One will measure how heat flows out of the planet.
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In Washington D.C., raw sewage flows out into the Potomac river.
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China has taken steps to stem further flows out of the country.
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The Ganges flows out of India on flat terrain from West Bengal.
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Other analysts expected a Brexit would send further flows out of sterling.
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A long decent in commodities and massive flows out of gold ETFs followed.
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Flows out of global gold-backed ETFs totaled 23.8 tonnes worth $860.4 million.
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Malawi generates hydropower along the Shire River which flows out of Lake Malawi.
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If that dollar flows out of the country, it would tighten domestic liquidity conditions.
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Gold flows out of Burkina Faso across porous land borders in cars and buses.
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There's a slight slope where the urine flows out of the cattle shed and collects.
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The fountain has three settings that change how the water flows out of the machine.
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When more gold flows out of than into official coffers, the authorities will eventually run out.
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This flows out of the firm's own security analysis, one stock or bond at a time.
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The money that flows into party coffers flows out in the form of handouts or vote-buying.
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When oil and gas is pumped out of the ground, salty water often flows out with it.
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But even those with a less striking resemblance are vulnerable as capital flows out of riskier markets.
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Money that flows out of organizations to shareholders is money that could have gone toward worker pay.
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Mr. Taby argued that without WhatsApp, the migrant flows out of Syria might have been much smaller.
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"In the Internet of Things' world, data is just generated and flows out of your home," Gal says.
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Surging arrivals at LME sheds in Singapore and South Korea have broadly corresponded to export flows out of China.
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If you've ever watched how storm surges work, it flows in fast, very fast, and then it flows out.
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Meanwhile, the flows out of equity mutual funds, at $46 billion, were almost double any other week on record.
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Rather little of the cash that flows out of the world's richest countries ends up in the poorest ones.
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Yet, portfolio flows out of Japan are likely to cap the yen around 106 to 105, said Mitsubishi's Ishigane.
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The next day, the glycol mix flows out of the coils and into a closed-loop air-conditioning system.
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According to Celtic Renewables, only 10 percent of "what flows out of the distillery" – any distillery – eventually becomes whisky.
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I kind of do mind, but I can't deny that the ink flows out of these bad boys incredibly smoothly.
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Then, when the hot money flows out and the exchange rate collapses, those borrowers will struggle to repay their debts.
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The market has been trading near two-year lows as money flows out for investment in the Saudi bull run.
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It's so hot in the public sauna that sweat continuously flows out of your pores, each one a tiny faucet.
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The flows out of the U.S. and into global funds showed a huge divergence, but the performance was nearly identical.
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As movement flows out of them, you sense not just the persistence of their bodies, but also of their minds.
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Bring the flower to the sink and run warm water over it until the water flows out of the pot.
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"When uncertainty is on the rise, you can see that money flows out of Italy," one senior Swiss private banker said.
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China's foreign exchange reserves are shrinking steadily as money flows out of the country, and Beijing moves to shore up its currency.
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Assuming companies do not mine the glacier ice itself, they will bottle only the meltwater that flows out of glaciers in summer.
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That long-stored lava would be relatively cool, and would move slowly when it flows out of the fissures near Leilani Estates.
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Needles go into both arms: Blood flows out of one arm, passes through the machine and goes back into the other arm.
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Level the radiator with furniture coasters, or slightly tilt it toward the boiler so that the water flows out of the radiator.
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And the small band of tech stocks already listed in China could fall in value, as money flows out into the sexier CDRs.
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But the pricey "Fountain of Truth" is the exact same water that flows out of the taps in Oregon, according to Men's Health.
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Fed tightening has been seen as one of the key reasons for investment flows out of emerging nations in the last few years.
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Combined with the larger U.S.-China spat, it added, that means it's no longer possible to predict free cash flows out to 2020.
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Culture flows out of Appalachia into the mainstream, too, although that realm involves more exchange, with currents flowing in as well as out.
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Money flows out of your pockets as you invest in something to make yourself a more successful candidate in pursuing your most impossible ambitions.
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It also lowers eye pressure, but does so by targeting the trabecular network, the main drain through which fluid flows out of the eye.
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We also saw flows out of financials, "Perhaps investors cooling on the prospect of any significant tax or regulatory changes this year," Nadig told me.
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As it flows out of the raised end of a discharge pipe, "(it) freezes as it falls to gradually form an ice cone," Wangchuk explained.
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Of $175 billion in cross-border capital flows out of China in the third quarter, $40 billion was because of such reductions in offshore deposits.
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Should the rift escalate and more money flows out, the country's banking system has enough buffers to "meet all the requirements," according to al-Thani.
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Guo lifts up the gai wan, adjusts the cap, and tilts the cup slightly until a honey amber liquid flows out gently into the teacups.
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The depth of the informal dialogue in Kansas City's gallery spaces flows out into the street, to spaces in between, and even into hot tubs.
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However, the recent tightening of restrictions by Chinese authorities over capital flows out of the communist country has been flagged as a concern by industry participants.
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It has also been one of the beneficiaries of flows out of Turkey, which itself was downgraded in the wake of a failed coup in July.
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It has helped that the currencies of other exporters, notably Japan, have risen against the euro as hot money flows out of Europe and into Asia.
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HANCOCK, N.Y. — The cold water that flows out of the reservoirs just north of here does more than chill the muck-sopped waders of fly fishermen.
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Before amber turns into solid transparent gemstone, it starts out as a reddish, viscous resin that flows out of certain tree species when they're damaged or diseased.
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The coffee at "Opus" comes from a sleek, stainless steel faucet on the bar counter — where creamy, perfect, rich coffee flows out like water from the tap.
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The negative streak of flows out of emerging markets initially was thought to have seen a break in October, when the sector saw inflows of $133 billion.
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It courses along Interstate highways in the form of cheap smuggled heroin, and flows out of "pill mill" clinics where pain medicine is handed out like candy.
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Rhopressa also lowers eye pressure but does so in a different way, by targeting the trabecular meshwork, the main drain through which fluid flows out of the eye.
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Bruno Taillardat, equity investment director at Unigestion in Geneva, said investors should be highly sensitive to capital flows out of China and further downward pressure on the yuan.
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"Most of the water collected should be feeding into the dam, but for now it flows out of the area because of deforestation," said water minister Jonathan Tengbe.
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The organs filter a person's blood -- about 200 quarts of it each day -- converting waste products into urine, which then flows out of the body through the bladder.
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It all flows out into abstraction, sublimated under the power of game design that makes us start working in patterns and stop recognizing what those patterns are doing.
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Susskind's narrative flows out of the increasingly relevant phenomenon that the great economist John Maynard Keynes termed "technological unemployment"—the process by which man loses job to machine.
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These streams are particularly dense near the poles, where gas ionized by the sun flows out along the magnetic field lines in the form of the polar wind.
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So if only a tiny bit of money flows out of one of the major asset classes into the venture capital market, it can have a huge distorting effect.
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"The U.S. economy is offering a welcome distraction to the negative news flows out of Washington," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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The pressure on fees is harder to ignore, especially against a backdrop of increasingly popular automated trading and continued net flows out of active management and into passive strategies.
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Virtually everything that keeps the North Korean economy afloat passes through here: Coal and iron ore come in, violating the sanctions, and crude oil flows out, exempted from them.
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China sets tight rules on how much money flows out of the country, as a way of controlling the value of its currency and keeping its financial system stable.
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All four have seen sporadic arrivals of copper since the start of April, roughly corresponding to export flows out of China over the first few months of this year.
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China sets tight controls on how much money flows out of the country, as a way of controlling the value of its currency and keeping its financial system stable.
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A recent report by the Financial Action Task Force, a global standard-setter in fighting money laundering, said a "large amount of illicit proceeds flows out of China annually".
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A recent report by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global standard-setter in fighting money laundering, said a "large amount of illicit proceeds flows out of China annually".
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The skirt is styled flat into the waist that will sculpt and show Megan's slim waistline — it then flows out to a full skirt mounted so it holds its shape.
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Churning and rolling above us through the Earth's atmosphere are invisible "rivers" that can transport seven to fifteen times the amount of water that flows out of the Mississippi River.
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Aerie and Inotek's drugs are the first to target the trabecular network, the main drain through which fluid flows out of the eye, though they do so in different ways.
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"There have been flows out of equities into safe havens," said Quantitative Commodity Research analyst Peter Fertig, adding stocks turned back into the red, despite strong economic data from Germany.
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That's why there has been a fundamental shift in investors' thinking and behavior, which has been evidenced by the massive flows out of actively managed funds and into passive strategies.
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Another method would be to feed the contaminated water through a tube where it gets mixed with the nanoparticles, goes through a magnetic filter, then flows out the other end.
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Suffice to say, most of the money generated by RPS compliance flows out of the state, doing very little to encourage clean energy generation and clean energy jobs within Illinois.
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Foremost among the areas to be patrolled is the Strait of Hormuz, between Oman and Iran, through which about one-fifth of the world's seaborne crude flows out of the Gulf.
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Rhopressa helps lower the pressure due to a build up of fluid in the eye by targeting the trabecular meshwork, the main drain through which fluid flows out of the eye.
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Every movement flows out of the last, suspensefully: Even after more than 40 years of watching these seemingly simple dances, I find sequences here with rhythms and shapes that softly electrify.
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Like, "Oh when I write, when I'm messed up it just unlocks this part of me and everything just flows out," and, you know, it's easy to kind of believe that.
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The current account deficit is largely a measure of a country's trade deficit and the difference in money that flows out of the country to foreign investors compared with money flowing in.
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More and more days are fit for Call Me By Your Name-esque afternoons and lazy days spent napping in the park where the glittering pink wine just flows out of bottles.
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"Data flows out of and into China are an increasing source of suspicion in the bilateral relationship," said Adam Segal, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
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Asian gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) added more tonnes in February than North America or Europe, reversing Asia's 2017 trend of having more flows out, the World Gold Council said on Tuesday.
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Emerging debt sold off heavily in May as U.S. Treasury bond yields rose sharply but flows out of South Africa were mild in comparison, with demand from institutional investors trumping any short-term panic.
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Here in the United States, it's hard for many of us to imagine a life without access to clean water, because when we turn on the tap, clean water flows out – it's that easy.
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Ahead of Zhang's visit Macau authorities announced new measures to monitor withdrawals at ATMs with facial recognition technology, as the Chinese territory seeks to further tighten restrictions on cash flows out of the mainland.
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"If the water quality of Chesapeake Bay were as high quality as the Susquehanna River's when it flows out of New York, Chesapeake Bay would not be impaired," Mr. Seggos said in a statement.
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At the footprint of each tower, north and south, a vast square emptiness is bound by four walls of falling water, the pool below pouring into a smaller central void that flows out of sight.
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Tony Yates, professor of economics at the University of Birmingham, said he sees a risk of an "an emerging-economy-style 'sudden stop'" where capital flows out of Britain, particularly out of the financial sector.
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Flows out of actively managed U.S. equity mutual funds leaped to $20.18 billion in 20.71, while flows into passive index funds and ETFs were $20083 billion, according to data provided by the Vanguard Group and Morningstar.
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They create uncertainty in the world and one result is that capital flows out of other economies to the U.S. In the short run, this raises the value of the dollar and largely undoes the protection.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Macau plans to add security features to ATMs to monitor withdrawals, authorities in the world's largest gambling hub said as the Chinese territory seeks to tighten restrictions on cash flows out of the mainland.
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One 2016 study actually found that people who consumed more flavonoids (found in abundance in red wine) had a lower incidence of ED. An erection happens when blood flows to the penis faster than it flows out.
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One of the main takeaways of the piece was that much of the sector's growth can be attributed to the city's growing talent pool which in part flows out of its comprehensive university system and engineering think tanks.
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Shares of Coca-Cola are hovering around their 52-week high, but as money flows out of consumer stocks and into industrial and technology names, Cramer figured things will only get more difficult for the soft drink maker.
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Sila Nano's battery tech is now worth over $1 billion with Daimler partnership and $170 million investment Basically, batteries consist of anodes, where current flows into a battery; electrolytes, which conduct electricity; and cathodes, where current flows out.
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She did admit to Glamour that some days it feels like "dragging an elephant across the table," but she keeps going, hoping to get back to a place where a book flows out of her and it feels magical.
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More than 300 people arrived on small boats and fishing trawlers on Shah Porir Dwip island, a short distance from the mouth of the Naf river that separates the two countries and flows out into the Bay of Bengal.
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What it means: Shelly Antoniewicz, ICI's senior director of industry and financial analysis, says that the record flows out of U.S. and global equity funds and into bond and money market funds largely reflect older Americans' desire for safety.
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About 10km (6 miles) from the Sebokeng plant Patience Fanseko, an unemployed mother of three, braces herself for the sewage that flows out of her toilet in a hostel about twice a month and spreads across her bathroom floor.
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That code, Berger said, looks one way when it comes into the hippocampus from the sensory systems (like hearing, touch, and sight), and it looks a different way when it flows out of the hippocampus for long-term storage.
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Other data on Tuesday suggested China's economy continued to lose momentum late in the year, which will keep pressure on the local stock market and feed expectations of further weakness in the yuan as more capital flows out of the country.
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HONG KONG, May 8 (Reuters) - Macau plans to add security features to ATMs to monitor withdrawals, authorities in the world's largest gambling hub said as the Chinese territory seeks to further tighten restrictions on cash flows out of the mainland.
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Shares of Coca-Cola are hovering around their 52-week high, but as money flows out of consumer stocks and into industrial and technology names, the "Mad Money " host figured things will only get more difficult for the soft drink maker.
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Officials, however, have consistently said they want to keep the currency broadly stable and there have been numerous signals on moves to keep control of the capital flows out of China that drove the yuan sharply lower in December and January.
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Rather than charting a one-way course (as with most canyons), Unaweep, which bisects a portion of the sprawling Uncompahgre Plateau, instead flows out in two directions, with an elevated hump in the middle, like a hose with two openings.
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Biechler described Waialua, which was once a sugar plantation town, as a surprising place to become a tourist hub, since it has "one of the least desirable beaches on the whole North Shore," because of sediment that flows out from the river.
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China doesn't want its currency to decline, a common mistake that everyone makes, including "China experts" because a declining currency leads to capital flows out of the country, since no one wants their buying power to be decimated — particularly in a declining economy.
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In that case, Lee and other analysts have noted that even a small percentage of fund flows out of gold into bitcoin could send the digital currency's price sharply higher, potentially into the tens of thousands of dollars in the next few years.
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On one hand, the internet is playing Mama Bear right now, as people in my feeds repost the "SHOW UP FOR TRANS PEOPLE" graphic and messages with similar sentiments; support flows out from cis folks and people who don't even normally talk about trans issues.
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"For those investors that have gone into longer term yields as a form of a safe trade, I think they could be disappointed if the money that flew flowed in as quick as it did flows out as quick as it did," he said.
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The regulations specify the size and swinging motion of doors, the material for door frames, the need for washable ceilings, the angle that water flows out of drinking fountains, the availability of waiting areas with toilets, public pay phones, potable drinking water and a reception area.
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A reading room dominated by a turquoise wall and a traditional Tibetan Buddhist thangka painting, a favorite among Mr. Su's pieces, leads to the main living room, which then flows out to a glass-encased sunroom, complete with an amethyst velvet-upholstered daybed and colorful leather armchairs.
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MATHISEN: LET ME FOLLOW UP ONE FINAL QUESTION THAT REALLY FLOWS OUT OF WHAT YOU WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT THE PLAYERS HAVE BEEN SIGNING FOR THIS SUMMER, I KNOW -- I MEAN, YOU MADE NICE MONEY BUT YOU DID NOT MAKE THIS KIND OF MONEY.
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By pairing a permanent magnet motor in the front with an induction motor in the rear gives both models better performance times, adding up to a 10 percent improvement in range — offering bidirectional performance benefits as energy flows out of the battery during acceleration and back into the battery through regenerative braking.
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This ordered arrangement jars against the chaos and noise that flows out of the images: the blur of the vans, the overlapping street signs advertising local businesses and services, the piles of trash spreading wide enough to overwhelm the sidewalks, and the salesmen peddling their wares on the beaches, where children play and groups of men gather to converse.
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But according to the Chicago Tribune, Spaceship Earth features a hidden drainage system that lets rainwater flow through and into well-placed gutters, which then channel it through Spaceship Earth's support legs beneath Future World, where it flows out and replenishes the water supply in World Showcase Lagoon, located in the back half of the park.
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"We have a situation where we're looking very strongly at sinks and showers and other elements of bathrooms, where you turn the faucet on in areas where there's tremendous amounts of water, where it all flows out to sea because you could never handle it all, and you don't get any water," he said at the time.
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"We have a situation where we&aposre looking very strongly at sinks and showers and other elements of bathrooms, where you turn the faucet on in areas where there&aposs tremendous amounts of water, where it all flows out to sea because you could never handle it all, and you don&apost get any water," he said.
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Mr. Burke said that the new report found evidence that fracking has contributed to drinking water contamination in all stages of the process: acquiring water to be used for fracking, mixing the water with chemical additives to make fracking fluids, injecting the chemical fluids underground, collecting the wastewater that flows out of fracking wells after injections, and storing the used wastewater.
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It flows out of him, as if channelled in thousands of micro wires, enters the minds of his followers: their cheers go ragged and hoarse, chanting erupts, a look of religious zeal may flash across the face of some non-chanter, who is finally getting, in response to a question long nursed in private, exactly the answer he's been craving.
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Yen-funded bets on Australia had grown so large in the lead-up to the global financial crisis that when the crisis hit in 2007, the sheer volume of flows out of the Australian dollar and back into the yen pushed the Aussie down almost 50 percent to a post-World War II low of 55 yen, forcing the the Reserve Bank of Australia to intervene to support its currency.
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Whereas AI Superpowers focuses on the present and future, Stephen Platt's Imperial Twilight rewinds us back in time to the era of the Opium War, when Western forces led by a fascinating cast of characters from Britain, the U.S., and elsewhere used trade as a tool to force open China's borders, popularize a heavily addictive drug among its people, and engorged on capital flows out of the country in a raw moment of pure political power against an incredibly weakened Qing dynasty.
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