"Localize, localize, localize," said Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster, offering the mantra of endangered Senate incumbents on the ballot with Mr. Trump.
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The repeat signals allowed the team to localize the source.
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But having that local ownership helps localize McDonald's in China.
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AND I THINK THAT HELPS JUST LOCALIZE US AS A BRAND.
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There is also the fact that you have to localize your service.
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That's really been Ola's focus all along: to out localize its foe.
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"It's not a race about how much (we can localize)," he said.
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Prices for about 5 percent of rentals on the listings website Localize.
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Siemens recently launched its Additive Manufacturing Network, partly to better localize manufacturing.
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"We actually localize our assortment down to the store level," Fremstad said.
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I understand you went to great lengths to localize Airbnb in China?
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By creating identical animals, perhaps they could localize causes and cures more quickly.
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Munawar aims to localize digital literacy programs to better address communities in Pakistan.
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"We're using the Boots model, but we need to localize it," Brindley said.
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It is also aiming to build partnerships and localize its service in China.
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Firms localize production in developed economies and use developing economies as production hubs.
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Republicans hope to localize races by focusing on issues specific to their constituents.
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You need a localized approach if you want to break through. Localize. Collaborate.
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You just have to localize it in terms of the platforms and services.
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To analyze the least-accessible pockets of the five boroughs, we asked Localize.
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Of the more than 32,000 apartments listed for sale or rent on Localize.
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His thesis research focused on how the ear and the brain localize sound.
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Below is a Localize map of all new LIC residential buildings from Jan.
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And for newcomers, another realization is dawning: Nothing stays new for long. Localize.
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The brand will expand its product portfolio and "aggressively" localize production, de Nysschen said.
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"We believe that if you localize content, you can expand your audience," Baumel said.
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About 215,210 units were completed in the first half of 24, according to Localize.
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Mr. Gillespie even made sure to localize his areas of disagreement with the president.
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The VLA is large enough to make the combined measurements needed to localize a burst.
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Perhaps the one drawback is that the projectors localize the beams of light and animation.
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"My strategy in this race is to localize it, not to nationalize it," he said.
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Portman has touted his support for the legislation as he tries to localize his campaign.
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And so, you use that as a tool to localize and understand where you're going.
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AR systems use it to synchronize or localize themselves in 3D space (and with each other).
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To further grow internationally, Journi says it plans to localize in at least 20 additional languages.
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Del Percio said Republicans should try to localize their races and keep Washington out of them.
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He's touted his efforts to combat drug addiction as he looks to localize his Senate race.
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Carper pushed White on the more than 1,85033 UACs whom the administration is unable to localize.
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HK) plan to make the investment to localize production of battery electric vehicles (EV) in China.
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It will localize some of those clips for each country, including commentary in a local language.
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He said officials were attempting to localize the infected server to prevent the malware from spreading.
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The system is then able to take those images and simultaneously localize and map the environment.
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That mechanism somehow allows the fungus to localize mutations in areas where they don't cause much damage.
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And now it must localize production everywhere it sells, and establish political connections as well, Kaeser said.
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Hopefully scientists will put more seismometers on the Moon to better localize the source of these quakes.
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In reality, the drones self-localize by using the pattern on the carpet where Tempest is standing.
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Specifically, the pact between the U.S., Mexico and Canada should prohibit requirements on companies to localize data.
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It's also given a sense of relief to the people who previously failed to localize the game.
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Advocacy organizations should localize priority issues and connect lawmakers and staff with their communities for maximum impact.
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To help New Yorkers understand just how much sun a potential building gets during the day, Localize.
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In short: Localize testing, federalize shutdowns and task the Army Corps of Engineers to expand hospital capacity.
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We're seeing great gains there as we localize GoPro's business to these specific regions around the world.
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We have to each own our responsibility for how we take these national conversations and localize them.
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We don't care if they localize the flavor as long as the core ideas are still there.
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But by taking on women drivers, Careem appears to be attempting to differentiate itself and localize its product.
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Or are they supposed to shape the material—localize it—for the audience that will later read it?
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Another video from Evernote will highlight the approach the productivity software maker took to localize its app for Japan.
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"We are going to localize electric cars for Mercedes-Benz," Daimler's board member responsible for China, Hubertus Troska, said.
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It often attacks the respiratory system, although it can localize and become active in any part of the body.
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First, Republicans must localize their races rather than allow them to become a referendum on the national political environment.
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Overall, violations are on the decline, but bedbugs are far from being under control, according to the Localize report.
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We had a big national story, but every local market was given their local data so they could localize.
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Saudi Arabian Military Industries, owned by the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund, is spearheading the drive to localize military spending.
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Long Island City has been one of the busiest neighborhoods for new construction in New York, according to Localize.
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Subway/train station Bronx Areas 15 minutes or more from a station Manhattan Queens Brooklyn Staten Island Source: Localize.
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Apple, meanwhile, has mostly failed to localize or reinvent itself, on the assumption that global cachet would be enough.
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Rumayyan also added that electric vehicles were gaining market share and PIF wanted to localize the industry in Saudi Arabia.
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We're learning how to localize content such as providing a backstory on John Cena and why he's loved or hated.
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SAMI said the joint venture would "localize more than 60 percent of ships combat systems works", including installation and integration.
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With today's funding round, Blockchain plans to hire more people, localize the product and work on more digital currency products.
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"Most strategists will say that if you're the party in power in a midterm, you should localize," Mr. Baker acknowledged.
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Having research and development centers in India also allows companies to localize their existing products to fit the target demographic.
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First, our invest approaches based on our research base so we increased our research capacity, also to localize our investment.
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Whether or not they can still do that will depend on the ability of Ryan's members to localize the race.
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Our ability to localize sounds (or understand the direction of the sound source) depends, to a great extent, on our auricles.
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To localize a burst, they need to detect it with several telescopes and compare the signals to determine its exact position.
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Adding another detector halfway around the world will allow scientists to better localize the source of gravitational waves in the sky.
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"Language is the largest barrier to bringing content to people, so we are doing everything we can to localize," says Njoku.
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With the billions of dollars Saudi Arabia spends on these products, the kingdom is looking to localize some of those dollars.
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Candidates with greater ties to the local community (like Conor Lamb earlier this year) might help localize a race, for example.
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"It's a unique state in a way that we don't have to really look hard to localize national issues," he said.
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A group of fans angry and upset at the way Nintendo of America chose to localize their Japanese games—altering or outright removal of sexual content, increasing the ages of uncomfortably young girls in skimpy clothing, changing the personalities of some characters—began an arms race with the company, trying to localize Fire Emblem: Fates before Nintendo could.
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If the president's insistence pays off, Nardelli said automakers could decide to localize both car and component production to the United States.
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ZS: Yeah, so we're stepping into that space of being oh, this area needs to know something, so let's localize a thing.
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SDrs can detect, track, and localize malicious ADrs to take preclusive reactions and/or combat them to reduce the number of casualties.
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Taking some of its lessons from Uber's experience in China, they decided that they needed to localize their go-to-market approach.
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Like other vulnerable GOP incumbents, he says he'll be able to localize his election despite Trump's ability to dominate a media cycle.
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Netflix was primarily attracting people in its new countries who speak English as it races to "localize" its service in each country.
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"Their best strategy is to localize the race and say it has nothing to do with the presidential race," Mr. Ayres says.
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Predictably, it was the Democrats in the red states and Republicans in increasingly blue Virginia who gamely sought to localize the races.
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As of January, there were roughly 12,350 new apartments under construction or planned in the city's worst flood zones, according to Localize.
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Andrew Cuomo also called on the administration to further tap the military to help localize testing, federalize shutdowns and expand hospital capacity.
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Stepper is proposing branching out from GPS and relying on the almost 50 satellites in orbit so the cars can localize themselves better.
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It's planning to localize by adding clip art, fonts, and stickers tailored for specific markets and looking for growth partners in different countries.
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"Over the next couple years as we further localize, we'll be able to see more opportunity," Hastings told analysts on a conference call.
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Tehran is showing growing urgency to localize the platforms and the internet infrastructure Iranians rely upon for their online lives inside national borders.
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The next time you complain about how noisy your corner of New York City is, just remember it could probably be worse. Localize.
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"Birds localize and personalize climate change," said David Yarnold, president and CEO of the National Audubon Society, on a call with reporters Thursday.
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It is also been criticized for distributing messages too broadly in the middle of the night even though the system can localize warnings.
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"Over the next couple years as we further localize, we'll be able to see more opportunity," he told analysts on a conference call.
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Their business comes with Russia trying to localize food production under an import-substitution drive amid spiraling sanctions between Russia and the West.
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Across the five boroughs, there are roughly 10,516 acres of vacant land with residential zoning, according to a public records analysis by Localize.
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Specifically, the company's new, iterative platform allows it to better customize and localize the PayPal app in the 145 markets where it's now live.
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"We heard these same songs during a summer survey in 2017, and were able to localize the songs to male right whales," said Crance.
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Slowly, multinational software companies started to see the Arabic language countries as a viable market and started to approach Alaa to localize their software.
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I would say our cars, the value chain of cars is probably 95, 98 percent localize, so we're not really depending on import tariffs.
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GM has tried to localize costs for these vehicles as much as possible which can help offset currency fluctuations that hit markets like Brazil.
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"Before you localize it, you have the early adopters who speak English well enough that they can use the service in those countries," Yellin says.
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Vision 2030 promises "we will work towards localizing renewable energy and industrial equipment sectors" and "we will continue to localize the oil and gas sector".
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Access to data allows suppliers to predict market conditions more accurately and to localize the sourcing of ingredients -— ultimately shortening the supply chain, Gopinath explains.
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Pokémon GO brought people into physical spaces with its location-based gaming, but other startups are seeing the potential to even further localize AR experiences.
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I asked Mike, a veteran localization producer at a large publisher, about how companies decide which games to localize and how they approach the project.
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We have indicated with our American partners that we intend to localize the entire value chain with nuclear energy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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USMCA also bars our trading partners from requiring foreign firms to physically store or localize data in their host country, even for financial services companies.
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Moreover, given the general precarity of our new world, it seems almost quaint to localize crisis at one particular point in our erratic life course.
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The latest investment will boost the capacity of P&G's Russian distribution center, modernize its Tide and baby care manufacturing and localize feminine care product production.
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In addition to financial capital, mentorship and manufacturing support, Asus can also serve as a distribution partner, helping startups localize their products while protecting intellectual property.
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And so, they say, congressional Republicans need to find a way to localize their races, to separate their own personal brand from that of the president.
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Kroger's been spending a lot of money trying to localize its stores, but this is a new world and they can't seem to gain any traction.
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It can also better localize the service and promote it to more gamers in a country where gaming is booming (though that's largely thanks to mobile).
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The staff has been prepping for the 2018 U.S. midterms but also deploying staff in countries like Germany, France, Italy, and Kenya to localize their efforts.
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Monthlies — which typically include maintenance fees, taxes and any assessments imposed for building improvements — vary depending on the circumstances of a given building and unit. Localize.
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"This latest wave of investment represents our efforts to localize production of hybrid powertrains to the U.S.," said Jeff Moore, Toyota's senior vice president of manufacturing.
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Home-sharing platform Airbnb needs to "localize" its platform if it is going to be successful in China, according to Tao Peng, president of Airbnb China.
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"We devote a lot of resources to localize," he said, adding that Airbnb has more than doubled its headcount in Beijing to 500 staff during 2019.
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The latest investment will boost the capacity of P&G's Russian distribution center, modernize its Tide and baby care manufacturing and localize feminine care product production.
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The automaker has said it aims to initially produce about 3,000 Model 3 vehicles per week at the plant and localize its manufacturing and supply chain.
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So, we built the platforms so that if you have Roku or Apple TV and you wanted to watch your PBS app, you have to localize.
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When the opportunity for a show came up in her discussions with Christopher Bedford, the Baltimore museum's director, she made an effort to localize the show.
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RICHARD H. ESCOBALES JR.BUFFALO To the Editor: The way to explain the error of his ways to President Trump is to localize the issue for him.
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To compare, dogs are better able to localize and detect a wider frequency range compared to humans partly due to the size and shape of their ears.
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Though the startup has to localize content first, its technology can stay the same in each new market it enters, which will help it scale up quickly.
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"If we can localize the signal to another galaxy and get an idea of the distance, then we really know how much energy is involved," he said.
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This year, Target will focus on improving sales online and on mobile, localize assortment in stores and open more smaller-format stores in urban markets, Cornell said.
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"This latest wave of investment represents our efforts to localize production of hybrid powertrains to the U.S.," said Jeff Moore, senior vice president, manufacturing Toyota North America.
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It is a challenging game that rewards persistence and careful thinking, but it's not hard to imagine why Squaresoft decided not to localize it for foreign audiences.
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A bipartisan group of senators unveiled a water resources and infrastructure bill on Tuesday that aims to localize the budget for the Army Corps of Engineers. Sen.
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Deploying euphemisms about "Washington" or "national politics" so as not to offend the president and his supporters, Republican governors said they would seek to localize their races.
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The policies it describes are not meaningfully different from any US-based social network, which also have American leadership and localize their community guidelines wherever they operate.
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That being the case, he reasoned that automobile companies importing to China may move to localize their production within the country in order to avoid the tariffs.
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The talks come as Tesla looks to localize battery cell production and push forward with the 500,000-vehicle-capacity Shanghai plant, expected to be completed in May.
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If you were to lose your pinna, you would still be able to detect and hear sounds; however, your ability to localize high frequency sounds would be decreased.
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According to Abuelsamid, the benefit of high-definition maps comes from being able to precisely localize the car in its environment by triangulating the distance from known objects.
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Using a mobile receiver aboard a small aircraft to localize the signal, the team tracked the flight paths of the animals and measured their speed through the air.
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SAGIA signs a $20163 million investment deal with ForDeal, a China-based online shopping platform, to establish a regional distribution hub and localize their operations in Saudi Arabia.
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Hire the right people and localize decision-makingIncreasingly, technology is becoming a more central part of the organization as industries like financial services and retail pursue digital overhauls.
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Not only did they localize by conforming to restrictions on content, they partnered with local firms Sequoia China and China Broadband Capital to further understand the China market.
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It's already so localized, I have no idea how he [Pant] can he further localize it," Junheng Li, head of research at JL Warren Capital, told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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One of the biggest challenges for Uber in India is that it "needs to localize as its China experience has shown but without diluting its global brand," says Singh.
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With Saudi Arabia intending to localize 50 percent of its military industry by 2030, it is in discussions with U.S. companies to scale up their operations in the kingdom.
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CEO Adi Tatarko says the company decided to localize for Singapore because its platform was already doing well there, with 150,000 monthly users and listings from 3,000 service providers.
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"You need to try to localize these races and run them where it becomes not a referendum on Trump's favorability, but a test of candidate strength," Mr. Madden said.
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According to Gaensler, they should spot more FRBs in one day than have been found in the past 10 years, providing ample opportunity to look for repeaters and localize signals.
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For one thing, Naver has worked hard to localize the service in markets, much the same way as it did with Line when the chat app emerged in 2011-2012.
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"The DSA is expected to discover and localize more than 100 FRBs per year," said Richard Barvainis, program director at the National Science Foundation for the Mid-Scale Innovations Program.
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AT THE SAME TIME WE'LL LOCALIZE PROTECTION IN BIG END USE MARKETS LIKE SAUDI ARABIA AND COUNTRIES WITH EFFECTIVE EXPORT BANKS LIKE CANADA WILL BE MORE ATTRACTIVE FOR AN INVESTMENT.
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My main focus is how do we better localize, what are the unique things I'm offering value to and how can I better bring Powered By We to the market.
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"You're going to see more and more campaigns — even more so than normal — localize and focus on the local issues that matter," said Max Goodman, a spokesman for Mr. Buchanan.
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He also points out that the parts of the brain that have to do with our personality and where our olfactory and gustatory systems localize are in the same area.
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"Our suspension of services is a result of new national regulations overseen by the BDDK that require PayPal to fully localize our information technology systems in Turkey," the spokesperson said.
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With the expansion to Kids skills in the U.K. and Germany, the hope is now to encourage U.S. developers to roll out their app (or localize it) for other markets.
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He said the company was discussing a number of ideas, including the expansion of charging stations, with the government in Thailand, which is offering incentives to car manufacturers to localize.
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It can clone fast thanks to its enormous team, translate and localize features for testing in certain markets, and cross-promote what works with its inescapable feed and chat apps.
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In China itself, Steam has only has around 15 million registered users, although that number has been growing as more Western developers choose to localize their games for the market.
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We have to pay great attention and learn to understand new emerging markets like China, and tailor and localize decisions taking into account the evolving economical, cultural and political environment.
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"The company will seek to localize the large amount of spending on entertainment outside the Kingdom, in addition to promoting the entertainment sector's role in diversifying revenue streams," the PIF said.
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As The Guardian's Julia Carrie Wong reported this morning, Google abruptly laid off 30+ members of its voice assistant team—folks who essentially worked to localize the assistant in different countries.
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Those include GGV which has backed startups like fintech company Thunes, Ant Financial-backed fund BAce Capital and ATM Capital, which helps Chinese companies expand into and localize in Southeast Asia.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Procter & Gamble is to invest 2.4 billion rubles ($37 million) in its Russian operations this year to expand its distribution center, modernize some manufacturing and localize more product production.
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The fact that it was so weak allowed the group to localize the signal to a small region of the sky in the Hydra constellation that was in Virgo's blind spot.
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With the launch of /Fashion, YouTube now plans to bring more international voices to the new destination and localize the page for global markets, Blasberg says, writing on the YouTube blog.
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"I just talked to [the State Press] editor in chief and said we should look into this because we thought it would be good to localize a big story," Howard said.
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The main hurdle for outsiders is the need to localize products, which is ultimately helping fuel homegrown start-ups, while prompting foreign companies to take on new views of their existing offerings.
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Ford said Wednesday it needs to "localize" some key imports into China, specifically the Ford Explorer and some Lincoln vehicles, which tend to command high prices and yield profits for the brand.
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IT MAY NOT BE AT THE ACCELERATED PACE THAT IT WOULD BE WITH A TRADE AGREEMENT IN PLACE, BUT WE'LL CONTINUE TO LOOK AT HOW WE CAN LOCALIZE MANUFACTURING AROUND THE WORLD.
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"I just talked to editor in chief (of the State Press) and said we should look into this because we thought it would be good to localize a big story," he said.
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It takes a lot to translate something—I should know, I did my degree in Latin and Ancient Greek—but it takes a lot, lot more to localize something to this level.
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Of the 76,494 dogs voluntarily registered with the city in 2016, the three ZIP codes with the most dogs were clustered on the Upper West Side, according to data compiled by Localize.
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The government said the Weather Company, the business behind the app, unfairly manipulated users into turning on location tracking by implying that the information would be used only to localize weather reports.
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MOSCOW, June 6 (Reuters) - Procter & Gamble is to invest 13 billion roubles ($37 million) in its Russian operations this year to expand its distribution center, modernize some manufacturing and localize more product production.
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"We didn't want to go too far where we localize too much and it starts to taste like Chinese food, because you can get excellent local flavors on every corner," Vaideeswaran told MUNCHIES.
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Well, the actual job title was Business Operations Specialist, but when I started at Pinterest, the first thing I had to do was help us localize Pinterest, like we had never launched internationally.
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And the Parkes telescope can localize the signal to a patch of sky, but not one small enough to give a specific galaxy source like the Very Large Array was able to do.
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"They've been able to localize the race, not take on Donald Trump, not take on you know -- well, not take on Donald Trump, frankly," Schrader said about the candidates the PAC has endorsed.
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Offerings like these are very manpower intensive because they need a lot of content production, editing, frequent updating, sell for very little, are expensive to localize, and often don't even make sense globally.
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If you have the right partners you are engaging to a true business-oriented relationship, you have to develop some technologies in China of course, we want to localize R&D in China.
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"Efforts to localize the infected server are underway to prevent (the ransomware) from spreading," he said, adding that his ministry was working with other authorities, including the Health Ministry, to solve the problem.
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Using information from a 2017 Port Authority of New York and New Jersey noise-impact study and 2014-17 complaint data obtained from the Port Authority through the Freedom of Information Law, Localize.
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I think that decentralization of power, putting power back in people's hands, decentralizing power to local government, really taking a stand against companies that just get too big, trying to localize the economy.
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This year, Target will focus on improving its digital sales performance, which includes online and mobile; localize assortment in stores and open more smaller-format stores in urban markets, Chief Executive Brian Cornell said.
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They hope to localize more bursts to see whether they usually live in dwarf irregular galaxies, and whether they all appear alongside steady radio sources, both of which would support the newborn-magnetar theory.
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In that case, it's up to the car to "localize," or figure out where it is relative to other cars and people and shopping carts and walls, based on its other built-in sensors.
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The company, established in May 2017, seeks to localize 50 percent of military spending by 2030 as part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's plan to diversify the kingdom's economy away from oil revenue.
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Depending on what kind of motion is in the image, the app intelligently determines whether it should make a regular Live Photo, or whether it should localize the animation for a cinemagraph-like effect.
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"We've indicated with our American partners that we intend to localize the entire value chain with nuclear energy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih told Reuters in an interview.
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US defense company Raytheon will also establish a branch in Saudi Arabia and General Dynamics agreed "to localize design, engineering, manufacturing, and support of armored combat vehicles," the government announced in a press release.
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It said the procurement was "based on the assurance of the Russian party to transfer the technology and localize the manufacturing and sustainment of these armament systems in the Kingdom", but provided no timeframe.
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The talks come as Tesla looks to localize battery cell production in the face of mounting competition from a swathe of domestic EV makers in the world's largest car market, where a Sino-U.
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Strategizing to prevent further disruptions, Tesla is looking to completely localize its China supply chain by the end of this year but did not respond to an inquiry about any plans to increase automation.
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Jim Hodges, a Democrat, said for candidates running in deep red states like Louisiana or Mississippi, avoiding "close alliance with the national party or national issues" is an effective strategy to localize their races.
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Writers will create "detailed story templates" for topics like crime, health, and unemployment, and Urbs Media's Radar tool (it stands for Reporters And Data And Robots) will fill in the blanks and helping localize each article.
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"My strategy in this race is to localize it, not to nationalize it," he told BuzzFeed News in an interview, saying he wouldn't want any member of the Trump administration showing up to campaign for him.
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Though many outside observers take the umbrella term "Southeast Asia" a little too literally, ignoring cultural differences between each country, Teo says it is still a fragmented market, so financial service companies need to localize carefully.
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The brothers had originally planned to localize the game into only a handful of languages — including English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Japanese — but, due to Apple's requirements, Tangle Tower ended up launching in 17 languages.
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I found it challenging and fascinating that one could localize a lesion of the brain and spinal cord just by doing a clinical exam, looking at someone's pupils and seeing someone walking on a straight line.
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Toomey's campaign has been highlighting his strong support for police officers and touted the recent endorsement from the National Association of Police Organizations, the latest sign of vulnerable Senate Republicans' efforts to localize their reelection races.
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And countries like Vietnam have passed laws requiring social media companies to localize their storage and have a presence in the country — typically an indication of greater content regulation and pressure on the companies from local governments.
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"It was not easy for the pilot to follow the fast-flying animals so that we could localize them accurately and measure their flight path continuously," said Dina Dechmann, a behavioral ecologist at the Max Planck Institute.
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A team led by astronomer Keith Bannister from the Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) at the Australia Telescope National Facility is now the first to localize the galactic origin of a single, non-repeating FRB.
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When muscle tissue is damaged, not only do resident tissue cells assist in repair and removal of damaged proteins, but also cells of the immune system localize to the damage site to facilitate tissue repair and recovery.
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"On top of local suppliers' efforts, current nationwide efforts to localize high-tech materials will continue, but we cannot replace all materials by ourselves," said an executive at a South Korean supplier for Samsung and SK Hynix.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Tencent and Nintendo said on Friday they were working together to localize the Japanese gaming firm's well-known Switch games for the Chinese market and set up a server through the Chinese company's cloud service.
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"You can imagine this ability to classify or examine plants or other structures in terms of their parts, in order to compose or localize each one of those petals—that has applications in actual industry," Oberlin said.
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Ford has said it plans to localize its luxury brand Lincoln in China and would launch more than 30 new models in China over the next three years of which over a third will be electric vehicles.
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Amazon has been trying to localize its efforts in India, a move seen as key to success in a market where many people don't have bank accounts, infrastructure is not as well developed and internet can be patchy.
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It was a groundbreaking design, one that Hall patented in 2007, that meant you could not only see and avoid obstacles, you could localize yourself on a real-time map, allowing for navigation, even if you lost GPS.
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In an effort to improve relations and reverse a recent sales slump, Ford is preparing for a new product blitz and a campaign to localize management in China, according to Peter Fleet, head of Ford's Asia-Pacific operations.
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It's expanded into dozens of countries and continues to localize into new ones, which involves figuring out how to bring in all the right transit information and sorting it out based on where you are in the world.
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"I warn that the measure will ultimately inflict greater damage on the Japanese economy, as our companies break away from their reliance on Japanese materials, parts and equipment, diversify their import sources and localize the products," he said.
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From North Dakota and Missouri to Montana and Tennessee, they have been trying to localize races, either ignoring Mr. Trump or highlighting their willingness to work with him while playing down the court fight and emphasizing regional issues.
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The researchers also developed an algorithm to determine the source of the cancer identified in the positive tests, and they were able to localize the source to a single organ in an average of 63% of these patients.
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Scores of games from the past will never leave their native language because there's either no financial motivation to localize it or the rights to have become so convoluted to the point it's unclear who owns it anymore.
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Almost 40 percent of listings for sale or rent in New York are less than 525 feet — or roughly one or two city blocks — away from new residential construction, according to an analysis of June listings by Localize.
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He said China needed to improve research and development, localize the production of key nuclear components, and grow both the domestic and foreign nuclear markets to give full play to the country's "comprehensive advantages" in costs and technology.
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Additionally, given our growth objectives, it is critical that we have a set of regional leaders post-close that both localize our global go to market strategy and help set the overall strategy for deeper expansions into global markets.
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But at the same time to meet the objectives I just mentioned, which are: We're going to harvest our resources, we're going to localize and we're going to develop the technology just as we've done with oil and gas.
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That's because the company will localize its production to avoid the impact of additional duties, brought on by the escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China, said Bill Russo, founder and CEO of private equity firm Automobility Limited.
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Even though the series has been dormant over here for over a decade, Bandai-Namco have seemingly been on the lookout for the best Gundam titles to localize, something that all fans of giant robots can be excited about.
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What we have done is set it up, and now through geotargeting, if you have an app for PBS, your tablet knows where you are physically, so we can localize you that way, or we can just ask you.
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These other works don't equal the exhilarating videos, yet they reiterate, localize and put into words the complex implications of Ms. Reynaud-Dewar's dancing — which itself demonstrates not only the freedom and vulnerability but also the precision essential to originality.
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So certainly the first thing we want to do is where we can we want to localize our supply chains and serve the consumer and make the product in the country where they can consume it where it's economically possible.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - State-owned Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) aims to generate $10 billion in revenue over the next five years, its chief executive said on Monday, as the wealth fund-backed group spearheads a drive to localize military spending.
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Smartling, the translation tech company, has acquired TechStars alumni Jargon on Crunchbase which makes tools for mobile developers who want to "localize" their apps for different international markets, and the devices and app stores that are relevant in each one.
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Initially, a play to out-localize Netflix in Southeast Asia, HOOQ has recast its position somewhat in recent times — that's included a free, advertising-supported tier launched last year and content deals with other on-demand services, including Hotstar in India.
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"GPS isn't enough for this," Grote said, and noted that the company plans to use the car's forward-facing camera to gather additional information that helps localize the car in space based on comparing the image to the digital map.
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Pricier precincts near Manhattan, like Long Island City in Queens, and Greenpoint and Williamsburg in Brooklyn, had the most units overall, with a total of 5,561 apartments in 603 buildings, accounting for 45 percent of new flood-zone units. Localize.
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In an analysis of Department of Buildings records for the last year through July 1, seven out of 20 neighborhoods with the most approved new residential units were in the Bronx — more than in any other borough, according to Localize.
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Additionally, given our growth objectives, it is also critical that we have a set of regional leaders post-close that both localize our global go to market strategy and help set the overall strategy for deeper expansions into global markets.
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However, as Democrats seem to be overplaying their hand by nationalizing races across the country, Republicans have a chance to flip the script if they can successfully localize their races and take the steps necessary to succeed in an unfavorable political environment.
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" The western facade of the Whitney Museum of American Art in Lower Manhattan, on the other hand, offers great views of the sunset, according to Localize, "especially in the summer, when there's plenty of golden light during the early hours of the evening.
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In moves which would further lower prices, the automaker has said it aims to produce its Model 3 mass-market car from 2019 at the new plant - Tesla's first Gigafactory outside of the United States - and localize its manufacturing and supply chain.
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The rules "are the basis of the moderation policies TikTok's regional and country teams localize and implement in accordance with local laws and norms," Lavanya Mahendran and Nasser Alsherif, members of TikTok's global trust and safety team, wrote in a blog post.
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Uber has previously launched a bike taxi and autos service in India - a sign that it wants to localize transport options and a lesson from China where it focused on privately-owned cars in big cities, where car ownership has historically been low.
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Intel is making strides with its China business in the automotive and autonomous driving industry, with new partnerships announced today at CES 2018 with Chinese automaker SAIC, and also with the leading navigational map player in China, called Navinfo to integrate and localize REM data.
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The company spent about four or five years refining its software to get to the point where it could be used by any vendor, in any market, Tondon says, and worked with its team in Shenzhen, where Le Tote China is headquartered, to localize its platform.
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"We will take a final decision in the coming weeks about which model to localize next in China," Peter said, adding that sales of the X3 offroader have risen since BMW decided to build it in Asia, cutting its reliance on exports from the United States.
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"These homeowners and professionals expressed strong interest in helping us localize Houzz for India, and we're excited to work with them to further tailor the experience," says Adi Tatarko, CEO and co-founder of Houzz, which made the CNBC Disruptor 21.4 list for the third straight year.
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Dyett says that Connect Express helps make it automatic for its users to localize their products for international markets: For example, if developers in Poland wants to sign up for GitHub Sponsors, the platform is in Polish, and they'll be able to enter Polish bank details.
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The researchers discovered that the nose was able to sense odors up to 10cm away while still taking in air around the snout, a fact that means first that dogs can localize odors directionally and, further, they can grab odors that would be inaccessible to other animals.
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"As mayor of San Antonio, as housing secretary, and throughout his career, Secretary Castro has shown us how to talk about and localize major issues, and I am so grateful for his role in elevating immigration policy on the presidential debate stage," she said in a statement.
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Up until this point, one-off FRBs have sparkled and faded before scientists can localize their origins—like a suspect hanging up the phone before the cops can trace the call in a movie—but ASKAP captured enough of immediate data to zoom in on FRB 180924's whereabouts.
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As part of measures designed to create 1.6 million manufacturing and logistics jobs by 2030, Prince Mohammed wants to localize half the production of imported vehicles and weapons - which are expected to account for up to $100 billion in spending by Saudi government entities and consumers by 2030.
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In his narrative, American (tech) companies didn't fail in China because they were incompetent, but rather because they never made the effort to localize: American public companies tend to treat international markets as cash cows, sources of bonus revenue to which they are entitled by virtue of winning at home.
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Students already use Instagram in their own unique ways, posting polls to their Stories to get input on which classes to enroll in and status updates to their bios when they return to campus, but by creating sub-communities within the app, Instagram seeks to both localize and personalize the user experience.
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"There's conviction around what we can do as long as we are learning locally and hiring locally, working out what works from our global opportunity and how we can localize, then you'll see us go deeper and into more places," Christian Lee, managing director of WeWork Asia, told TechCrunch in a recent interview.
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Not only has it already spotted about 30 new bursts, but in a new paper just released in Science, Shannon and colleagues have detailed a new way to localize them despite their short duration, which is a big and important step toward being able to determine what triggers this ultra-bright radiation.
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"The more detectors we have in the global gravitational-wave network, the more accurately we can localize the gravitational-wave signals on the sky, and the better we can determine the underlying nature of cataclysmic events that produced the signals," David Reitze, executive director of the LIGO Laboratory, said in a press release.
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During the House GOP's last political meeting before hitting the campaign trail, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) urged members to localize their races and focus on issues like the economy, taxes and jobs.
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We asked Localize, a website that can provide information on any address in New York City, to analyze the last five years' worth of bedbug violations (through August 2018) for rentals in the five boroughs, to find out where the problem has been the worst and if it is getting any better.
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"We can certainly say that we will check them until the end of 2018 to make sure they delivered on their promises," Roskomnadzor head Alexander Zharov told website RT. Zharov referred to a letter from Twitter management saying the company planned to localize the data of the Russian citizens by mid-2018.
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Led by China, more and more countries are turning against the principle of the open internet, adopting Beijing's doctrine of cyber sovereignty, in which governments tightly guard the borders of their own internets, boosting their own tech firms and forcing international competitors to localize their data and make it available to domestic security agencies.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee has advised its candidates to localize their races and have been countering the Democrats' Trump attacks with their own press releases tying Democratic hopefuls to the party's presidential candidates, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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And even as Democrats have sought to localize many of the key races in 2018 by largely ignoring Trump in paid ads, a number of campaigns and state parties have brought in some of the party's biggest national names to boost candidates in close or high-profile races make their closing arguments to voters.
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W, Country Road Group, JT One, RE that also have their own sort of platforms on Instagram," said Ayanda Moholi, the senior social media manager of Woolworths SA. "Because we have the different tones with the different brands, we try to align our influencers strategy with those ... We try to localize that content in South Africa.
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Should they be passed into law, these rules could end up guiding the rights of consumers far beyond Illinois — because they would provide a model for other states, and because it would be difficult for technology companies with hundreds of millions of users to create a patchwork of state- and country-specific features to localize their effects.
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" According to the company, the so-called Gigafactory in Shanghai "will allow Tesla to localize production of Model 3 and future models sold in China, with plans to eventually produce approximately 3,000 Model 3 vehicles per week in the initial phase and to ramp up to 603,000 vehicles per year when fully operational (subject to local factors including regulatory approval and supply chain constraints).
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"As a sneaker marketplace there are so many use cases for AR." (Nike has also been using AR to connect with sneakerheads through its SNKRS app.) At the event, co-founder and CEO Eddy Lu also talked about the company's plans beyond AR, saying that "next year, international is a huge thing for us" — which means it'll be doing more to localize its apps.
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Proximity of New Construction To Home Listings BOROUGH NEIGHBORHOOD WITHIN 8003 FT. WITHIN 525 FT. Brooklyn East Williamsburg 34% 76 Brooklyn Bedford– Stuyvesant 27 79 Manhattan Hudson Yards 26 98 Brooklyn Greenpoint 23 78 Brooklyn Prospect– Lefferts Gardens 1873 61 Brooklyn Bushwick 20 85 Queens Long Island City 223 218 Queens Astoria 240 22005 Brooklyn East Flatbush 21 2800 Brooklyn Williamsburg 19733 21973 217 17 CITYWIDE (excluding Staten Island) Source: Localize.
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Caesar Sengupta, who is vice president of Google's "Next Billion Users" team, explained in a blog post that the company needs to localize its team to reflect the many differences in Southeast Asia: The computing experience for most of these first-timers, coming online in places like India, Indonesia and the Philippines, is very different from the one many of us grew up with — and not the one that most of Google's services were originally designed for.
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