The evacuation was swift, drawing upon the flight crew's training.
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Drawing upon his engineering background, he also helped repair dikes and water-control structures.
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Although it's drawing upon a massive cliche, I wanted something that would contrast in bold.
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The evening's theme, per the White House, was "Spring's Renewal," drawing upon nature and florals for inspiration.
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Here was Schubert entering mystical realms, while poignantly drawing upon a heritage of Viennese song and dance.
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Are there other candidates in California who are also drawing upon their immigrant experiences, especially after 2016?
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This is a studio driven by visuals, both the ones it's created, and the ones it's drawing upon.
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Lupe is drawing upon his comic book and anime background to craft fictional worlds for this battle. Impressive.
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Microbes are drawing upon this natural bank of resistance today to fend off the best drugs devised by humans.
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The unit will expand by drawing upon engineers, designers and other personnel from various sections of the company as needed.
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Drawing upon the contact list on your phone, it lets you connect with friends and send anonymous comments to them.
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Actively seeks to build and retain a diverse workforce and fosters an equitable inclusive workplace by drawing upon diverse perspectives.
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O'Donnell intended for the White Horse to be an incubator for young, undiscovered country acts, drawing upon Austin's wide talent pool.
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This allows it to come up with more creative solutions, drawing upon learning experiences in one area to address other challenges.
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Instead, we will prevail by being strong and smart, resilient and relentless, and by drawing upon every aspect of American power.
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One quick workaround is going the Wikipedia route, drawing upon the knowledge of users to help build a deeper base of knowledge.
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Drawing upon their materiality, these works comment on ecological sustainability, the resilience of nature, social responsibility, and the beauty of the utilitarian.
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Drawing upon court filings from the time, the report details domestic abuse that allegedly took place against Fassbender's former girlfriend Sunawin Andrews.
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Drawing upon good-faith concerns about surveillance abuses, prosecutorial overreach, and law enforcement militarization is a clever way to go about this.
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One way it does this is by remotely controlling the batteries installed through its programs, drawing upon the stored energy as needed.
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Drawing upon hundreds of hours of footage shot by Valdez, the documentary offers a candid look at the consequences of mandatory minimum sentencing.
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It said it would not be drawing upon a 1.2 billion euro bridge loan obtained early in 2016 from a pool of banks.
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Posters featuring Ixnae Nix receive central billing, drawing upon nearly 150 variations that Mr. McGuire plastered throughout Soho, Tribeca and the East Village.
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Moscow weaponizes everything it can, with energy the next logical battlefield, and drawing upon their experiment in Ukraine, the tactic is battle tested.
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Drawing upon seemingly limitless databases of historical data, Watson was able to analyze information related to potential engine failures and other key vehicular systems.
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Real-time analytics, drawing upon documented pools of established data through computer automation, can integrate otherwise disconnected sensors and other on-board vehicle systems.
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"The Fund will make investments drawing upon [Softbank Group]'s investment proficiency, operational expertise and breadth of experience in the technology sector," it notes.
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In the toughest cases, justices often can't avoid drawing upon their own values to answer questions where the law does not provide clear answers.
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The game, which debuts today for the iPhone and iPad, certainly has a much stronger foundation, drawing upon multiple decades of beloved side scrolling titles.
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President Trump, however, is drawing upon rarely used provisions like Section 21625 of the 2900 Trade Expansion Act based upon ill-defined "national security" grounds.
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Drawing upon his literary interests and local folklore, Pleva depicts in signature black-and-white a Hudson Valley folktale that involves a hobgoblin and a church.
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"We're seeing them drawing upon other people and forcing them into combat roles, people who are part of ISIL but not in military missions," he said.
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Nevertheless, Robinson is at her best when drawing upon her own reservoirs of learning in theology, history and literature to fill in the omissions of others.
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The issue of looking backward isn't strictly academic, coming as it does amid a wave of movie and TV revivals, drawing upon the equity in nostalgia.
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When approached, these companies by default turn to politicians, drawing upon nationalistic and social concerns as a defense to avoid engaging and moving a deal forward.
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The only conceit of any note is that the six-episode series is that it's set in the 1960s, drawing upon the polarized nature of the period.
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Cannily drawing upon a mash-up of global cultures, Moon's art is represented by galleries in New York and Atlanta (where the Korea-born artist is based).
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The flood of cash would be designated to rebuild the nation's roads and bridges, drawing upon American machinery and auto manufacturers to help restore the highway system.
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Son pushed Heck on the microeconomics of his business and how quickly it could scale, drawing upon successes and failures of previous business ventures from Son's history.
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Not in a "playing mahjong on the Moon" kind of way, but in drawing upon societal fears of the group's technological capabilities and the post-war aftermath.
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Though it's full of striking songs, "Killing Roses" is the standout with Ebhoni drawing upon Caribbean rhythms for an exceptionally Toronto twist on the R&B formula.
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Accepting that life is finite wouldn't prevent me from drawing upon science to diagnose and treat disease, to use every tool available in medicine to alleviate suffering.
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Drawing upon her understanding of sabayon, another egg dessert, she beat the yolks together with the goat cheese over a simmering pot of water until they thickened.
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Superstore reaps the benefits of including characters of different races, sexualities, and abilities with stories that are simply more interesting for drawing upon a wider variety of experiences.
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Drawing upon his experience from other forest fires around Europe, Stylianides said he was impressed at the coordination shown among authorities dealing with the emergency, calling firefighters heroes.
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Nevada became the fourth state to abolish what's known as the "gay panic" defense, drawing upon a proposal by high-school students in the state's youth legislature program.
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Itself drawing upon Cold War ideas about ideological states, Islamism enjoyed its greatest victory with the Iranian revolution in 1979 and took control of Sudan a decade later.
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Drawing upon an economic backdrop that is seen as mostly favorable, Fed Chair Janet Yellen and her Federal Open Market Committee colleagues are betting on further improvement ahead.
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She studies alternatives and finds the right path, drawing upon substantial experience as a lawyer and advocate, in the White House, in the Senate, and in the State Department.
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Drawing upon more than 900 emails that Miller sent to the website Breitbart News when he was an aide to Senator Jeff Sessions, the report exposes Miller's naked extremism.
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It must only take account of the facts of the case and apply Price Waterhouse, which bars employers from drawing upon sex-based stereotypes when making hiring and firing decisions.
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As with the devotional object tradition of Lana Del Rey and Katy Perry, Seyfried is drawing upon a concept of the Catholic that is in fact an art historical idea.
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It's also about drawing upon and investing in the public health prevention strategies that value early detection and early action by non-law enforcement professionals and others in the community.
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Trump follows that up by engaging in the kind of political rhetoric that he's perfected over the past year: populist while simultaneously drawing upon his own power as an elite.
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The challenge for the show was to figure out a sweet spot between drawing upon the familiar (the Spitzer scandal) and being distinct enough to stand apart from the headlines.
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But the coalition is considering new approaches, drawing upon public safety, antitrust and property laws to tackle problems like the widespread legalization of guns in public places and commercial establishments.
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And in this class, they each wrote a book for children or young adults, drawing upon their lives to offer a point of view often lacking in those literary genres.
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I was pretty impressed with its capabilities at this early stage, drawing upon Google's vast knowledge base, and it's sure to only get better as more and more people us it.
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By calling attention to its sources, a painting may mobilize our critical awareness of traditions, demonstrating that what appears to be a novel image is, in fact, drawing upon older works.
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Drawing upon pricing data and customer reviews, Hopper will recommend whether to book a hotel or to wait for the price to drop, similar to how it works with plane tickets.
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But even Heap herself has admitted that blockchain isn't the only solution to helping artists track music rights and that she's drawing upon the hype of these buzzwords to get attention.
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For the first time in the institution's history, these young curators have collaborated together on an exhibition, drawing upon the Courtauld Gallery's own collection and that of the Arts Council Collections.
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Drawing upon their experience from Square, Cortes said the team was able to use data from the marketplace to offer tailored product suggestions and extend more flexible-payment terms for retailers.
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This proposal to "Make America Great Now" adds to "freedoms from" by drawing upon President Franklin D. Roosevelt's "Second Bill of Rights" and the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Even before Roe, parts of the pro-life movement emphasized the universal rights of the unborn, drawing upon the language of human rights that was prominent in post-New Deal liberalism.
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The 1950 Violin Concerto, like Schoenberg's, has a broadly traditional overarching three-movement structure, drawing upon what might still be salvaged from old forms and yet far from being hidebound by them.
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The Jailer (the bass-baritone Eric Owens drawing upon the most gravelly qualities of his powerful voice) arrives, sputtering commands at the prisoners amid muttered comments on the cold bleakness around him.
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A new approach must be built upon the realization that far more progress will be made through things like education, transforming the physical environment, and drawing upon our moral institutions and commitments.
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Pork prices in China today are skyrocketing, the result of an epidemic that is ravaging the country's hogs, and the government has been drawing upon its reserves to lift supplies for shoppers.
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What is unquestionably a problem is that former spy bosses like Brennan and Clapper are presumed to be drawing upon their formerly limitless access to classified information when they make these pronouncements.
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Brian Lowry emails: Disney will showcase the studio's eagerly anticipated plans for Disney+, drawing upon the super-team of assets — Marvel, Lucasfilm, Pixar, and now Fox — that CEO Bob Iger has assembled.
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The record weaves together the band's past and present, drawing upon their roots and earliest musical inspirations and building towards a powerful global sound capable of igniting a fire in nightclubs around the world.
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Drawing upon the environmental issue, the artists choose a source of inspiration that is not only close to their hearts (both Margaret and Christine are Australian natives) but revives the art of algorithmic crocheting.
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Last month, it raised $14 billion in what was the biggest-ever fund-raising round by a private company, drawing upon investors like the investment firm Warburg Pincus and the sovereign wealth fund Temasek.
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They're won in the field, drawing upon the judgment and expertise of wartime commanders, and front-line soldiers, acting in real time with real authority, and with a clear mission to defeat the enemy.
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Some of the people with knowledge of the Kushners' bid said that Joshua Kushner, drawing upon his experience investing in technology companies like Instagram, saw potential profits in capitalizing on the Marlins' digital rights.
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In fact, the tendency to justify or condemn violence by drawing upon absolutist terms such as good or evil masks more complex relations and avoids difficult but necessary questions about our shameful compromises. 8.
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They are won in the field drawing upon the judgment and expertise of wartime commanders and frontline soldiers acting in real time, with real authority, and with a clear mission to defeat the enemy.
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They are won in the field drawing upon the judgment and expertise of wartime commanders and front-line soldiers acting in real time, with real authority and with a clear mission to defeat the enemy.
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They're exactly the kinds of moments a nostalgia-minded revival like this can and should indulge, drawing upon both its own significant history and a practiced actor's ability to sell the hell out of it.
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The administration sourced $3.8 billion for the border wall by drawing upon $2.2 billion in the approved DOD FY 2023 "base" budget, as well as an additional $1.63 billion from the Overseas Contingency Operations account.
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The illustrator wracked his brain, drawing upon diverse images from across the pop cultural spectrum: Leonardo da Vinci's flying machine, pulp detective novels, a mystery film called The Bat Whisperer and Douglas Fairbanks' portrayal of Zorro.
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It's admittedly trite to say that thanks in part to "Star Trek," Nimoy fulfilled the Vulcan greeting and hand gesture -- "Live long and prosper" -- that, we're told, he actually dreamt up, drawing upon his Jewish roots.
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During her time in India, Pria has spoken about the need to tackle air pollution in the world's most polluted city, drawing upon her experiences from Mexico City, which tackled the same problem through vehicle restrictions.
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Drawing upon his experience as a federal prosecutor, Christie laid out a case against Clinton that leaned heavily on her record — and her failings, as the governor presented them — of her time as secretary of State.
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Drawing upon the museum's extensive collection of Lange's work, the exhibition features photos, photobooks, and archival materials spanning the photojournalist's career as well as fresh commentary from contemporary figures like Rebecca Solnit and Wendy Red Star.
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Drawing upon polling data, political scientists tend to argue that debates don't really matter in shaping election outcomes but ever since the initial Kennedy-Nixon debates of 21992, I have been among those who beg to differ.
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Drawing upon what was then the still-new field of psychotherapy, Expressionist film became a cinematic medium in which the overall scenic and production design produced a feeling of dreamlike unreality and psychological tension for the viewer.
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Location intelligence company Foursquare put together a guide to the most popular fan bars near every NFL stadium in America, drawing upon its data that shows where users tend to go both before and after football games.
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Rather than making a panoramic overview of the battle, Standing Bear has focused on his own experiences, drawing upon a tradition that his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather may have used for battles in which they fought.
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A highlight is a room of massive abstract paintings by Tomm El-Saieh, whom Mr. Gartenfeld praised as "one of the leading artists working in Miami today" for his drawing upon both expressionist and Haitian folkloric traditions.
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But drawing upon the past, a new Kennedy might remind these critics, as well as fellow liberals, that some of the most progressive measures of the 20th century -- such as the civil rights reforms of the Rev.
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His tunes, usually taken at a snug, unhurried clip, mix lyricism and sly rhythmic displacement, drawing upon the influences of 1950s Miles Davis and '70s Woody Shaw, as well as the soul music of his Philadelphia hometown.
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Moreover, Ms Shriver seems not to have considered that drawing upon the full spectrum of the human experience, particularly by seeking out voices and stories that have been hitherto silenced or under-represented, can only enrich our literature.
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" Mr. Brown wrote in a press release that Mr. Kounellis " sees the realities and frustrations of contemporary society while, simultaneously, drawing upon primitive, fundamental, human values and the human objects that embody and contain and measure those values.
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But while an American man who calls a woman a "cunt" in anger or mockery is drawing upon a tradition of misogyny, a woman calling another woman a cunt is simply summoning the strongest language she can think of.
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Drawing upon Geoffrey Pullum's distinction between "Normal" and "Formal", Mr Greene demonstrates how variation typically cast in terms of right and wrong is better understood according to register: a form of language appropriate to a particular use or social setting.
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Perhaps foremost, the film plays like an ode to the black-and-white staples that helped forge del Toro's passion for movies, drawing upon those old-fashioned virtues even as the director seeks to update them with a distinctive spin.
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In a criminal complaint, prosecutors say Natalie Edwards "unlawfully disclosed" what are known as Suspicious Activity Reports about key figures in the probe to BuzzFeed News, which published a series of articles purportedly drawing upon the reports over the past year.
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By using recognizable landmarks like high-spouting Mecom Fountain and ostentatious River Oaks, by drawing upon the social conditions of the metro area, by bringing slapstick to Houston's six historic wards, McMurtry has bestowed lasting honor on the flood-prone city.
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Perhaps foremost, the documentary (really about 4 ½ hours sans commercials) features a wide array of Trump's friends, critics and biographers, while drawing upon not only the rich video evidence that's available but rare material like audiotaped interviews conducted with him.
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Since right around the turn of the millennium, Mariza has carried the lineage of fado — a Portuguese tradition centered on songs of heartache and lament — into the present day, drawing upon the deep sensitivity and raw, cinematic power of her voice.
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Drawing upon a range of otherwise disconnected sources of raw data, the new software program is designed to use reasoning algorithms and simulations to analyze intelligence reports, academic theories, environmental factors and details from operational scenarios and other kinds of user input.
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Five years ago she started building the fairy houses, drawing upon a childhood she said was rich in fairy-tale lore and stories like "Thumbelina" by Hans Christian Andersen, "The Borrowers" by Mary Norton and the Flower Fairies, illustrations by Cicely Mary Barker.
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Over the last three years, Mr. Cardona has confronted his family's history, drawing upon portraits, family pictures and re-creations of murder scenes to bridge the past to the present with the hope of making sense of — and accepting — all that happened.
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When: January 24–September 13 Where: Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn) Drawing upon the museum's permanent collection of feminist work across media, Out of Place features over 60 works by 44 artists including Louise Bourgeois, Betye Saar, and Carolee Schneemann.
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His voice was bright, happy to be drawing upon past experience, making something from words, at least, detailing the material of his former life while they went out to the car, got in, started the engine, and drove up the wide Lansing streets.
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"The Atlas is a resource that I can imagine drawing upon in my own effort to inform the public and policymakers about the reality and threat of climate change," said Michael Mann, a climatologist at Pennsylvania State University, author and popular speaker on climate change.
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Taking a decolonial approach to wellness and care-taking, Shin spent her residency home-brewing lactic acid (to encourage plant growth and germination), drawing upon the traditions of grassroots Korean farming group JADAM, which advocates for low-cost, equitable, and environmentally sustainable farming practices.
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Vanessa Bryant has said she is drawing upon their enduring love as she mourns the loss her 22016-year-old husband and their 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, who were killed along with seven others last month in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California.
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Buy it here >>Drawing upon a six-year research project at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business, James C. Collins and Jerry I. Porras took eighteen truly exceptional and long-lasting companies and studied each in direct comparison to one of its top competitors.
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Moving one's body, for example, or using one's body to do things, as well as creating meaning onto or with one's body (by drawing upon it, smoking a cigarette, and so on) are possibilities even when one is unable to leave the space they are confined inside.
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Drawing upon decades of research on how Americans save for retirement, the Investment Company Institute has concluded that the best way forward is to build on the success of our current system by making it easier for employers to provide retirement savings options to their employees.
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Ironically drawing upon her own experience as a contract law professor, Warren offered Bloomberg a release form, so that all the people with whom he has non-disclosure agreements -- many of whom Warren believes to be women -- could share their stories about workplace discrimination or sexual harassment.
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Interestingly, the Chromium blog announcing the tool notes that its original intention was to show how quickly web apps can be made to load in Chrome, even when they have to do heavy work like drawing upon Web Assembly to make use of codecs outside of the browser.
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They are won in the field drawing upon the judgment and expertise of wartime commanders and front-line soldiers acting in real time, with real authority and with a clear mission to defeat the enemy, we must ensure they have every weapon to apply swift, decisive and overwhelming force.
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Drawing upon libraries and archives in five different countries, Martin's work is a dazzling transnational history of ideas and institutions as well as a major contribution to our understanding of fascism and the Third Reich: Martin reveals how cultural initiatives unlock the political imagination of the interwar radical right.
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Stylistic pluralism went hand-in-hand with expressionism — one heightening the other — nowhere more so than in "Die Soldaten" ("The Soldiers"), for which Zimmermann wrote a libretto closely built (at least to begin with) on an 18th-century play by Jakob Michael Reinhold Lenz drawing upon his military service.
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Drawing upon his years undercover and his work in the private sector, Mr. Hurd has a starkly different vision for the southwestern border: fiber optic cables, sensors, radar, drones, increased staffing — but not the concrete or steel barrier that Mr. Trump has demanded before he reopens the government.
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The one track they've made available, "Needed Me," uses tension as an essential tool, and often, as a weapon, drawing upon the brutal catharsis that serves as a linchpin for the band's crushing doom and is outlined in blood by a vicious vocal performance from vocalist, guitarist, and drummer Kay Belardinelli.
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Drawing upon insights from "experimental neuroscience data," the Vicarious researchers made a probabilistic algorithm called a Recursive Cortical Network that takes a CAPTCHA and models it as a collection of shapes and appearances (such as the smoothness of the letters' surfaces) based on a handful of training images of clean text.
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Kuwait is expected to post a budget deficit of 9.5 billion dinars in the 2016-2017 fiscal year and it plans to cover this through the issue of 5 billion dinars of international and domestic debt as well as drawing upon its reserves, Finance Minister Anas al-Saleh said on July 3.
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Drawing upon the noir genre as much as it did pop-culture references, the show followed Bell's intrepid, opinionated high school student, who doubled as a private investigator like her dad Keith (Enrico Colantoni), as she took it upon herself to find out who killed her best friend Lilly (Amanda Seyfried), among other crimes.
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It would be a stretch to call Armitage's efforts a reconciliation of sorts between cultures whose conflicts and consonances remain in endless flux, but his street-level Modernism, with its mesmerizing interplay of form and idea, is compelling and memorable, drawing upon its roots in a specific place and time to compose metaphors anyone can touch.
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By drawing upon confidential location data from the German socioeconomic survey, which has surveyed a representative sample of German households since 1984 on a wide range of issues including sleep and PC use, the researchers were able to determine how sleep deprivation is linked to high speed internet access by comparing this to broadband penetration in the country.
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But as the shortage of correctional officers has grown chronic under President Trump — and the practice of drawing upon other workers has become routine — many prisons have been operating in a perpetual state of staffing turmoil, leaving some workers feeling ill-equipped and unsafe on the job, according to interviews and internal documents from the Bureau of Prisons.
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While critics have pointed out the influence of Abstract Expressionism on these early works, something he readily acknowledged, I was struck by the other sources he was drawing upon: the high key cacophonies of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; the "simultaneous moment" in Pavel Tchelitchew's painting "Hide-and-Seek" (1942); the late figurative work of Jackson Pollock, just to name a few.
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Just as hip-hop is about using one's innate skills––think a rapper drawing upon their cleverness or unique flow; a producer flipping a sample or using a laptop to program a beat big enough to fill a stadium––kung fu movies are ultimately stories of people who rely on their minds and bodies for the focus and ability to do what others can't.
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Drawing upon publicly available information from the International Atomic Energy Association (IAEA) and other sources, as well as intelligence gathered by the main Iranian opposition group, the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) from inside Iran, the report indicates that nuclear weapons-related work has continued at the notorious Parchin military site and elsewhere, much of it under the supervision of an institution dedicated to weaponization aspects of the nuclear program.
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