Snow sport seasons are getting shorter, due to warmer temperatures.
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"But that list is getting shorter by the day," Vance said.
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As a result, supply chains are getting shorter, faster and smarter.
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Among them: Life is short, and getting shorter by the minute.
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"The reasons for excuses are getting shorter year by year," he said.
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C.E.O. tenures are getting shorter, especially at consumer-goods and industrial companies.
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The government's estimates for the ultimate length of the wall keep getting shorter.
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The problem, the farmers agree, is that spring is getting shorter, hotter and earlier.
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The days will soon start getting shorter and cold weather is just around the corner.
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The shelf life of your stock holdings is getting shorter as algorithms keep getting cheaper.
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McDonald's drive-thru times are getting shorter as the fast-food giant invests in speed.
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To name just two: The planet is getting warmer and the alphabet is getting shorter.
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For American wagon devotees seeking a new ride, the list is short and getting shorter.
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By fall, he noticed that his morning walks with his golden retriever were getting shorter.
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Not only are songs getting shorter, but the way artists are introducing their songs is changing.
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In fact, an audience's attention span for coverage of these events is getting shorter and shorter.
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The days are getting longer, which means the time until Disrupt NY 2017 is getting shorter.
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So get it while it's hot: The days will start getting shorter from here on out.
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Bits The list of companies from which you can get broadband and cable is getting shorter.
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The days are getting shorter with fall in full swing and winter right around the corner.
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For my height — I'm 6-foot-1, although I think I'm getting shorter — they are perfect.
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She said wait times of up to three hours were getting shorter as the day progressed.
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It was very much in the vein of the timeframe of attention spans are getting shorter.
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The glacier is getting shorter, too: In six decades, it has retreated more than half a mile.
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"They are getting shorter," said Monica Brady, one of two filmmaking sisters who puts on the awards.
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"The interval between [bleaching events] seem to be getting shorter and the temperatures are getting warmer," he added.
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Though temperatures are still scorching, the days are getting shorter and the sun is setting earlier every day.
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The "cycle time of incumbents having their day in the sun is getting shorter and shorter," he notes.
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The days are getting shorter, and prying ourselves out of bed in the morning is getting less easy.
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"As our attention spans are getting shorter, these messing hubs are becoming entertainment hubs as well," he said.
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With the days getting shorter and darker, it's safe to say you're probably in need of a tropical vacation.
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We want to be the island of consistency in a world where work engagements are getting shorter and shorter.
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In a move that proves attention spans are getting shorter, NBC has teamed up with Snapchat's parent company, Snap Inc.
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Because whether we like it or not, the space between action and reaction on the global stage is getting shorter.
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Does this mean the timeless bob is getting shorter and shorter and the days of Linda Evangelista crops are back?
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The days are getting shorter, the leaves are falling from the trees and the mornings are that little bit cooler.
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One reason that more and more time goes by between TV seasons is that the seasons themselves are getting shorter.
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The days are getting shorter, mornings cooler, and the clocks are set to go back in less than a month. Sigh.
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Here is an excerpt of songwriter Charlie Harding and musicologist Nate Sloan explaining why songs are getting shorter in the streaming era.
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As far as cuts go, I hope it keeps getting shorter, like the 90's when the Lisa Evangelista pixie was it.
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What's happening: EV driving ranges are getting longer, charging times are getting shorter, and demand for zero-emissions vehicles is growing stronger.
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However you celebrate, the days are only getting shorter from here, so let's all do our best to fill them with Good Stuff.
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Over the past year, the actress's bob has been getting shorter and shorter with the help of her longtime hair stylist Kristin Ess.
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Subway improvements: A measure of how much time New York City subway riders spend onboard the train finds that most commutes are getting shorter.
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The air is cooling, the days are getting shorter, and the school-goers among us are returning to their desks and carrels kicking and screaming.
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In fact, not only has the Selfish author gotten rid of her derriere-grazing extensions, but her hair seems to be getting shorter by the day.
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William Gibson's observation "The future is already here – it's just not evenly distributed" is true, but the lag in distribution is getting shorter all the time.
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The rainy season in California is getting shorter and the droughts more prolonged, meaning there is simply more combustible material and a greater chance of wildfires.
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One of the main trends that we're seeing in music and the streaming economy is that songs have been getting shorter from the '193s to now.
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Suddenly he's getting shorter, his ears are getting pointy, and starts randomly talking in an Irish accent while chasing down the villain after his grandfather's gold.
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Now that the days are slowly getting shorter again, however, we're starting to wonder — is there something more than pink wine for this time of year?
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The interval between projects keeps getting shorter and shorter — as little as two to three years in some post-Hurricane Sandy projects in Delaware and New Jersey.
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But these non-call periods have been getting shorter and shorter, while the premium for calling the bonds has been whittled away, capping the upside for investors.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine's two-year prison sentence keeps getting shorter, and now the 23-year-old rapper is asking for an early release due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The cuts are getting shorter and more structured, the color more obvious and dimensional, and the bang trend du jour is taking a page from Pinterest's most-liked.
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But at least the wait is getting shorter; today LG confirmed via Twitter that the G5 is indeed coming at its Mobile World Congress keynote on February 21st.
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Alright, real talk: As much as we're not yet willing to admit it, the days are getting shorter by the second as August is coming to a close.
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"The list time is getting shorter and shorter," said Peter Bracichowicz, an associate broker at the Corcoran Group, who represented the sellers, an older Polish couple moving upstate.
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"When you're about to get out of prison—when you start getting shorter to the house, as they call it—you start envisioning that first day," Maldonado says.
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Correction (December 9th): A previous version of this piece was entitled "Ancient eclipses show how days are getting shorter", an error repeated at one point in the piece itself.
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Not only are professional tenures at jobs getting shorter, but companies themselves don't always know exactly how they are going to adapt to new market demands and technological innovation.
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"Campaigns are getting shorter and shorter," said Judy Miller Silverman, the founder and CEO of Motormouth Media, a boutique PR firm that works with artists like Animal Collective and Sophie.
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"We are seeing a gradual decline in the share of the contracts based on fixed destinations ... We are also seeing a trend of contract duration getting shorter overall," he said.
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But like I said before - like all organized team sports, we are struggling to keep young boys in particular interested in a time where their attention span is getting shorter.
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Kelly's telomeres — the "endcaps of chromosomes that shorten" as a person ages, according to NASA — actually lengthened in space, but they ended up getting shorter again after coming back to Earth.
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The average American is getting shorter and fatter, and on the verge of matching the medical definition for obesity, according to a report this week from the Centers for Disease Control.
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The bank said that Slovenia's banking system remains robust but noted that the maturity gap is expanding as maturities of loans are getting longer while maturities of deposits are getting shorter.
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How architecture had gotten more feminine with Art Nouveau, how the notions of gender were beginning to change in the 1920s, with women's clothing becoming more boyish and haircuts getting shorter.
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"Distances between countries are getting shorter, and interactions among countries are growing, hence the possibility of differences and frictions," Xi said, according to an official translation of his Mandarin-language remarks.
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In some parts of the country, adults with the lowest incomes die on average as young as people in much poorer nations like Rwanda, and their life spans are getting shorter.
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There is a clear shift back to the darkness—days are getting shorter, and the year is waning, so it's crucial to focus on action to survive the impending fall and winter.
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The number of deaths continues to rise until October or November for reasons that are mysterious, Kolosh said, but could be due to days getting shorter and people driving in the dark more.
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As the days are getting shorter and there are times that I'm finishing my run as the sun is starting to set, I appreciated the reflective details on the coils for added visibility.
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But in some other parts of the country, adults with the lowest incomes die on average as young as people in much poorer nations like Rwanda, and their life spans are getting shorter.
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The long days are getting shorter and the many bottles of rosé we consumed during the hazy summer days are starting to leave marks on our bodies and on our state of mind.
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Dear Readers, Now that it's officially fall in the United States and the hours of daylight available for running are getting shorter, you may be starting or finishing a run in the dark.
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In contrast to a documentary film or lengthy scholarly text that few people would actually watch, the short, swipeable videos make the story easy to digest, easy to share, especially as attention spans are getting shorter.
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Nilay Patel: You're saying songs are getting shorter because of streaming services and how the artist gets paid once a listener hits 30 seconds and then everything after 30 seconds is kind of not worth it.
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The days are getting shorter, the nights are getting longer, and (even if our air conditioning units are still running) there's an undeniable, though subtle, nip in the air that reminds us that summer is truly over.
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Blue means bigger improvements in longevity while red shows places where people's lives are actually getting shorter by as many as 2.3 years—meaning people born there in 2014 won't live as long as their parents did.
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This year, the process for a top secret security clearance took more than 450 days to conclude, more than a half-year longer than it took in April of 2016; and there is no indication that the timeline is getting shorter.
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"The list is getting shorter, but we aren't going to have a deal today... Even if they got a deal late tonight, there wouldn't be time to line it up and vote on it, so we will be here tomorrow," Sen.
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Arctic cruises are are also getting shorter, making them accessible to a wider demographicArctic cruises have traditionally been pricey and long, with itineraries lasting two weeks or longer, which limited the customers to mostly to baby boomers, according to Bloomberg.
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I'd cycle through a few more similarly fraught relationships by the time I met The One, though they were getting shorter, ending sooner, quickly combusting into a haze of transgressions, both of us feeling like it was all the other one's fault.
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Why it matters: While most advertisements are getting shorter (such as ads less than 10-seconds online) some advertisers are bucking the trend to bring culturally relevant messages to sports, particularly high-impact games, given the political climate around issues of diversity, race and harassment.
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"On average, term contracts are getting shorter and smaller and that's in response to the introduction of new buyers to the market who have more uncertainty in their market positions," Steve Hill, Shell's executive vice president for gas and energy marketing and trading, told journalists on Monday.
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Because of its connection to existing car leasing companies, who ultimately hold a customer's contract, Honcker's users also typically follow the general leasing schedule, which is typically around 36 months, although Hecht says it's getting shorter, and the breaking/changing option in the new app should also influence that.
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The days are getting shorter, the air is getting colder, and America is running out of White Claw, which can only mean one thing: Summer is all but over, its warm, lazy weekends and endless possibilities washed away like so many smashed seltzer cans headed to go live on Trash Island as we speak.
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Today, we are not only seeing songs getting shorter, but there is a sort of a new song structure that we've observed that we've called the pop overture, where basically a song, at the very beginning, will play a hint of the chorus in the first five to 10 seconds so that the hook is in your ear, hoping that you'll stick around till about 30 seconds in when the full chorus eventually comes in.
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Cockleburs are short-day plants, meaning they only initiate flowering when the days are getting shorter in the late summer and fall, typically from July to October in the Northern Hemisphere. They can also flower in the tropics where the daylength is constant.
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In some areas of the Carpathians, the villagers then light a big wheel of hay from the ceremonial bonfire and push it down a hill. This has been interpreted as a symbol for the setting sun (from the solstice to come and until the midwinter solstice, the days will be getting shorter).
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There's no rebellion left. Everyone is > just a passive zombie. Food supply has something to do with it – it's dumbed > down everyone to obese, lethargic corpses ... People are worn down ... It's > a fragmented society. People have access now to amazing amounts of > information, but their attention spans are getting shorter, their focus is > gone.
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In the 1920s, most of the girl uniforms came to have the 'white top black bottom' policy. However, schools differentiated their uniforms from others by means such as wave patterns and skirt lengths. Because the skirts were getting shorter, schools implemented an official policy concerning the length of the skirt. However, the skirt lengths kept decreasing.
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The December solstice solar year is the solar year based on the December solstice. It is thus the length of time between adjacent December solstices. The length of the December solstice year has been relatively stable between 6000 BC and 2000 at 49:30 (minutes:seconds) to 50:00 in excess of 365 days and 5 hours. After 2000 it is getting shorter.
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Mark contributed one song "Once I've Seen Him", and played guitars on an EP by Sarah Goes Shopping,"Money Speaks Louder than Words" Sarah Goes Shopping, Crystal Clear Records. Cat# CC1002 a band formed by Twa Toots leader Sarah Brown. The TBRM song "That's the End of That" was covered by the New York band The Poconos."Days are Getting Shorter" The Poconos.
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The Age, "Distance From Mcg To The Country Getting Shorter Each Year", 6 March 2004, Paul Daffey. Initially an assistant coach, he was appointed senior coach for the 2008 season and also continued as a player.Sunday Herald Sun, "Brad Campbell & Mooroopna", 10 August 2008, Ken Piesse. He played some reserves football at Carlton in 2001, while his younger brother Blake Campbell was with the club.
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For daytime outerwear, short plastic raincoats, colourful swing coats and dyed fake-furs were popular for young women. In 1966, the Nehru jacket arrived on the fashion scene, and was worn by both sexes. Suits were very diverse in color but were, for the first time ever, fitted and very slim. Waistlines for women were left unmarked and hemlines were getting shorter and shorter.
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The iTunes version included "All My Letters" as a bonus track. Deciding to release a mini album, Booth reasoned that attention spans were getting shorter, and that with the dominance of iTunes, people weren't listening to full albums any more. To promote the album's release, the group performed a series of radio sessions. The Night Before reached number 20 on the UK album chart.
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As the rod accelerates its velocity increases and its length decreases. Since it is getting shorter, the back end must accelerate harder than the front. Another way to look at it is: the back end must achieve the same change in velocity in a shorter period of time. This leads to a differential equation showing that, at some distance, the acceleration of the trailing end diverges, resulting in the Rindler horizon.
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The process can be viewed as an evolutionary integration of organization, technology and market by iterating series of activities: search, select, implement and capture. The product lifecycle of products or services is getting shorter because of increased competition and quicker time-to-market, forcing organisations to reduce their time-to-market. Innovation managers must therefore decrease development time, without sacrificing quality or meeting the needs of the market.
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He locates her and asks her questions about future films which only a fellow replayer would know, confirming his suspicions. Pamela and Jeff eventually fall in love and become convinced that they are soulmates. Complications arise when they notice that their replays are getting shorter and shorter, with Pamela not beginning her next replay until well after Jeff. Eventually, the two decide to try to find other replayers by placing cryptic messages in newspapers.
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Truman's sister Mary Jane Truman, who was active in the Order of Eastern Star, visited Maryville and Nodaway County several times for Eastern Star events before, during and after the Truman presidency. In 1969, Maryville received an All-America City Award. In 1987, the Palms Bar in town began sponsoring the "World's Shortest Saint Patrick's Day Parade." The parades, which are less than a block long, have been getting shorter each year as other towns compete for the title.
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368x368px Evolutionary spiral of the six management systems (SMS) are indicated in Figure 5. It is appropriate to notice that six-management-system evolution is progressing in an accelerated fashion, the periods of stasis are getting shorter and revolutions are occurring faster. Individual management systems are beginning to overlap and their boundaries are getting blurred. An era of continuous change in business models and management systems emerges: the search for competitive advantage (one over the other) becomes relentless, strenuous and resources depleting.
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The Mishna and Talmud (Avodah Zara 8a) describe a pagan festival called Saturnura which occurs for eight days before the winter solstice. It is followed for eight days after the solstice with a festival called Kalenda culminating with the Kalends of January. The Talmud ascribes the origins of this festival to Adam, who saw that the days were getting shorter and thought it was punishment for his sin. He was afraid that the world was returning to the chaos and emptiness that existed before creation.
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Though it was at first believed that Nazmul created the Megalith, events from the episode "The Cycle" seem to indicate otherwise. Apparently, the Megalith was sealed for hundreds of years but the cycles keep getting shorter. It was the intention of the Wizards of Yan that after several bindings, the Megalith would be forever imprisoned. The true origins of the Megalith were revealed in "Ethos" when Alnar told the Defenders the dark creatures known as Ethos were banished and as a result, created the creature.
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Nancy Etcoff, Ph.D. in psychology from Boston University, said "cartoonists capitalize on our innate preferences for juvenile features", and she mentioned Mickey Mouse and Bambi as examples of this trend. She said Mickey Mouse's bodily proportions "aged in reverse" since his inception, because "[h]is eyes and head kept getting bigger while his limbs kept getting shorter and thicker", culminating in him resembling a "human infant". She further mentioned the "exaggerated high forehead" and the "doe eyes" of Bambi as another example of this trend.Etcoff, N. (1999).
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Dave already had a reputation as a great cyclist and was into healthy eating." Another local cyclist, Roger St Pierre, said: "They didn't come any tougher than this stocky man whose thighs seemed thicker than his legs were long. He effectively invented interval training for cyclists: sprinting between telephone poles, freewheeling to the next one, then sprinting again, the freewheeling stretches getting shorter and shorter. We could keep it up for, maybe, four or five sprints, but tough Dave could keep going at it for mile after mile.
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The arrangement that best shows the sequence of events leading to the formation of macroscopic patters is the one in which the outer electrolyte penetrates in a thin gel sheet located between two glass plates. In this case, the diffusion front has a quasi-one-dimensional shape. If there are some impurities or obstacles in the gel, the precipitation may cease at these points, and the traveling precipitation front following the diffusion front will split. As the broken precipitation front advances, its active segments are getting shorter, resulting in triangle-like regions free of precipitate behind the front.
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Compared to the 1961-90 period, a much larger area along the coast, from Kristiansand north to Svolvær, has average temperatures above freezing all year. As a consequence of warming, summers last longer and winters are getting shorter. Snow cover has tended to decrease in those lowland areas where winter temperatures often hover around freezing (including most major cities), while winter precipitation in the mountains and cold inland areas falls as snow, and might have increased in higher mountain areas. Using these recent twenty years as a base period would result in substantial areas in Norway being classified in a different climate zone compared to 1961–90.
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London-based Italian solo act Alessio Andalusia, under his Banjo or Freakout alias, provided the remix for "Ion Square" and created an ambient version of the original. The track infuses Bloc Party's blueprint with keyboards, looped strings, and ethereal vocals. Power concluded, "By taking the percolating synth from the end of the original version and wrapping the sweet ee cummings- borrowed lyric—"I carry your heart here with me"—in a dense cloud of treated, looped guitar, he produces a remix that ... offers an interesting, possibly even superior, reading of its source material." Album closer "Your Visits Are Getting Shorter (Optothetic Remix)" was named as a "generic commercial dance music" song by Lee White of This Is Fake DIY.
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Moses, working with landscape architect Gilmore D. Clarke also added playgrounds, and distinctive stonework and the 79th Street Boat Basin, but also cut pedestrians off from direct access to most of the riverfront by building the Henry Hudson Parkway by the river's edge. According to Robert Caro's book on Moses, The Power Broker, Riverside Park was designed with most of the amenities located in predominantly white neighborhoods, with the neighborhoods closer to Harlem getting shorter shrift. Riverside Park, like Central Park, has undergone a revival late in the 20th century, largely through the efforts of the Riverside Park Fund, a citizen's group. Largely through their efforts and the support of the city, much of the park has been improved.
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The third of these funds was used to pay divided to both dead and retired shareholders as well their heirs, these payments always had fixed terms and were paid until the shares expired. For example, a General Manager who formerly had a single expertise share would receive one "dead share" with an expiration date after 8 years and a lesser insider with only 1 expertise share would receive a "dead share" which expired only after 7 years. Insiders with fractional expertise shares were granted identical fractions of a "dead share", but these "dead shares" would expire sooner for smaller fractions. For example "dead shares" arising an eighth or a ninth of an expertise share were typically terminated after only 6 years, while those from 0.6 or 0.7 of an expertise share terminate after 5 years, and so on getting shorter for smaller fractions.
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On a triple album where "nearly every song is excellent", AllMusic picks "All Things Must Pass" as one of five standout tracks (or AMG track picks),Richie Unterberger, "George Harrison All Things Must Pass", AllMusic (retrieved 24 September 2013). with Richie Unterberger writing of its autumnal theme: "It's the kind of song that fits the mood in November, when the trees are getting stripped bare of their leaves, the days are getting shorter and colder, and you have to resign yourself to knowing it's going to be tougher and tougher in those regards for months, also knowing that those hardships will pass away come springtime."Richie Unterberger, "George Harrison 'All Things Must Pass'", AllMusic (retrieved 17 February 2015). In his book on Harrison, subtitled A Spiritual Biography, Gary Tillery refers to the song as "magisterial" and a "majestic title track" that "leaves even the shallowest listener contemplative".
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In the erotic novel My Secret Life the narrator "Walter", an evident connoisseur of female pubic hair, talks with clear delight of a fine bush of a Scotswoman's thick red pubic hair: > "The bush was long and thick, twisting and curling in masses half-way up to > her navel, and it spread about up her buttocks, gradually getting shorter > there." In another part of his autobiography Walter remarks that he has seen those "bare of hair, those with but hairy stubble, those with bushes six inches long, covering them from bum bone to navel." And he adds reflectively – "there is not much that I have not seen, felt or tried, with respect to this supreme female article." In like vein, in The Memoirs of Dolly Morton, an American erotic classic, the attributes of Miss Dean are noted with some surprise – her spot was covered with a "thick forest of glossy dark brown hair," with locks nearly two inches long.
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