In the age of information, bigger is better, bigger begets bigger, and lead time becomes a bigger lead time.
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Granted, the historical experience has varied, from a short lead time of just half a year to a long lead time of nearly two years.
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Allen said the target is 40 seconds of lead time.
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Generally, the bigger the group, the longer the lead time.
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The lead time on new weapons systems is measured in years.
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Featured Events will give you a little more lead time to plan.
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The extremely long lead time given to writers who have Goodness 11.
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Suggested lead time for a bridal dress is six to 14 months.
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But such work has a long lead time and an uncertain outcome.
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In fact, now a long lead time can do more harm than good.
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Roberts of Qualtek Manufacturing says his lead time has doubled to 14 weeks.
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There is also ample lead time for investors to adjust to the change.
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But, because children are growing, measurements require less lead time before the wedding.
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Disaster preparation typically depends on 'lead time,' which is the period of time from when a warning for a hazard is issued to when it actually happens "The more lead time you have, the more time you have to take action —but also the lower the confidence you have in the forecast," Kruczkiewicz said, citing flash floods as an example of a natural hazard with a short lead time.
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Stankey has been tapped to lead Time Warner businesses if the merger takes place.
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Without those components, you're devaluing your own data by adding lead time to action.
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The biggest is the long lead time to get our efforts off the ground.
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As a result, the lead time for delivery of raw material is going up.
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Monetising these loans remains uncertain given the long lead time of recoveries in Italy.
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The coronavirus testing situation has been a total shambles, despite the extra lead time.
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These include deployment frequency, lead time, mean-time-to-recovery and failure change rate.
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"I had 10 months of lead time to understand that business model," she said.
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You don't need too much lead time because you're cooking slow and low. 5.
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And magazines like Vogue and Harper's Bazaar have a three- or four-month lead time.
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The SPV route is one where you have to have a lot of lead time.
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Long Project Lead Time: Lendlease's development and construction projects are large scale and multi-year.
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Despite having more lead time for PyeongChang, Christine found herself quickly running out of options.
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Firms might consider increasing the frequency of interactions, thus reducing lead time on agreed actions.
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We'd also need a schedule that would give us enough lead time to make it interesting.
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The main reason is that we cut our lead time on new orders by 50 percent.
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They did so and gave the campaigns plenty of lead time to try and meet it.
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It's that fear of competition that explains the extremely long lead time for that theatrical release.
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Just make sure you&aposre giving them adequate lead time — Jacobson recommends three months at least.
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There is not a lot of lead time to test these products full-on like Ikea would.
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The short lead time and near absence of prior substantive negotiations by experts may hamper summit preparations.
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The amount of lead time people receive depends on how far they are from a quake's epicenter.
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With more lead time, IT professionals might have had a long enough window to update their systems.
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So that gives the attackers lead time to conduct their operation, especially before they are found out.
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It takes a lead time of 10 years to 12 years to achieve a new weapons system.
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Reform makes its doors in Europe, so the lead time is typically 10 to 14 weeks, delivered.
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So, there's months of lead time in standing up new rigs and actually bringing on additional production.
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"On our Trent engines we've been able to make significant reductions in lead time for assembly," East said.
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Steve Carrell's decision to leave "The Office" after Season 7 was also given with plenty of lead time.
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Currently, the app requires a minimum 60-minute lead time before a customer can pick up a vehicle.
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Changing a fresh fruit supplier could require a lead time of a year, depending on the growing cycle.
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We have a number of long lead-time items in the engine... and we need to start now.
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"We're fortunate right now that we've had this lead time to do all this planning," Dr. Watson said.
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Disguised agents can break this latter rule, which is why having lead-time on operations is so useful.
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Sottsass could easily have filled the space at the Met Breuer if there had been more lead time.
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Forecasters seeking to predict elections with ample lead time may turn to information other than polling for more accuracy.
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On average, its forecasts with 18 months' lead time came within three percentage points of actual yearly price changes.
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"I am very delighted for this victory, especially that I accomplished the world lead time in 2018," Obiri said.
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But the leaks may not spring for a while, as infrastructure projects tend to have a long lead time.
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Between 80-90 percent of SpaceX rocket materials are manufactured in-house, a key move to reduce lead time.
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Yes, Barboza kicks hard, but it is more impressive that he can do it with so little lead time.
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According to the relocation-management company 300 Decisions, a successful transition requires at least nine months of lead time.
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Such ad deals often require a long lead time since messaging must be weaved into the game-development process.
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Given the long lead time, there's no guarantee that the glasses will be completed on time or ever ship.
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That means, however, that a future administration would also require a long lead time to subsequently alter these reforms.
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In the early days of storm research, forecasters had no lead time to warn people that a tornado was approaching.
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Netflix tried to institute a system that rolled out its price hikes slowly, giving longtime subscribers plenty of lead time.
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More than one in two rated the average lead time they offered to suppliers as just enough or too short.
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Sometimes, they have only a little bit of lead time to produce the stunning images that accompany NASA's news releases.
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But this is a longer-term threat due to the long lead time carmakers need to incorporate innovations, they say.
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It also claims the shortest lead time of 3 days, and the lowest price point, starting at £2.98 per meal.
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Nashville residents had only minutes of lead time ahead of the deadly tornado that struck there Tuesday just after midnight.
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John Stankey, an AT&T executive poised to lead Time Warner if the merger is approved, has attended every day.
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Angela Bassett says often as an actor "you don&apost get that much lead time" to prepare for a role.
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Instead, Google will give publishers a 6-month lead time to get things in order, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"They get a two to three day lead time on when there's going to be a harmful algal bloom," he said.
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"Our current 120 to 180 day lead time from our Russian factory to North America is difficult to manage," Earl said.
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I asked them if they could build it in time for an opening, I think with, like, two months' lead time?
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Mickelson said that had not been nearly enough lead time to grow accustomed to hitting with Woods's high-spin golf ball.
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"So we have to get something soon, so that we can post it with enough lead time," she told several reporters.
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"So we have to get something soon, so that we can post it with enough lead time," Pelosi told several reporters.
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When he left their show in 2011, she reportedly didn't have any more lead time than she did about Strahan's departure.
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"We used to sell croc shoes for pre-order, with a lead time of six months to a year," she says.
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That would put Congress on notice, and give them just enough lead time to pass legislation repealing ObamaCare before the deadline.
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Imperative to any solution are sensors that can detect and classify low flying objects with adequate lead time to take action.
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Because the lead time on animated projects is so lengthy, most of the big studios publicize their release plans years in advance.
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There can be a 4-6 year lead time between a customer enquiry and a product producing meaningful revenue for the company.
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The company also said that users who chose to use the feature booked with 2x the lead time compared to ordinary bookings.
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The company's got a lot of lead time on all of this, as the device won't be hitting store shelves until October.
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The G6 launches on March 30th on Verizon and a week later on other US carriers, so it's got some lead time.
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Compared to the other show that John and I produce, Aquarius, the post-production lead time is far, far longer for Magicians.
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Scientists want as much lead time as possible in order to help protect Earth from the worst effects of an asteroid strike.
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With 22 months of lead time, they misfired by 1.3 points on average—no better than repeating the previous year's growth rate.
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Even still, the changes won't go into effect until May, giving current creators two months lead time to make any necessary preparations.
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For some, like emergency managers, mayors and other public officials, the longer lead-time can help them take specific actions to prepare.
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Despite the complexity of the sensor, Apple still gave suppliers its typical two-year lead time to develop it, according to Bloomberg.
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Fixed in geostationary orbit above North America, GOES-R will improve hurricane tracking forecasts and increase thunderstorm and tornado warning lead time.
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The economic and human cost of less warning lead-time ahead of major storms is too high to not protect weather satellites.
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Part of that lead-time is to give athletes, who come from all over the world, two days to travel to Hawaii.
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The long lead time, Clifton implies, may give Trump room to push tariffs through the summer, right up to the November elections.
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"We were accustomed to four weeks' lead time, but now it can be as long as 16 to 20 weeks," he said.
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She asks for a four- to seven-week lead time, although rush orders can be accommodated for an extra charge of $25.
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They don't offer much lead time, so the researchers had to scramble to study the spider colonies before and after projected storms.
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Even with the comparatively longer lead time, Gramley said, InterKnowlogy's engineering team was working 80-hour weeks leading up to the caucus.
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Rates begin at $25 an hour but vary depending on how many children need care and how much lead time is given.
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She wanted them to give her enough lead time so she could arrange a ladies' lunch in the Three Trees dining room.
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Water scarcity is different from disasters like hurricanes or earthquakes because it gives us an unprecedented degree of lead-time for preparation.
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Now residents can get an average lead time of 13 minutes before a tornado comes, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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That longer lead time can inflate valuations as companies draw more funding rounds, each of which necessitates that the company's value goes up.
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And history has shown that new numbered entries in the Halo series are typically announced with at least a year of lead time.
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In any case, aid agencies need two and a half months of lead time and $284 million before the assault on Mosul starts.
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The CDC said that illnesses after March 26 may not have been reported yet because the lead time is two to three weeks.
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The average lead time for gold mines worldwide is close to 20 years, though it can sometimes be more, depending on the jurisdiction.
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One benefit of this approach that hasn't yet been explored is cities don't need nearly as much lead time to plan and construct.
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The process took nearly six months, and even now, the lead time for ordering materials is three to four weeks longer than before.
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Some elevators will require specific parts, like a software panel, to be made by the manufacturer, requiring a longer lead time, he added.
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They got off to a strong start but, needing more lead time, decided to postpone their work on the event to this spring.
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Given the fairly lengthy lead time, the companies don't risk cannibalizing holiday sales too much, especially with some deep December discounts on flagship devices.
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The company's senior vice-president told Bloomberg before Bojack was pulled, that Netflix had to give Chinese censors lead time to approve its content.
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When that curve flattens or inverts, a recession is anywhere from nine to 15 months away, with the average lead time of one year.
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And with a short comment lead time on documents, investors sometimes might not even notice these aggressive terms in the hundreds pages of documents.
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Altman tells me he chose that potential slate because those races had a long enough lead-time for his participation to make a difference.
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Each item is abstracted into specifications and the best factory for each job is picked based on criteria for cost, quality and lead time.
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Given the resources and lead time associated with meeting the new mandate, JCPenney chose to suspend all contactless payment options until a later date.
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Despite the long lead time, Prime Minister Theresa May has been unable to convince her parliament to approve any deal she negotiated with Brussels.
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It would also cut the company's lead time - from the beginning of production to arrival in shops - from 110 to 90 days, she said.
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The General License was intended to give companies some lead time to find new suppliers, but it's not clear if it will be extended.
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But even if Oracle added more such bikes to its boat (it has one), the Kiwis have months of lead time in using them.
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With Iran's knowhow and 11-month lead time, experts say there's a good chance Iran could find a way to interfere with the election.
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However, "the lead time is extremely inconsistent, with a recession following anywhere from 14-34 months after the curve goes upside down," he notes.
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"When you're planning your production process, you need some lead time and you need some certainty in the market to do it," he said.
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Given the lead time data, we contend that the majority of the 220k net reservation list are for individuals who reserved for the base model.
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Perhaps, if scientists detect a threatening asteroid with enough lead time, then a mission like DART could change the asteroid's course so it avoids Earth.
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" Ryan also praises these efforts and China's tenacious response to the virus's sudden onset, noting that the country has given the world "precious lead time.
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No timeline has been released for the shows, but given the long lead time on animation, it's unlikely any of them will premiere before 2020.
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Given the lead time to develop new vehicles, companies need to make decisions now about what they are going to do for first-generation AVs.
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Lost Spirits' founder, Bryan Davis, says this tiny lead time means manufacturers could use his machines to experiment rapidly with all sorts of new flavours.
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AFPM has sued EPA, saying the agency failed to provide obligated parties with the required lead time and used "flawed methodologies" to establish the requirements.
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Oil companies had lobbied for lower royalty payments for deepwater acreage because of the projects' high cost and long lead time before production can begin.
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What's more, cutting this extensive lead time makes it more difficult for fast-fashion retailers to duplicate designers' looks before they even hit their shelves.
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"I do not think we will have the luxury of four to five months lead time if a significant contingency comes up," General Milley said.
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A deal would remove uncertainty for automakers, who need years of lead time to engineer future models and want uniform rules across all 50 states.
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"If a recession arrives in May 2020, stocks may plunge in December 2019 with the standard lead-time to the onset of recession," Bannister writes.
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This also allows ample lead time for the six- to eight-week routine processing period, which includes the wait to receive it in the mail.
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Nancy Gibbs, the first woman to lead Time magazine, is stepping down as editor in chief, ending her four-year run at the publication's helm.
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Flying on the SLS also means that Europa Clipper doesn't fly until the mid-2020s, canceling out any lead time that the rocket can boast.
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On the other hand, China's extraordinary cordon of Hubei province and other areas bought the world at least a month of lead time to prepare.
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Typically, a seven-day lead time suffices in case the pharmacist needs to get in touch with your doctor or order more of the medication.
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Piersanti believes that eventually we'll be able to accurately predict quakes with plenty of lead time, but many of his colleagues don't share the same opinion.
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Given the lead time to develop vehicles, companies need to make decisions now about what they are going to do for their first-generation automated vehicles.
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There are still the issues of expense, long lead-time to create the vaccines, and determining the best method of selecting the specific tumor to target.
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And in terms of lead time, the best achievable was essentially three weeks out, rather than multiple months, as is possible with Kinsa and Dalziel's model.
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Even with lots of lead time, it botched the 2018 rollout of a credit lock service it hoped people would use in lieu of credit freezes.
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The opposition says the election was called without enough lead time to guarantee a fair campaign or to ensure mechanisms to prevent voter fraud or intimidation.
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The longer the lead time, the fewer HAMMER launches would be needed, with about seven to 11 spacecraft required to deflect Bennu 25 years before impact.
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In forecasting, double-digit lead time is considered an extraordinary scientific feat, and officials said the warning was issued as soon as there was data available.
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"I think the good part is we got a little bit of lead time in order to provide that training and those opportunities for people," Seaton said.
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While three-and-a-half years sounds like a decent lead time, it's short of the six or so that Microsoft afforded Silverlight, another sunsetting web-builder.
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Lastly, if you have some lead time before your travel, you can gain interest in your savings with an e-savings account like the Barclays account. 22017.
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Both parties want to preserve pre-existing condition protections, their argument goes, so repealing the ACA with enough lead time would force Congress to pass a replacement.
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It will also strengthen its vendor relationships to make this lead time a moving target, and allow it to order certain merchandise closer to its selling date.
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Meanwhile, a business's policies around their bookings – like lead time, cancellation time, notification preferences and staff selection – will also still work, when appointments comes in via Facebook.
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If Apple can make that lead time significantly shorter, why wouldn't many individuals prefer inviting friends over and watching a hit in the comfort of their homes?
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Still, the bank decided to wait a few months to implement the change because it needed enough "lead time" to roll out the change correctly, she explained.
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"We have a lead time of 12 to 15 months, and I'm hoping we can get it down to 10 months," said Ms. Korb, from Black Swan.
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"Because you have to order the materials and then there is a long lead time in the supply chain, that has hundreds of thousands of suppliers," Ellis.
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MICHAEL WIRTH: Well, I think in the short-term, there's not a lot of impact that you'll see on U.S. oil production, because there's a lead time.
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It has a three-week lead time before it closes ordering for the first week of meals to ensure that it can accommodate the number of expected orders.
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Or, if we get enough lead time, maybe we can just paint one side to change how it absorbs solar radiation, using the Yarkovsky effect to our advantage.
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A few days, even hours, will give you some lead time to check online listings and set up alerts for when your dream car goes on the market.
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Still, Trump Jr.'s official line now contends that Kushner and Manafort, despite having so much lead time, ultimately took the meeting with no hint of its purpose.
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So while all good things come to an end, fortunately, we have a very healthy lead time to prepare for the death of our planet, star, and galaxy.
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And while the crowdfunded nature and long lead time are definitely things to consider before backing, Next Thing has previously run successful hardware Kickstarter campaigns in the past.
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ET. That gives it a whopping lead time of 6 days, 10 hours — putting it in line with Spider Man: Homecoming, Girls Trip and The Lego Batman Movie.
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According to the report, Apple did not give its suppliers extra time in addition to the standard two-year lead time to get the new, difficult technology correct.
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But even after weeks of lead time for the virus's inevitable arrival, access to testing remains woefully inadequate as the domestic death toll rose to nine on Tuesday.
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SHORT LEAD TIME The nominations committee, which includes board members, is considering the candidates from a list of around 10, according to another person familiar with the deliberations.
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The situation highlighted the downsides of working with an international supplier, like long lead time, lack of effective product quality control, and low visibility into the manufacturing process.
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CS: I don't know why this company can't figure it out because they've had the longest lead time of anyone, but ... KS: Yeah, that's a really good point.
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This measure alone would almost certainly serve to increase public participation, enabling businesses and individuals more lead time to study issues and prepare comments for consideration by rule-makers.
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Yet it also highlights the downsides of working with an international supplier, like long lead time, lack of effective product quality-control, and low visibility into the manufacturing process.
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Orders made on March 25 will be delivered between March 21 and March 2299, so it's essentially a week-long lead time before you'll receive your new Apple laptop.
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"We think there's truth to comments that futures and revenues will remain less correlated as [Nike] rolls out product with lead-time of less than 3 months," UBS said.
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To change the amount of lead time using a desktop browser, go to your Google Calendar page and click on the cog-shaped icon in the top-right corner.
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How do you raise the funds needed to produce drugs that take a great deal of lead-time and tremendous amounts of risk capital in a price-controlled world?
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The lead time - between an order being negotiated with a supplier to being manufactured, shipped to U.S. ports and delivered to retail shelves - will save consumers pain, for now.
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"Gross margin weakness due to markdowns is not typically a feature of Inditex's reporting because of the short lead-time model, which brings accuracy benefits when ordering product from suppliers".
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That lead time might help patients schedule clinic visits and get treatment for ulcers sooner, when they're easier to treat and less likely to lead to serious complications, Najafi said.
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Pro-Tip: Lead Time Regardless of which strategy you choose, the most successful funding PR efforts have one thing in common: They give reporters ample time to write the story.
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By the nature of the multiple variables, large samples and very long lead-time for cancer to show up, the cellphone-brain cancer conversation is always going to be contentious.
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The increased penalties were due to take effect for the 2019 model year, so the agency reasoned that automakers need a longer lead time to adjust to any new regulation.
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The increased penalties were due to take effect for the 85033 model year, so the agency reasoned that automakers need a longer lead time to adjust to a new regulation.
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The Le Méridien San Francisco strikes the just-right balance between nice amenities and a down-to-earth price point, even on short notice (or no lead time at all).
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The increased penalties were due to take effect for the 2019 model year, so the agency reasoned that automakers need a longer lead time to adjust to a new regulation.
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"Even if the yield curve is right and we are going to recession, you still have a long lead time before it hits," said Keith Lerner, market strategist at SunTrust.
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"If China indeed weaponises rare earths, the U.S. will not have enough supply because it needs some lead time to build their own processing capacity, which currently is zero," she added.
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"The biggest push for us over next few years is improving the lead time we can give to emergency managers so that they can call emergency evacuations, if necessary," added Rhome.
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"Typically with a bigger product, they would do a big media prep," he said, "and plenty of lead time to make sure there was enough attention focused on a major announcement."
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We still have a local China presence in that we sell to local Chinese brands, and because of the lead time and communication, having a factory in China actually eases that.
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In real life, NASA and other space agencies must continue to beef up their asteroid-monitoring abilities, since more lead time and better details will let stakeholders make more informed choices.
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Wayne Davis, The Paradox's long-standing owner, announced the club's closure in October, giving enough lead time for a prolonged farewell to existing club nights, like soulful house party Deep Sugar.
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"(We must) shorten the lead time, to buy later and to buy better ... because the market is very difficult to predict," Beraldo told analysts at a conference call after the results.
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Planning is tough, of course, but with enough lead time, why couldn't a singer participate in three (or four, or five) productions over a season, as well as concerts, recitals, lectures?
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"While an inversion has preceded each recession over the past 50 years, the lead time is extremely inconsistent," Jonathan Golub, chief U.S. equity strategist at Credit Suisse, wrote in July 16.33.
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"This long lead-time wave of projects and a short-cycle revival, led by U.S. shales, could create a material oversupply in 2018-19," Goldman's equity research team said last month.
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"If China indeed weaponizes rare earths, the U.S. will not have enough supply because it needs some lead time to build their own processing capacity, which currently is zero," she added.
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The fact is-- when we made the announcement in Indiana and we were trying to be as humane as possible talking-- giving the employees a three year lead time on the announcement.
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Why it matters: Scientists know what to look for on Doppler radar imagery to detect tornadoes, and the National Weather Service warns people with an average lead time of about 15 minutes.
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That long lead time was another anomaly for an Apple event: Most Apple events occur just days or weeks before a product becomes available to the public, but not in this case.
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But the delay also highlighted the downsides of working with an international supplier, such as long lead time, a lack of effective product-quality control, and low visibility into the manufacturing process.
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Significant security improvements also require lead time, and it's unclear whether the voting vendors will or can act in time to protect elections against determined hackers from Russia or China in 2020.
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And as with the other device it's announcing with more than a year's worth of lead time, I'd anticipate that plenty of elements are set to change here (including, potentially, the name).
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The lead time on such investment, typically two to four years, "means that the international recycling industry has no chance of being ready for the start of (new) restrictions in July 2019".
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Of course, it might be a losing one — despite seven years of lead time and a majority in Congress, Republicans couldn't cobble together a health care bill they could all agree on.
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One path to success might be to extend the standards to 2030, steadily tightening them the whole way (more certainty, more lead time), and allow more flexibility in the years in between.
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The agreement would do a number of things both sides have long wanted: $160 billion for military spending, $128 billion for domestic spending, a longer lead time on raising the debt ceiling.
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Terrace House has a pretty long lead time even for the weekly Japanese schedule, let alone the rest of the world, so I saw things and met people that would've amounted to spoilers.
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The long lead time is given because of the possibility (nay, inevitability) that there are some critical systems (for example in aging municipal infrastructure) that will cease to work because of this change.
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In addition to two years worth of lead time and major relationships, like its four-year agreement with Unilever, Convoy also has the benefit of not being marred by a messy legal battle.
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Couple this long lead-time with the high percentage of federal managers who are eligible to retire, and you have the potential for agencies with insufficient staffing and leadership to accomplish their missions.
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Given more lead time, emergency planners could take measures like establishing more cooling centers at schools and other buildings, and stepping up programs to track homeless people and homebound, chronically ill older Americans.
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Mr. Owens said that DDOT, which also temporarily added traffic safety officers on the streets and made Circulator bus service free, was given about the same lead time to prepare as everyone else.
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You must be prepared to either conquer the entire city at once (which takes careful preparation and lead time) or tackle each neighborhood one-by-one (which takes longer to reach full coverage).
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Given the long lead time needed for a project of this magnitude, the railroads fear that, with no replacement, service could be severely disrupted in an emergency, damaging the entire Northeast Corridor economy.
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"Showing off acne and highlighting mundane moments like badly needing an iced coffee are hallmarks of vlogs by Chamberlain, whose editing style spawned a subgenre of young creators following her lead," Time wrote.
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I was planning to try the service however, according to the Memories Renewed site, demand is so high at the moment that the lead time for most projects is more than two months.
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"However this plays out, we're hoping that there's a little bit of lead time to react," he added, saying that a 6-month window to try and hedge against the pain would be helpful.
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When a magnitude 7.2 temblor struck Mexico's southern region in February, an app called SkyAlert sent out warnings to Mexicans' cell phones, in some cases providing as much as 75 seconds of lead time.
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The biggest threat would come at sunset and into the evening with storm chasers being of limited help predicting lead time for any twisters on the ground because of the dark, according to Karins.
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Experts on China trade policy said the long lead time could allow Beijing to discuss some of the issues raised by Washington without being seen to cave to pressure under the threat of reprisals.
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Stringing it all together, Trump Jr.'s official line now contends that Kushner and Manafort, despite having so much lead time, ultimately took the meeting with no hint (or apparent interest) in its purpose.
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The lead-time for hardware on devices like phones are often years in the making, so Apple thinks about its security philosophy and design long before the final results show up in its products.
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"The CPD selects the debate dates a year in advance in order for the television networks to have maximum lead time and predictability in scheduling these extremely important civic education forums," the statement said.
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The curators — who began planning the show in February, a relatively short lead time — wanted to demonstrate the balance between historical ideas of cruising and its modern forms found in hookup apps like Grindr.
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These red lines should be communicated to Venezuela and other regional governments well in advance, so the U.S. can establish a credible deterrent and have enough lead time to form a regional humanitarian response.
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While the White House can request a reduction of that money in its annual proposal, the lead time affords public broadcasting some protection, said Bill Davis, the president emeritus at Southern California Public Radio.
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A lead time of about three months makes the forecasts non-trivial and, at the same time, allows a level of prediction accuracy comparable to vote intention polls much closer to Election Day itself.
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For the last few months, people involved in fund-raising for the campaign have complained that it is hard to plan effectively when the White House gives little lead time for committing to dates.
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For those that you don't think you're going to need, what's your responsibility in working with government to make sure that they're being given a longer lead time in figuring out what happens next?
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He used the daily chart to compare the prices between the two, and found a lead time of approximately 70 days between the action in sugar prices and when it impacts the stock of Coke.
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For one thing, the issues of key failure only really came to a head fairly recently, which might not have given the company enough lead time to do a ground-up rethink of the technology.
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I didn't have any real input into how Thrawn was going to be handled, mainly because the lead time of an animated series is so long that much of season 3 had already been finished.
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The forecast provided residents of the Carolinas with 5 days of lead time to prepare for the storm, and alerted governors and emergency managers to start moving assets into position to respond to the storm.
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Catharine Plesko, a researcher at Los Alamos who uses supercomputers to model asteroid deflection scenarios, says that with decades to centuries of lead time, the more pacifistic kinetic impactor approach is preferred for asteroid deflection.
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"The report added: "Given the lead time needed to put ferry capacity in place, which the Department says can take a minimum of three months, any new procurement process would need to begin very soon.
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But the lead time required to manufacture the boards, which in Oracle's case are produced in New Zealand, means that big decisions have to be made now for a regatta that won't start until May.
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He said Thyssenkrupp was observing but not yet feeling the effects of Britain's move to leave the European Union as elevator orders had a lead time of three to four years in major construction projects.
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He has 20 Cuberts ready to go and plans to build the rest to order, with a six-week lead time; he hopes to have so many orders that six weeks quickly becomes a struggle.
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Car makers haven't got nearly as long a lead time to perfect the maps that will keep driverless cars from sliding into ditches or hitting misplaced medians if they want to meet their optimistic deadlines.
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MPBSTX-TOTA LEAD TIME SPREAD: However a rise in the discount of cash lead over three-month metal CMPB0-33 to $13 a tonne, the highest since November, suggests there is no immediate shortage of metal.
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Patty Murray, who represents Washington, the worst-hit state, expressed extreme frustration that the administration apparently had failed to use a six-week lead time when the disease broke out in China to get tests ready.
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Stock up your home with essentials and make sure it as weather-proof as possible "A common preparedness action in advance of something with a longer lead time, such as a hurricane, is evacuation," Kruczkiewicz said.
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"We demand that presidential elections be held with adequate lead time," the so-called Lima Group said in a joint statement, adding that all political actors and independent international observers must be allowed to take part.
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For example, a 2011 study found that tornado warnings that have an hour of lead time can lead people to flee a threatened area, potentially putting them in a traffic jam with a tornado barreling toward them.
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Disney's shift to pay-television and direct-to-consumer video products will weigh on the stock, thanks to a sizable initial investment and a long lead time to get the offering up and running, an analyst said.
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"We strategically invested in Vietnam because of its geographical advantage – closer to China and hence lower cost on materials, transportation and relatively shorter production lead time," said Bosco Law, chief executive of the Hong Kong-based Lawsgroup.
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Its May 25 release date is less than four months away, and some fans were getting worried that such a short lead time — on a Star Wars film, no less — meant that the movie was in trouble.
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With more predictable and accurate numbers of orders, Pimax can better forecast and plan the resources and production cycle, make the lead time shorter, and request the vendors to prepare resources in a more planned and efficient manner.
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Critics have suggested that DHS officials needed more time to prepare for the rollout of the ban, while the White House has argued that any lead-time would have given potential terrorists time to race into the country.
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"Don&apost ask for these letters within seven days of submitting them because everyone has a life, and you need to give these people enough lead time to be comfortable writing a strong letter for you," she added.
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"Given the substantial lead time for the standards, along with anticipated fuel efficiency gains for new aircraft types already in development by manufacturers, the standards will serve primarily to prevent backsliding in emissions," the group said in a statement.
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"If we have enough lead time, we try to plan two to three months ahead, especially if the festival is outside of LA or a particularly large production," Badmaash co-owners Nakul and Arjun Mahendro tell me by email.
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The company has purchased all of the long lead-time equipment it needs to enter production, and will start installing what's needed to manufacture preproduction versions of the FF91 on May 9th, according to a person within the company.
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And even if entrepreneurs create one, it will be hard to scale up to the size of the major credit card companies, with a half-century lead time and trust relationships with more than 20,000 retailers across the globe.
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Showing clothing that can immediately be purchased is a win for a wider consumer audience, though an added lift for print editors and store buyers who are still figuring out how to adapt to this lack of lead time.
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It happened on average about 16 months after the initial inversion, although in the last business cycle the lead time was much longer — it took 22 months from a negative spread to coincide with the peak in the economy.
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"I think it has as much to do with the lead time to plan parties and events and the uncertainty leading up to this convention," said Tom Ingram, founder of The Ingram Group, a political and business consulting firm.
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But there have been rising calls to create an American competitor, a tough task given the long lead time and high cost it would take to develop the technology and the fact that 5G has already begun rolling out globally.
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Bernstein analyst Jamie Merriman noted that Next was aiming to increase the proportion of garments ordered with a short lead time to 15 percent in winter, from 10 percent in autumn and only 4 percent in the spring/summer season.
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Brabeck-Letmathe warned, however, that most takeover targets in the sector are early stage start-ups, indicating Nestle will need a much longer lead-time than what is typical in the food business - of around five to six years, he forecast.
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While you are free to start scouting out Google Mars for a good spot to build your Martian hacienda, Qiao and his colleagues need more lead time to devise the best method for manufacturing bricks and cinderblocks on another world.
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"The lack of discovered volumes in 2016 will not have an immediate impact on the global oil supply in the short-term, given the lead time it takes from the discovery to start-up of a field's production," Mlada said.
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"Long lead time, high margin, this industry that's completely f*cked up — it's the perfect place to start this mass customization engine beginning with the wedding dress" she tells me, hinting at the startup's potential to customize other clothing too.
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ARD said on Friday the broadcasters would not be able to show all events at the Pyeongchang Winter Games live due to the short lead time, saying they would offer only highlights of figure skating, short track speed skating and snowboarding.
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Bernstein Research on Wednesday raised questions over the expected 20 percent internal rate of return on the underground project, based on the long lead-time to full production and potential risks, including political shifts and the challenges of block cave mining.
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But as he and Dirk Nowitzki began to develop a rapport, Dirk started to slip screens in order to get just an extra split-second of lead time on the defense, and Parsons became adept at timing those plays well.
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With four years of lead time and a robust fundraising operation that already has brought in more than $103 million before any high-profile Democrat has entered the race, the Trump 2020 campaign is looking to press its digital advantage.
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Xplore's spacecraft can hold multiple payloads, and Nanoracks will be able to use their experience to help prepare and integrate the cargo of Xplore's clients, making it possible to launch more rapidly and more efficiently with less lead time required.
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Le Méridien is a renowned luxury brand within the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio and strikes the right balance between nice amenities and a down-to-earth price point, even on short notice (or in this case, no lead time at all).
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"There is at least a 90-to-120-day lead time... so three to four months before any new pricing can go into effect," said Brian Ehrig, managing director at Accenture's retail consultancy Kurt Salmon, who advises apparel and footwear retailers.
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Ryu Se-yeong, head of Allami Korea, one of the private security firms hired for the Games, said he was concerned about the lack of lead time to prepare for additional security for North Koreans, the vehicles and places to house the visitors.
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Josh Bashioum, whose company Early Warning Labs built the app, told BuzzFeed News that hundreds of alerts went out across Southern California, giving users "anywhere from just a few seconds to tens of seconds" of lead time before the shaking reached them.
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AND THEY LEAD WITH A PRETTY HIGH CORRELATION OF 0.8 AND THEY DO IT WITH A YEAR AND A HALF TO A YEAR AND THREE-QUARTER LEAD TIME AND THEY TURNED UP A YEAR AND A HALF, A YEAR AND THREE-QUARTERS AGO.
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Since Mr. Brooks started his three-year comeback tour (which features his wife, Trisha Yearwood, as a midset special guest), he has eschewed conventional marketing, usually announcing several nights in an arena, often in smaller cities, with a very short lead time.
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The spokesman said Volvo would carry out an "end-to-end evaluation and adjustment of its processes, systems and flows" as Brexit could hit the lead time and cost of goods transfers in both directions, as well as data transfers and processing activities.
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" Boeing spokeswoman Jessica Kowal said the company supports the ICAO standard "because it is ambitious in terms of CO2 emissions reduction, it is aligned with customer needs for increasing fuel efficiency, and it's technologically achievable in an industry with a long lead time.
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"Brands commission first lead contractors at the head of the supply chain, which then commission to sub-suppliers, which in turn shift part of the production to smaller factories under the pressure of reduced lead time and squeezed prices," Ms. Lucchetti said.
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"It makes tremendous sense for a cold-roller or a downstream processing unit to have material close to domestic so that they can service the orders better, because of the better lead time," said Jayant Acharya, commercial and marketing director at JSW Steel.
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With a three- to four-month lead time, the presumptive nominees and their campaign staffs have a chance to develop the primary thematic content of their campaign and weave it into a biographical video that highlights their nominees' experience and personal traits.
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The long lead time and the fact that Teamosa is a new company looking to fund a first time hardware product on Kickstarter are possible causes of concern, but with any crowdfunded project like this, it's best to use your own judgement before backing.
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After controlling for the forecasts' lead time and whether or not they were made during a recession, we find that even our relatively crude model can improve upon the Wall Street consensus for forecasts made more than a quarter in advance (see chart 2).
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"Bendigo Bank is experiencing some unforeseen technical issues in accepting Apple Pay payments at selected merchant terminals," a spokeswoman for the bank told Reuters, adding that a lack of wider industry engagement in launching the service limited the lead time in testing the new technology.
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The date also positions the announcement with enough lead time for interest to die down ahead of Mobile World Congress at the end of February — likely the site where Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S8, its first major new handset since the Note 7 debacle.
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That knowledge base, and the seasoned professionals leading and serving key agencies — from the New York City Office of Emergency Management to the National Weather Service and FEMA — gave state and local leaders the lead time that decades of improvement in weather forecasting had bought.
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That creates a situation of "more certainty and less change" to passengers&apos itineraries after they&aposve booked, according to a United spokesperson — United also flies the 737 Max and has also begun pulling the plane from its schedule with a longer lead time.
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But we thought we'd solved the problem that always bedeviled us at the New Republic of lead time, which is we'd finish writing these great articles and people wouldn't be reading them for another week, and in politics, even then, that was a long time.
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If your employer gives you some lead time to prepare for the layoff, focus on fattening your emergency fund, which should cover at least three to six months' worth of expenses, said Marguerita Cheng, a CFP and CEO of Blue Ocean Global Wealth in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
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R: It is partly to protect intellectual property rights, it's partly because we do have a big presence in Vietnam from garment manufacturing and we can't find a supplier at the scale and size that we need to supply our garments in a very short lead time.
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It's worth noting that Fingerprint Cards acknowledged demand for glass-compatible fingerprint scanners six months ago, and back then it had already said it would provide such a solution this year — so hardware manufacturers have enjoyed enough lead time to factor it into their upcoming designs.
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"With Momentus' innovations in sustainable in-space 'last mile' solutions, we look forward to working together to expand Terran 1's flexibility and offering beyond LEO, offering small and medium satellite launch opportunities with industry-defining lead time, flexibility, and cost," Ellis said in a statement.
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Although some expect U.S. index publisher MSCI to add Chinese shares to its emerging market index later in the global day, many believe any positive market impact will probably be limited in the near term given the lead time required for global funds to switch their asset allocations.
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The latter part of that is probably going to sting a little harder because it would seem that Intel was going to give the U.S. government little lead time ahead of disclosure of the flaw, as security editor Zach Whittaker points out on Twitter: This is grade A crap.
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Guzman told Recode that his company had about a year of lead time, the first three months of which were spent on product design, meeting with both parties, and doing usability studies to anticipate precinct chairs' needs — down to the size of the digital buttons they'd have to tap.
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Given the extensive lead time and compliance flexibility already built into the Clean Power Plan, and various market forces and policies that are continuing to drive emissions reductions in the power sector, the judges may well decide that revisions to the Clean Power Plan's later deadlines are not justified.
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That's quite a bit of lead time between a phone's announcement and when it will be available to the general public, but that will perhaps be useful for Samsung to iron out any kinks in software between now and launch day, especially following the Galaxy Fold debacle of last year.
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When engineering anticipated a new resource requirement, they had to give the operations team sufficient lead time to order new servers and get them up and running, certainly not the most efficient way to deal with a resource problem, and one that would have been easily solved by the cloud.
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The short lead time will sure irk those who rushed out to pick up the three, but for hold outs, there are some really solid hardware upgrades on board, starting with the already announced bump from Snapdragon 13 to 821 (at 2.35GHz), bringing it up to speed with the Google Pixel.
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The league, which has become increasingly involved in social issues, said that both it and the Hornets, the N.B.A. team based in Charlotte, had been talking to state officials about changing the law but that time had run out because of the long lead time needed to stage the game.
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"This is a sign that even with that long lead time [before the rules were considered], and that proceeding starting and all of this going on around creating rules, Verizon still is not afraid to pull the trigger on this acquisition and spend billions of dollars to do so," he said.
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Pete Isberg, vice president for government relations for ADP, one of the largest payroll providers, said taking account of the changes would be easier for the larger automated companies, but acknowledged that the short lead time between the law's anticipated passage and the effective date would be a problem for some.
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Houston-based EOG, considered one of the most efficient U.S. drillers, has a $15-$20 per barrel cost advantage over the rest of the industry, which needs a "sustained $2.73-$65 oil price and 12 months of lead time" to deliver modest growth, Thomas said on a call to discuss first quarter results.
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Fridging and monologuing and teasing, oh my A few weeks ago, 20th Century Fox did something unusual for a studio with a blockbuster summer action movie headed to theaters: it dropped the review embargo on X-Men: Apocalypse early, letting critics get their responses online with much more lead time than usual.
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The yield on the 2202-year U.S. Treasury has exceeded that of the 2628-year Treasury ahead of each of the last three recessions (28500-6900, 2628 and 28503-22019) with a lead time of approximately 16 months (from the month of the first sustained inversion to the start of the recession).
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"I think what we're going to see is a repeal with a long lead time, and then a lot of debate to try to find a program that's market-based, and a program that is financially sustainable — both from a patient point of view but also from a taxpayer point of view," Williams said.
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For example, the startup keeps track every time a factory quotes a price and lead time for a given product, so eventually they'll have enough historical data to know exactly what an item should cost and how long it should take to make – letting them quote accurate prices upfront without any back and forth.
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This approach would be riskier than deflecting an asteroid, but requires much less lead time—a spacecraft launched 15 days before the projected impact could reach and destroy the asteroid at a the target distance (assuming that the spacecraft had already been prepared for spaceflight before this window, a process that normally takes years).
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Though Burberry has the financial muscle and vertical integration to make this kind of switch (it owns many of its factories, and 70 percent of sales comes from its own retail network), smaller independent designers are dependent on wholesale partners for distribution, and such a relationship involves a six-month lead time between showing, placing orders and production.
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"Chicago can comply with the Department's new notice condition and provide DHS with 48 hours of lead time prior to arrestees' release only if the City detains arrestees for longer than they would otherwise be held in the City's custody, which implicates constitutional, state-law, fiscal, logistical, and other legal concerns," the city argued in the court filing.
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The liquidity committee recognized this could be an issue and the timing of the requirement for all documentation to be submitted was changed to five days after the trade was entered into rather than six days, allowing for one day of lead time, which would still allow a trade to be completed in seven days, he said.
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The long lead time reflects the monumental work involved in gathering and sorting the evidence, which includes hours of cellphone evidence in multiple languages; the contents of at least one and perhaps more computers; the trail of how the suspects arrived in France; and efforts to pin down their network of forgers, drivers, shelterers and other accomplices.
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In Bloomberg's abandoned plans for a 2016 independent run, his advisers had determined that it would indeed be possible for an independent candidate to make a play to get on the ballot in all 50 states, but to do so would require significant lead time to marshal the resources on the ground, both legal and in the field, to fulfill each state's unique ballot access requirements.
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I'll tell you a story between the time ... so they serialized my book last year and the chapter they serialized was the chapter about how Silicon Valley was swallowing journalism, and so it goes into galleys and the print issue, as you know, has an insanely long lead time, and in between the time that it went into galleys and the time it appeared, Laurene Jobs had bought the Atlantic.
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That is likely why the new order seeks to avoid restricting the entry of legal permanent residents; avoids mentioning any preference for religious minorities that might suggest discrimination; allows a lead time for implementation that would prevent the confusion and at times chaos for those individuals traveling or preparing to do so imminently, and drops one of the earlier executive order's most controversial provisions -- restricting Iraqis -- who are current and key allies in the fight against ISIS from the list of countries of concern.
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In fact, the effort would be much the same as the one that Solomon oversaw at Intel's semiconductor factory in New Mexico: Pick a site with good roads and a good technical school nearby to supply the workforce; find trained local contractors who can deal with everything from rebar to HVAC; get the local permits; order long-lead-time items like I-beam steel; level the ground and excavate; lay foundations and floors; build walls, columns, and a roof; "facilitate each of the stations for factory machine tooling with plumbing, piping, and electrical wiring"; and train a workforce of 1,500.
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