"Mankind has progressed by leaps and bounds," Mr. Singh said.
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Since then, her skillset has grown by leaps and bounds.
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Along with rival Bird, Lime is growing by leaps and bounds.
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"They were leaps and bounds ahead of everyone else," he said.
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Innovation in renewable energy technologies has advanced in leaps and bounds.
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Since then, Dr Lancaster's work has advanced by leaps and bounds.
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The newish One UI is leaps and bounds better than TouchWiz.
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But in the meanwhile, Tipalti has grown by leaps and bounds.
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Sure, today's phones are leaps-and-bounds better than those first models.
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LONDON — Astronaut Tim Peake's photography is coming on in leaps and bounds.
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"This is leaps and bounds beyond what we typically see," she said.
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It has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years (see chart).
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Gaming has made remarkable leaps and bounds in the past half a century.
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And SoFi has grown by leaps and bounds since its August 2011 launch.
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Greece's tax administration improved by leaps and bounds during the country's financial crisis.
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"I see this sport growing by leaps and bounds in India," she said.
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There's no doubt that the cannabis industry is growing in leaps and bounds.
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His offensive game is leaps and bounds ahead, in both versatility and efficacy.
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A whole decade went past in which technology came in leaps and bounds.
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The production improves by leaps and bounds once Jedermann is brought to account.
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Life expectancy has increased in leaps and bounds just in the last 22013 years.
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Oil and gas exploration and production technology continues to evolve in leaps and bounds.
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Chrome OS has also improved by leaps and bounds in the last few years.
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The cloud continues to grow in leaps and bounds, but it's still AWS's world
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You've grown leaps and bounds as a capital-V vocalist since the last record.
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Both VPNs were leaps and bounds better than ones I've tried in the past.
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"But this year I noticed the houses multiplying by leaps and bounds," she said.
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"This is where technology really begins to take us forward in leaps and bounds."
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But means of mapping the depths have improved by leaps and bounds over recent decades.
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There were baby steps, backward steps, temper tantrums -- and days full of leaps and bounds.
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For now, everyone it seems is winning as the market grows in leaps and bounds.
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Legal fees have been rising by leaps and bounds in other types of cases too.
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James improved by leaps and bounds, averaging 27-7-7 as a 20-year-old.
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This country is leaps and bounds ahead of where it was just 10 years ago.
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And I would have to have a less comfortable living situation by leaps and bounds.
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To say that smartphones have made leaps and bounds since then would be an understatement.
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Snap's advertiser base has grown by leaps and bounds beyond just the top 100 advertisers.
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The science over the last six years has grown by leaps and bounds, as well.
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Since then, the technology has advanced by leaps and bounds, allowing for this new research.
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After all, the product doesn't exactly represent leaps and bounds when it comes to upgraded innards.
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"Password-cracking technology has advanced by leaps and bounds," said Darren Guccione, CEO of Keeper Security.
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Technology accelerates by leaps and bounds, which can only spell doom for most workers' economic prospects.
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Compared with its peers, Twitter and LinkedIn, Facebook is leaps and bounds ahead in active users.
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HUMANITY'S POWER to control the four-letter code of life has advanced by leaps and bounds.
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It looks to be leaps and bounds beyond what Amazon currently offers with the Echo Show.
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Worldwide exasperation with cheating athletes has risen with leaps and bounds over the last few decades.
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Still, Spiesshofer expressed optimism, especially in light of the leaps and bounds of the sector's growth.
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Quantum computers promise to bring computational power leaps and bounds ahead of our most advanced machines.
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Equally as important, smart supply chain is helping retailers improve operational efficiency by leaps and bounds.
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The new arm is leaps and bounds better, he tells me, and not just for functionality.
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I love to bring in the toys we're developing for our private brand, Leaps and Bounds.
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Of course, this improved the puzzle by leaps and bounds, and I really like the outcome.
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Slack, in particular, has been growing in popularity by leaps and bounds as a collaborative tool.
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The result of that proximity has been progress -- not progress by leaps and bounds, but progress nonetheless.
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The company's proprietary CLIP tech has sped up the process of additive manufacturing by leaps and bounds.
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While European venture has come on leaps and bounds, it remains a "smaller round, smaller exit" market.
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I don't think addiction and alcoholism has made the same leaps and bounds that breast cancer has.
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But, as Sophia grows into her business, the appeal of Girlboss does too, by leaps and bounds.
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Or perhaps you prefer jittery baby lambs, expressing their excitement for life in literal leaps and bounds.
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Meanwhile patient use of social and digital media to consumer healthcare information grew by leaps and bounds.
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Not only are many competent kickboxers crossing over, Australia's grappling community has grown in leaps and bounds.
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"We will find a few surprises because biotechnology is moving ahead in leaps and bounds," he says.
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What's happening now with Sofie is leaps and bounds easier, because I know how to approach it.
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Modern machine learning techniques are leaps and bounds beyond what Eliza and those early chatbots could do.
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The continent has seen a decade in which the tech scene jumped forward by leaps and bounds.
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In recent years, both the frequency of testing and demonstrated capabilities have increased by leaps and bounds.
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The same holds true for the show, which improved by leaps and bounds since its muddled pilot.
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"We&aposre a quaint small town that is growing by leaps and bounds," says Nolensville Mayor Jimmy Alexander .
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The company is growing in leaps and bounds, and needs the additional money to help fuel its expansion.
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Aircraft technology has advanced by leaps and bounds since the first manned flight more than a century ago.
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I don't know what it is about European yogurt, but it's leaps and bounds better than American yogurt.
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Pumping breast milk is an onerous chore, but luckily, breast pump technology is improving by leaps and bounds.
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And it helps that the writing and voices for the main characters are leaps and bounds above the rest.
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But IBM's buzzy marketing is trying to make us believe it is leaps and bounds ahead of anything else.
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Today, it has 1000 companies and 1900 reviewers as the company has grown in leaps and bounds since then.
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Digital art preservation isn't new, but the Art Camera is leaps and bounds better because it's supposedly idiot-proof.
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Overall, this date took their relationship leaps and bounds forward, and he earned himself the one-on-one rose.
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And it would seem that China, with its combat sports scene growing by leaps and bounds, loves him too.
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But it's growing by leaps and bounds, as evidenced by the wealth of drone announcements at CES this year.
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So what has resulted in vaulting coming on leaps and bounds, while similar-styled sports hop and skip along?
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Francis Ngannou is a tremendous hitter who seems to improve technically in leaps and bounds from fight to fight.
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The Kepler telescope made leaps and bounds in the search for planets that might host life in our galaxy.
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The examination of these sites in the unique environment of Titan will advance astrobiology by tremendous leaps and bounds.
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This puts him leaps and bounds further to the left than the mainstream Democratic Party under which he's running.
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However, it allows you to innovate in leaps and bounds, rather than making small improvements on pre-existing ideas.
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But whatever it is, Memphis Depay is playing leaps and bounds better in France than he did in England.
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Democrats are leaps and bounds ahead of Republicans when it comes to gender representation, for both cultural and structural reasons.
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Technology coming on fast, social consequences to follow Self-driving cars have progressed in leaps and bounds in recent years.
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It appears that Taco Bell is making leaps and bounds while KFC is putting hot sauce in their hot sauce.
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Alongside that, computing power has advanced in leaps and bounds, seeing rapid recent advances in artificial intelligence and parallel computing.
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Both industries are growing by leaps and bounds, meaning workers like Noland will be in demand for years to come.
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They can't profit from it because technology, humans, and perception has moved forward leaps and bounds, and forgotten about them.
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The company, which launched in 22010 long before the iPad or the iPhone, has been growing in leaps and bounds.
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A monetary creation on such a gigantic scale meant that the Fed's balance sheet kept expanding by leaps and bounds.
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India, in the meantime, had also grown by leaps and bounds, and could support its own writers as never before.
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The clinical foundation and training of a pharmacist graduating today is leaps and bounds above where I started my practice.
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But lip gloss has come leaps and bounds since our days rolling saccharine-sweet goop over our lips after homeroom.
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Fortunately, in recent years, our knowledge of both the sun and stars like it has grown in leaps and bounds.
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The Marvel superhero era began with the Fantastic Four, and in the ensuing years grew by Hulk-like leaps and bounds.
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Mapmaking technology developed by leaps and bounds, progressing from land-based surveys to aerial photography to the Global Positioning System (GPS).
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All of a sudden, some of the things I came on this trip to accomplish seemed leaps and bounds more attainable.
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"My confidence has come back in leaps and bounds over the past two weeks," the 24-year-old twice Olympian said.
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Uber, founded in 2009, has grown in leaps and bounds to become the largest ride-hailing service in the United States.
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And whatever the final cost is, it will be leaps and bounds more than the price of keeping migrant families together.
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To see the 1,100 square feet Carey lived in was to understand the leaps and bounds she took as an artist.
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The 220-year-old used the showcase to prove to teams that he's improved leaps and bounds since his last opportunity.
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The first HIV criminalization laws were introduced in 1986, and medical knowledge has advanced by leaps and bounds in that time.
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And he's leaps and bounds more popular than President Trump, who lands among the most disliked presidents in modern American history.
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But cardiovascular medicine has grown by leaps and bounds: Mortality after a heart attack has dropped tenfold since the late 1950s.
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Experts say one annual increase doesn't indicate China is returning to an era when its emissions grew by leaps and bounds.
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"Europe works in leaps and bounds," said Maria Demertzis, an economist and deputy director at Bruegel, a research institution in Brussels.
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As TechCrunch reported when the round was announced in April of this year: The company is growing in leaps and bounds.
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And he's still leaps and bounds more popular than President Trump, who lands among the most disliked presidents in modern history.
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" Knowles added, "I have watched you grow personally in leaps and bounds and you are an incredible husband and the best father!
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And as a recent test ride at an Army training base made clear, it is leaps and bounds ahead of the Humvee.
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That's leaps and bounds beyond the two to three manufacturers featured in other major racing series like NASCAR, IndyCar, and Formula One.
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Much to my surprise, the Echo Buds sound wonderful and are leaps and bounds better than the expectations I had coming in.
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Though her legs are shorter than the typical deer her age, Scherer writes that her condition has improved by leaps and bounds.
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If it turns out that Magic Leap is indeed leaps and bounds better than the HoloLens, and revolutionary, that would be fantastic.
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The past couple of years have seen wireless headphones advance in leaps and bounds, both in technical terms and in consumer awareness.
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Both rovers were only designed to function on Mars for about 90 days, but both outlived that estimate by leaps and bounds.
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President Donald Trump tweeted about the stock market Wednesday, saying it would grow "by leaps and bounds" if tax reform were accomplished.
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The SEC is unable to spend even at its 21625-2900 levels, while markets and players have grown by leaps and bounds.
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"Models for 'Joker' continue to improve by leaps and bounds with each passing week," Shawn Robbins, the Boxoffice Pro chief analyst, wrote.
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McCain noted that cyber is the only aspect in which the U.S. military is not leaps and bounds ahead of other nations.
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While the U.S. economy has steadily, if slowly, recovered from the Great Recession, Silicon Valley's heavyweight have grown by leaps and bounds.
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In other words, the tech industry is in a state of iteration rather than making leaps and bounds with something totally new.
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This growth by leaps and bounds means that the political weight of cities is increasing more rapidly than that of rural areas.
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You look at the expectations on first ladies versus what are the expectations for first gentlemen, and they're leaps and bounds apart.
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Less encouraging, however, is that the raw number of unicorns still in hunt of an exit has grown by leaps and bounds.
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Advocacy is growing in leaps and bounds not only at the federal level, but is gearing up at state and local levels.
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Thankfully, our ability to foresee and forecast the consequences of severe weather and natural disasters has made leaps and bounds since then.
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Those scenes are leaps and bounds better than they were in Lambert's version, and help illuminate Rachel's struggles with the concept of death.
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Greg went from the character that was probably furthest from understanding what his happiness was to now making leaps and bounds [towards it].
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It also has more than 40 percent market share, and has grown leaps and bounds by making various small acquisitions over the years.
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Foot Locker has established itself as the preeminent mall-based supplier of basketball shoes, leaps and bounds ahead of close competitor Finish Line.
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Being able to infer depth from flat images is an area where computer vision tech has made leaps and bounds in recent years.
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And while they weren't "leaps and bounds above other sweat-wicking leggings I have," she said they're among her favorites for Y7 now.
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That is the promise of virtual reality, which has come leaps and bounds since the first prototypes were released a few years ago.
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Houston "is growing by leaps and bounds," the report said, citing the city's booming jobs market and active construction that's reshaping its skyline.
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But nowadays, you know Hong Kong, I don't want to call it another Chinese city, but China has grown by leaps and bounds.
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While the screen is lovely and the cameras are awesome, they aren't leaps and bounds better than what your phone likely already has.
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The content and stories being told are accessible enough for a general audience, and the medium is moving forward by leaps and bounds.
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You can tell especially when you have daughters and you see their early stages, they are just leaps and bounds beyond boys immediately.
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The company says revenue is growing by leaps and bounds, reporting 284% year over year growth (although they did not share specific numbers).
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Under her, the group has grown by leaps and bounds, taking on full-time researchers and staff and revving up its outreach operation.
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If you can speak confidently and eloquently about who you are and what you offer, you're leaps and bounds ahead of the competition.
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And by that time, AI will likely have improved by leaps and bounds again to the point of rendering such a study unproductive.
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Moving to Tristar Gym full time has done wonders for Breese's game as his boxing especially has come on in leaps and bounds.
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Brazilian agribusiness has grown by leaps and bounds in recent decades as the country has adapted industrial farming techniques to its tropical climate.
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Allah makes a range of bold yet effective formal choices in his representation of Jamaica, growing in leaps and bounds as an artist.
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His brothers had taught him to play the game when he was a teenager, and he'd been improving by leaps and bounds ever since.
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Foreign investment had risen, particularly in oil and gas, and the private sector was growing by leaps and bounds, albeit from a tiny base.
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" Green went on to say, "Food in Ireland is really coming along now in leaps and bounds, and it's coming from the bottom up.
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As an operating system, Chrome has made leaps and bounds in recent years, and it's no wonder that it's become a mainstay in classrooms.
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It's been three years since we've seen a parkour rendition of the Mario brothers, and this one bests that one by leaps and bounds.
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The program's scope is expect to expand by leaps and bounds, with the NIST looking to build the database to more than 100,000 images.
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Government has grown by leaps and bounds, and the decisions that are being made have far-reaching consequences for our checkbooks and personal freedoms.
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Thanks to leaps and bounds in the field of artificial intelligence in the past decade, robots are increasingly beating humans at our own games.
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E-commerce has been growing by leaps and bounds in the last several years, and now the overall market is starting to take notice.
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Executive power grew by leaps and bounds during the Bush administration, usually under the shady auspices of the post-9/11 war on terror.
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Doctors are uploading these videos to market themselves or to help others in the field, and the amount is growing by leaps and bounds.
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Earlier Wednesday, Trump vowed that the stock market and employment would "grow by leaps and bounds" if Congress passes tax cuts he is proposing.
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"Things were pretty lean back when we started, but the community has grown by leaps and bounds," Porter said in an email while traveling.
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I understand that treatment has come leaps and bounds since then, but I don't have great insurance, so that's the one that haunts me.
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Aldo's boxing has improved in leaps and bounds over the years and nowadays he does most of his best work, like Holloway, on the counter.
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NT: Even people realizing that what Theaster Gates does is an art project, is leaps and bounds beyond when everybody thought was just Abstract Expressionism.
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But that comparison isn't a fair one: In terms of sheer technical craftsmanship, Miranda and Caliban outstrips The Mists of Avalon by leaps and bounds.
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" Concluding the post, she added, "I have watched you grow personally in leaps and bounds and you are an incredible husband and the best father!
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The leaps and bounds people are making within this particular field — even just the conversations happening with young people about the importance of sensitivity reading.
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They suspect future gains in price and performance will come in small, incremental steps, rather than the leaps and bounds of the past two decades.
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The science of prosthetics has been advancing by leaps and bounds over the last few years, and research into soft robotics has been especially complementary.
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"Since the early 2000s, the issue of same-sex marriage has progressed leaps and bounds," Ishikawa told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone on Tuesday.
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Work is also advancing by leaps and bounds in the complementary area of gene editing now being embraced by many of the world's top drugmakers.
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T-Mobile President and CEO John Legere says he has always felt like his mobile communications company was leaps and bounds ahead of its competitors.
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The second time I thought I would suddenly find myself suddenly leaps and bounds more mature coincided with the birth of my daughter, in 2014.
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Typically, this circuitry entails some kind of stretchable polymer that's modified to conduct electricity, and it's evolved in leaps and bounds in the last decade.
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The film, notably, comes on the heels of Sony and Marvel's collaboration on the live-action "Venom," and it surpasses that by leaps and bounds.
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Soundsystems as a whole have come on in leaps and bounds in the last five years, especially compared to the clubs of the early 00s.
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In gigantic leaps and bounds, each new advancement in technology offered new ways of seeing the world and therefore changed the course of history forever.
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WINNING STREAK Brazilian agribusiness has grown by leaps and bounds in recent decades as the country has adapted industrial farming techniques to its tropical climate.
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Self-driving vehicle technology has advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years, but government regulations have not kept pace with the rate of innovation.
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"The women's game has come on leaps and bounds and it was time we beat a man," the 25-year-old Sherrock told the BBC.
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Africa's startup scene is growing by leaps and bounds, and three tech leaders are set to share insights on this vibrant space at Disrupt San Francisco.
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Markle's role as Rachel Zane is definitely leaps and bounds better than her work in When Sparks Fly, but it's also intriguing for a different reason.
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"It has been leaps and bounds every single day," Jared says, adding that the doctors have called the recovery "miraculous," considering the close calls they experienced.
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You may well be cringing right now, but the truth is that most people are leaps and bounds from the person they were a decade ago.
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In consumer tech, machine learning technology is accelerating by leaps and bounds — identifying learning how to "see" objects in photos, for instance, at near human levels.
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The Broncos played considerably better in their season opener Friday against visiting Marygrove College, but that that was an NAIA school, leaps and bounds behind Villanova.
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The same ruthless efficiency that allowed Game of Thrones to go leaps and bounds ahead of the books marked a meaningful break with the underlying narrative.
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Bishop: Documentaries in the past decade have grown by leaps and bounds stylistically, but there's often nothing better than subject matter that you just find fascinating.
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Echo Show (2nd Gen.) costs $190 ($40 off): As with the Echo Dot, the second iteration of the Echo Show has improved by leaps and bounds.
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Nike's creative and innovative prowess has been leaps and bounds ahead of the competition in recent years, solidifying its staunch market position in the footwear industry.
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Casale: In the four years leading to the killings at Kent State on May 4, 1970, my political awareness had been growing in leaps and bounds.
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AngelList, the online platform that matches startups with early-stage investors, has grown by leaps and bounds since its 2010 founding — and so have its ambitions.
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"Not only is the rig count rising, but recent reports tell us that the productivity of shale activity has improved in leaps and bounds," it said.
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Capacity from renewable sources has grown by leaps and bounds, outpacing growth from all other sources — including coal, natural gas and nuclear power — in recent years.
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"Italy has come on leaps and bounds in the last six years and the improvement in the attitudes of the old establishment have been incredible," she said.
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They're well-built and the image quality is leaps and bounds better than any other lens I have tried, especially for the wide-angle and telephoto lenses.
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Growing by leaps and bounds as it completes its second year, the school is both an oasis and a microcosm of the changes sweeping across Short Creek.
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But in the past year and a half, Samsung's design department has made dramatic leaps and bounds, cranking out beautiful, functional designs and rapidly iterating on them.
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Approved in late 22.60, its sales hit $840 million in the quarter and is expected to keep growing by leaps and bounds despite competition from Merck's Keytruda.
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"President Trump is leaps and bounds ahead of where the past two successful re-election campaigns were," RNC spokesman Steve Guest said in an election night statement.
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While monied interests have always had the upper hand in influencing government, their domination jumped leaps and bounds with the decision by the justices in Citizens United.
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The iPhone 8 is expected to pack in a brand new camera system and advanced 3D scanning technology that could put it leaps and bounds ahead of Samsung.
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Sony's PlayStation business continues to come on leaps and bounds after a 27 percent increase in gaming revenue helped the company record a $211 billion profit in Q2265.
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Lowest unemployment in 16 years and.. ...if Congress gives us the massive tax cuts (and reform) I am asking for, those numbers will grow by leaps and bounds.
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Lowest unemployment in 16 years and.. ...if Congress gives us the massive tax cuts (and reform) I am asking for, those numbers will grow by leaps and bounds.
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It was almost this weird series of video that were just bursting in popularity and then it steadily grew in leaps and bounds over the summer of 2013.
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Thanks to their sludgy, ambitious Battleground Records debut, Unanswered Hymns (which came streaked with psychedelia and languid, effortlessly heavy riffs) Chrch's profile has grown by leaps and bounds.
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It's apparent in the autonomous driving systems onboard Musk's own Teslas, and in the leaps and bounds Alphabet's AlphaGo and AlphaZero have made in their understanding of gameplay.
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"I thought, oh my gosh, this large, emerging company is just growing by leaps and bounds, and they wanted me to be part of this apparatus," she said.
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Photo: IBM ResearchThe amount of data you can squeeze onto a hard drive continues to grow by leaps and bounds, with Seagate announcing a 60TB SSD late last year.
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Unless this recent announcement was a hoax and the iPhone 7 is leaps and bounds ahead of previous generations, Apple is in for a full year of disappointing fundamentals.
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Company president and chief strategy officer Mikhail Naumov says the startup has been growing in leaps and bounds going from just two customers last year to 30 this year.
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Or am I going to move toward progress even if that's small and incremental rather than the leaps and bounds that you had hoped for and that Bernie represented?
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His guard passing has come on leaps and bounds in recent years—allowing him to get through Dean Lister's formidable bottom game and crush the latter from side control.
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The difference is that the fundamentals of what I'm doing are now leaps and bounds above where I was, so much so that nailing the basics doesn't take much effort.
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In an environment where each year's new graphics technology was leaps and bounds beyond that of the year before, text adventures were comparatively ageless, which extended their sales even further.
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The PC market has moved in such leaps and bounds in recent years that it has caught up with (and even started to outpace) the computational needs of most people.
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The budget of the religious directorate, the agency responsible for the conduct of sermons in the country's mosques, has grown by leaps and bounds, overtaking several ministries in the process.
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Cramer also spoke with T-Mobile President and CEO John Legere, who said he has always felt like his mobile communications company was leaps and bounds ahead of its competitors.
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Life has improved leaps and bounds, he said, standing in front of a large, two-story stone building he had recently built with proceeds from the sale of the fruits.
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"Greenpoint offers larger spaces, amazing views of Manhattan, better prices and with the G train and water taxis providing transportation, this section of Brooklyn Is growing by leaps and bounds."
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Voice recognition still has a way to go but Apple, Amazon, and Google have made leaps and bounds on advancements in voice recognition with Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant, respectively.
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"Daniel has been extremely hands-on in the best possible way, and the momentum has been building by leaps and bounds," Sorial told CNBC Make It, through a Kind spokesperson.
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He picked up 22020 percent of African-American voters, far behind Biden's 22016 percent but just ahead of Harris's 22016 percent, and leaps and bounds ahead of Booker's 103 percent.
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He said that thanks to a chip that Tesla had developed, it was now leaps and bounds ahead of its self-driving-tech competition at Uber, General Motors, and Google.
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It cribs a bit from Apple's Activity rings, but being able to easily view your movement and heart points at a glance is leaps and bounds better than the previous iteration.
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In this reality, Turing has made leaps and bounds within the world of artificial intelligence, leading to the creation of synthetic humans — 25 to be exact, 12 Adams and 13 Eves.
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Still, this is leaps and bounds better than any Google Docs experience on the iPad before and will be a huge boon for anybody who depends on it for their work.
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Artificial intelligence technology has developed in leaps and bounds in the last decade, and now, governments are being urged to ban robots that can kill, before things get out of hand.
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He says that the industry has evolved in leaps and bounds in recent years, but, especially in some countries, there is still a long way to go to ensure complete safety.
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Firstly, medical and testing technology is moving in leaps and bounds — the availability of not only traditional testing, such as blood and imaging, but also newer approaches such as genetic sequencing.
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But, regardless of which global temperature trend of the last 150 years is the correct one, it cannot be argued that agriculture and technology have not advanced by leaps and bounds.
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Audrina Patridge has grown leaps and bounds from her drama filled days on "The Hills" ... opting for a nice quiet Hawaiian dinner with family and friends before her big wedding day.
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But now she's doing leaps and bounds of innovation with her work, particularly her mixtapes, and even the playful turn-of-gaze in her soon-to-be iconic "Boys" music video.
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Although she rarely makes any remarks that aren't scripted, Kate's confidence has grown by leaps and bounds from that first skittish interview she gave with William when they announced their engagement.
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But these meal packs are still leaps and bounds beyond the humble dinners shared by the crew of Skylab over four decades ago, when manned spaceflight was still in its early years.
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Camera technology has come forwards in leaps and bounds since the original Blue Planet aired in 2001, and this allowed Blue Planet II to show us never-before-seen spectacles of nature.
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But as Dani pointed out in her piece on country music, it is actually losing subscribers at a time when services like Spotify and Apple Music are growing by leaps and bounds.
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Nonetheless, advancements within the beauty industry mean that these products have come leaps and bounds, and within reason, we can carry on using all of the above while protecting our natural assets.
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After everything he's endured, he probably deserves a little bit of sympathy, but fans put him leaps and bounds ahead of Melisandre (Carice van Houten), who earned just 8% of the vote.
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Barbecue's Southern roots and finest pitmasters are a long way from New York, even though the city has grown by leaps and bounds in terms of its barbecue pedigree in recent years.
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But Yellen said Friday that the fact that the economy has not grown by leaps and bounds is not because the Fed has been ineffective; rather, the economy was just that bad.
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Anybody visiting some of those shining new Asian shopping malls can see that the presence of wide-ranging Chinese, and made-in-China, products is ubiquitous and growing by leaps and bounds.
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While the card initially grew its network and offerings slowly — and had a few early bumps in the road — it's made leaps and bounds over the past few years as an organization.
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Basic Games Fabricio Werdum has made leaps and bounds in his game since he began learning to strike with Rafael Cordeiro and the team at Kings MMA, but this often gets overplayed.
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This transformation grows leaps and bounds with serverless computing starting to emerge as the next frontier to enable truly distributed applications and services that are powered by microservices and event-driven functions.
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Whether onstage or at the barre, whether practicing alone or bringing an audience to a boil, this Nureyev can be seen whole, in leaps and bounds, with no editor's sleight of hand.
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It's up to us," she said, adding: "They are so grateful for our support and are making leaps and bounds in order to escape poverty and stand on their own two feet.
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Vice has grown leaps and bounds in recent years to develop extensive benefits for all employees, which is why we've introduced an equity program, paid family leave, and tuition reimbursement among others.
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Click here to view original GIFI'm impressed by the technological leaps and bounds that drones have made over the past few years, but until today, I haven't had much interest in owning one.
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I gave Lenovo the benefit of the doubt then, in spite of the company having nothing to announce at a time when the whole Android world was moving forward with leaps and bounds.
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It was an extraordinary concession, and along with the enlistment of staunchly anti-choice Mike Pence, it convinced the movement that Trump, while not perfect, would be leaps and bounds better than Clinton.
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The long-raging debate around facial recognition software, with all the privacy worries it brings with it, has taken on new urgency as the technology has improved and spread by leaps and bounds.
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His business has been growing by leaps and bounds since he brought it out of Moscow and onto the Paris Fashion Week calendar, but the Pitti show expanded it further than ever before.
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It's something scientists have been working on fitfully ever since the 1970s, but in the last decade or so the field has moved forward by leaps and bounds, with a range of breakthroughs.
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China — a country that has grown by leaps and bounds in expertise in recent years — has aggressively funded development of next-generation technology in ways that have alarmed some foreign governments and businesses.
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Connor Cook, Michigan State QB: Cook has played better than Hackenberg by leaps and bounds, but saw himself leapfrogged not only by Hackenberg but by USC's Cody Kessler and North Carolina State's Jacoby Brissett.
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While Firefox isn't leading the pack when it comes to blocking trackers, it's still leaps and bounds ahead of Google's Chrome browser, which is just starting to dabble in features that can limit tracking.
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Flying bots like quadcopters and gliders have come on in leaps and bounds in recent years, but engineers are still chasing the "holy grail" of aerial robotics: replicating the complex flight of a bat.
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As we have written before, the company has been growing by leaps and bounds for the last couple of years, most recently expanding into Europe and adding new features to the platform like video.
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The development of AI now coming on by leaps and bounds could mean a fresh start for Aibo — as well as Sony, which will next year have abandoned its robot business for 12 years.
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Care management and wellness programs have grown by leaps and bounds in the last decade, with improvements in technology to support their use and providers and employers looking to improve care and decrease spending.
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I don't really think they have any competition for the team gold as they've been winning every world championships by leaps and bounds for a long time,'' 1996 Olympic champion Kerri Strug told Reuters.
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Carbon, the 3D printing startup that has raised more than $420 million, has fundamentally changed manufacturing by creating a proprietary CLIP tech that speeds up the process of additive manufacturing by leaps and bounds.
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Now, with more than a year under their belts, a time in which their skills have been road-tested and their chemistry honed, they have managed to make leaps and bounds as a band.
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DeRozan has done more than just elevate his scoring to another level this season—his passing ability has also improved by leaps and bounds and he's averaging a career-high 4.1 assists per game.
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The NFL needs to take a page out of NBA's book when dealing with social issues ... so says "Power" actor Omari Hardwick, who tells TMZ Sports the Association's "leaps and bounds" above other leagues.
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"Expedition travel is growing in leaps and bounds for a few reasons," said Susan Boehnstedt, the president of Critics Choice Vacations, part of the Virtuoso network of travel agencies, based in Queen Creek, Ariz.
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"These guys have made leaps and bounds from where we were as far as making plays down the stretch and going out and playing with confidence when it matters most," coach Fred Hoiberg told reporters.
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Even though it's not a mobile product, it's getting better by leaps and bounds — the demos I've seen here in Barcelona (especially the new Space Pirates shootout game) were polished, fluid and, quite frankly, amazing.
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The offering makes up the majority of Amazon's gross merchandise volume, and Prime subscribers are increasing by leaps and bounds (the Prime customer base grew from 123 million to 63 million in the last year).
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Yet in spite of its flaws, the Nevada brothel system is still leaps and bounds ahead of the criminal penalties most of the country imposes on all people who choose to exchange sex for money.
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While I knew that the Apollo missions were just the first tentative steps in our exploration of the solar system, it seemed to me that these were soon to be eclipsed by leaps and bounds.
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Today, modern home printers are leaps and bounds more advanced than their early '80s counterparts, and it's rare that you walk into a home without spotting at least one sleek printer perched atop a desk.
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Artificial intelligence tools like deep learning have come on in leaps and bounds in recent years, powered by two main resources: cheap processing power, delivered by the cloud; and stacks and stacks of user data.
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But as with any deep-fried onion delicacy, you're gonna want a cool, acidic dip to cut through all of that battered beauty, and we have something leaps and bounds beyond your usual spicy mayonnaise.
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Indeed, renewable energy in China is making leaps and bounds, but "non-fossil sources are still minuscule in the Chinese energy system," noted Glen Peters, the research director at the Center for International Climate Research.
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We've come leaps and bounds in representation since I secretly watched Sugar Rush as a teenager, but people like me still aren't included — largely because the creators and people with money are cis and straight.
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Because if wearables are going to make the leaps and bounds that people have been predicting for years now, there's going to have been some value beyond being the thing that just sits on your wrist.
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Grasso looked leaps and bounds ahead of Clarke on the feet and such was the damage that she did to Clarke's face that many people thought the fight could have been stopped in the second round.
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"Inca Mummy Girl" (season 2, episode 4) Buffy's intense, operatic season two has arguably the best season-long arc of the entire series, and is leaps and bounds ahead of the charming but limited season one.
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As a tablet, Windows 10 is leaps and bounds ahead of Chrome OS. Moving apps into an overview screen is fluid, split screening works without lag, and, of course, Microsoft is far ahead in stylus features.
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While gaming technology makes progress in leaps and bounds each year (especially with a new console generation around the corner), sometimes it's nice to take a step back and revisit what came before today's newest innovations.
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Last year, Boston also clutched the top spot on Instacart's ranking, but Atlanta actually improved by leaps and bounds, skyrocketing to second-place from its 25 spot on the list as the fifth least romantic city.
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What's changed is that the technology has advanced in leaps and bounds (range and power have doubled in just the past few years), an actual EV industry/supply chain has been established, and charging infrastructure is spreading.
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He also takes a close look at the evolution of the field of paleontology, and how it has diversified and grown by leaps and bounds in recent years — thanks in part to Steven Spielberg's iconic 1993 movie.
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Workers at the Gigafactory also said that while the company's semi-automated battery production lines have improved by leaps and bounds in the past year, Tesla is still not consistently making 7,000 vehicle batteries a week there.
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"I'm pretty sure that this will be, by leaps and bounds, the quickest transition to renewables that's ever happened anywhere on the planet," said P.J. Wilson, president of the Solar and Energy Storage Association of Puerto Rico.
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Children can take their first steps as dancegoers by following the leaps and bounds of the members of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in these programs, which are followed by question-and-answer sessions with the performers.
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Not because there's anything inherently wrong with Airbnb, the home-sharing business that has grown by leaps and bounds in the past few years and has opened up affordable accommodations to millions of people around the world.
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While crop agriculture has consolidated at a steady pace over time, consolidation of the livestock industry happens in leaps and bounds, driven by new practices that enable more animals to be kept in the same small space.
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Of course, Hover's chief competition, the DJI Mavic line, has made some pretty massive leaps and bounds in practically all of those categories since launching the first Pro back in 2016, so the company's got some stiff competition.
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While the conversational interfaces have developed in leaps and bounds, and the PullString bots can now understand a far wider set of words and phrases, one restraint remains: You still don't want a free-for-all for children.
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And the platform faces a tough future: in two days, Apple will announce a redesigned version of the Apple Watch that appears to be, at least on the hardware front, leaps and bounds ahead of Wear OS watches.
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Part of that long game is picking winners in the industry, as well, and Volvo seems to be confident that Luminar, whose lidar tech is in many ways leaps and bounds beyond the competition, will be among them.
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Brooklinen isn't necessarily inexpensive — 270-thread-count sheets start at $129 for a queen, and 480-thread-count sheets start at $149 for a queen — but the process of purchasing quality sheets is leaps and bounds more convenient.
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" Just last month, Trump appeared to suggest that the stock market gains would lead to a reduction in national debt, adding that if tax cuts are passed, the economy and job market would "grow by leaps and bounds.
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The Home boasts by far the most intelligent assistant in my experience; I am still shocked by some of the answers it can pull out of its hat that are leaps and bounds past my HomePod's Siri capabilities.
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At the same time, academic research is advancing by leaps and bounds, with last week's successful use of CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing to correct a defect in a human embryo pointing to more innovative therapies down the line.
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There's a reason Alexander was nominated for a Guest Actress Emmy in 2015 Lowes marveled at how her own character, the ever-evolving and now-deadly Quinn Perkins, has grown leaps and bounds since we met her in 2012.
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Mobile phone subscription in Nigeria, Africa's biggest telecom market, has grown in leaps and bounds since the advent of GSM technology in 2001 but average revenue per user (ARPU) has been on a downward trend due to increased competition.
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For Children Children can take their first steps as dancegoers by following the leaps and bounds of the members of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in these programs, which are followed by question-and-answer sessions with the performers.
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But as I mentioned in a previous Extra Crunch piece, it will be difficult for startups operating in Africa to hit that revenue mark, even with all the leaps and bounds occurring in the continent's economies and tech sector.
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Wool Runner-Up Mizzles, available at Allbirds, $135Of all the technological leaps and bounds that have occurred over the past year, none have given me more clout than my pair of water-resistant Wool Runner-Up Mizzles from Allbirds.
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First-person 3D games and their level design have advanced by leaps and bounds since the original Doom's release, but the sheer volume of user-created content made it the ideal game for training an AI to create its own levels.
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This is an area where Wonder Woman is not only leaps and bounds ahead of the DCEU's previous films, but where it's also able to give some of the films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe a run for their money.
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And while they're not perfect … they're leaps and bounds ahead of what we often see in state and local court systems," Turberville said, adding, "It's really concerning to watch what is happening on the border where this gold standard has evaporated.
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I appreciate that video games have changed in many ways since the first Ratchet & Clank came out in 2002, that the ways in which we use the interactive medium to tell stories and stir emotions has come on leaps and bounds.
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And while the keyboard experience has improved by leaps and bounds over the earliest models, a keyboard cover still isn't a good replacement for a built-in keyboard for those who do any more than just the occasional note taking.
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But he does this in a totally abstract economic theory sense without looking at the fact that new fiber networks—be they run by Google, a startup, or the local government—are objectively leaps and bounds faster than the existing infrastructure.
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He Rongrong, the director of Taiwan Investment Service Office, which is housed in Kunshan's hi-tech industrial zone, said that the first factory built by a Taiwanese company in Kunshan was in 1989 and since then entrepreneurship had grown in leaps and bounds.
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"Ten years ago they were on the other end [of the rankings] and they've been slowly moving up, and moving up by leaps and bounds in the last few years," said Renee Stephens, vice president of U.S. automotive quality at J.D. Power.
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With its program growing by leaps and bounds, China is on record as seeking cooperation with the U.S. space program, signing an agreement with the United Nations last June to open its space station to experiments and astronauts from U.N. member states.
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"Some people are complaining that the budget proffered by the Trump administration, despite its wonderful, macho-sounding name, is too vague and makes all sorts of cuts to needed programs in favor of increasing military spending by leaps and bounds," she wrote Thursday.
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After becoming the youngest champion in UFC and arguably its most dominant ever, Jones was going to be human embodiment of everything that return stood for and of the massive leaps and bounds a once-loathed sport had made into the mainstream.
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Simmons can console himself with the fact that Any Given Wednesday has already improved in leaps and bounds from its debut last month, an abject failure that was ultimately overshadowed by the breathless, frothing Ben Affleck rant that served as its centerpiece.
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"To me, as his wife, what happened after he walked off No. 1 in the first round made my admiration for him grow by leaps and bounds," she said, adding, "What he showed our children when he kept playing makes me so proud."
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His striking has come on in leaps and bounds through his short UFC tenure already so being able to absorb the best shots from Holloway for four rounds will probably only give him more confidence to experiment and grow comfortable under fire.
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I think that despite all of the hardship, despite all of the injustice, despite all of the the ideology that Standing Rock is a lost fight, I think we won in leaps and bounds in terms of what it's done for the movement.
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Sheba Nandkeolyar, the national chairwoman of the Australia India Business Council and the founder of a multicultural marketing company in Sydney, said the Indian diaspora has been growing in leaps and bounds all over Australia, with a wide range of workplace experiences.
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But while no sufficiently preserved DNA has so far been reported from bones older than 1,000 years in South America, technology for the study of ancient DNA is advancing by leaps and bounds and a specimen like Luzia might have concealed genetic secrets.
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Thanks to the 75th Washington Auto Show, which closed on Sunday, consumers have had the opportunity to see new technological leaps and bounds from automakers that are making today's vehicles bolder, more fuel-efficient, interconnected, and, in some cases, able to drive themselves.
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For several years now, I've watched as independent TV has grown by leaps and bounds, and I've been waiting for it to experience a breakthrough similar to the one indie film had in the wake of 1989's Sex, Lies, and Videotape.
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Oh, sure, we still have Geno Auriemma of Connecticut and his 11 NCAA championships, but even he must admit that Pat Summitt was a ground-breaker, a difference-maker, a coach who increased the popularity and importance of women's basketball by leaps and bounds.
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The Cold War is now generally seen as a "long peace," the postwar era as a veritable golden age in which human prosperity increased by leaps and bounds and the democracies — not the brutal authoritarian regimes that threatened them — came to dominate the global arena.
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Although the bullet remains in his spine (doctors say it's best for the cat's health to leave it alone) and his tail needed to be amputated, Roger continues to improve by kitty leaps and bounds since his arrival at Naples Cat Alliance in September.
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The world's third-largest energy consumer after the U.S. and China, India has grown leaps and bounds in renewable-energy production over the past few years, with new capacity being brought online by renewable sources surpassing new coal capacity for the first time in 21.
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While these overly narrow formulations and definitions may have served a purpose when they were created, markets have changed, technology has advanced by leaps and bounds, food labeling law has progressed, and consumer preferences have evolved, paving the way for growth in new industries.
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"Deepfake" technology — which allows people to manipulate video and audio in a way that looks very real — has made leaps and bounds in recent years Indeed, anyone familiar with face-swapping filters on Snapchat or Instagram has witnessed a rudimentary version of deepfake technology firsthand.
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What I have found — and machine learning technology and artificial intelligence, of course, is evolving and has made leaps and bounds in the couple of years — what I've found is that a combination of using machines and humans, people, is really the most effective way.
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The best thing that "Sonic" has going for it, by leaps and bounds, is the infusion of manic energy that it receives from an unleashed Jim Carrey as the villain, Dr. Robotnik, basically a mad scientist out to capture or kill the little alien.
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"He has co-therapies [every] week but we're going to step it up a notch soon and get him ABA treatments, speech therapy," said Farley, adding that Greyson has "made leaps and bounds when it comes to speech" — specifically, "He's understanding words better, which was his issue."
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The pleasures of sampling games this way now are not just in catching up with what I missed back then, but getting to run up and down the offerings within this timeline, taking in the improvements made in leaps and bounds in terms of graphics and gameplay.
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Clear all your notifications at onceNotification control has come leaps and bounds in recent versions of iOS, and you can use 3D Touch to clear all your alerts at once — it just needs a firm press on the X at the top of the notification center.
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In a sketch about the Fox News host's ongoing sexual assault scandal, Baldwin's O'Reilly and Baldwin's Trump actually chatted with each other in split screen to discuss the president's recent defense of O'Reilly, and Baldwin's impression of the Fox host was better by leaps and bounds.
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By offering our shows and trademarks to the world, we will expand the Fine Family by leaps and bounds globally, and support content that can make a positive impact around the world, which is the cornerstone of what the REACT franchise has been for over five years.
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"It will help us to search for intelligent life outside of the galaxy and explore the origins of the universe," he told state media MORE: China to explore 'dark side' of the moon Great leap forward China's space program has come along in leaps and bounds.
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The deconstruction of a Fred Rogers figure would make for an interesting show on its own, but Kidding transcends that premise by leaps and bounds on the strength of Carrey's performance and a determination to make the show just as rough — and riveting — as real life.
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But making the urban center your base means easier access to night life and great restaurants — the city's gastronomic scene has been growing in leaps and bounds, along with tasting rooms where you can sample not just the mighty malbec, but other varietals like bonarda and torrontés.
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If you're a fan of a minimal aesthetic or interested in building an wardrobe filled with basic essentials — not weird graphic tees and funky sweaters you would have never bought in a store — then Frank and Oak is leaps and bounds better than most other subscription boxes.
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Like ESPN and other media companies, Turner is trying to straddle the current reality, in which broadcasters still make the vast majority of their revenue from cable subscriptions and advertising, and an assumed future, in which revenue from digital streaming services will grow by leaps and bounds.
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There was something just not quite right about those characters, and while the quality and believability of photorealistic CG humans have improved by leaps and bounds in the eight years since that film was released, the techniques Aravantinos uses for his touch-ups are near impossible to spot.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)I wasn't completely sold on the reMarkable tablet after reviewing it a year ago, but the company has improved the tablet's software and functionality by leaps and bounds since then, and now I can't imagine carrying around a pad of paper for notes ever again.
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The side may have come on leaps and bounds since the dark days of the 2010 World Cup, but Les Bleus still missed out on a gilt-edged chance of international glory, snatching defeat from the jaws of victory in the grand finale at the Stade de France.
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If you're a fan of a minimal aesthetic or interested in building a wardrobe filled with basic essentials — not weird graphic tees and funky sweaters you would have never bought in a store — then Frank And Oak's box is leaps and bounds better than most other subscription boxes.
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"He can talk about the conversations that took place before, during and after," said Seth Waxman, a former federal prosecutor in D.C. "I would put Manafort leaps and bounds above everyone else simply because of the time and effort the government put in to flip him," Waxman said.
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While the opportunities available for women have grown by leaps and bounds since the first modern Olympics Games in 20023, where women were completely banned from competing, we have yet to close the discrepancy in the number of opportunities and the treatment of women in the Olympics and in sports.
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And as you'd expect, it's leaps and bounds better than the previous generation of chips, ticking off plenty of "oh wow" boxes on the spec sheet: 9 billion transistors in an 8-core CPU, a new 512-core GPU, capable of 53 trillion operations per second while consuming just 30 watts.
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The SuperVision, which came out in 1992 under various names globally (notably QuickShot, a well-known maker of third-party game controllers during the era), attempted a modest improvement on the Game Boy at a time when most of its big-name competitors were aiming to jump leaps and bounds beyond the portable market leader.
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But in a paper addressing the criticisms by Ferguson and others, he and his colleagues argued the science underlying video game addiction has improved by leaps and bounds in recent years—now incorporating research showing it can be found in countries across the world and brain-imaging data that suggests it might manifest similarly to drug addiction.
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" In a 2015 court document, the state had said that a challenge to the law struck at the state legislature's "authority" to revise a pre-existing law as part of a process to "protect the purity and integrity of the state's election process in light of the leaps and bounds of technology over the past century.
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"This is most probably the largest excavation of this time period in the Middle East, which will allow the research to advance leaps and bounds ahead of where we are today, just by the amount of material that we are able to save and preserve from this site," Lauren Davis, an archaeologist with Israel's antiquities authority, told Reuters.
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A military modernization overseen by the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, whose political power reached new heights after last month's Communist Party congress in Beijing, has proceeded in leaps and bounds, lifted by hefty budget increases that have already made China the world's No. 21980 military spender after the United States, though it is a distant second.
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Price: $28 on Amazon Streaming services from Spotify, Apple, Amazon and others have been growing in ubiquity by leaps and bounds, but if your commuter isn't already subscribing to one of these, or if they're only using the free tier, giving them a chance to test out the premium service with a giftcard could be a welcome present.
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However, given the transition from an era where technology has developed primarily in the military sphere and trickled into the commercial realm, to one where the commercial sector is outpacing government research in these areas by leaps and bounds, we must be careful not to outsource too much, lest we unwittingly cede U.S. national security policy to a single private company.
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Series star Zooey Deschanel is sitting out several episodes of this season for maternity leave, and though the show has grown leaps and bounds from the days when every story had to revolve around her character, Jess, in some way, that's still a big deal — even as the other characters on the series have come to develop relatively full lives of their own.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE early Wednesday vowed that the stock market and employment would "grow by leaps and bounds" if Congress passes tax cuts he is proposing.
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Wilson hopes that when the union returns to the bargaining table at the end of this month, that management will align their wages with their publicly expressed values: "If PS1 wants to claim to be a progressive institution and support this community," he said, "then they need to make some leaps and bounds as to how they treat the workers that work in this museum."
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Legatum's survey showed that residents of 11 countries expressed more tolerance than they did a decade previously, particularly regarding the LGBT community (but that at the same time restrictions on freedoms to speak, assemble and associate have deteriorated in 122 countries.) In parallel, women are gaining political power in leaps and bounds, now making up more than a fifth of members of national parliaments.
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Among them: that the leader should retire after two terms and appoint a successor after the first (meaning, in Mr Xi's case, now); that there should be fixed retirement ages for top leaders (68 for the Central Committee); that people should move up the party in incremental steps, not leaps and bounds; and that at the end of his term the leader should be granted a kind of ideological canonisation, with an ideology associated with him written into the party's constitution.
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Part of the reason for the release of the albeit very select operational and financial data might have been the need to show to the world that the company is still holding up operationally despite the chaos it's immersed in - that it's in fact growing in leaps and bounds, that people are using the service more and more around the world, that it's crushing taxis and rental cars, and that it's offering some urbanites an alternative to owning a car, thus making even automakers nervous.
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