This sort of thinking also has no grounding in reality.
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Astrology and spiritual practices are incredibly grounding in the face of this.
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It would give Archie a grounding in one half of his culture.
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"Shallow Water Dictionary: A Grounding in Estuary English," by John R. Stilgoe.
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What of this argument that minority candidates lack grounding in analytic necessities?
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Boeing continued to make 737 Max airplanes after its grounding in March 2018.
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"It's a rigorous grounding in logic, in what makes sense," Professor Luhr said.
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Shimon Dotan's documentary "The Settlers" gives the headlines a firm grounding in context.
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I had a grounding in what makes a good film, and that's good acting.
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After thousands of tasks, the neural net gains a basic grounding in real-life facts.
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I also think both Quarles and Goodfriend have much better grounding in the financial markets.
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Perhaps this lack of action and grounding in reality frustrates you now that you're older.
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And religious fervor has led some people toward cures that have no grounding in science.
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I think it was a deep grounding in the stakes of what we were up against.
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Given immigrants' strong grounding in science and engineering education, they patent at a higher rate than native workers.
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Techno in LA seems to have a strong grounding in the latino community -- Is that a legit statement?
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The realignment of gasoline and diesel margins seems to have a solid grounding in supply-demand-stocks fundamentals.
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United has 14 of the jets and has been forced to cancel flights since its grounding in March.
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His career has its grounding in the close quarters of his childhood home, and he hasn't forgotten that.
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Advisers say he continues to privately harbor a handful of conspiracy theories that have no grounding in fact.
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Tumbling orders Boeing's orders have been severely limited since the start of the 737 Max grounding in March.
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When people feel isolated, those fundamental beliefs, which give people a sense of grounding in the world, weaken.
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Earth signs can be just as aggressive as fire signs, thanks to their grounding in the sensual, physical world.
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Their lives provide a personal grounding in the midst of the avalanche of scholarly material, making it more digestible.
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Unlike some of the things Trump says, this is unquestionably an opinion that has some grounding in expert opinion.
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Northwestern got on the board with a safety when Morgan was flagged for intentional grounding in the end zone.
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" After dinner, Ms. Love goes for a walk, which can include some "barefoot time" and "getting some grounding in.
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Nick Statt: I think one the biggest issues for me is that the twist has no grounding in the original.
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Government watchdogs, members of Congress, and the ACLU have vehemently fought against the program, claiming it lacks grounding in science.
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Another version involves generating innovative solutions from outside Washington, which lack any grounding in the realities that bind the bureaucracy.
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The Rams added a safety in the fourth quarter when Wilson was called for intentional grounding in the end zone.
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Lou Reed, the Velvet Underground's main songwriter and singer, had similar literary sensibilities and a grounding in rock 'n' roll.
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Like its close relative, Guru Gossip, it relies on a thorough grounding in the same scene it aims to critique.
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Those crashes resulted in the grounding in March of about 400 of the 737 Max jets after the second crash.
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You're building a thorough grounding in the story now, so you can better understand the wild plot twists to come.
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I think all of these are perfectly healthy, fair-minded notions that need not have any grounding in racial consciousness.
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Pratt School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) certificates and programs provide a firm grounding in basic elements through advanced techniques.
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The popular perception of him as an outsider willing to fight against the elites of Manila has some grounding in reality.
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Bad Bunny, the most modern — and sometimes postmodern — of the current generation of Latin pop stars, is finding grounding in yesteryear.
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In fact, her grounding in world literature is somewhat lacking, she said on a recent afternoon at her home in Hengdian.
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It's certainly a theory, and one with more grounding in reality than Seth Rich ferrying information from the DNC to Julian Assange.
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Without a solid grounding in real, fact-based economics and history, our young people are sitting ducks for any huckster promising freebies.
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Let's hope our policymakers listen to the head of FERC, and not alarmists with little grounding in real world probability and practicality.
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Its grounding in reality opened the door for Kirkman to play with common themes and plot devices, turning them on their heads.
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On Friday night, both Mr. Dylan and the Stones had another 1960s keepsake in common, too: a deep grounding in the blues.
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That's not something he can do since he lacks the most basic grounding in the issues and is prey to fundamental misconceptions.
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Her father was an ice and coal merchant who played classical guitar and gave her a grounding in opera and symphonic music.
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Just 15 seconds later, Hodges was called for intentional grounding in the end zone, resulting in a safety, to cap the scoring.
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The larger risk, however, is that Trump's lack of grounding in ideological principles or party networks will create a systemically corrupt government.
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Inadequate grounding in the Daimler units leaves their circuitry vulnerable to electrostatic charges that can trigger unintended airbag deployments, according to earlier warnings.
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The most important part of the treatment is to prioritize the family, to give your child a secure grounding in a loving home.
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She also needs a grounding in that discipline and a clear sense of where the student in question sits on the developmental spectrum.
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The result is frothy and fun, with moments of real loveliness — as long as you're not looking for any kind of grounding in reality.
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It's possible there's some grounding in truth, that he really led to ISIS's control over a large amount of territory disappearing a bit faster.
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Because we are working hard with the power team to get better grounding in our reality and we aim to run that business differently.
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After getting a firm grounding in Asian cuisine in Sydney, Tikaram felt he needed to see the world and learn more about European cuisines.
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Far from dating the document, its grounding in the historic depth and breadth of religious liberty in America serves to underscore its contemporary relevance.
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Boeing (BA) sales have nearly come to a halt since the grounding in March of the 737 Max, which is its best-selling jet.
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It was an audience that already agreed with a lot of the ideas that were presented, or at least had more grounding in them.
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This two-year program focuses on intensive professional training, with a thorough grounding in the study of art and exhibition history, research, and theory.
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Without the community at Camp Jened, the film suggests, the disability rights movement may never have had such crucial grounding in friendship and love.
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The two found plenty to engage them immediately, with their grounding in common experience, and quickly found things to admire about each other too.
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The 737 Max is Boeing's bestselling plane and the manufacturer halted deliveries and slashed production of the jets after the worldwide grounding in March.
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"I have not seen the memo, but I think it is sloppy, careless, and again, I think has no grounding in fact," said Sen.
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"Sex is grounded in materiality, whereas 'gender identity' is simply an ideology that has no grounding in science," WoLF told Vox in a statement.
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There are the vital, modern sounds of commanding synth riffs and piercing guitar licks, but the record finds its grounding in old-timey folk form.
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Such studies imply that pre-schooling is providing more than a good grounding in finger-painting, or even an early exposure to letters and numbers.
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He really has failed to get even a basic grounding in many important policy issues despite being on the campaign trail for over a year.
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The worldwide grounding in March of Boeing's fast-selling aircraft followed a crash in Indonesia and another in Ethiopia that killed a combined 346 people.
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American Airlines has said the economic impact of the grounded MAX would be about $350 million between its worldwide grounding in mid-March and Aug.
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One way to change that is to make sure students have a much firmer grounding in the country's founding documents, especially the Bill of Rights.
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The company has been making about 6107 aircraft per month following the 737 Max's worldwide grounding in March, and has around 400 airplanes in storage.
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If a group of people have the same, solid grounding in the same facts about politics, then everyone should come to the same conclusions, right?
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That grounding in martial arts helped him to earn a Brazilian jiu jitsu brown belt under Carlson Gracie protégé Fabio Prado, a fifth degree black belt.
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And it's a shorter step to empathy from sympathy if you've already got a little bit of a grounding in emotional intelligence than if you haven't.
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The plane's grounding in March forced more than 30,000 Southwest Airlines flight cancellations and caused over $100 million in lost wages for pilots, the union said.
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We're witnessing right now a global movement against the idea of liberal democracy and, in places like Hungary and Poland, its grounding in an independent judiciary.
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The White House declined to comment, but some of Mr. Trump's advisers say he harbors a handful of conspiracy theories that have no grounding in fact.
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Though the brand has a firm grounding in classic Italian and British tailoring, and Dilan has long been fascinated with Martin Margiela, neither sibling studied fashion.
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Trump isn't anyone's idea of a "moderate" exactly, but he really is someone with no grounding in conservative ideology or the institutions of the conservative movement.
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Boeing barely had any firm orders for the Max after the grounding in mid-March, but other models also suffered a 2100% drop in new orders.
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The company has been making about 40 aircraft per month following the 737 Max's worldwide grounding in March, and it has around 400 airplanes in storage.
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The pilots union at Southwest Airlines, which had the largest fleet of Max 8s flying before Wednesday's grounding in the US, stood by their airline's decision.
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The decision to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 2017 to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons has a solid grounding in Alfred Nobel's will.
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Since "the entry suspension has a legitimate grounding in national security concerns, quite apart from any religious hostility", the court is obliged to "accept that independent justification".
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Ryanair has also been affected by delays in the delivery of the Boeing 737 MAX after its worldwide grounding in March following a fatal Ethiopian Airlines crash.
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And he reinstated a rule (the "UHF discount") that had no grounding in technology or reality so that broadcasters and particularly Sinclair, could buy even more stations.
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Harari is an Israeli professor who set out to write a book for his students that would give them a grounding in human history as a whole.
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Groening and his team just don't seem to have a good grounding in fantasy tropes or history in the same way they're grounded in mainstream social issues.
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This is almost impossible to execute in the enterprise, too, even though Samsung is touting support from Cisco and other companies with solid grounding in the sector.
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We recognize that if we lose the House, there are Democrats who have talked impeachment even though it's a bogus, baseless theory with no grounding in truth.
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It also follows the grounding in several major countries of Boeing's 737 Max planes, which were involved in deadly crashes in recent months in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
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It can be grounding in its own way, knowing that Teibel made these recordings, walking the same earth, because it means that true escape really is impossible.
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Mr. Mollo had been fascinated by military uniforms since childhood, and his grounding in history made him adept at creating verisimilitude in worlds both imagined and remembered.
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While the Li Keqiang Index has some grounding in economic nuts and bolts, the Liaoning Underwear Index was greeted by economists with a hefty dose of caution.
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The idea that he would go easy on the President because Trump didn't attack him by name is totally without grounding in anything we know about Mueller.
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Boeing barely had any firm orders for the Max after the grounding in mid-March, but other models also suffered a 29 percent drop in new orders.
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Following the worldwide grounding in March of the 25.7 MAX after two fatal crashes, Boeing Co is developing a software fix and new pilot training for regulatory approval.
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If the NRA sticks to the strategy of its first ad, it'll presumably venture into many other scandalous allegations that have no more grounding in reality than Benghazi.
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Before we dive into the methods and findings of the new gender bias study, it'll help to get a bit more grounding in the field of implicit bias.
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United did not disclose the financial impact of the grounding in its last earnings report but did say it was buying used 737s to help meet growing demand.
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The resulting paintings reflect on her uprooting from London and re-grounding in Zimbabwe, as aspects of her British identity combine with her Zimbabwean heritage on the canvas.
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More than 300 Boeing 737 Max planes were in fleets worldwide at the time of the grounding in mid-March, but carriers have more than 4,000 on order.
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Listening to Emily Alone is transportive in the way that peering into the corners of another mind can be, but it's also just as grounding in its relatability.
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And for all the death and tragedy in "My Life," it is King's grounding in her husband's theology of peaceful resistance that enables her survival against excruciating odds.
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Airlines that rushed to buy the fuel-efficient MAX are taking a hit to profits since having to cancel thousands of flights following the worldwide grounding in March.
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While it is arguably much simpler to use spaCy and TextBlob, understanding how NLTK works provides a solid grounding in order to help grasp the concept of sentiment analysis.
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"We don't have the same grounding in our culture because we were born in the U.S." On his first date with Ms. Bal, 10 years ago, he cooked dinner.
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From politics to crime, business and finance to entertainment, it's increasingly important that reporters get a good grounding in the technology that's transforming their beats to avoid basic errors.
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A series of mistaken identities involving Hesione's husband and Ellie's father establishes a blithe mood, albeit with typical Shavian grounding in the realities of gender and money and class.
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He must also work to regain Boeing's reputation for safety and quality that was badly damaged by the plane's grounding in March following two crashes that killed 22015 people.
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He must also work to repair Boeing's reputation for safety and quality that was badly damaged by the plane's grounding in March following two crashes that killed 346 people.
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The company has already cut production to 42 jets a month, from 52 a month before regulators ordered a worldwide grounding in March in response to two fatal accidents.
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The worldwide grounding in March forced the company to cut its MAX production to 42 per month from 52 and has already cost more than $9 billion so far.
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The worldwide grounding in March forced the company to cut its MAX production to 42 per month from 52 and has already cost more than $9 billion so far.
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This new USC course offering — "The Entrepreneur's Guide to Intellectual Property" — will provide students with a practical grounding in the basic workings of patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets.
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Acting US FAA Administrator Daniel Elwell told reporters Wednesday that the grounding in the United States, which effects Max 8 and 9s, will remain in effect pending new information.
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Why it's necessary: Boeing has been building 42 of the jets a month since the grounding in order to avoid layoffs and stay on good terms with its suppliers.
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Trump did not have much real grounding in the American conservative movement, and, as Dara Lind writes, he frequently stumbled during the campaign when trying to nail the lingo.
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On the ground: Boeing has continued to build the 737 Max during the grounding in order to try to meet a backlog of more than 103,000 orders for the plane.
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It is the largest customer of the planes in the U.S. and had 34 in its fleet with 200 more on order at the time of the grounding in March.
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" They also call for ethics to be taught as part of postgraduate study so that machine learning researchers are given "strong grounding in the broader societal implications of their work.
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Boeing halted MAX deliveries to customers after the grounding in mid-March and said earlier this month that it would cut 737 production to 42 airplanes per month from 52.
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Parenthood is a merciless second-by-second referendum on the person you've already become, and one of its biggest gifts to me has been its relentless grounding in the present.
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Ammons had a friendly, open, searching style, one that sometimes veered toward the metaphysical but tended to find its grounding in the crunch of wit or a small, superb insight.
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They see Slide Fire as the latest chapter of the Cottles bringing jobs to Moran, and doing it with a firm grounding in something they believe in, the Second Amendment.
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It found that only about a third of the undergraduate programs offered instruction in how to teach reading and only about a fifth provided sufficient grounding in elementary school math.
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Boeing will halt production of the 737 MAX this month following the grounding in March of its best-selling plane after two fatal crashes in five months killed 346 people.
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Boeing is halting production of the 737 Max this month following the grounding in March of its best-selling plane after two fatal crashes in five months killed 346 people.
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Boeing will halt production of the 737 Max this month following the grounding in March of its best-selling plane after two fatal crashes in five months killed 346 people.
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Airlines that rushed to buy the fuel-efficient, longer-range MAX are taking a hit to profits since having to cancel thousands of flights following the worldwide grounding in March.
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Boeing will halt production of the 737 MAX this month following the grounding in March of its best-selling plane after two fatal crashes in five months killed 346 people.
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Supporters of the bill hope this grounding in Italian wine heritage will promote a healthy attitude towards alcohol and may even inspire some students to take up a career in viticulture.
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For millions of people searching for some kind of spiritual grounding in their life (or just something to do while they're bored on the train), astrology has been a life-saver.
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Thompson's run capped a nine-play drive that went 2362 yards and started with Duffey almost flagged for intentional grounding in the end zone that would have resulted in a safety.
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The tech sector is comfortable with sharing and using such information, but for companies that have their grounding in making everything from light bulbs to cars, this is a new concept.
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For me, the film represents a grounding in my interests, which is really trying to expose and illuminate the human condition and be, for want of a better word, an artist.
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Easy-to-use technology has prompted celebrities with little grounding in the art, such as Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian, to declare themselves DJs and secure lucrative gigs around the world.
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American had 24 of the 737 Max jets in its fleet at the time of the grounding in March and was supposed to have 40 by the end of this year.
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Bows and arrows are tough to make look scary onscreen, and a supernatural element — the college's founder dabbled in the dark arts — undermines the movie's grounding in the here and now.
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He has a set of ideas that seem obvious to him and a small number of people like him but have no grounding in an American intellectual tradition or mass politics.
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The airline is the largest operator of the 737 Max, with 34 in its fleet at the time of the worldwide grounding in mid-March, in the wake of two fatal crashes.
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FOR YOUNG folk in search of a grounding in Austronesian languages, say, or perhaps Sinhalese or Tibetan, London's School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) has long been the place to go.
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Trump likely got his grounding in paleoconservatism from Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller, who emerged out of the fringes of the American right to become Trump's chief strategist and policy director, respectively.
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One of the biggest assets that he brings to the job is his extensive grounding in the field of customs, whereas the previous two commissioners have come from a security-centric background.
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Tuesday, US time, Boeing confirmed that 737MAX got no orders in July this year, after grounding in this March; Boeing has not received any new orders of 737MAX for 4 straight months.
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Knowing how to step out of the incessant inner dialogue that perpetuates stress, and re-grounding in the present moment, brings much freshness, creativity, clarity and ease to our hearts and minds.
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The report said the FAA did not closely evaluate a key safety system involved in two fatal crashes of the MAX in five months that led to the plane's grounding in March.
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But Jackson wrote in her opinion Monday that the White House's immunity claims had so little grounding in law, it wouldn't make a difference if the aides had dealt with national security.
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Another bobbled fair catch resulted in TCU starting at its own 4-yard line, and the Mountaineers capitalized for a safety when Collins was flagged for intentional grounding in the end zone.
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IF FAA APPROVES, WE'LL FLY Following the worldwide grounding in March of the 737 MAX after two fatal crashes, Boeing Co is developing a software fix and new pilot training for regulatory approval.
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IF FAA APPROVES, WE'LL FLY Following the worldwide grounding in March of the 25.7 MAX after two fatal crashes, Boeing Co is developing a software fix and new pilot training for regulatory approval.
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Carriers that rushed to buy Boeing's fuel-efficient jets to open new and longer routes have been reeling from a global grounding in March that followed two fatal crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
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As part of this process, states are required to ensure that all teaching programs give students a strong grounding in the subject they will teach — as well as in how to teach it.
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It's a mess of a movie, choppy and incoherent, a mishmash of tone that veers wildly from comedy to bloody drama, a gangster epic with no grounding in any people, place, or thing.
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His F1 involvement began in Spanish TV rights, and his close ties with ex-Benetton and Renault boss Flavio Briatore have given him an amazing grounding in terms of forging deals and relationships.
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Their obvious differences — Ms. Galás, the gloomy siren; Ms. Monk, winsome and whimsical — belie similarities: a shared edge of anxiety, sly humor and an ultimately reassuring grounding in the body and its processes.
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Southwest Airlines is the largest operator of the MAX with 103 jetliners in its fleet at the time of a worldwide grounding in March following two fatal crashes that together killed 346 people.
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Before Matt Ryan's Ascent, a Quiet Grounding in the Quaker Way Penn Charter, a small Quaker academy, has produced many top athletes, including Ryan, who led the Atlanta Falcons in the Super Bowl.
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If you're studying STEM, take a comparative literature class to learn how to interpret abstract thoughts and ideas; if you're studying arts, get a grounding in logic by taking a computer science course.
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"Policies that resonate and catch like wildfire must be concrete and easy to grasp, without requiring much grounding in policy, which is often necessary for understanding health care and climate change plans," Axios notes.
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I have no idea what Cal thinks — does he recall, did he understand, the grounding in the Greek myths from the earlier books and our forays into the D'Aulaires' classic "Book of Greek Myths"?
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"She was the person to turn to to get your grounding in how to start and what to do," said Dr. Martha Denckla, a professor of neurology at the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore.
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Boeing has said it aims to return the jet to service by end-year following changes to cockpit software and training in the wake of two fatal crashes that sparked the grounding in March.
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Boeing has said it aims to return the jet to service by end-year following changes to cockpit software and training in the wake of two fatal crashes that sparked the grounding in March.
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But even here, the children come to the game later than their European and South American counterparts, and they often lack solid grounding in teamwork and tactics, said Sergio Zarco Diaz, a Spanish coach.
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All of this is possible, but it's worth emphasizing that Russophilia is not a Trump-specific phenomenon — it's something he shares with anti-immigration populists across the West, suggesting a fundamental grounding in ideology.
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Where previously a fan who had moved far from home might have lost all connections to his or her club, forums provide people with an online grounding in the body politic of their favourite teams.
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Though the media are free and fairly diverse, Timor's poorly educated voters have little grounding in economic matters and broad faith in a generation of leaders seen to have delivered the country from Indonesian occupation.
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Yet Clinton's comments are not a one-off: they reflect a tendency among Democratic loyalists, both in the elite and rank and file, to throw around charges of Russian influence without much grounding in fact.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said on Wednesday it did not have a specific timetable on when the 737 MAX jet would fly again, after two fatal crashes led to the airplane's worldwide grounding in March.
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Much of #NeverTrump seems to boil down to objections (admittedly well-grounded ones) to Trump's personality: his temperamental instability, his boorishness, his egoism, his lack of grounding in policy or the basic rules of governance.
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Without letting go of its grounding in the lives and desires of its characters, especially Ada, it becomes an unusual kind of ghost story, more unnerving than terrifying, a supernatural fable of resistance and revenge.
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However, despite the extensive coverage of the incidents and the grounding in the media and on social media, the plane has become a mainstay of fleets on every continent, and is often a customer favorite.
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American did not break out the cost of the grounding in its earnings report Thursday, but in October it said it expected the grounding would reduce its full-year pre-tax income by $540 million.
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It is actively attracting girls into exploring science and technology careers using the excitement and glamour of Formula One, and provides a grounding in all areas of the sport, including branding, sponsorship, engineering and design.
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Before launching its globe-trotting adventure, "Spies in Disguise" finds grounding in a sweetly sentimental prologue in which a young Walter is shown tinkering with devices designed to protect his police officer mother (Rachel Brosnahan).
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American cut its 2019 profit forecast in April, blaming an estimated $350 million hit from the worldwide grounding in March of Boeing 737 MAX planes, forcing thousands of separate flight cancellations during its busiest travel season.
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"Because there is persuasive evidence that the entry suspension has a legitimate grounding in national security concerns, quite apart from any religious hostility, we must accept that independent justification," Roberts wrote on behalf of the court.
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"We recognize that if we lose the House, there are Democrats who have talked impeachment even though it's a bogus, baseless theory with no grounding in truth," Republican National Committee spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany said in July.
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The Max flight was likely unrelated to the current crisis as many airlines have been sending their Max aircraft to storage following its worldwide grounding in 2019, especially as Boeing maintained production of the flawed aircraft.
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The story is one of the most dramatic from the Old Testament, but also one that has no grounding in history, as no archeological evidence exists to suggest that such a mass migration ever took place.
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Although the airline only has five of the planes in its fleet, it has 25 more on order, none of which have been able to be delivered since the start of the grounding in March 2019.
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As an example, consider the (probably) most elite art form of all, opera — which, for full appreciation, requires a grounding in several foreign languages, acute powers of vocal and musical discernment, and a long attention span.
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Labour claims this is so he can sell out the National Health Service to President Donald Trump, a very unpopular man in the UK. It's a great bit of politics, but has little grounding in reality.
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As his first week in office amply demonstrated, Mr. Trump has no grounding in national security decision making, no sophistication in governance and little apparent grasp of what it takes to lead a great diverse nation.
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The abduction of Adolf Eichmann from Argentina by Israeli agents the same year and his subsequent trial before the District Court of Jerusalem provided additional grounding in the minutiae of the Holocaust for those who paid attention.
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Her dad, meanwhile, gave her a versatile grounding in MMA, a sport that has evolved dramatically over the last 20 years and entails using a combination of moves from different martial arts disciplines to defeat an opponent.
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Boeing Co's shares lost 2.4% as the Chicago planemaker grapples with the fallout of two deadly crashes of its 737 MAX jet within five months, which prompted a worldwide grounding in March and a string of litigation.
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The Midwest heat wave comes amid a dry spell that has dropped river levels in the region and forced shippers to load export-bound barges with less grain to prevent them from grounding in the shallower waterways.
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Speaking on the eve of the show, the head of Boeing divisions spanning jetliners, defence and services expressed sympathy for the relatives of victims of the two crashes that led to the plane's worldwide grounding in March.
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The weekend starts off with some exaggerated speech as Mercury clashes with Jupiter, the planet of abundance, on Friday—there can be some conceptual oversight, but at least there's a lot of grounding in the physical plane!
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The company's success in podcasting is in part thanks to its grounding in journalistic principles and ethics, Grundmann said, although she and her team have strived to grow NPR's podcast network beyond shows in the news category.
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Unlike its main U.S. competitors, Delta does not own the 737 MAX, which has not flown since a worldwide grounding in March that is forcing more than 100 daily flight cancellations at Southwest Airlines and American Airlines.
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The answers aren't particularly revolutionary, but in a time when pundits, tech giants, politicians, and the public are all flailing around making assertions about fake news, it's important to have some factual grounding in what we're talking about.
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Both of them wanted to be artists, and after graduation they spent five years at the John Herron Art Institute, in Indianapolis, a first-rate art school that gave them a solid grounding in traditional methods and materials.
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The studio has never had much of a signature or an identity equivalent to Pixar's solid grounding in richly emotional stories, and Hidden World does nothing to cement DreamWorks' identity or even suggest where that might be going.
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Still, we find it hard not to pay attention—and even, if we let our guard down, react emotionally—when the most powerful person on the planet says scary things that seem to have little grounding in reality.
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The grounding in mid-March following two fatal crashes of the jet has run up legal fees for the Southwest Airline Pilots Association, which has had to comply with records requests as part of the Justice Department's investigation.
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What's notable about Ms. Cleveland's story is its grounding in an untutored wisdom, her own canny powers of observation and a willingness to write with candor about professional challenges that, as often as not, were rooted in race.
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Others fell somewhere in between (he paired a somewhat stylized staging of Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana" with a "Pagliacci" that told the story faithfully but updated the action to 1949 and gave Leoncavallo's postwar clowns a grounding in vaudeville).
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And to a lesser degree in fact the president has so little grounding in history or how politicians are covered that he perceives all coverage as somehow specific to him, as opposed to the way presidents are covered.
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Rising bookings have fueled revenue growth for the main U.S. carriers, partially because they have been able to charge passengers more for seats that are in scarcer supply following the worldwide MAX grounding in March after two fatal crashes.
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The point, however, is that Gillespie and his campaign feel that a hysterical racialized scare campaign about gang rape with zero grounding in policy reality will sell better than some kind of tedious seminar about immigration's impact on wages.
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He chided the essential disconnect of powerful forces that act with supreme mastery over technology but with no grounding in sociopolitical understanding (specifically naming Mark Zuckerberg) and those who have the inverse problem (the U.S. Congress, in Friedman's view).
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Rising bookings have fueled revenue growth for the main U.S. carriers, partially because they have been able to charge passengers more for seats that are in scarcer supply following the worldwide Max grounding in March after two fatal crashes.
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The report also said the FAA did not closely evaluate a key safety system known as MCAS involved in two fatal crashes of the MAX in five months that killed 346 people and prompted the plane's grounding in March.
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" As Walter Russell Mead, a professor at Bard College and a scholar at the conservative Hudson Institute, put it the other day, "The fact that he doesn't have a grounding in the prior use of the term is liberating.
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The FAA did not elaborate on the latest setback for Boeing, which has been working to get its best-selling airplane back in the air following a worldwide grounding in March in the wake of two deadly crashes within five months.
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The low-cost airline, which operates an all-737 fleet, is the largest customer of the planes in the U.S. and had 34 in its fleet with another 200 more on order at the time of the grounding in March.
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It held that because the ban "has a legitimate grounding in national security concerns, quite apart from any religious hostility, (the Court) must accept that independent justification" without inquiring whether that grounding or illicit discrimination actually motivated the president's actions.
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The story of a couple who commit suicide and give a lethal injection to their daughter, The Seventh Continent was based on a family suicide Haneke had read about in the newspaper—certainly a grounding in reality, if an extreme one.
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While it's hard to quantify whether it helped realign my chakras, having crystals on my nails did remind me that I needed a little grounding in life — plus, my nails looked fresh as hell, so I'd call it a win-win.
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First, Buttigieg's discourse underscores his sharp intellect, compassion, clear vision and hope for America, impeccable understanding of history, ability to talk directly to voters, and thorough grounding in the issues facing our nation — all of which are nothing less than striking.
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That mythological notion of one dude coming to town and changing everything has a lot of grounding in grindhouse cinema and pulp revenge stories, but at the same time, Mafia III also touches on the way that change is systemic.
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That mythological notion of one dude coming to town and changing everything has a lot of grounding in grindhouse cinema and pulp revenge stories, but at the same time, Mafia III also touches on the way that change is systemic.
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Update: Ken Propp, a director at software trade group BSA, says that the executive order "should not affect the privacy protections afforded under the US-EU Privacy Shield," and cited the agreement's grounding in a law called the Judicial Redress Act.
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He also attempts to present a left-armed Sieg Heil as somehow harmless on the basis of a letter of support he was sent by a World War II veteran, an idea that appears to have little grounding in reality.
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The FAA did not elaborate on the latest setback for Boeing, which has been working to get its best-selling airplane back in the air following a worldwide grounding in March in the wake of two deadly crashes within five months.
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"Privacy in Context: Technology, Policy, and the Integrity of Social Life," Helen Nissenbaum — A theoretical work with a solid grounding in the realities of modern technology that provides a good overview of the debates around what the right to privacy is.
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The Master of Arts degree in Curatorial Practice at the School of Visual Arts is a two-year program that focuses on intensive professional training, with a thorough grounding in the study of art and exhibition history, research, and theory.
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" Mr. Lerman, who teaches at Shalem College in Jerusalem and is a senior researcher at the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies at Bar Ilan University, pointed to what he called Mr. Trump's "lack of serious grounding in intelligence craft.
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Boeing's new Chief Executive David Calhoun assumes the job Monday as the U.S. planemaker battles to recover from two fatal crashes of 737 Max planes that killed 346 people in five months and led to the model's worldwide grounding in March.
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While you might not be building a machine gun-powered jetpack (like Munroe explores in What If?), odds are you do power your home and send files, which gives How To's absurd explorations a relatable grounding in day-to-day tasks.
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"The new rules move the Endangered Species Act dangerously away from its grounding in sound science that has made the Act so effective," said Karimah Schoenhut, staff attorney for environmental activist group the Sierra Club, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
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The two provide a solid grounding in the technical aspects of this, but I keep returning to the simple promise that's embedded in this new technology: better image processing from chips that will be available to all, not just an exclusive few.
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" The court found "persuasive evidence that the entry suspension has a legitimate grounding in national security concerns, quite apart from any religious hostility," Roberts wrote, concluding that "the Government has set forth a sufficient national security justification to survive rational basis review.
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The three U.S. airlines that operate the MAX - United, American Airlines Group Inc and Southwest Airlines Co - are cancelling thousands of flights each month since a worldwide grounding in March following crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia that killed a total of 346 people.
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It begins with an introductory course that offers you a solid grounding in the basics of Excel and then jumps to more complex lessons that dive into advanced concepts like data visualization, task automation, and financial functions like payments, future value, and depreciation.
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"Ocasio-Cortez's expensive ideas often lack any grounding in facts and she has been fact checked at least five times," the RNC email claims before linking to dozens of articles that examine and debunk the claims Ocasio-Cortez has made throughout her campaign.
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"The new rules move the Endangered Species Act dangerously away from its grounding in sound science that has made the Act so effective – opening the door to political decisions couched as claims that threats to species are too uncertain to address," she said.
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Ammons had a friendly, open, searching style, one that sometimes veered toward the metaphysical ("abstraction is the bogey-boo of those incapable of it," he wrote) but tended to find its grounding in the crunch of wit or a small, superb insight.
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That position is certainly arguable — for instance, there have been many critiques of The Bell Curve that argue that it's based on shoddy scholarship — but the Free Press's list of titles tended to at least gesture at a grounding in academic thought.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Two Democrats on the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee on Thursday introduced legislation to mandate numerous aviation safety recommendations in the wake of two fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people and led to the plane's grounding in March.
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There's nothing wrong with a reminder that it matters how we spend our time and attention, or that our feelings are irrational and still valid, but without explicit grounding in star charts, these pieces do not necessarily qualify as horoscopes in the traditional sense.
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If you still haven't decided whether to travel down the Christmas Prince road of absurdity versus the Christmas Inheritance slight grounding in reality, the deciding factor as to which movie you should watch boils down to how you like your schmaltzy movies to end.
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Southwest Airlines Co, which has the world's largest MAX fleet with 34 jets, has cut its 963 financial outlook, while American Airlines Group Inc trimmed its first-quarter revenue forecast on Tuesday after cancelling 1,200 flights due to the MAX grounding in the United States.
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"The criticism on the right is often that there is no grounding in the text of the law, but in this case, I would argue there is," said Chase Strangio, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union's Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and HIV Project.
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Her grounding in economic research helped her steer the policy debate in favor of the Fed's slow pace of interest rate increases, based on her perception there was still weakness in corners of the job market missed in headline figures like the unemployment rate.
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Even the most shocking turns in Jimmy's storyline — the season three finale, for instance, in which Chuck committed suicide by burning his house down — don't feel far-fetched or impossible; their grounding in a firmly real emotional structure precludes the ability to watch the show passively.
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PARIS, April 5 (Reuters) - Boeing and suppliers are looking at scenarios including a slowdown in production of the 737 MAX if the plane's grounding in the wake of two accidents lasts for a number of months, as many analysts expect, a person familiar with the process said.
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" Pointing to the government's stated purpose of "preventing entry of nationals who cannot be adequately vetted and inducing other nations to improve their practices," the court saw "persuasive evidence that the entry suspension has a legitimate grounding in national security concerns, quite apart from any religious hostility.
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The estimate, provided to Reuters by American Airlines Group Inc, United Airlines and Southwest Airlines Co officials, is the first indication of the time needed to bring the jets out of storage following a worldwide grounding in March spurred by deadly crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
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A Cuban-born drummer, Mela has a deep grounding in Afro-Caribbean percussion tradition — and a hunger to explore the outer limits of a drum set's capabilities, often by playing with an extreme lightness of touch or by letting tempo fade out, giving way to texture.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Boeing Co's new Chief Executive David Calhoun assumes the job Monday as the U.S. planemaker battles to recover from two fatal crashes of 737 MAX planes that killed 346 people in five months and led to the model's worldwide grounding in March.
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We were unsatisfied by the official descriptions of what was happening in Iraq and Afghanistan, and by work from writers who seemed more determined to be in the good graces of the wars' organizers than in gaining a fuller and more honest grounding in their subject.
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Clinton is effectively seeking to turn Mr. Sanders's grounding in class-based politics into a liability, suggesting that he is insufficiently focused on the immediate problems of black voters whose quality of life will not be lifted by curbing Wall Street excesses or reforming the campaign finance system.
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The nation's first charter school opened in 220006 and there are now more than 2202,2628 across 28500 states and Washington, D.C. Listening to the political debate about charter schools, though, you'd think they are a new idea — or at least one with little grounding in research or practice.
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Mr. Clark — whose influences included Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams and Wallace Stevens — gracefully wed lyricism to modernism, added humor, cosmology and a love of the natural world, and demonstrated in his use of language a grounding in the poetry of British masters like John Donne and Andrew Marvell.
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The California congressman argued that the committee had failed in its duty to compel testimony from key witnesses and to subpoena documents like phone records, text messages and financial information, meaning that its conclusions lacked the grounding in evidence and procedure that the gravity of the issue merits.
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While some of this might sound intuitive, and top executives have always needed to have grounding in a range of specialties, huge collections of data about individuals have only recently made it possible to analyze in such detail what traits and experiences seem to predict success in the job market.
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The 6,000-pound Nexus comes equipped with a 150-mile range, a top speed of 150 mph, expansive windows for someday-to-be-dazzled passengers, an augmented-reality-enhanced flight experience, and—most importantly—a grounding in reality that will likely prove to be the envy of all air taxi startups.
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What if we're plunged into an economic crisis and we have a president whose first instinct is always to blame others and who's already purged from his side the most sober adults willing to tell him that his vaunted "gut instincts" have no grounding in economics or in law or in common sense.
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Bechai calculates that at the time of the Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max crash that triggered the worldwide grounding in mid-March, Boeing had about $33.4 billion in cash on hand from carriers to fund the production of new planes, a hoard he expects to run dry sometime early in the first quarter of 2020.
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We are given the bare minimum of grounding in time and place: We know that we are in an American college town, sometime after the advent of emails and cellphones, but no national events or national figures are ever named, and the technology never gets specific enough to give us any concrete sense of when the story takes place.
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Professor Gray's grounding in social justice began when she was a child growing up in Oklahoma in the 1930s on the fringes of the Dust Bowl, where her mother handed out food to migrant workers and her father's sermons against racism provoked a Ku Klux Klan cross-burning on the lawn of the parsonage in which the family lived.
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In the pre-DVR era, this made a lot of sense: When most regular viewers of a TV show tended to catch only four to six episodes over the course of its season, it was much more vital to provide them with a firm grounding in what the show was before diverging from it in the slightest.
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That anxiety has good grounding — in 220006, Pete AguilarPeter (Pete) Ray AguilarDemocratic leaders seek balance amid liberal push to go big on immigration Katherine Clark quietly eyes leadership ascent The Hill's Morning Report - Crunch time arrives for 2202 Dems with debates on deck MORE (D), then a first-time candidate, came in third and was locked out of the general.
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Underlying Monday's flurry of controversy is a third issue -- whether Dowd's position has any legal grounding in itself, and whether it would stand up to challenge as a defense of the President's action if Mueller finds against him in an investigation that was originally set up to probe whether there was collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during last year's election.
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If the concurrent Felix Gonzalez-Torres exhibition — which takes up all of David Zwirner's 20th Street space and spreads across the city in a series of billboards— is a significant theoretical, historical, and affective grounding in a crucial point in the development of conceptualism, Invisible Man is an eloquent argument for the continued relevance and potential of contemporary conceptual work.
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To get a grasp on modern American farmers as a voting bloc requires a grounding in the complex history of New Deal federal subsidy programs, the racism that defined those programs, the trade deals of the '80s and '90s that delivered a death blow to the once-dominant family-run business model, and the whiplash of consolidation that has defined farming the past 20 years.
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In one sense, that uncertainty over Trump's intentions, as well as his inexperience and lack of a long-term grounding in US-China relations, may give the US leader a paradoxical advantage, in that the Chinese side cannot be sure exactly what approach he will take and how he will behave and whether he will stick to the diplomatic frameworks that have defined US-China relations for decades.
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President-elect 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 surprise victory has raised hopes among a cross-section of lawmakers, business leaders and former public officials that his lack of grounding in the policy battles of recent years could improve the chances of bipartisanship in Washington.
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Most recently, Jane Mayer did a long piece connecting a number of dots and making a persuasive case that the relationship goes far beyond ideological affinity, to a kind of collaboration that has tilted the scales from Fox News doing opinion journalism with grounding in the principles of news to it being an extension of the administration whose purpose, while always commercial, has become focused on supporting the president — a political outcome — rather than covering him.
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Trump — 993k interactions Elizabeth Warren — Student debt cancellation and tuition-free college plan — 2.0 million Bernie Sanders — Student debt cancellation — 1.7 million Kamala Harris — Black homeownership plan — 522k Pete Buttigieg — Attacks on the religious right — 1.1 million Andrew Yang — Universal basic income — 140k Beto O'Rourke — Pro-choice stance on abortion (largely used as an attack by conservative media) — 404k Cory Booker — Gun control plan, attacks on NRA — 1.1 million Between the lines: The short attention spans of media consumers mean that policies that resonate and catch like wildfire must be concrete and easy to grasp, without requiring much grounding in policy, which is often necessary for understanding health care and climate change plans.
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