Around 80 percent of trade between China and North Korea flows across it.
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All of that traffic flows across eight lanes, four inbound and four outbound.
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The water flows across the root structure and is taken up by the plants.
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Conflict in the region triggers concern about crude flows across the wider Middle East.
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Another notable capability in Chatbase is the auto-generated data visualization of conversation flows across sessions.
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There is no question that the demand for data flows across the Atlantic will continue to increase.
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Chinese-listed funds had extreme flows across funds, resulting in outflows equivalent to 8 percent of assets.
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Technology companies are facing growing international obstacles affecting how their most valuable asset — data — flows across borders.
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Issues with ledgers of exchange, unique identifiers, transfer costs and points of access all impact capital flows across borders.
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These include improving energy flows across the continent, countering Kremlin propaganda and helping weak non-EU states like Moldova.
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So might the EU block data flows across the Channel, unless Britain negotiates a privacy agreement of its own?
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Its resumption would help unclog oil flows across the Caribbean since Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Jose and Maria affected shipments.
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The novel, data-driven network approach of our study shed light on how offshore finance flows across the globe.
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In 2015, NASA scientists thought they found evidence of occasional flowing, salty water flows across the surface of Mars.
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During the six-month period, overall trade flows across the North Korean-China border rose 10 percent to $2.65 billion.
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Thick smoke spews out of tall stacks, steam rises from vast pits, and molten steel flows across the ground like lava.
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The ad-based changes are the most recent step in a series of efforts to change how information flows across Facebook.
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If the United States succeeds in hardening its border, Mexico may struggle to cope with the flows across its southern one.
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Congress' confusion: At this month's hearings, many lawmakers were clearly confused about how data flows across the web and between companies.
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The denuded landscape will also erode more quickly as water flows across it, meaning runoff will carry more silt and debris.
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The techniques range from hacking network passwords to rewriting device firmware to remotely monitor the traffic that flows across a target's network.
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Facebook has been accused of blocking the ability of independent researchers to effectively study how political disinformation flows across its ad platform.
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When economies function in healthy fashion, money flows across investments in pursuit of rewards that are supposed to be correlated to risks.
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Like the rise of shale oil as an export force, the coming U.S. LNG wave will disrupt traditional flows across the globe.
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Related: Global economic growth is already slowing, and America's trade war is chilling business investment, confidence and trade flows across the world.
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Despite the recent action, the U.S. company has struggled to manage the flow of false information that flows across its services in Asia.
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The way that electricity flows across the surface of such a hole changes, depending upon the shape of the molecule passing through it.
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Gravy flows across Garlic-Ass Mashed Potatoes, and chicken thighs are gobbled up like it's Thanksgiving day and the turkey caught a break.
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The New River, which flows across the border between Calexico, Ca., and Mexicali, Mexico, has long been contaminated with sewage and industrial waste.
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Now that almost every modern business creates massive amounts of data, simply managing how all this information flows across an organization becomes virtually impossible.
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Tracking locations of clinical workers and patients helps highlight areas of need or surplus in the hospital and optimizes patient flows across the system.
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Trump's threat raised fears that trade flows across North America could be disrupted if Congress fails to agree on the new deal before NAFTA expires.
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Syria is not a significant oil producer, but any sign of conflict in the region triggers concern about crude flows across the wider Middle East.
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Many business chiefs fear Britain could be heading for a chaotic split that would spook financial markets and dislocate trade flows across Europe and beyond.
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This area flows across the back of the house into an open kitchen with newly refinished glass-front cabinets and a marble-topped wood island.
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Mexico's Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said if Washington imposed tariffs on Mexican imports, it could be counterproductive to stopping immigration flows across the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"We have experienced increased net flows across all our businesses with the exception of Quilter International... and Quilter Life Assurance," said Quilter Chief Executive Paul Feeney.
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A Spanish rescue ship has set sail for international waters, carrying four European parliamentarians as EU nations bicker over managing migrant flows across the Mediterranean Sea.
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And if sites use the Facebook Comments Plugin, they'll get comments mirrored between Instant Articles and the traditional web versions so the conversation flows across formats.
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Manulife said it delivered strong double-digit growth in sales and new business in Asia and positive net flows across its wealth and asset management businesses.
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Ebrard, speaking at a news conference, said if Washington imposed tariffs on Mexican imports it could be counterproductive to stopping immigration flows across the southern U.S. border.
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Imagine a nation-state intercepting the encrypted financial data that flows across the globe and being able to read it as easily as you are reading this.
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But religious attendance ebbs and then flows across the life cycle, falling when you leave home and then increasing with child rearing and with the encroachment of mortality.
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The company created Workato to enable these types of end users to build workflows more easily by automating as much as possible and suggesting logical flows across tools.
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The British government has also stepped up planning for a so-called "no deal" Brexit that could spook financial markets and dislocate trade flows across Europe and beyond.
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On that morning, a security engineer named Brendan Saulsbury set out to decrypt a portion of the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) traffic that flows across the agency's digital network.
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S. trade tensions and fading anxiety about global growth had helped buoy investors about the outlook for emerging markets, said the IIF, which tracks investor flows across capital markets.
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The air is warmed and picks up moisture as it flows across the ocean until it rises and forms rainclouds over the western Pacific (resulting in lower pressure there).
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Overall, the monetary policy measures in place since June 2014 have clearly improved borrowing conditions for both firms and households, as well as credit flows across the euro area.
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Started by Tyler in 2012, the festival neatly slides in with the carnival-like "meet-me-by-the-lake" summer camp aesthetic that flows across his music and videos.
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The Coanda effect occurs when a high-speed jet of air flows across a surface and, due to differences in pressure, the air flow attaches itself to the surface.
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It views China's ability to control these networks as a national security threat because it could, at least theoretically, give Beijing access to the information that flows across them.
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The tit-for-tat trade threats have already disrupted trade flows across the commodities industry from sorghum to coal and inflated prices of animal feed ingredients such as soymeal.
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Another video, apparently recorded on a cellphone by a bystander, shows the journalist walking unsteadily into a grocery store, where he receives assistance as his blood flows across the floor.
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That will dent the number of migrants reaching the United States, though flows across the US-Mexico border tend to dip anyway in the scorching months of June and July.
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That move gave the MAX a tendency to nose up into a stall, a dangerous position in which a plane loses lift as too little air flows across its wings.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch tallies the net flows across asset classes on a weekly basis, which shows the risk-averse move away from stocks and into bonds and cash.
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Federal court precedent dating back more than 100 years dictates how states must share fresh water that flows across their borders, but does not set precise standards for water allocation.
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Federal court precedent dating back more than 100 years dictates how states must share fresh water that flows across their borders, but does not set precise standards for water allocation.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission told U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Tuesday a planned tax overhaul in the United States could "seriously" hamper trade and investment flows across the Atlantic.
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If the world's fifth largest economy left the EU without a deal outlining the divorce details, financial markets would be spooked and trade flows across Europe and beyond could be disrupted.
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TCS, India's biggest software exporter, said the company has achieved healthy order flows across multiple segments and from all major markets including Europe, the United Kingdom, India and the Middle East.
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When wind flows across a long object, like a daffodil stem, it sheds little eddies of wind along each side, with a small vortex of low pressure forming in the wake.
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The gaming industry in both these countries is subject to close regulatory oversight, and the resultant barriers to entry impart a degree of stability to cash flows across the business cycle.
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From April through October (the Yale piece's water is off in winter too), water gently flows across the surface, nearly silent, mimicking the natural course of several rivers into the bay.
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The routes have changed as Italy clamped down on rescue ships to dock at its ports, and a deal between the EU and Turkey eased flows across the Aegean Sea to Greece.
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Last month she said the EU needed to establish deals with North African countries along the lines of its agreement with Turkey to curb migrant flows across its territory to southeast Europe.
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The firm said it expected the direct impact on its business to be "relatively minor", although the market uncertainty and impact on investor sentiment would likely hit investor flows across the industry.
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Israeli aid, transferred by international humanitarian groups, flows across a 1974 armistice line to a U.N.-monitored buffer zone where many of the refugees are encamped, hoping Assad's army will steer clear.
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U.S.-Mexico relations touch the daily lives of Americans more than relations with any other country because of trade and investment, border connections, tourism, family ties and – yes — illicit flows across the border.
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Greece is struggling with the biggest resurgence in refugee and migrant flows across the Aegean Sea from Turkey since 2015, when more than a million crossed into Europe, many of them via Greece.
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Positioned near the mouth of the Yalu River, Dandong is China's largest border town, and much of North Korea's trade with the world flows across its old bridges or through its deepwater port.
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Once major companies are able to start negotiating with each other over how data flows across the internet, there's no shortage of ways to pass higher costs on to consumers while scuttling innovation.
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If you were under the impression that a new data transfer agreement had been locked down between Europe and the US — to restore legal confidence in commercial data flows across the Atlantic — think again.
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Emerging market assets attracted $25.1 billion of non-resident flows in March after inflows of $103 billion in February and $52.6 billion in January, said the IIF, which tracks investor flows across capital markets.
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"Then there is the knock-on effect to corporate earnings and cash flows across a broad swath of industries once the world enters a global recession which now appears to be inevitable," he said.
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That would in turn produce two unacceptable consequences: massive Korean refugee flows across the border into China, and American and South Korean troops crossing the DMZ and quickly reaching the Yalu and Tumen Rivers.
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Gazprom's announcement marked an escalation in a long-running dispute between Moscow and Kiev, which has left Ukraine struggling to stay warm and which the EU has said could threaten gas flows across the continent.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's trade war is chilling business investment, confidence and trade flows across the world, a development that foreign leaders and business executives say is worsening a global economic slowdown that was already underway.
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These include the ability to manage and monitor data flows in a complex organization, for example, or to trace data flows across an organization and to optimize and balance data running on Kafka clusters more efficiently.
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Further complicating the decision is the lack of definitive U.S. intelligence showing that Huawei has ever gained access to data that flows across its networks during the two decades it has provided telecommunications equipment to Europe.
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An eye for picking the next viral hit demands not just fluency in the tastes of the day but also the ability to intuit the ever-evolving zeitgeist as it warps and flows across social media.
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Syria is not a significant oil producer, but any sign of conflict in the region tends to trigger concern about disruption to crude flows across the wider Middle East, home to some of the world's biggest producers.
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A few issues tech companies — and internet platforms in particular — are facing: Trade: Flare ups in Asia, Europe and Latin America over limiting how data flows across borders can have big implications for tech's data-based business.
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Flows across the Mediterranean from Libya to Italy - one of the main routes to Europe - have tapered off as Libyan factions cracked down on people smugglers, and as the EU bolstered its support for the Libyan coast guard.
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The company can search across multiple big data stores, find private information for individuals across different sources, map the relationships across sources, see how data flows across different geographies and help customers comply with local data privacy regulations.
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Syria is not a significant oil producer, but any sign of conflict in the region tends to trigger concern about potential disruption to crude flows across the wider Middle East, home to some of the world's biggest producers.
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This service provides enterprises with the tools to provide access controls for their data, but maybe just as importantly, it also offers these companies and their security teams visibility into their data flows across cloud and hybrid environments.
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As Ellicott City has become more built up, floodwater flows across paved roads and rooftops, instead of percolating down through the soil as it used to - a phenomenon known as urban runoff, which is worsening globally as cities grow.
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The State Administration of Foreign Exchange, a key government regulator, said Sunday that its most important job next year is to prevent major financial risks, avoid "abnormal" capital flows across its borders and crack down on illegal trading activities.
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China wants assurance that nukes will not be used but it does not want an imploded North Korea which would cause massive refugee flows across its borders and the likely emergence of a unified Korea aligned with the West.
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The International Organization for Migration program is one of the few ways EU states can fund action inside lawless Libya, which has become the main migration departure point for Europe, as they scramble to stem record flows across the central Mediterranean.
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To that end, the company revealed it has bought Banyas, a tool designed to help automate workflow from SAP systems, and one that should fit in nicely with the company's vision to automate and understand process flows across large organizations.
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The pass-through of the monetary policy measures put in place since June 2014 continues to significantly support borrowing conditions for firms and households, access to financing ‒ notably for small and medium-sized enterprises ‒ and credit flows across the euro area.
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Migrant flows across the Mediterranean from Libya to Italy - one of the main routes to Europe - have tapered off as Libyan factions have cracked down on people-smugglers, and as the EU has bolstered its support for the Libyan coastguard.
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The government has stepped up planning for a so-called no-deal Brexit when the world's fifth-largest economy leaves the EU on March 29, 2019, a step that could spook financial markets and dislocate trade flows across Europe and beyond.
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Credit cards issued in China with Visa or MasterCard must be replaced with those issued by the country's dominant currency clearing company China UnionPay when they expire, a policy that will help Beijing to better monitor capital flows across the borders. 210.
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At the heart of Tinariwen's meditative desert-blues lies the distinct rhythm of the region: the beat of the drum, or tinde, moves in sync with the camels that walk and the wind that flows across the vast swathes of the Sahara.
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The diplomatically isolated North is almost entirely dependent on trade with China to prop up its impoverished economy, and about three quarters of that trade flows across the winding Yalu River to Dandong, a sleepy port city in China's north-eastern Liaoning province.
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The move meant credit cards issued on the mainland with Visa or MasterCard must be replaced with those issued by China UnionPay, the country's dominant currency clearing company, when they expire, a policy that will help Beijing better monitor capital flows across borders.
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At least 40 percent of bilateral commerce flows across that bridge and nearly 20 percent of Mexico's value-added tax, or about $113 billion, is collected from the 12,500 trucks that cross the frontier each day, the World Trade Bridge authority says.
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The pass-through of the monetary policy measures put in place since June 2014 continues to significantly support borrowing conditions for firms and households, access to financing – in particular for small and medium-sized enterprises – and credit flows across the euro area.
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In a nod to Italy, which has received more than 45,000 people arriving by boat from North Africa so far this year alone, he said the EU also had to better share the burden of the high migration flows across the Mediterranean in recent years.
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"The rules that this resolution would restore were enacted by the FCC in 2015 to prevent broadband providers from blocking, slowing down, prioritizing, or otherwise unfairly discriminating against internet traffic that flows across their networks," Senate Democrats wrote in a letter to Speaker Ryan.
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Driven by a desire to simplify supply chains ahead of what would be an era of uncertainty in cross-border commerce, expansion in Mexico would also move in lock-step with recent capital flows across the Pacific drawn by Mexico's rising cost advantage over China.
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It noted that "Canada is the most important foreign market for thirty-five U.S. States, and more than $2 billion in two-way trade flows across our shared border every day," which creates and sustains millions of good-paying jobs for middle-class Americans and Canadians.
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"President Trump's trade war is chilling business investment, confidence and trade flows across the world, a development that foreign leaders and business executives say is worsening a global economic slowdown that was already underway," Ms. Smialek, Mr. Ewing and Jim Tankersley write in another NYT article.
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Instead, the diverging decisions reflect an effort by different agencies trying to come to grips with a radically transformed media and telecommunications landscape, one where Silicon Valley companies are suddenly powerhouses in content creation, and traditional media companies exert vast influence over how information flows across the internet.
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This coverage - the highest among peer programmes - incorporates Fitch's interest rate stresses and is based on the average monthly offshore flows across the last 12 months (December 2016-November 2017), to the extent they were processed through designated depositary banks (DDBs) other than Isbank AG, a fully owned subsidiary of Isbank.
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Philip Ball argues in his new book, "The Water Kingdom", that the two greatest waterways, the Yellow river that flows across the north China plain and the Yangzi that charges through the heart of the country, are both "symbols of the nation" and, for millennia, have been the "keys to its fate".
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Such reforms need to include the disclosure through public registries of those who own companies and sanctions on those who aid in the movement of corrupt money flows across borders, the organization said, pointing to the Panama Papers, which was 11.5 million leaked documents that revealed how businesses, wealthy individuals and even politicians exploit offshore tax regimes.
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Although developments in bank credit continue to reflect the lagged relationship with the business cycle, credit risk and the ongoing adjustment of financial and non-financial sector balance sheets, the monetary policy measures put in place since June 2014 are significantly supporting borrowing conditions for firms and households and thereby credit flows across the euro area.
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The company conspicuously avoids talk of communities, plural — instead the closest we get here is a claim that its selective consultation exercise is "ensuring a global perspective", as if a singular essence can somehow be distilled from a non-representative sample of human opinion — when in fact the stuff that flows across its platforms is quite the opposite; multitudes of perspectives from individuals and communities whose shared use of Facebook does not an emergent 'global community' make.
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Lulled with a playlist that flows across musical genres, like some evolved form of Muzak, museumgoers are encouraged to touch, hold, try on, and buy clothing designed by Eckhaus Latta, from limited-edition patterned button-ups and hand-printed t-shirts to explicitly one-of-a-kind objects, such as a pullover knitted out of a vibrant palette of recycled plastics, and a pair of white denim jeans dappled with watercolor-like blots and embellished with a fringe of craft-store beads.
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Facebook's self-proclaimed 'pivot to privacy' — when it announced earlier this year a plan to unify its separate messaging platforms onto a single e2e encrypted backend — has been widely interpreted as an attempt to make it harder for antitrust regulators to break up its business empire, as well as a strategy to shirk responsibility for content moderation by shielding itself from much of the substance that flows across its platform while retaining access to richer cross-platform metadata so it can continue to target users with ads…
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