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Casual use seems to have fallen; heavy use has stabilised.
Or, the heavy use of feather dusters as erotic instruments.
There was heavy use of light projections on the stage.
I put this to heavy use over the last few day.
The MPS has made heavy use of social media monitoring tools.
Even with heavy use, I still managed an easy 24 hours.
Heavy use in adolescence has been associated with several developmental delays.
Still, even after heavy use in all weather, very tough, very hardy.
Project-related capex was a heavy use of CFO in recent years.
A new study links heavy use of both substances to lower grades.
Built to be fully waterproof, the Khyte is designed for heavy use.
The cooling units are already in heavy use and sucking in air.
A few decades of heavy use have spread plastics around the globe.
And then there's also the heavy use of guitars on Pre-Millennium Tension.
The combination of heavy use and harsh laws has resulted in overcrowded prisons.
Firms can ignore difficult areas, such as their heavy use of chemicals, entirely.
Instead there were a lot of books around, and they got heavy use.
Saudi Arabia's monarchy has long defended its heavy use of the death penalty.
Half of the cannabis-using group had begun heavy use before age 16.
"Producers over 35 all probably made heavy use of the MPC," Alexander explains.
Plus, they're less likely to pill or tear, even after years of heavy use.  
Consequently, the heavy use of metals makes the Yoga 260 — you guessed it — heavy.
Mighty Cast says it can hold a charge for three days with heavy use.
She makes heavy use of internet speak, even transcribing instant messaging exchanges with viewers.
That pollution comes from vehicle emissions, heavy use of fossil fuels and other factors.
"Our customers tend to make heavy use of their equipment," Off-Grid's Schreiber said.
Much of ARMY has also wrestled with the song's heavy use of auto-tune.
Heavy use of high heels can, obviously, fuck up your feet and body pretty badly.
Considering the heavy use that many buyers subject their pickups to, that's no easy question.
There was simply no way to realize the world without heavy use of digital animation.
Heavy use of drugs and alcohol was one strategy, to smother anxious thoughts with inebriation.
In my experience, they lasted a long time and didn't shed, even after heavy use.
Despite the heavy use of buzzwords, the designers of VSCO didn't take themselves too seriously.
Democrats are making heavy use of hybrid ads now, but they have a bipartisan tradition.
An effective fight against fake news is going to require heavy use of both approaches.
However, other analysts have noted before that only five non-native apps see heavy use monthly.
According to the product page, it's also made of aircraft-grade aluminum to withstand heavy use.
Biodiversity was in decline as a result of the heavy use of pesticides and other pollutants.
Trump's heavy use of Facebook emerged after the 2016 election as a factor in his success.
The battery-powered vehicles used by most scooter-sharing companies weren't intended for such heavy use.
According to Wired Magazine, QKD has seen heavy use within financial institutions in Europe, especially Switzerland.
Heavy use of long-distance modem calls could add up to hundreds of dollars a month.
But the heavy use of spy tropes only emphasizes how inert and uninvolving the tale is.
Obesity, smoking, heavy use of alcohol and sedentary lifestyles are also associated with an increased risk.
Many of these beanies will begin to fray and tear after a season of heavy use.
For this show, Kentridge has made heavy use of diagnostic imaging: X-rays, CAT scans, MRIs.
Many had expected the pause and the heavy use of force by police would sap numbers Sunday.
Heavy use of curved wood adds warmth to the interior and contrasts with the high-tech touches.
Some days it breezes through without issue, but heavy use has occasionally necessitated a mid-day charge.
How much money is a city willing to pay for a service that doesn't see heavy use?
The familiar Leica red dot is new, however, as is the font, and heavy use of black.
This heavy-use justification certainly makes the high price of a flagship phone seem less wince-inducing.
Then it's just a matter of making sure the bikes can withstand heavy use and city streets.
Who needs a battery pack for a phone that easily sails through a day of heavy use?
If there's a single thing that most distinguishes Indiana fried chicken, it's the heavy use of pepper.
Other workers will see tax increases by losing access to deductions they currently make heavy use of.
The parents' fears struck a nerve for a movement that has made heavy use of family analogies.
Frequent use has been found to cause memory problems, and heavy use can even cause coma and death.
They know what they're doing, and they employ heavy use of experimentation, playtesting, and iteration in their process.
DESPITE making heavy use of their platforms, the 45th president is no fan of America's big tech firms.
The report attributed the pollution to vehicle emissions, heavy use of fossil fuels, dust and burning of waste.
For residents, especially those who make heavy use of on-demand deliveries, the pitch is control and convenience.
And that operating system remains in use as the subway system feels the daily strain from heavy use.
Traditional farming of cotton, the second-biggest raw material for textile, makes heavy use of pesticides and water.
One Amazon buyer loves the long lifespan of this drill, even when putting it to heavy use regularly.
Heavy use is not going to be a tobacco rating, but it will not be best class available.
I got through a day's worth of moderate to even heavy use multiple times in the past week.
All the deals were dependent on U.S. licenses because of the heavy use of American parts in commercial planes.
Analysts said L&G's heavy use of transitional measures meant it was anticipated their ratio would come down significantly.
On top of that, BMW also makes heavy use of Azure's reporting features and Microsoft's Power BI charting tool.
Under very heavy use, I still got up over seven hours, and more regular use got me beyond eight.
In the mid- to late 1960s heavy use of the hallucinogen by pop musicians and fans was hardly unusual.
While the Moto Z does drain quickly during heavy use, it does a tremendous job conserving battery when idle.
All the deals are dependent on U.S. license because of the heavy use of American parts in the planes.
All the deals are dependent on U.S. licenses because of the heavy use of U.S. parts in commercial planes.
Handles: Hardwood handles are best because metal handles tend to bend or warp with heavy use, especially over time.
The bottom line: Under Barack Obama, the U.S. pounded ISIS from the air and made heavy use of drones.
All the deals are dependent on U.S. licenses because of the heavy use of American parts in commercial planes.
Curbed, for example, makes heavy use of reports from companies like Zillow and Redfin to cover real estate trends.
If you're in a profession that makes heavy use of LinkedIn, this deal may make perfect sense to you.
There's a 210,26mAh battery that will last forever; I'm getting two days of pretty heavy use with no problem.
The Chinese government has regularly stated the centers are voluntary and are no longer in heavy use in Xinjiang.
Other international scientists have raised concerns about how heavy use of glyphosate is impacting human health and the environment.
Heavy use of antibiotics, while often necessary, can kill off the nonresistant infections and allow resistant ones to thrive.
The heavy use of tear gas, including in densely populated residential neighborhoods, has prompted public health and environmental concerns.
Many readers have deemed the book unreadable — thanks to Wallace's sprawling sentences, heavy use of footnotes and meandering subplots.
There is a market for professional iPad use among people whose job would involve heavy use of the Pencil.
Aside from outperforming other models that we tested, it's inexpensive and offers two years of battery life with heavy use.
Despite President-elect Donald Trump's heavy use of social media, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is not invited to today's summit.
Despite being on his death bed, Burns recovered through a 10-day stay that involved heavy use of blood thinners.
He pointed out that Mr. Bratton made heavy use of the tool when he ran the Los Angeles police force.
Does the heavy use of voice communications over frequently (and manually) shifted shared channels seem a little … well … twentieth century?
He said they have had particular success with SaaS and fintech companies, both of which make heavy use of APIs.
Some experts say the pace of litigation against the administration is the result of Trump's heavy use of executive orders.
The durable resin tines are designed to bend without breaking, so they'll stand up to heavy use year after year.
China has faced criticism from human rights advocates for years for its heavy use of torture and the death penalty.
Cities and states have no choice but to acquiesce to its demands—and to its heavy use of public infrastructure.
Much of the hesitation over buying and restoring it has to do with the house's heavy use over the years.
As they struggle to keep afloat, the startups are scrambling to build a better scooter that can withstand heavy use.
The heftier price tag ($345) is due to the pot's ability to survive heavy use (I'm talking professional kitchens here).
A fully charged River lasted four days under heavy use, charging phones, speakers, laptops, tablets, and cameras off the DC ports.
In addition to its prodigious employment of screens, the Nissan also makes heavy use of matte-finished wood throughout the interior.
The remaining 10 percent grows within public nature reserves, causing serious environmental harm from deforestation and the heavy use of pesticides.
Japan has been criticised for its heavy use of coal-fired power generation and plans to build new coal-fired plants.
Japan's heavy use of policy has not delivered the desired results, and the stronger yen has defied the central bank's efforts.
Mr Barr noted a provision against disclosure of information brought before a grand jury, which Mr Mueller made heavy use of.
The phone lasted a day and a half of heavy use, which is in line with the best phones I've tested.
The group made heavy use of social media, and in particular Twitter, to spread news of the dumps and mock victims.
For example, the wood on the stairs in my newly renovated house is starting to divot and wear under heavy use.
That construction was the bane of local business, but it's now largely complete, and the widened staircases are in heavy use.
For example, the International Klein Blue by artist Yves Klein gets its punch from a heavy use of the ultramarine pigment.
In Tudor Village to the southwest, the houses make heavy use of gables and red brick with chunks of rusticated stone.
Even for those objects that can withstand the heavy use, Ms. Rose said, additional dishwashing and polishing staff will be required.
All three are making heavy use of their drive-thrus to distribute food, while still limiting crowds of customers from gathering.
But several Republican lawmakers also represent areas where constituents, including those in the middle class, make heavy use of the deduction.
And oil, which is driving up emissions from its heavy use in the transport sector, is projected to rise by 0.9%.
There's also been a growing body of research showing that heavy use of social media may be bad for mental health.
Battery lifeMost smartphones can last through a busy day and a half, but some can endure two days of heavy use.
Japan has been criticized for its heavy use of coal-fired power generation and plans to build new coal-fired plants.
Battery life on both phones was more than good enough to get me through a day of moderate to heavy use.
These include invasive species and disease, but also man-made risks from agricultural practices, climate change, and the heavy use of pesticides.
The heavy use of psychedelic and experimental rock as sample choices is yet another unconventional choice in Ocean's unconventional music, I guess.
One thing we do worry about Pokémon Go is its power consumption thanks to heavy use of GPS and your phone's camera.
Ultra-modern, flamboyant designs often involved heavy use of cladding - layers fixed to the outside of buildings for decoration, insulation or protection.
It shouldn't be a surprise that the game's heavy use of the phone's camera and GPS makes it a serious battery killer.
Some experts are concerned that the heavy use of computers for lessons and assignments can deprive students of skills like group collaboration.
Granted, these are issues that are bound to improve over time and with heavy use, but it's not the most intuitive setup.
The American-led coalition fighting the Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq makes heavy use of Incirlik Air Base in Turkey.
Roads that fleeing refugees have used near the river, like this one seen in 2018, are disintegrating after so much heavy use.
"It's really at the heavy use-level that you see the worse outcomes; that's very clear from the research," Twenge tells me.
The debate has heated up in the wake of recent attacks by Islamic militants, who make heavy use of digital communications networks.
But several Republican lawmakers also represent areas where constituents, including those in the upper-middle class, make heavy use of the deduction.
Dr. Meis, the Dutch researcher, said he believed that drug-resistant fungi were developing thanks to heavy use of fungicides on crops.
A good dining table will be sturdy and well-made, with a finish that withstands heavy use and shows little obvious wear.
Her heavy use of Catholic imagery was in sharp contrast to the Indigenous ceremonies held by Mr. Morales in the presidential palace.
But the damage had been done, and Chinese restaurants were associated with heavy use of MSG and, by extension, Chinese restaurant syndrome.
"Rates of teen use and, for most substances, rates of teen heavy use have declined," he said, steadily since about the 1990s.
Heavy use will bring it a little under, but I found with Alexa on and with typical use you hit 8 hours easily.
It's not the all-time battery champion that the Z Play is, but it'll comfortably get you through a day of heavy use.
But Samsung tells us the display has been "tested and guaranteed for 200,000 folds," which it estimates is five years of heavy use.
The heavy use of narration is an iconic aspect of the novels, and for longtime fans, it's great to see it on-screen.
Scott Family Amazeum | Bentonville, ARAnother great application for wood: Museums, where heavy use from visitors only adds to the patina of the wood.
The long-term damage of heavy use includes scarring of the bladder, which can become so severe that you may need a transplant.
And China's heavy use of fossil fuels has made it the world's largest greenhouse gas emitter, raising the risk of severe climate change.
"Be Still My Soul" makes heavy use of the up-close-face shot but both McCreary and Richardson Jackson can pull it off.
One of the leaders of those protests, Alexei Navalny, has nonetheless made heavy use of the internet to take shots at Putin's regime.
And the season you're in, when you're finishing the shows, you guys have just started to really ... You use heavy use of internet.
Such heavy use of other screens was tied to a 43 percent greater risk of obesity, researchers report in the Journal of Pediatrics.
The heavy use of pinch-hitters was especially surprising since the game was played in an American League park, so pitchers weren't hitting.
There are risks: The drug is potentially addictive, heavy use can impair cognition, and it could induce a psychotic reaction in some patients.
Runner's World said that it is a good introductory roller that offers medium firmness and holds up even with long-term heavy use.
If that's up your alley today, maybe give your fridge the deep clean it deserves after its heavy use over the last month.
A brief tour through art history yields countless examples of famous artworks that make heavy use of opaque couché and its close relatives.
Ian Marcus Amelkin, one of Sayoc's lawyers, argued that Sayoc's crimes were caused by paranoid, delusional thinking brought on by heavy use of steroids.
The Smart Battery Case was able to easily keep my iPhone XR charged at 100 percent for an entire day of rather heavy use.
As both its title and heavy use of near-naked men suggested, it looks set to be the gayest game ever released in China.
Hu's mom is the one who turned him on to WeChat, a popular Chinese messaging app that makes heavy use of emojis and stickers.
That came after heavy use given the retirement of Britain's carrier and intense operations between 2015-2016 in the fight against Islamic State militants.
Yet another is the literary portrait he constructs in Geomancer through the heavy use of words—in this case, Geomancer's narration of self-discovery.
It'll get you through a day of normal, and even heavy, use, but don't expect it to extend too far into the next day.
They were aimed at anyone on the streets whom officers viewed as suspect, making heavy use of stop-and-frisk and other confrontation techniques.
In the Starbucks training, the heavy use of videos with police brutality against black people and the white bias served to worsen racial tensions.
But in recent years there have been concerns raised about possible effects of heavy use of acetaminophen on the brain of the developing fetus.
Another buyer uses his AmazonBasics for photography and after two years of heavy use, he finally had one of his eight batteries stop working.
Further upending expectations, Vaccarello scaled back his typically heavy use of black and instead employed vibrant colors, including cobalt blue, fuchsia, purple and gold.
For its part, Superpedestrian says its vehicles can help scooter rental companies save money because they're designed for heavy use that can sustain daily customers.
Your laptop needs constant internet access, so it's unlikely to make heavy use of this feature (except, perhaps, when it moves into a sleep state).
I needed two of these batteries to get a full day of heavy use, which is in line with my experience on other GoPro cameras.
Such heavy use of fungicides has negative impacts on the environment and the occupational health of the banana workers, and increases the costs of production.
Your AirPods won't make the cut if they show signs of heavy use — even if they're fully functional and don't have any chips or cracks.
She said she wouldn't want to discourage anybody from smoking weed; she just wants people to know heavy use can bring them some serious misery.
Heavy use of pesticides, wholesale clearing of their habitat, and the spread of disease from non-native, commercial bees, have contributed to their precipitous decline.
With average to heavy use, it can make it through a full day, and if left unplugged at night, loses roughly 30% of its charge.
When Lawn tasked heavy use cannabis users with completing a task for a reward while they weren't high, they fared the same as non-users.
That means companies that make heavy use of Google cloud won't necessarily use it for everything, since there are some limitations to using the service.
But that concession has not been enough to placate some Republicans whose constituents make heavy use of the existing deduction for state and local taxes.
Based on work from a Dutch epidemiologist, Berenson estimates that "one extra person in 250 may develop psychosis from cannabis use" in countries with heavy use.
That's not to say it's bad; I'm frequently able to get through a day of medium to heavy use without needing to charge up part way.
Scandinavia, and also smaller welfare states like Canada and Australia, makes a heavy use of consumption taxes, the conservative policy writer and analyst Reihan Salam notes.
The financial services unit makes heavy use of asset-backed securities, bundles of loans sold to investors who are then entitled to proceeds from the payments.
Yet they're under political pressure to back away from coal, given that their heavy use of it is accelerating global warming and worsening local air pollution.
That put me at about 11 hours of all-day heavy use, which is the best battery life I've had on a smaller iPhone in years.
And the heavy use Irish nationalists made of America, as a rear-base and source of funds, through to the late 20th century, nurtured that awakening.
But that dream ended in September 2012, when Twitter announced changes that restricted developers from building third-party clients and making heavy use of its API.
He would replace Republican Tom Price, who resigned last month amid controversy over his heavy use of private and government jets for travel at taxpayer expense.
As with many bee types and pollinators, heavy use of pesticides, sprawling real estate development, climate change and other factors have contributed to staggering population declines.
One group that has made heavy use of the BlackEnergy malware, and has previously targeted power facilities and other ICS, is alleged Russian hacking group Sandworm.
One aspect that will get a lot of attention is how quickly the trucks' batteries will degrade after heavy use that could reach 50,000 miles annually.
At Tanjung Public Hospital in northern Lombok, its seven ambulances were in heavy use, but one is already out of action due to lack of fuel.
During the presentation, Perlman, a onetime Apple employee who invented the firm's Quicktime technology that is still in heavy use today, called the WebTV reveal historic.
The utility plans to test the buses' batteries next summer to see how they hold up under heavy use and to check whether the economics work.
The startups favor cheap scooters — they typically cost just a few hundred bucks — that were never designed for the rigors of heavy use and adverse weather.
ARKit will get heavy use from developers like Snapchat, which will use it to make hyper-realistic selfie filters that track closely to a user's facial features.
Netflix's new series has everyone (including us at Refinery29) talking about its depictions of sexual assault, bullying, and depression, which it does through heavy use of flashbacks.
The former country makes heavy use of bots in attacking opponents of the Kremlin, while the latter is known to use human labor to run shell accounts.
While the actors and showrunners have often poked fun at their heavy use of unnecessary nudity, its absence underlined how strong the show can be without it.
That's good, but without additional material beneath the arch, even nylon will eventually start to sag with heavy use, reducing the amount of support it can provide.
And though casual cannabis use doesn't seem to have any major lasting negative effects on the general population, the same isn't necessarily true for chronic, heavy use.
That early legislation targeted PFAS through the military, which has at least 425 sites that have been contaminated after exercises involving the heavy use of firefighting foam.
As electric car sales zoom in Norway, the chargers are in such heavy use that some of them do not stand up to the wear and tear.
Campbell Soup, which has heavy use of steel in its soup cans, will be among the food companies hurt the most, according to analysts at Credit Suisse.
Because of the Islamic State's heavy use of snipers, securing high ground is crucial, and Iraqi forces were nearing the base of the hill by Sunday afternoon.
And "New Eden" reminded me more of the heavy use of religion in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," which made Benjamin Sisko an Emissary of the Prophets.
It's an engineering decision made to ensure that older phones with weaker batteries don't shut down when the phone is in heavy use and drawing lots of current.
However, the studio's games have also been criticized for their heavy use of microtransactions, which often force players to spend money in order to progress through the game.
For the marijuana industry, that makes the heaviest users the most lucrative customers — meaning pot businesses have a financial incentive to encourage more heavy use and even abuse.
If a beauty support group existed, you'd find us in a meeting moaning and groaning about how disgusting our eyeshadows get after a few weeks of heavy use.
That standardization should help each module withstand being connected and disconnected constantly, as well as helping them charge when plugged in and simply not break from heavy use.
HTC says it has also worked hard to extend battery life on the 103, and it has no trouble getting through a day of heavy use for me.
He goes deep into the conversations between characters, making heavy use of close-ups, and he stages the whole thing in a lakeside setting of almost obscene beauty.
The region has been affected by severe droughts in recent years, affecting not only food security but also energy supply in countries that make heavy use of hydropower.
To be clear, the FBI already makes heavy use of technology similar to GrayKey, and spends millions of dollars on equipment that cracks phones without using mandated backdoors.
It has a few small scratches and smudges that are only noticeable up-close, so I'm certain that it's going to last through several years of heavy use.
My conversations with Haid wandered from mundane details of hospitality design — choosing the right industrial fixtures in the kitchen, for heavy use — to the philosophical roots of nomadism.
They started out playing bombastic industrial music, appearing on stage in old army uniforms and making heavy use of symbols and poses that suggested fascism or extreme nationalism.
Here he did much good work — but his habit of asking readers (and editors) to take on trust his heavy use of anonymous sources got him into scrapes.
Multiple Chinese state media publications trumpeted on Tuesday that the country now had access to a greater amount of "clean energy," compared to previous heavy use of coal.
The elimination of the state and local tax deduction could adversely affect those in the upper middle class, who tend to make heavy use of the tax break.
Brazil has relied heavily on exports of raw materials to grow its economy, conveniently matching China's efforts to become the world's factory floor, with accompanying heavy use of commodities.
Planemakers say they are unable to use this window because Washington has also revoked export license needed by all Western planemakers due to their heavy use of U.S. parts.
BBSes may not be in heavy use anymore, and the scene around warez art is considerably diminished, but some of these pieces are still viewable in their original format.
There are certainly questions about how the service — which has a smaller audience than Twitch — will scale with heavy use, but near-zero streaming lag is a huge advantage.
The singer posted a video Thursday night after an explosive article was published alleging his downward spiral is due to his heavy use of coke, Xanax, molly and lean.
In December, after Sean Parker and Chamath Palihapitiya spoke publicly about the damaging psychological effects of social media, Facebook acknowledged evidence that heavy use can exacerbate anxiety and loneliness.
The issues highlight how a decades-old system is still in constant, heavy use, despite being susceptible to fairly simple attacks and with no clear means for a solution.
They followed the Rays several years ago with the heavy use of shifts, they have embraced the use of curveballs, and they have one of baseball's largest analytics staffs.
While the production will make heavy use of audiovisual projections, the real solution is as simple as it is theatrical: Mr. Murphy will play both characters, Dad and Crow.
The study authors also said that more research is needed to understand how "heavy use of aspirin, nonaspirin NSAIDs, and acetaminophen may contribute to the development of ovarian cancer."
In fact, studies have shown that heavy use of social media can have a negative impact on mental health, largely due to the widespread portrayal of unrealistic body images.
Because the Carters regularly throw parties for friends, they make heavy use of their 60-foot-long (18-meter) living room, which includes a fireplace and an indoor pond.
But the criticisms of America's heavy use of jail and prison were way ahead of the time — and indicate that Sanders was an early ally on this particular issue.
Dos Santos' heavy use of body work was a strategy to tire and slow Rothwell, while Rothwell's own strategy of pressing to the fence was a very labor intensive one.
Of course, the Gram 143 will have to be tested when we get our hands on a review unit, and it may fail to achieve that milestone under heavy use.
Private equity is structured around a small group of selective investors and managers whose efforts are magnified by the heavy use of leverage in the businesses that the funds control.
Some research suggests that heavy use results in erectile dysfunction and reduced sperm counts, while other research suggests marijuana stimulates activity in brain regions responsible for sexual arousal and activity.
I noted how it didn't always sleep when I wanted it to sleep and, after some very heavy use, one of the keys on the Type Cover keyboard did fail.
The company, Indigo, says it plans to replenish the microbiome of crops, adding back in microbes that have been killed over years of heavy use of herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides.
Suppose a high-wage economy were divided into two industries: wheat-growing (which is land-intensive) and watchmaking, which makes heavy use of labour and shelters behind a 10% tariff.
A recent report from the Royal Society for Public Health discovered that anxiety and depression are exacerbated by heavy use of social media apps such as Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter.
With Addison Reed and Jeurys Familia unavailable because of heavy use recently, Hansel Robles pitched the final two and two-thirds innings to earn his first save of the season.
Battery life has been great on the controller so far in that I haven't had to recharge it after several days of heavy use, it supposedly lasts quite a while.
He instead called for focus on technology that reduces emissions from heavy use of fossil fuels (his members' products) that he says will dominate energy markets for decades to come.
Leftist Maduro was expected to cruise to victory thanks to the heavy use of state resources, a ban on two of his most popular rivals, and a loyalist electoral council.
While some European countries, like Poland, have embraced the United States' point of view, Huawei is intertwined in European networks and many countries have made heavy use of its equipment.
On the other hand, parts of pipe networks can contain lead — and lead can get into water flowing through those pipes if they become corroded over time and through heavy use.
The film makes heavy use of prewar apartment buildings way uptown, abandoned Brooklyn subway stations with their cracked and stained mosaic tile, and rundown Deco exteriors in Newark and Jersey City.
Honor is a smartphone brand operated independently from Huawei's own smartphone division, but it's still wholly owned by Huawei and makes heavy use of the parent company's technology and supply chain.
When the two methods of focusing work, they work well and they work fast, but I ran into an issue where both methods of focusing would just....stop after heavy use.
In my experience, it can easily keep the Motion going through a full day of heavy use, and most people should be able to get multiple days between charges with it.
While attempting to abruptly end his heavy use of Halcion, he "went cold turkey" but his body lapsed into a coma for "eight or nine hours" in a Los Angeles hospital.
The outdoor air pollution is most common in low-income, urban areas and is caused by vehicle emissions, heavy use of fossil fuels, dust and burning of waste, the report said.
The new plan is to make heavy use of public-private partnerships, with 52 percent of total investment to come from the private sector against 3.33 percent in the last plan.
In order to keep all of Star Trek straight, Simon Pegg and Doug Jung, who co-wrote the upcoming Star Trek Beyond, made heavy use of the fan wiki Memory Alpha.
Whether brought along to the campsite, beach, or park or enjoyed as a permanent fixture of your property at home, this fire pit will last for years even with heavy use.
UC Berkeley's Caffe has been around since 2009, and remains popular because of its ease of customizability and large community of innovators, not to mention heavy use by Pinterest and Yahoo!
Proponents of the referendum immediately pointed to the heavy use of police force as a blight not only on Mr. Rajoy's conservative government, but also on Spain's still relatively young democracy.
The slightly higher figure announced on Monday reflected the construction industry's heavy use of steel, which had been expected to slow, while investment in electronics factories rose as overseas demand strengthened.
The features were revealed during Adobe's Sneaks event last night at the company's annual Max creativity conference, and this year, the features made heavy use of the Adobe's Sensei AI platform.
User groups say the Mobikes, with their solid tyres, a driveshaft rather than a chain, and solid wheel struts instead of wire spokes, appear more resilient against vandalism and heavy use.
After testing dozens of different scooters, an Ofo exec for North America told me the Xiaomi Mi stood out as the only useable choice for a heavy-use, shared fleet program.
The presence of nostalgia is evident in the production, too, as the heavy use of filters and reverb makes Paulus's vocals sound like a distant memory, gradually ebbing away into the ether.
Don't be surprised if those companies are willing to lower the prices of those foreign-made drugs in return for promises that Trump will lay off their heavy use of overseas plants.
Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Garmin promises about four or five days of heavy use between charges, or up to two weeks of battery life when you disable all the watch's smart features.
But as the film goes on, it starts to feel like Free Fire was really set in the '70s in order to make sense of its heavy use of John Denver tracks.
The approach of the first Green Revolution — which was fossil-fuel-dependent, limited to five crops and required heavy use of fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides and water — is simply not appropriate for today.
Just know you'll be making heavy use of the first few pages of your tax return as well as Schedule D. Things get more interesting if you were mining your own bitcoin.
Many of the games released in the past decade make heavy use of these buttons, so there's always an adjustment when one of those games makes the leap to an Apple platform.
He told CNBC their heavy use of technology could send prices lower in a number of ways, including through greater consumer information, improved supply chains and increased access to alternative cheaper products.
Gaga's performance was billed as "experiential" and "multisensory" in the run-up to the show, terms that ended up alluding to the heavy use of computer graphics, holography, and live video processing.
For this reason, the iPad (Amazon has it for $320) isn't our top choice if you're planning to make heavy use of the Pencil, though it is compatible and works just fine.
Just as bulky sweaters are packed into the depths of a tiny closet or tossed after a season of heavy use, activewear is also subject to its own seasonality and life cycle.
"Due to heavy use and accelerated wear and tear, these lifesaving machines are breaking down," Wiens said of medical ventilator devices, which help patients breathe when they're too weak to do so.
Cellphones, in heavy use here, have a lot to answer for, too; Equity should investigate the way they have usurped the jobs of exposition-spouting maids and butlers in plays like this.
The use of antibiotics on citrus adds a wrinkle to an intensifying debate about whether the heavy use of antimicrobials in agriculture endangers human health by neutering the drugs' germ-slaying abilities.
The mat is double-sided, though, so you can rotate front-to-back and top-to-bottom to get a seriously long-term, even wear on your mat even with heavy use.
Nevertheless, her art always took a more poetic, expansive approach to questions of politics and society, and made heavy use of metaphor — above all, metaphors of eating and speaking, language and food.
The campaign, titled The Truth About Tech, will focus on educating students, parents and teachers about the dangers of technology, including the depression that can come from heavy use of social media.
You log in with your Google account at startup, you use Chrome for everything, and most importantly, you're expected to compensate for low internal storage by making heavy use of the cloud.
A phase one alert was last issued for particle pollution on New Year's Day 2005, a time when air quality was likely affected by heavy use of firecrackers, a city official said.
The heavy use of so-called nondisclosure and nondisparagement agreements at Mr. Bloomberg's company has gone from being a standard business practice to being a political vulnerability on the presidential campaign trail.
The startup is taking aim at Salesforce admins for its first go-round, but he sees the same problem with other cloud services that make heavy use of trained administrators to make changes.
I had a few gripes: it takes a several seconds for the heart rate to register, and the battery seems to last two weeks during heavy use rather than the promised 63 days.
The U.S. Treasury has granted export licences to allow both deals to go ahead, a step required for both suppliers because of the heavy use of American parts in Boeing and Airbus jets.
But even then, I found it good for a smartwatch — it easily lasted two days of fairly heavy use, and would have dramatically better endurance if I relied on the monochrome screen mode.
Although it touches on some of the artist's trademark sounds, such as fluid rhythms, heavy use of reverb, and mesmeric guitar lines, the record feels like a fresh entry into his diverse catalogue.
With heavy use of state resources and a compliant electoral council, he is expected to win a six-year term despite salary-destroying hyperinflation, a fifth straight year of recession, and rampant crime.
Mr. Cuomo's heavy use of state aircraft stands in contrast to his aversion to riding the deteriorating subway system in New York, which he controls through his appointees at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
It could, too, work at individual desks or for remote workers, though it's going to take heavy use to justify the purchase of one of these, versus just installing Teams on your PCs.
The three seesaws were in heavy use — parents balanced toddlers on the seats, older children whooshed each other skyward, and one father tried to stand in the middle of the seesaw and balance.
Chaim saw the heavy use of mortars by ISIS to try to push the SDF back, and the intense close-range use of artillery and airstrikes to flush ISIS out of urban positions.
Japan has been criticized for its heavy use of coal-fired power generation and plans to build new coal-fired plants at home, the only G7 nation still building coal plants at home.
Elsewhere, there's still suspicion that a mother's long-term, heavy use could cause bigger developmental problems for her children down the line, especially since the drug has only become more potent over the years.
Google won that vote and the team now makes heavy use of tools like the Google Kubernetes Engine for spinning up containers for tests, Google Cloud Functions, BigQuery, Cloud ML Engine and App Engine.
The 33,23mAh battery in the OnePlus is good enough to keep it going for a full day of heavy use and the aforementioned quick charging features make it easy to top up when needed.
The combination of covering a wide range of services and not asking consumers to chip in for them out of pocket could encourage heavy use of health services and drive up costs, experts say.
Proxy advisor Institutional Shareholder Services on Friday recommended investors vote against a stock plan for employees at Goldman Sachs Group Inc, concerned about its costs and the bank's heavy use of stock-based compensation.
If I saw something I was really passionate about and thought it was something I'd get heavy use out of for years and years, like a new ski jacket, I might buy it new.
They are early adapters of new products, and cosmetic trend comes and goes at a very fast rate in Korea, partly due to the ubiquitous high-speed internet and heavy use of social media.
An article on Sunday about President Trump's hesitance to use emergency powers to compel the production of medical gear misidentified the type of masks in heavy use in the New York-Presbyterian hospital system.
And in fact, the military infrastructure the United States has built up in Germany over the decades, including airfields and hospitals, has seen heavy use during US wars in the Middle East and Afghanistan.
Authorities are also confident they won't have to make heavy use of the official foreign exchange reserves to defend the yuan as they did during 2015 when stocks and the currency went into a tailspin.
I predict that a consensus will emerge by the end of 2019, and that it will be that heavy use of social media damages many young teenage girls, reducing their odds of success in life.
There are some minor nitpicks — the narrative's heavy use of magical MacGuffins, a needlessly complex loot system, and an over-reliance on particularly gruesome kills — but they do little to detract from the overall experience.
Lead single "Castrati Stack" was unveiled this morning, and while I'm pretty sure it doesn't feature any actual castrati, it does make heavy use of soaring, distant vocal parts that Hecker corrupts with rippling noise.
Kardashian endorses case company LuMee — they make the ones with built-in selfie lighting you might've seen — and she's collaborated with the manufacturer on two new designs, both of which involve heavy use of marble.
Miller was called upon to face three right-handed hitters on a night when RHP Cody Allen, the team leader in saves, was not available because of heavy use in the just completed Toronto series.
An immersive stage show that makes heavy use of binaural technology (3-D audio) for drama is coming to Broadway this fall after a sold-out run in London and arts festival appearances throughout Europe.
It may not be a coincidence that this resounding triumph came after both the existent source material had run out and public outcry over the show's heavy use of sexual violence had reached its zenith.
Heavy use of marijuana also affects the reproductive system, potentially stalling development of reproductive systems, leading to a lag in brain areas responsive to the male hormone, testosterone, as well as problems with sexual performance.
He maintained that heavy use of alcohol is a "way of life," that many heavy drinkers can choose to reduce their drinking to moderate levels, and that most definitions of the word "alcoholic" are phony.
Under Sarna Lapine's antic, hectic direction, with heavy use of red gels from the lighting designer, Adam Honoré, "Dracula" strikes a tone more comic than serious and more contemporary than period, but rarely wholly confident.
The heavy use of credit during good economic times suggests that consumers aren't putting away extra cash to build up emergency funds for when things slow down, said Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst at CompareCards.
The must-pass bill targeted an institution that has been key in the spread of PFAS: the military, which has 425 sites that have been contaminated after exercises involving the heavy use of firefighting foam.
As an aside, excess heat also causes your gadgets to slow down as they become more stressed, which is something you might notice just from heavy use when you're not in the middle of a heatwave.
I'm able to use it for a full day of heavy use — up to five or six hours of screen on time — without having to plug in for a charge in the middle of the day.
BOSTON (Reuters) - Proxy advisor Institutional Shareholder Services on Friday recommended investors vote against a stock plan for employees at Goldman Sachs Group Inc, concerned about its costs and the bank's heavy use of stock-based compensation.
However, advocacy groups say that freedom of speech has eroded since she took office, with many arrests of journalists, restrictions on reporting in Rakhine state and heavy use of state-run media to control the narrative.
But in reality, there is another option that the UK security services say they already make heavy use of in terror investigations, and which many media outlets and politicians either ignore or aren't aware of: hacking.
But it's not just blue districts that benefit from this — many GOP districts in states like California, New York and New Jersey also see heavy use of the deduction, which saves filers a lot of money.
"Aerie, a youth-oriented lingerie brand owned by American Eagle Outfitters, has also taken aim at Victoria's Secret heavy use of airbrushing, releasing ads with the tagline, "The girl in this photo has not been retouched.
However, advocacy groups say freedom of speech has been eroded since she took office, with many arrests of journalists, restrictions on reporting in Rakhine state and heavy use of state-run media to control the narrative.
Researchers tracked differing adolescent use patterns — from no cannabis use (defined as four days of use or less) to heavy use (defined as, on average, 782 days of use) — in a cohort of 1,000 teenage boys.
But opponents of legalization argue that heavy use can still signify addiction, which means someone may really want to stop using pot but can't despite negative consequences — hurting his personal life, education, career, and potentially health.
Mr. Trump has made heavy use of tariffs on trading partners from China to Europe, but imposing tariffs on Mexico, the United States' largest trading partner, would be a significant escalation in the president's trade war.
This heavy use of groundwater by both bottled water companies and citizens could result in its depletion -- which would would mean significantly less water for drinking, agriculture and other needs, according to the US Geological Survey.
That was evident in an answer he gave on Monday about how he deals with criticism — from the news media, from Mets fans, and even from within the team — concerning his heavy use of his bullpen.
The system's success and credibility can in part be judged by its heavy use with over 500 cases brought in the last 12 years, more than were brought in the nearly five decades of the GATT.
Scooter sharing companies are bleeding money almost as fast as Uber and Lyft's main ride-hailing businesses, and a big reason is that some of the scooters only last about a month or two under heavy use.
The militia groups, with members holding a mix of right-wing, anti-government, and conspiratorial views, had been growing since 2008 thanks to their heavy use of social media and binding opposition to then-president Barack Obama.
There's no reason to think that occasional cannabis use is harmful, but there's just as little no reason to think that frequent heavy use is benign, and a substantial body of evidence challenges the myth of harmlessness.
But few have been delivered and planemakers say they are unable to use the wind-down period because Washington has also revoked export licenses needed by all Western planemakers due to their heavy use of U.S. parts.
You'll want to keep the case with you, too, because it carries four extra charges, and heavy use (snapping 603 or 30 10-second videos in a half hour) will put a serious hurt on Spectacles' battery.
Its heavy use of Funkadelic and Sly Stone instrumentation, Bootsy's wobbly singing style, and high-pitched Prince wails are in service to the love, hopefulness, and, of course, fears about bringing a new life into the world.
The 3,500 mAh battery in the Samsung Galaxy J8 smartphone sitting here beside me on my desk usually lasts for about two days of moderate use, and easily makes it through one full day of heavy use.
Few, however, have been delivered and planemakers say they are unable to use the wind-down period because Washington has also revoked export licenses needed by all Western planemakers due to their heavy use of U.S. parts.
Syrian government forces had so far made heavy use of artillery and rockets in the current assault, and Russian warplanes that were critical to the recovery of other rebel-held areas had not been deployed until now.
The pre-dawn robbery on Monday highlighted the pitfalls of notoriety built on heavy use of Twitter, Instagram and other social media that has made Kardashian one of the most visible celebrities in the world, security experts say.
In this case, "heavy use" amounted to smoking at least 5,000 times in your lifetime, though the researchers made note of the fact that average heavy user had actually lit up more than 45,000 times in their lifetime.
Germany has already made heavy use of its Eurofighter fleet in airspace defense roles in Germany and above the Baltic region, where they are contributing to NATO patrols of a region that is increasingly subject to Russian probing.
A class of chemicals abbreviated as PFAS are used in non-stick products ranging from teflon pans to raincoats, but the heavy use of PFAS-laden firefighting foam by military has contributed to water contamination across the country.
Pros: Environmentally-friendly ring spun cotton is soft, easy to clean, and totally naturalCons: Without fancy quick-dry textile technology, cotton bath mats will take longer to dry out and probably won't last as long under heavy use
He has made heavy use of a 1962 provision that allows him to clap tariffs on imports that are found to pose a national security threat, most recently declaring cars from Europe and Japan a risk to America.
"These findings show that people born prematurely need long-term monitoring, and must be particularly careful to try to avoid hypertension, diabetes and the heavy use of anti-inflammatory medicines, which are all risk factors for kidney disease."
Her interior design, like her wardrobe, is distinguished by heavy use of animal print; she loves to tell people that since leaving the FLDS, she's dyed her hair every color on the shelf, but looks best as a blonde.
While the app itself is probably not going to see heavy use – after all, the Apple TV isn't really thought of as a shopping platform – it's notable that Amazon considers the platform to be worthy of a dedicated application.
While virtually all streaming services make heavy use of data, many academics consider Pandora's dataset to be superior, citing the proprietary categorization system, how long Pandora has been in the business, and its large number of monthly active listeners.
Pros:Ultra-lightweight, thin, packable, amazingly quick-drying, as the name suggests, odor-resistantCons:Stains easily (at least in white), stitching isn't excellent, but that's not to say it's unraveling on me after two years of heavy use around the world
Despite being in heavy use throughout the early 90s, the technology faded from use as the Web became more common, and as a result, it's difficult to find a modern tool that allows you to connect to Gopher sites.
It's complex and respects player choice with multiple *valid* approaches to every situation, and playing as a mostly-stealthy *mostly* non-lethal Emily, with heavy use of Dark Shadow and Far Reach, has been an exercise in sneaky pleasure.
Known for his heavy use of Auto-Tune pitch correction software, the artist showed up with a just a keyboard player and delivered an impressive vocal performance that has since become the most popular Tiny Desk concert ever recorded.
Heavy use at Finnish ATMs of payment cards issued by the banks, and linked to American accounts, had led the Finnish tax authority to conclude that they were being used by Finnish taxpayers who had hidden untaxed income across the Atlantic.
The M113 family is a dated design that saw heavy use in the Vietnam War and is (slowly) being phased out in the US military, which just about squares with the kind of equipment National Guard units tend to get.
The heavy use of a fisheye lens adds to the sense that gravity has been warped, and with it everyone's priorities; making friends with the queen's pet rabbits becomes just as high-stakes as advocating to prolong a national conflict.
"In Lisa's case, her skin cancer's due to her susceptibility — having light skin and eyes — and her heavy use of indoor tanning in the past," Kauvar, dermatologist and director of New York Laser & Skin Care in Manhattan, told BuzzFeed News.
Last month, the Democratic-aligned super PAC VoteVets went on the air with a biographical spot, saying Cunningham had always "answered the call to serve" and making heavy use of the former state senator's service in the U.S. Army Reserves.
Amazon DashAmazon Dash buttons aren't all bad—it makes sense to order big, bulky, heavy-use items like kitty litter with the press of a button, especially because the buttons are basically free—but some of them are just bizarre.
Rather, they speak more generally about parents and children, men and women in the abstract, or they take a collective approach, relying on heavy use of plural pronouns like "we" and "our" to refer to an imagined South Asian universal experience.
A glaring recent example: Scott County, a small, impoverished corner of Indiana, suffered an HIV outbreak linked to heavy use of an intravenous opiate after a Planned Parenthood clinic that was the area's only HIV-testing center, was closed down.
U.S. industry and labor groups at the hearing also complained about the heavy use of coal to generate electricity to power most of China's smelters, a practice that appeared to be at odds with Beijing's promises to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Apple's event invitation made heavy use of the color gold, fueling speculation on social media that the company plans to launch a gold-colored successor to the iPhone X, which was made available only in silver and gray last year.
All in black and white, mostly depicting nature scenes, and with heavy use of painterly effects, Kiarostami took inspiration from portraiture and photography to probe the circumstances surrounding specific images (the 24 frames) rather than merely show the images themselves.
It wasn't until the fighting shifted to Citadel where I think American frustration with the difficulty of this battle resulted ultimately in the heavy use of artillery up inside the Citadel, which had the effect of killing a lot of civilians.
The Atlantic Council, a policy research group based in Washington, said in an analysis titled "Breaking Aleppo" that Syrian forces and their Russian allies had made heavy use of indiscriminate explosives, including cluster munitions, that targeted civilian structures, including hospitals.
" Although he questioned the show's heavy use of voice-over narration, Poniewozik praised the "astounding" work of the four actresses in the leading roles, and pointed out that the show is a refreshing corollary to HBO's many dramas about "turbulent men.
Mr. Collins, who represents a district in upstate New York, is among the more than 30 Republicans whose residents make heavy use of the deduction and would be more likely to see their tax bills rise if the provision is eliminated.
"I think it symbolizes the change that's been going on in the United States because you have this one county that is known for heavy use of the death penalty, and it has made a complete shift," Mr. Dunham said.
A Columbia sock fan named Mackenzie said the "socks have very good arch support," while another owner who reported owning seven pairs of these socks said that even with heavy use he experienced "no tearing or stretching" of the material.
The simple designs replicate zodiac star patterns (and carry the same name as a certain cool-girl piercing trend) and interpretations run the gamut from abstract designs that make heavy use of negative space, all the way to complete galaxies done in detail.
In 2016, U.S. Navy Chief of Naval Operations John Richardson noted China's reliance on the heavy use of precision-strike missiles systems in the event of conflict, and the complex architecture of sensors and communications networks required for each system to function.
Heavy use of photo editing software has become a big issue in recent years, with numerous celebrities and others railing against the practice of digitally thinning bodies and making other changes that can drastically alter a person's appearance to a sometimes absurd extent.
That means it lacks ports like SD card readers that would be used by "power users" like photographers, and requires a dongle for more precise, heavy-use accessories like mice and external displays, notes Bram Van Oost, co-founder at development firm Cloudoki.
From the opening scene onward Riverdale depicts its own spin on the genre tapping into some of its more recognizable attributes — lit candelabras, nightmares, a heavy use of blood red in the color palette, characters lurking in shadows, and a creepy mansion.
In the coastal resort area of Cascais, outside Lisbon, a power network overload due to heavy use of air conditioning caused a blackout on Friday night, leaving tens of thousands of people without power for several hours and shutting a large shopping mall.
My weapon of choice this Computex is the MOS Go, a hipflask-sized 12000 mAh battery pack that gives my MacBook about three quarters of a charge, which is more than enough for me to make it through a day of heavy use.
Trailers for "The Hunt," which featured heavy use of firearms, circulated online in media reports as the United States was dealing with the aftermath of a number of mass shootings, including in El Paso where 22 people, many of them Hispanic, were killed.
Published Tuesday in the journal the Lancet Psychiatry, the new evidence is consistent with previous experiments that suggest heavy use and high THC concentration cannabis -- a 10% concentration of THC (the psychoactive substance within cannabis) or higher -- can be harmful to mental health.
Billed as a "dramatic musical," with a score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross and a soundtrack that includes Radiohead and Kanye West, it's a movie that's carried by its heavy use of songs even though the characters don't actually perform them.
Also new to the Sphero Bolt is a built-in compass that gives it better aim, an ambient light sensor, and a better battery for up to two hours of heavy use play time (perhaps longer if performing simpler moves) before needing to be recharged.
The top-tier version of the Spark 3 will cost $249 when it goes on sale in October, and features a heart rate sensor, 3GB of storage and a battery that will last between five hours (heavy use) and two weeks (light everyday use).
Coming after months of yellow-vest protests, during which police were criticized for heavy use of force, Canico's disappearance at a late-night open-air techno concert fueled accusations police had overreacted when they broke up the gathering and 14 people fell into the river.
Sachs had fresh access to musical archives in Milan and New York; he has researched opera productions and administrative intrigues from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and made heavy use of Toscanini's letters (which he edited in 2002) and reminiscences in old age.
While it can be an issue in bathrooms that experience heavy use, the risk at home is minor, and the benefit to keeping handles clean has more to do with no one liking to touch a sticky or dirty doorknob than a health issue.
Although the IPCC experts are cautious in their use of language and do not make specific recommendations, it is clear from the report that a massive priority is to shift diets in developed countries away from the current heavy use of meat and dairy products.
An untitled painting from 22017 ebbs and flows with different densities of red, orange and chartreuse dots, while her small "Wild Flower Dreaming" (211) makes heavy use of a fan brush, its hundreds of rose and amaranth eruptions floating across the canvas like jellyfish.
Daily use of standard-dose aspirin (325 milligrams) does not reduce the risk of ovarian cancer, and heavy use of nonaspirin nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen and naproxen, may increase the risk, suggests the study, published Thursday in the medical journal JAMA Oncology.
With Apple's latest models now on the market, Huawei has weighed in with the Mate 10 and Mate 13 Pro, featuring, respectively, 5.9-inch and 6-inch edge-to-edge displays, as well as fast-charging batteries that sustain two days of heavy use.
Whether Facebook was decisive in the outcome of the elections is a question that may never be solved and includes other players like alleged Russian troll farms, but one thing that is clear is that the Trump campaign did make heavy use of those built-in tools.
They cite tactics ranging from the kind of small-scale election-center tricks described by Romano to the detention of the most prominent opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez, the coercion of government workers to vote for Maduro and the heavy use of state resources in his campaign.
He proved to be a popular leader in the state, despite his heavy use of the veto pen — in his eight years in office, he issued more than 700 vetoes, with 200 of them coming in the first year of his term, as reported by Ballotpedia.
Heavy use of photo editing software has become a big issue in recent years, with numerous celebrities and others railing against the practice of digitally thinning arms, legs and hips and making other changes that can drastically alter a person's appearance to a sometimes absurd extent.
The last game in the franchise, Rise of the Tomb Raider made heavy use of Lara's arsenal, adding skills and crafting to make her a more efficient combatant—but it pales in comparison to the explosive shadow of destruction Lara has become in this new entry.
The show will make heavy use of technology — it includes video projections and eight costumed drones — and, in an attempt to mimic the circus, will break the fourth wall with a strap act above showgoers, a chase scene through the theater and rappelling into the audience.
"There is no need for a wall from sea to shining sea," Nielsen told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, echoing a Kelly quote from earlier this year and his statements that border security would be a tailored approach that includes heavy use of technology.
As many of the issues that prompt heavy use of health care assistance are social and structural, like low health literacy, social isolation, and lack of access to healthy food options, the Medicare and Medicaid program often hit hospitals in poorer neighborhoods and rural hospitals the hardest.
He doesn't ape Fincher's wild stylizations, which include sardonic asides to the camera, dream-world hallucinations (like a detailed visualization of a plane crash), and heavy use of computer-animated procedural close-ups, like zooming into the guts of a stove to show the cause of an explosion.
Whether the new, "quieter" keyboard can protect itself from dust and crumbs is far more important than the other details—faster processor, more RAM, etc—and it's a question we won't know the answer to for several months, until these things get heavy use by millions of people.
Many observers expect the fierce assault on Eastern Ghouta, which has involved heavy use of illegal barrel bombs, is being carried out in advance of a ground assault to retake the enclave, under the control of Islamist rebel groups, as it did in Eastern Aleppo in late 2016.
Several traders said the PBOC's heavy use of its counter-cyclical factor to keep the midpoint above 7.1 per dollar was similar to a trend from late May through mid-June, when the central bank persistently kept the fixing above 6.9 per dollar level to rein in depreciation pressure.
Several traders said the PBOC's heavy use of its counter-cyclical factor to keep the midpoint above 23 per dollar was similar to a trend from late May through mid-June, when the central bank persistently kept the fixing above 6.9 per dollar level to rein in depreciation pressure.
India was hit particularly hard: In New Delhi, a sharp increase in cars on the roads coupled with industrial activity, the heavy use of fireworks during the annual Diwalicelebrations, and widespread slash-and-burn agricultural practices in the surrounding regions have resulted in toxic—and potentially life-threatening—pollution levels.
The team's first campaign emerged in the lead-up to New York Fashion Week, and from its heavy use of abstract paintings and gangly models, it was clear that Simons and Mulier were seeking a more elevated, artistic way of selling branded briefs than casting Justin Bieber and Kendall Jenner.
But the heavy use of Russian airpower in Syria has compounded U.S. distrust of Russian President Vladimir Putin's geopolitical intentions, not only in the 5-1/2 year civil war, but also in the Ukraine conflict and in what U.S. officials say are Russian-backed cyber attacks on U.S. political targets.
I'm keeping the headphone jack because I want the phone to be thick enough to have a battery that lasts more than a day of heavy use, and I have one pair of commuter headphones that are basically soundproof, and I don't want to replace them or use an inelegant dongle.
"Heavy use was defined by daily or near daily use, a minimum of four or five times a week, with a lifetime exposure of 2.43,500 times," said Staci Gruber, director of the Marijuana Investigations for Neuroscientific Discovery (MIND) program at McLean Hospital, the largest psychiatric teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School.
There's definitely a case to be made that self-isolating workers can miss out on useful collaborative opportunities, and this column has noted in the past that for an office newcomer in particular, heavy use of headphones can send a "don't talk to me" vibe that's not great for a career.
If you always like to have your floors squeaky clean — that is, if you vacuum daily, or almost daily — you might want to consider the Miele C2 Electro+, which will stand up to regular use much better than a cordless vacuum with a battery that won't last nearly as long with heavy use.
The Social Security system in the US and most European welfare states make heavy use of regressive taxes like VATs and payroll taxes, partly to promote a sense that society as a whole is "paying into" programs; if you shop, you pay a VAT, and are thus contributing to the common pool.
A complicated web of factors contribute to the problem in the Central Valley: the heavy use of fertilizer in the area; the high concentration of dairy farms; the ruralness of the region itself, which makes broad infrastructure development difficult to finance; and the isolation of many communities that started as farm labor camps.
The agency approved the expanded use despite strenuous objections from the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which warn that the heavy use of antimicrobial drugs in agriculture could spur germs to mutate so they become resistant to the drugs, threatening the lives of millions of people.
Still, the strategy of an uncompromising police response to the Yellow Vests — heavy use of tear gas, nonlethal rubber bullets and water cannons — appears to have helped reduce the severe urban vandalism of the protests' early days, when the streets of Paris's luxury districts were littered with burning cars and smashed store windows.
All the same, authorities are confident they won't have to make heavy use of the official foreign exchange reserves to defend the yuan like in 2015 when stocks and the currency went into a tail spin as capital outflows accelerated, three sources who are familiar with policymakers' thinking told Reuters before the latest intervention.
In all, while the visual portion of Insect Artifice can appeal to whoever likes botanical and naturalistic artworks with heavy use of line work (Brooklyn tattoo artists, I'm looking at you!), the written text requires a high level of humanistic education and erudition, and the reader might have benefitted from a little more handholding.
Macer Gifford, an anti-ISIS campaigner who fought for Kurdish forces against the Sunni terror group, said the withdrawal had raised fears of ethnic cleansing for Kurds and other minorities like Syriac Christians from the region, especially given that Turkey was likely to make heavy use of its proxy forces, which contained many Islamist extremists.
"The skin on the chest is thicker than that on the face and can also be more sensitive to harsh topical ingredients (like alcohol or heavy use of alpha and beta hydroxy acids), perhaps due to a more active local immune system," Jegasothy explains, adding more studies need to be done before we understand why this may be.
Similarly to Atlanta's Organized Noize, who Pimp actually shouts out in the outro of "Pinky Ring," Ridin Dirty's production team (primarily comprised of Pimp and Scarface confidant N.O. Joe) breathed life into their beats with a heavy use of live instrumentation, hiring a number of keyboard, bass, and guitar players to bolster samples of golden-era funk.
"As the evidence grows that there may be potential harms from heavy use of social media, and as we upgrade the status of mental health within society, it is important that we have checks and balances in place to make social media less of a wild west when it comes to young people's mental health and wellbeing," said Cramer.
"It is quite possible that Scott will get re-elected but Democrats will gain enough seats in the legislature that they get veto-proof majority," said Eric L. Davis, professor emeritus of political science at Middlebury College in Vermont, noting that Mr. Scott had made heavy use of his veto pen in his time as governor.
That, on its own, isn't that big of a difference, but after testing both the phones, it's not uncommon to end the day with the iPhone with 113% or 211% still left, while the Google Pixel 24 XL often needs a charge during the day under heavy use, or otherwise will end the day with only around 24% or 30%.
"Beat Bugs," a cartoon series on Netflix that makes heavy use of Beatles songs, along with two planned shows early in their development — "Time Out of Mind," a Bob Dylan-themed drama for Amazon, and another Netflix cartoon that draws on the Motown songbook — all came about because of licensing deals that let the producers of the shows make unusually extensive use of valuable song catalogs.
In recent weeks, environmentalists have drawn attention to the mine, which is operated by the energy company RWE in the Hambach Forest, east of the city of Aachen, in an effort to highlight the disparity between Germany's pledges to reduce its carbon emissions and uphold its commitments to the Paris climate accord and the country's heavy use of its only significant natural resource, soft coal, or lignite.
It's well known one of the biggest boosters of the program is Senate Democrat leader, Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE, mostly due to its heavy use among certain real estate developers in New York, where Khan is licensed.

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