Over time, your character levels up and unlocks new abilities.
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Beef cattle can withstand toxin levels up to 30 ppm.
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He really embraced me on many levels up on meeting him.
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This, he reckons, could push efficiency levels up to around 36%.
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It's always some douchebag that's 10 levels up with nothing to risk.
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In the past, strong unions moved wage levels up, while protecting jobs.
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Children are exposed to levels up to 140 times the safety limit.
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It could be the person one or two levels up from your boss.
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It could be the person one or two levels up from your boss.
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Tickets for the event ranged from $150 to host committee levels up to $25,000.
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All of us kids did, but we still couldn't get his oxygen levels up.
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Tubular chimes were visible two levels up from the orchestra seats, along both sides.
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It's at least two levels up from the original HyperSmooth, and that was pretty good.
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The requirements will be tiered, scaled to different income levels up to $30,000 per year.
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It's great for keeping your hormones healthy, your energy levels up, and your insulin sensitivity high.
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One example: If West Antarctica's ice sheet started crumbling, that could push sea levels up significantly.
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As the hero of Diablo 3 levels up, the difficulty of enemies scales up right alongside them.
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I'm wearing a bikini under a sundress and am ready to get my Vitamin D levels up!
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With tensions already fraught, Trump coming to Europe could raise the summer mercury levels up another notch.
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Some areas could see sea levels up to 6 feet higher by the end of the century.
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The cars were emitting dangerous pollutants at levels up to 150 times that of a normal car.
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Destiny 2 brings back the original game's open exploration spaces, but levels up the way those spaces work.
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"I recommend staying hydrated and eating consistently throughout the day to help keep energy levels up," she says.
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It's important to keep your protein and fluid levels up if you're going to finish a Saturday puzzle.
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The LaWS is designed to work against low-end asymmetric threats with scalable power levels up to 30 kW.
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It would be nice to have a version of Stranger Things that really levels up and commits to both.
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The issue is that those products can contain biotin levels up to 650 times higher than the recommended daily intake.
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Second, to keep its oxygen levels up and its CO63 levels down, a child with pneumonia breathes faster and faster.
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Even a percentage boost that ensures each successive generation levels up quicker can't prevent it from growing stale and repetitive.
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Which means you've got to get the capital levels up and you've got to make sure they've got stable liquidity.
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Flood barriers now under construction should protect the city from rising sea levels up to the year 2100, it noted.
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That includes extreme weather, vanishing ice sheets pushing sea levels up, and greenhouse gases from melting permafrost amplifying global warming.
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Bed bug-infested homes had histamine levels up to 20 times higher than non-infested homes, even three months after extermination.
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From its low last November, El Nino has driven water levels up by nearly 140 feet, from 914 feet to 1048.
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The rand extended earlier gains to trade at 15.0600 at its strongest levels, up more than 3 percent on the day.
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For teenagers who are not into team sports, swimming or athletics can be a good way to keep fitness levels up.
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In the last three days of 2015 attendance at the Musée d'Orsay returned to normal levels — up to 14,000 daily, officials said.
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To help keep cheer levels up among its furry temporary residents, the shelter is hosting its second annual Deck the Howls event.
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"Getting them in early in the day is something to consider to keep energy levels up on busy, active days," she says.
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But it galvanized a social justice movement and compelled a response from government agents at various levels up to President Barack Obama.
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But this backfill is toxic, and these "hot spots" can have radiation levels up to 20143 times greater than the surrounding area.
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While all the games detected the Nvidia GPU, none of them would automatically turn the graphics levels up to their max settings.
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And their ability to handle the low-oxygen levels up there is not due to mere hardiness — it's coded into their genes.
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The track team has to wait for a break to add that lost material back and bring the levels up to normal.
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We'll do our part to keep your blood sugar levels up with free food and drink — including plenty of Red Bull and coffee.
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The main teen bully, Henry Bowers (Nicholas Hamilton), is a violent racist who means to do harm and continually levels up in weaponry.
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Perhaps the Moto G6 Plus, with a better processor and camera, levels up the experience, but that model isn't available in North America.
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What can be crafted expands as your character levels up and you explore more of the world, getting access to new crafting materials.
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Howe advises that all high achievers (and aspiring high achievers) know what job they want two levels up from where they are now.
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A single cup of coffee, which contains 100 mg of caffeine, brings caffeine blood levels up to about 5 or 6 mg/L.
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For example, employment at food and beverage stores now far exceeds pre-recession levels, up more than 250,000 jobs over the past 10 years.
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And the mother of two tells PEOPLE that her New England Patriots quarterback husband, 39, isn't the only one keeping his athletic levels up.
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He's a busy guy, so I need to keep my energy levels up to be able to play with him and chase him around.
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Art fairs are exhausting, but one gallery at Frieze has figured out a better solution to keeping glucose levels up than guzzling glasses of champagne.
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Your pilot, the person inside the suit who can walk around and uncover story between missions in a place called Fort Tarsis, also levels up.
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Sea levels, up by 2003-21cm in the past 120 years, may rise by another metre over the next 80, threatening $1trn in coastal property.
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When added to projections for melting ice elsewhere, that could push global sea levels up 5 to 6 feet by 2100 — nearly double past projections.
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Many of these previous studies made assumptions about the half-life of radioactive cesium-137, which was used to extrapolate radiation levels up through 2010.
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When your character levels up, they can upgrade a few different stats: power (drive distance), purity (draw), strike (accuracy), ability (degree control), spin (self-explanatory).
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This means talking to him about going into an airplane and keeping his excitement levels up so he stays awake until we enter the aircraft.
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These modifications will enable the engine to operate at 225 percent thrust levels, up from the 26 percent thrust level generally used for the space shuttle.
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Or maybe Sega has some more out-of-the-box levels up its sleeve that take advantage of Sonic's speed in 3D environments in new ways.
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Related: This Digital Sculpture is Crawling with Simulated Life Forms The Virtual Art Gallery Levels-Up at UCLA UCLA Students Explore Memes in the Modern Era
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It reported that viruses linked to human sewage were present at levels up to 1.7 million times (!!!) what is considered alarming in the US and Europe.
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That said, sleep satisfaction and sleep duration in fathers didn't rebound to pre-pregnancy levels up to six years after the birth of their first child.
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You can earn experience from nearly every activity in the game — catching pokémon, fighting at a gym, visiting pokéstops — which in turn levels up your character.
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As you complete daily habits or check off items on your to-do list, Habitica levels up your avatar and unlocks armor, pets, skills and quests.
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A mix of a storm surge and waves will raise water levels up to 4 feet above normal tides along shores near Lane's center, forecasters said.
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But Congrats levels up the Toronto outfit's sound, honing their lo-fi scuzz into a sleek collection of songs that are less cerebral and more id.
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That gives us the flexibility to move as the market moves, and raise our investment levels up to match what we see as opportunities in the marketplace.
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Women now hold down 25 percent of the roles on the investment team at the associate, vice president and principal levels, up from 22 percent in 2016.
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Where we had to take over, where he's like, "I can't jump from the ground three levels up," we had to keyframe that stuff, and that's it.
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Underwood said her office had conducted tests which found that "Cra-Z-Jewelz" jewelry-making kits had lead levels up to 10 times higher than the federal limit.
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That gives us some flexibility to move as the market moves and to raise our investment levels up to match what we see as opportunities in the marketplace.
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In the early 2000s, when the company decided to start Taobao, its eBay competitor, he had his team do handstands during breaks to keep their energy levels up.
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Among individual groups, the rate for African Americans fell sharply, from 62.83% to 6.2%, while Asian Americans saw a gain from historically low levels, up from 2.2% to 2.5%.
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Doom Guy also now sports a wrist-mounted extending blade — which in turn levels up the sequel's execution animations — as well as some kind of shoulder-mounted multi-tool.
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Related: Dive into a Rainbow Alien Disco in D∆WN's "Calypso" Music Video The Virtual Art Gallery Levels-Up at UCLA Virtual Organisms Writhe in Generative Music Video"Tehraj"
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Helping mothers transition back to their lives at work takes practice and understanding about how to keep milk supply levels up in order to succeed at pumping long term.
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Interest rates across European central banks continue to remain at very low levels and in some cases below zero as economies scramble to push growth and inflation levels up.
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JENNIFER LOPEZ LEVELS UP Jennifer Lopez (the queen of romantic comedies; fight me!) talked to The Times ahead of her upcoming film, "Second Act," which is out Dec. 21.
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The good news is that REDS can be managed with treatment; the goal is to get a person's energy levels up and steer their period back to normal if possible.
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Related: Here's an Art Gallery That Might End Up in Your Spam Folder The Virtual Art Gallery Levels-Up at UCLA New Digital Gallery Offers a 'Stimulation Overload' For All
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The Nottingham researchers had written about a method in which they were able to infuse patients with L-carnitine to bring levels up thousands of times compared with the baseline.
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The dust came from the collapsing cathedral spire and roof, and contaminated parts of central Paris with lead levels up to 1,300 times higher than French safety guidelines, the Times reported.
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There's a minor online component here: as you play and earn points, your profile levels up and unlocks music and avatar customization, the latter of which you're able to show off online.
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Can there really be still yet another level of secret master coding in the hosts that we haven't already seen, that gets to be dramatically unlocked as Maeve levels up yet again?
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Under the improved pay deal workers will receive pay levels up to 36 percent above minimum pay rates and see holiday pay, overtime and pension contributions increase, GMB said in a statement.
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Another way is just making the most efficient city possible, where every block levels up to the maximum amount and my population grows at an exponential rate no matter what the cost.
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As expected, bed bug-infested homes had more histamine, but the researchers were surprised by the scale: Some homes had levels up to 20 times higher than those seen in non-infested homes.
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The Larson bill would replace those thresholds with $50,000 (single filer) and $100,000 (joint filers), and if provisional income is above those levels, up to 85 percent is counted in adjusted gross income.
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Indeed, the book aligns with Robbins' interests in achieving peak performance; he is known to use biohacks such as cryotherapy and a hyperbaric oxygen machine in order to keep his energy levels up.
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Adding a solid portable speaker to your repertoire can quickly remedy that issue — and save your poor laptop speakers from bursting when you inevitably have to crank their levels up all the way.
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Cars with such devices are able to meet emissions standards while emitting nitrogen oxide at levels up to 40 times the standard when the car is in actual use, according to the EPA.
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While it's really cool to see these impressively detailed, tiny levels up close, and to be immersed in a way that makes them seem like real objects, the act of actually playing is exhausting.
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It's a strange combination, but definitely one that helps keep the energy levels up in the stadium, and on the pitch — you can see the players love it just as much as the crowd.
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As a senior member of the royal family, the Duchess of Cambridge takes part in some of the 2,000 engagements the royals attend every year — so she needs to keep her energy levels up.
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While California's Air and Resources Board has been keeping tabs on the air quality directly above the ruptured well, HEET's analysis went further, revealing elevated methane levels up to eight miles from the storage site.
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Climate change is predicted to drive sea levels up by as much as 6 feet (1.8 m) by 2100 in New York City, according to a 2015 report by the city's Panel on Climate Change.
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He feels pain fully from every rat bite, and the exhaustion of chipping away at mining nodes all day, but he also feels an addictive euphoria when he levels up his character's jewel-crafting skill.
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Meanwhile, your character levels up and unlocks new, more advanced moves — think a lunge instead of a squat, or adding an arm movement to a leg one — and you can get closer to the goal.
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Again, I'm really tempted to skip the cardio portion of the workout (definitely sensing a pattern here), but I compromise by going on the stationary bike for 10 minutes and putting the resistance levels up.
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I was keeping my fitness levels up, but I let myself go a little as well because I didn't want to be clean-cut—I wanted to look like a kid and be out of shape.
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The doctor said that depression is caused by the spontaneous lack of a chemical in the brain called serotonin, and I simply needed to take some drugs to get my serotonin levels up to a normal level.
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As storm surges push water levels up to a predicted 12 feet, the state's alligators — displaced from where they naturally lurk — will likely find their way to neighborhood driveways, under parked cars, and on top of doorsteps.
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It would be unsporting to say just what Mr. Brown does to make this cocktail more palatable or exactly how, in the second half, he levels up a simple snack food into something a lot more explosive.
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That same evening, Michael Halle, a top strategist for Mr. Buttigieg, was in Washington meeting with donors, with contribution levels up to $1,000 (other Buttigieg advisers, including Lis Smith and Michael Schmuhl have previously headlined fund-raisers).
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But Google Authenticator levels-up the idea in a few key ways: First, it doesn't require connectivity, so you can use it on a plane, in the middle of the desert or dead center of a Faraday cage.
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Prime Minister Mark Rutte called the goal "within grasp" after the Dutch Environmental Assessment Agency estimated carbon reduction by 2020 will be around 23 percent, compared to 1990 levels, up from a previous estimate of only 17 percent.
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Aerial TV news footage from the scene the day of the tragedy showed investigators huddled around a sport utility vehicle left parked on the garage rooftop beside the structure's retaining wall, about nine levels up from the street.
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Between 2008 and 2015, 11 million VW cars worldwide were equipped with software that lowered emissions of dangerous nitrogen oxides to legal limits during testing and then allowed them to return to levels up to 40 times greater.
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But that halo dissipated in time: The median salary for female b-school grads in the U.S. was lower compared to men's median salaries, across all job levels — up to 80 cents to the dollar at the executive level.
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Abdel Fattah on Sunday made his comments after Egypt's supply and agriculture ministers sought to reassure the global market in a press conference that Egypt would continue to accept wheat shipments with ergot fungus levels up to 0.05 percent.
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They report that lead levels at some schools, which are being used at times during the summer vacation for children's leisure facilities, have registered levels up to ten times higher than that at which an alert is normally triggered.
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The supply ministry, which includes GASC, has baffled traders in recent weeks by assuring them their shipments would be permitted with ergot levels up to 0.05 percent — a common international standard — even as agricultural authorities have rejected all shipments above zero.
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David Beard, analyst at Coker Palmer Institutional said while short-term investors often penalize the valuations of companies with current, declining production, Icahn is betting on SandRidge's undrilled locations in the hope that those will bring the production levels up.
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If you are able to meet the spending requirement of $25,000 in the first six months, another benefit is that you'll get the Premier Qualifying Dollar (PQD) requirement for United elite status waived for status levels up to Premier Platinum.
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But as well as taking pictures of powerful serves, groundstrokes and volleys, he has produced images from the sidelines showing the gear players bring on court and the food and drink they carry to keep their energy levels up during matches.
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Australia's Westpac Banking Corp has forecast iron ore prices to hold around current levels up to mid–2020, but it expects a further rise in supply, along with slower demand, to push prices down to $65 later in the year.
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As for that summer peak, well, it's harder to point to our biology as the driver there, especially given that testosterone actually seems to take a dip in the summer and all of that sunlight exposure keeps our serotonin levels up.
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Along with the built-in components, which bring benchmark performance levels up to somewhere around that of the last (and admittedly also overdue for an overhaul) Mac Pro, the company's also added more user upgradability — never a given for an Apple product.
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That's partly because she's extremely deft at keeping the energy levels up — she only pauses when no one's looking, rubbing her temples and giving in to the head cold for a few seconds — and partly because the production can't really afford to.
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Increasing the prestige of a friendly gym involves going full Fight Club and basically having your pokémon punch each other over and over again until the gym levels up, which will then make it much harder for other players to take it over.
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A.CHAL - "Love N Hennessey (Remix)" Peruvian-born with a Queens raised rep, the up-and-coming R&B singer levels up his already bilingual single with refreshingly icy takes by 2 Chainz and Nicky Jam, together making a clear play for the charts.
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At that level of warming — measured as the Earth's average temperature compared with pre-industrial levels — up to 90 percent of tropical coral reefs could die, Arctic warming could cause multiple feet of sea level rise and yields of key crops would drop.
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Volkswagen remains at the heart of the scandal to install illegal software that lowered dangerous nitrogen oxide emissions to U.S. legal limits for test purposes, then allowed them to jump back up to levels up to 40 times greater during normal driving.
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The environmental group Robin Hood said on Friday that lead levels up to 20 times above the safety guidelines had been found on the balcony of an apartment in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area, on the left bank of the Seine.
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Genevieve is entering the embarrassments and cruelties of puberty, while Matilda is autistic — she's high-functioning, but her trouble reading social cues levels up the difficulty of suddenly becoming the not-quite-a-father to a girl on the brink of adulthood.
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TransUnion Canada's Director of Research and Analysis Matt Fabian said home values had continued to rise compared to the previous year, pushing overall mortgage debt levels up, but there was an easing of that trend in the second quarter compared with the previous quarter.
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Since sims require simulators, this implies another simulation level above our simulator, at which point the questioning can start over: are these simulators two levels "up" from us more likely to live in a simulation or be one of the few non-simulated beings?
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At that level of warming — as measured as the Earth's average temperature compared with pre-industrial levels — up to 21625 percent of tropical coral reefs could die, Arctic warming could cause multiple feet of sea level rise and yields of key crops would drop.
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At that level of warming -- as measured as the Earth's average temperature compared with pre-industrial levels -- up to 2628 percent of tropical coral reefs could die, Arctic warming could cause multiple feet of sea level rise and yields of key crops would drop.
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This song levels up brilliantly — from the fact the plane has a dream ghost (in the form of Rachel's therapist, Dr. Akopian) to the fact the plane is carrying multiple airplane dream ghosts, played by the powerhouse trio of Michael Hyatt, Amber Riley, and Ricki Lake.
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When they tested the old and new methods on 39 human urine samples, the new method showed BPA levels up to 44 times higher than the average exposure levels found in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey - data that was used to set safety standards.
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There's also obviously the intentional abrasiveness of the new school: the bass on the late XXXTentacion's "Look at Me!" notoriously crumples into a gabber-ish squarewave, and Lil Pump's early hit "D Rose" is so deep-fried it sounds as if someone cranked all the levels up after recording.
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If you're craving variety, you could get a half portion of the salad with a cup of the low-fat vegetarian garden vegetable soup, without pesto, or black bean soup as part of the "You Pick Two" menu, but it would drive sodium levels up for the meal.
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At that level of warming — as measured as the Earth's average temperature compared with pre-industrial levels — up to 90 percent of tropical coral reefs could die, Arctic warming could cause multiple feet of sea level rise and yields of key crops would drop, according to the report.
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It may be the case that this particular reform is less about prisoner welfare and more about easing the burden on already overpopulated prisons; equally, it could be about keeping employment levels up and ensuring that convicted prisoners keep putting money into an economy desperate for any cash it can get.
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During the original Cold War, Moscow and Washington recognized that their ideological hostility and nuclear arsenals needed to be contained, so they talked through back channels and across a "hotline" to prevent unexpected crises from triggering confrontations, worked on disarmament and held regular meetings at all levels, up to the top.
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That would have been brilliant to put that cash in their balance sheet, but it was selling shareholders and so when you think about what this lockup means this week, you might have seen some people sell at those levels up at $160 and less likely to sell somewhere in the $90s.
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"That gives us some flexibility to move as the market moves and to raise our investment levels up to match what we see as opportunities in the marketplace, and so a large part of our growth in this capex is taking advantage of a short cycle we have in the Permian," he said in the interview Wednesday at the New York Stock Exchange.
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By 2014, a number of scientists had concluded that an irreversible collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet had already begun, and computer modeling in 2016 indicated that its disintegration in concert with other melting could raise sea levels up to six feet by 2100, about twice the increase described as a possible worst-case scenario just three years earlier.
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Peter Debruge, Variety: After going from 8-bit zero to arcade hero during his original outing, Wreck-It Ralph levels up in a big way with "Ralph Breaks the Internet," an ambitious, all-around satisfying sequel to Walt Disney Animation's wonderfully outside-the-box smash that ranks among the studio's very best toons: It's a poignant buddy movie that's sincere in all the right places, but knows better than to take itself too seriously.
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He hasn't changed; instead, 22019 years after his career took off, the culture has finally caught up to the idea that the actor who embodies some of our most rigidly masculine cinematic tropes — the badass action hero, the unstoppable cop, the martial arts master, the guy who levels up to save the world and get the girl — can also be a gentle, soft-spoken, wholesome dude who eschews those tropes in his own life.
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