"It will be a more easily understood cryptocurrency," he said.
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It's often not work that's easily defined or easily understood.
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They are short, memorable and, more often than not, easily understood.
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The training should be in an easily understood and accessible format.
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If only by comparison, today's problems seem manageable and easily understood.
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So it's a really visual, easily understood, easy to sympathize with.
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The fundamental operating principles of the lithium-ion battery are easily understood.
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Not all fees are easily understood, and many are embedded deep within investment products.
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I it seems like too bizarre and too like easily understood to be true.
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Stories about online-dating and burrito-delivery apps are easily understood by most people.
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The Mission Act must be implemented in a thoughtful, detail-oriented, easily understood manner.
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Our other contests ask for easily understood products, like essays or poems or podcasts.
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Often, the many changes made during that adaptation, or learning, process aren't easily understood.
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While the lifesaving ability of an artificial organ is easily understood, what about artificial brains?
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The music app was called iPod, not Music, because Apple deemed that more easily understood.
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This is more easily understood when the line between origin and current iteration is clearer.
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Spectacles like the LNAH affirm truths easily understood: that physicality creates a clear hierarchy between men.
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It's a cycle that's easily understood, and demonstrably leading toward a handful of companies owning everything.
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His latest identity is as uncompromising as all of the others, and not something easily understood.
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Instead of leaving the viewer with something to interpret, instinctualism is more direct and easily understood.
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But the balance in this gargantuan regional power play is more easily understood in the capital.
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These paintings were conceived as easily understood allegories and thus serve as agitprop for the Sandinista revolution.
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They sang in a dialect so foreign that it wouldn't be easily understood by the average Norwegian.
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If Chinese emotions can be easily understood, so can those of the people living in the vicinity.
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The American people deserve to have a clear, easily understood reason for impeaching a legally elected president.
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IT WILL BE A MORE EASILY UNDERSTOOD CRYPTOCURRENCY, THAT WILL PROBABLY SOME BLOCK CHAIN TECHNOLOGY BEHIND IT, BUT IT WILL BE MUCH MORE EASILY UNDERSTOOD HOW IT'S CREATED AND HOW IT MOVES AND HOW PEOPLE CAN USE IT. PISANI: YOU CAN UNDERSTAND HOW GOLDMAN SEES AN ENORMOUS OPPORTUNITY THERE.
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For whatever reason, people get anxious when someone can't, or won't, be folded into an easily understood group.
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No surprise then that it was most easily understood as "more fun than a Hong Kong Phooey marathon".
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Trump's sensitivity is easily understood when you realize he is on a desperate quest to be taken seriously.
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Athleticism is usually identified and easily understood in a series of specificities—blinding speed, towering leaps, smashing through.
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Bolt, with his easy charm and easily understood talents, is an irresistible force in the attention-grabbing department.
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It's on these live albums that it's easily understood how the Oh Sees merge all their assorted interests.
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She is especially effective at distilling language in Ginsburg's key cases to be easily understood by a layperson.
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Stressing easily understood sermons, contemporary music, and a charismatic pastor, Willow Creek became a successful, often replicated model.
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People already have a considerable amount of intellectual currency in terms of the diet, so it's easily understood.
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By using a conversational interface instead, Google Analytics would ensure important information isn't ignored, making it more easily understood.
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For any fan of pro wrestling -- and I am very much one -- Trump's move on Wednesday was easily understood.
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The subreddit r/explainlikeimfive is a place to ask questions about anything and get an answer that is easily understood.
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The subreddit r/explainlikeimfive is a place to ask questions about anything and get an answer that is easily understood.
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But thanks to this new video, it's a part of daily life that can now be more easily understood by everyone.
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It was not written to be easily understood, but the youth loved it for reflecting their disillusionment after the Great War.
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The candidates who fared best in New Hampshire — Mr. Sanders, Mr. Trump and Mr. Kasich — all offered easily understood, well-communicated messages.
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For example, the latest features have branded names so that they're easily understood by newcomers to the electric rideable scene (i.e. Lightbar).
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The false case of the poisoned candy legend is another way that American fears manifested: as an easily understood threat to innocence.
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Miller and David's corner of this billion-dollar world is perhaps the least easily understood by the consumer and the BCC alike.
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The notion that Trump's actions have consequences are easily understood in relation to avocados—as opposed to something like, say, medical instruments.
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In a sea of bright screens and loud sounds, they were forced to be eye-catching and distinctive, yet also easily understood.
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Compared with the complexity of overhauling the education system, a basic income appears to offer a simple, attractive and easily understood solution.
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Trump Trump Trump In countless collisions of color and creed, Donald J. Trump's name evokes an easily understood message of racial hostility.
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If you are an immigrant, is your name one that is easily understood, pronounced and spelled in the place you live now?
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It split itself up into two smaller businesses in order to be more easily understood and appealing to money managers on Wall Street.
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A system with widespread participation, where reliability scores are based on transparent and easily understood factors, would likely quickly become an indispensable tool.
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They have the quad as an easily understood yardstick of success, like track's four-minute mile or a 300-yard drive in golf.
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Diversity would increase, actual costs would be easily understood the first time, and institutions would bring in the same amount of tuition revenue.
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Others will say the public has moved on from Mueller and including those accusations will only cloud the more easily understood Ukraine scandal.
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Sunday • The easily understood film festival, In French with English Subtitles, continues at the French Institute Alliance Française on the Upper East Side.
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The two men's "motivations and moral compass" are most easily understood through a 2004 showdown between the Bush White House and the Justice Department.
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"Our attitudes are easily understood, having come to consciousness in the first five years of this decade, years dominated by men with dreams," she said.
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From the smartphone to streaming video services, experience shows that consumers respond enthusiastically and in droves when given clear, uniform, workable and easily understood options.
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Although a less easily understood reform, allowing the immediate deduction of capital purchases could permanently boost the economy by an additional 5 percent or more.
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To be confident that a company is steadily growing its free cash flow, investors should ensure that the sources of cash are reliable and easily understood.
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When Ruth gets to law school and into her legal career, Levy makes the concepts easily understood, and Gardner's lovely images move the story along too.
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The Russian effort relied extensively on memes that combined big images with minimal text to create emotionally resonant messages that could be easily understood, researchers said.
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Still, until the uncertainty breaks and the risk environment appears more easily understood, quiet and neutral may continue to be the labels that stick to this market.
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The EEG signals are processed during feature extraction to make them more easily understood by the next component, the classifier, which identifies the intention of the user.
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Both candidates supported fighting terrorism, but the idea of a "Muslim ban" was more concrete and could be easily understood, talked about and translated into internet memes.
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But when these cops got charged criminally and the probable cause was not easily understood by the rank and file — that gave them a sense of dread.
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Former President Barack Obama's decision to accept a $400,000 fee to speak at a health care conference organized by the bond firm Cantor Fitzgerald is easily understood.
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The idea stems from Aristotle and Aquinas, he notes, but is easily understood "from life's experiences" in which we honour people "out of respect for their innate value".
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When that happens, people tend to credit or blame salient events, furnishing easily understood narratives to explain cyclical swings caused primarily by the deep drivers of economic cycles.
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The IOC cited the staid state of the sport, lack of diversity in its global leadership, and dull matches that were not easily understood by the casual fan.
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From this group, two stand out: Gareth Pugh, London-based, and Iris van Herpen, a Dutch designer, seem to be speaking languages never heard before, yet easily understood.
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It's a season that may earn Palmer the Comeback Player of the Year award, and a story that anyone can savor, even if it's not so easily understood.
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Some of these habits will be easily understood; for instance, maybe autonomous vehicles will never, ever try to make a U-turn by crossing a double yellow line.
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Outside care would be streamlined through the creation of a single, easily understood program to authorize care around the course of medical treatment -- not arbitrary, legislatively imposed time limits.
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A more easily understood moment is (spoiler alert) seeing the Marvel heroes, drawn by Steve McNiven, no longer at odds with one another, but standing tall, united and smiling.
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It is critical that the research community develop, promote and use standards for data collection, storage and reporting that can be easily understood and adopted by everyone, including non-experts.
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Each plaintiff voluntarily signed the agreement, which is clearly identified as an arbitration agreement and easily understood by any employee or lawyer who takes the time to review the contract.
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A focus on extreme weather events — which are easily understood by the public and have potentially much greater impact on human health and the economy — may be a better strategy.
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The problem should have been kept at the highest level of state, where it is easily understood that China's $375 billion annual trade surplus with the U.S. is unacceptably large.
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Jack Barker's plan to confine Richard's revolutionary technology to a clunky box may have been bereft of imagination, but a storage box for corporate data is at least easily understood.
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All my life, my doctors tended to be vague, making my bodily functions seem ultramysterious, when in fact they are just individualized, and easily understood with the assistance of software.
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" But Ms. Warren, he said, was gradually easing voters' reservations about her ability to go up against Mr. Trump by talking about policy issues "in ways that are easily understood.
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But interestingly, Kawakubo has denounced two of her most bridal-themed collections — "Broken Bride" (fall/winter 2005) and "White Drama" (spring/summer 2012) — as too easily understood by her audiences.
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He's known for his animated explainer videos on things like the credit crisis and gun safety, which show his ability to break down complicated topics in an easily understood way.
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It easily understood my questions when I was standing next to it and its speakers were more than loud enough to make it stand out over the loud chatter around it.
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What plays out next involves some stolen shoes, a shady gift card, and some next-level tutelage on no chase policies—all things we won't dive into but were easily understood.
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In turn, Mulder's dogged pursuit of the truth compelled Scully to look beyond her scalpel and see that some things in this world cannot be easily understood within a rational framework.
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He thinks it's an enigma, he thinks it's something that's not easily understood, and I think that goes against the way that slavery and the pursuit of freedom has been portrayed.
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And simpler government interventions will both contain fewer vulnerabilities for exploit by conservative legal activists and be more easily understood among the general public, who will recognize judicial misconduct if they're overturned.
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Here's the easily understood cool part: A team led by Parker created artificial stingrays that use a rat's heart cells as motors, and the rays can be controlled with a blinking light.
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But because the "what" in this situation isn't cars or bánh mì but human companions, Ohlala, and other apps that facilitate paid dating, are most easily understood in terms of sex work.
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The figure, based on a survey of employers, is timely and easily understood: simply the total amount that companies paid workers in a given period, divided by the hours those employees worked.
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That's often a movie star's job, unspoken or not, to communicate simply and directly and to be easily understood because of their on-screen history, natural charisma, or some combination of the two.
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For years, I'd had a strong aversion to others' attempts to define what was wrong with Ruby, slot her into a designated spot that would be more easily understood than the girl herself.
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But what it does is provide a substantial and easily understood answer when someone asks the perfectly natural question of what an autonomous vehicle will do when it is careening toward a pedestrian.
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Some of these are technically ingenious — for example, designing new kinds of deep neural networks made up of smaller, more easily understood modules, which can fit together like Legos to accomplish complex tasks.
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Jokes need to be clear and comprehensible, but ones that are too easily understood — where the punchline can be seen coming from a mile away — are often the least funny jokes of all.
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Compared to Shopify, whose market of SMB e-commerce businesses globally is easily understood to be enormous, Patreon would face more skepticism from public investors about the market size of mid-tail content creators.
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Trump acts as if it is obvious and easily understood that no one would release returns while being audited -- as it would be were Trump "simply" a rich person concerned with his money, alone.
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It deranges them and provokes regression, and makes them crave easily understood symbols, whether you're talking about a man with a tiger or a man with a phallic baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire.
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And that makes sense, because it's simple to root for an individual person with an easily understood, singular body to break away from a mass of people who talk in unison and use confusing pronouns.
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"We are committed to ensuring consumers understand that deferred interest is a fair, transparent and easily understood product, and that they understand how to avoid paying interest," Samuel Wang, a spokesman for Synchrony Financial, said.
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Each city has a diversity of neighborhoods within it, but among American cities, there are recognizable neighborhood typologies where registration and turnout techniques could be more easily understood if shared and parsed as a whole.
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Its software uses explainable machine learning models, which means their decisions are broken down in a way that can be easily understood by compliance staff, while providing them with the details they need for investigations.
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The demand is easily understood: life-sized and lifelike, his works are luminous and magnetic, each one striking for Lindauer's careful attention to detail, from facial features to clothing to traditional face tattoos and accessories.
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The scandal has gained traction among good-government groups and op-ed columnists, in large part because it is so easily understood: money for nothing, seemingly without approval from anyone other than the lawmakers themselves.
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" Mr. Oshii said by email that "I felt after being interviewed by the international press that the idea of 'ghost,' which is easily understood by us Japanese, is still not really understood in the West.
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If residents of Boston could have more easily understood the priorities being set for the algorithm, and hashed them out, they likely would have better understood how the results of their deliberations were converted into policy.
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In its review, the FDA examined 23andMe's data to ensure that the test is accurate and can provide reproducible results, as well as reviewing the reports to ensure that they can be easily understood by a consumer.
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As our cars, homes, appliances and mobile devices become more integrated and connected both to each other and other machines, the Internet of Things will require a user interface that is approachable and easily understood by all.
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Weidmann said the target should be formulated so it is easily understood, avoids a sharp increase compared with the current definition, and dispels the illusion that the ECB could fine-tune inflation to a tenth of a percent.
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While arguably less critical than issues of guardianship or legal representation for women (many legal matters require the approval of a male guardian), it is the one most easily understood internationally as oppressive to the lives of Saudi women.
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Black Twitch streamers, for instance, have been harassed by people using monkey, fried chicken, or banana emoji, whose racist semiotics are easily understood by other humans, but that would be totally baffling to even the most sophisticated machine learning algorithm.
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Lighter is most easily understood as part of the group of firms that provide what TechCrunch has described as "alt-VC," forms of capital access that do not fit into the traditional venture capital model of selling shares (equity) for cash.
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These personal mementos express the childhood sentiment attached to teddy bears that is so easily understood by so many regardless of identity or background — and so strong that even images of the toy as a playful, sexual adult fetish immediately make sense.
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Although it's difficult to square all these trends into one easily understood narrative, especially as no single report out there has all the numbers and data, we can still piece together a general idea of how this year stacked up against years prior.
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Although the mechanisms that foment political and moral rot — racism, sexism, capitalism — are still there, they seem to be more easily understood through the "toxic" celebrities and boyfriends and Supreme Court nominees who represent and, according to the word's logic, perpetuate them.
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Though much of the text setting was almost recitative-like in nature and easily understood when solo singing was involved, some of the words were lost in long, flowing lines, like those by the fine lyric soprano Marisa Karchin in the final scene.
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" Azhar adds: "It has taken cloud computing 12 years to go from Amazon's first offering to something which the bulk of industry will rely on — and that is a much easier shift with more easily understood benefits than these societal ones we expect to see.
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Neither the White House nor the Justice Department has been willing to make public the presidential memorandum appointing Whitaker, so the lack of notification is a further irregularity that makes the process behind Trump's decision to appoint Whitaker less transparent and less easily understood.
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" The ad, titled "What We Stand For," opens with an image of the Statue of Liberty — perhaps the most powerful and easily understood symbol of America's historical openness to immigrants — and cuts immediately to footage of Trump saying, "We're going to build the wall.
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Really Simple Syndication, or Rich Site Summary—what the acronym stands for depends on who you ask—is a standard that websites and podcasts can use to offer a feed of content to their users, one easily understood by lots of different computer programs.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's victory, however, is easily understood in the context of American history.
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If you had to give her a grade, it would be a solid "B" because of both her supportive tone and her ability to reduce what can be fairly complicated concepts — such as how you put together a comprehensive investment plan — to easily understood bite-size pieces.
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Price is perhaps most famous for his namesake Price equation, which takes many forms but is perhaps most easily understood in its "simple" form: wΔz=cov(wi,zi) "It captured the essence of evolution by natural selection in one simple formula," the science journalist Michael Regnier explains.
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J.D. Vance, a son of Appalachian poverty who eventually graduated from Yale Law School and now works in Silicon Valley, has found himself lately in the position of both telling that story and translating its political nuances into terms easily understood by coastal elites more accustomed to caricatures.
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One senior administration official said top economic aides presented the president with a list of possible options this week to help Americans financially, and he liked the check idea because it's an easily understood concept and the money goes out quickly, a second senior administration official said. Sen.
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This mismatch is easily understood by looking at Mexico's economic crisis in the 1980s and early 1990s, where the Mexican GDP per capita fell by 9 percent, the number of moderately-poor Mexicans increased from 85033 million to 26 million, and those in extreme poverty jumped from 10 million to nearly 14 million.
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On the contrary, Powell has brought "some urgency" to his job as the Fed-explainer-in-chief, calling it "essential" for the central bank to be as transparent as possible about what the central bank is doing and explaining its decisions to the American public in a way that can be easily understood.
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His latest book, "The World According to Star Wars," a kind of lay sermon on a sacred pop-cultural text, tries to fuse the strands of his identity, to bring his intelligence and expertise to bear on a phenomenon that is widely known and easily understood and to use that phenomenon to illuminate more arcane matters.
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Although opponents of Rule 30e-3 are often painted as luddites, the National Grange, as well as other consumer groups like Consumer Action, which testified before the SEC Investor Advisory Committee on this matter, are fully supportive of efforts to streamline the investment company reports so that they don't use as much paper and are more easily understood.
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Unlike her generational cohort of anarchic SoundCloud rappers and sartorially sex-positive pop stars, Eilish has the kind of talent that is easily understood and praised by the old guard: She writes her own songs, she redirects the gaze from the shape of her body with oversized silhouettes, she has a voice that, while whispery and strange, is still classically lovely.
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She said: Our attitudes are easily understood having grown up, having come to consciousness in the first five years of this decade — years dominated by men with dreams, men in the civil rights movement, the Peace Corps, the space program — so we arrived at Wellesley and we found, as all of us have found, that there was a gap between expectation and realities.
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Our attitudes are easily understood having grown up, having come to consciousness in the first five years of this decade — years dominated by men with dreams, men in the civil rights movement, the Peace Corps, the space program — so we arrived at Wellesley and we found, as all of us have found, that there was a gap between expectation and realities.
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The way I see it, I'm a huge nerd and have spent an inordinate amount of time over the past several years closely following all the important developments when it comes to cord cutting: devices, services, startups worth paying attention to, and where all of this is going—fun stuff, to be sure, but not exactly easily understood unless you put the time in.
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The leak—which exists in two very slightly different forms as either the one I had, The Carter III Mixtape, or as part of the The Empire's running leak series, The Drought Is Over 2 (The Carter 3 Sessions)—offers an interesting view of what Tha Carter III might have been versus what it became, a shift that can be easily understood when you look at the volume at which Wayne was recording during this period.
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But this usually wise trial strategy is inapplicable here, assuming the House votes to impeach, because: a) the other non-Ukraine grounds for impeachment, particularly the president's running the government as a profit center for himself and his family, are themselves simple and easily understood by the public; and b) the object of a trial in the Senate, which would follow from impeachment, will not be to persuade the fact finder (the Republican-controlled Senate), because there is no chance of conviction in that body, but instead to lay out all the simple evidence for the public and thereby hurt President Trump's re-election prospects, which remain considerable.
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To achieve this reformulation of the values, there are several steps Uber should undertake:work with an established and respected organization that is experienced in organizational change to restate the values with significant input from employees; consider further defining the values in a manner more accessible to and more easily understood by employees; adopt values that are more inclusive and contribute to a collaborative environment, including emphasizing teamwork and mutual respect, and incorporating diversity and inclusiveness as a key cultural value, not just as an end in itself, but as a fundamental aspect of doing good business; reduce the overall number of values, and eliminate those values which have been identified as redundant or as having been used to justify poor behavior, including Let Builders Build, Always Be Hustlin', Meritocracy and Toe-Stepping, and Principled Confrontation; and encourage senior leaders to exhibit the values on a daily basis and to model a more collaborative and inclusive Uber culture.
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