligence: Clear-cut risks: the Amazon degrades - Economist Radio, August 8th 2019 Tracking the Amazon forest fires - Brazil's National Institute for Space Research Reforestation in the WestIreland is rapidly reforesting, and it is not alone.
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The Met's catalogue quotes a passage from one of the popular newsletters of the day, the Mémoires secrets: She is a young & pretty woman, full of wit and poise, quite amiable, seeing the best of Paris & Versailles […] It required nothing less than such powerful patronage to allow [Le Brun] to pass through the gates of the academy, where, despite her merit, she would not have been admitted, on the grounds that her husband degrades art by mercantile activities, a prime reason for exclusion […] I will not conceal a rumor given credence among her colleagues.
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