China makes real stuff of value, while Iran makes real trouble of concern.
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But outside the feels, this move makes real basketball sense.
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Kwon makes real two characters who are, at first, types.
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Yet adult basic educaton makes real differences in people's lives.
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There's a long way to go before the team makes real pasta.
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Kanye West is a real person who makes real music and performs real concerts.
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I think it makes real something in some ways that may be more abstract.
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The positive answer: Apple makes real revenue from the Beats headphone line Iovine sold them.
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It connects all the financial accounts, makes real-life suggestions, and tracks every dollar spent.
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An R2-Q5 droid that can zip around their floor and makes real droid sounds
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Fantin-Latour's choice of subject matter — what he makes "real" — does not really matter that much.
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The peculiar alchemy that makes Real Madrid special and successful cannot be packaged up and introduced elsewhere.
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But this is fantasy that makes real people feel terrible when we see our own monstrous morning faces.
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After all, when Ren battles the conservative forces that be for his right to dance, he makes real progress.
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Spirable's Software as a Service removes this barrier and makes real time, automated video personalisation at scale a reality.
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The essay brings all the abstractions home, makes real and painful the cost of ceding an independence of mind.
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I mean, seeing the last fictional characters on Earth trudge along a dead planet makes real life slightly more manageable.
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"To me, Anna is a real designer and really, really knows fashion history, loves fashion, makes real fashion," he said.
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All of a sudden racking up the points for your bills makes real life as fun as the Game of Life.
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I really hope the company makes real changes so that the rash of outbreaks doesn't continue to spread around the country.
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" As the site adds, "high costs and higher growth in home values are just part of what makes real estate in California unique.
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They read Harry Potter because the stories are absorbing — intricate and exciting and funny — and because reading them makes real life seem more magical.
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BB10 makes real strides to help bridge some of BlackBerry's shortcomings but for $300, it's just not a great value for a crippled app ecosystem.
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At the end of the day, however, the science is secondary to the very thing that makes real-life coasters so enticing: The thrill factor.
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When we reach the point that we cry wolf over every imagined instance of offense, it makes real cries of offense and harm less effective.
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While other headlines have said that Elba won the bout, it's unclear whether that's the sort of fact that the Internet makes real solely through repetition.
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Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming..... Trump makes real policy on Twitter, after announcing a ban on transgender military troops serving in the military.
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The rising chance of investors taking either negative returns or outright losses across a number of asset classes makes real assets more valuable right now, Gross said.
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"Today, this Committee takes a monumental step by advancing a bill that makes real reforms and offers evidence-based treatment for families in mental health crisis," Murphy said.
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For one, the ventures that funds invest in are supposed to do a certain amount of business in the opportunity zone, which is what makes real estate attractive.
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"This makes real sense for a business like McDonald's, as one of the largest employers of young people in the world," said David Fairhurst, McDonald's executive vice president.
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This is great for landowners who are looking to make a big return on their investments, but it makes real estate markets inhospitable to new home buyers and renters.
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The company tailors its technology platform to local users, too, and relies on a patented algorithm that makes real-time availability calculations to prevent overbookings by syncing with merchant databases.
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If this wholesale reform makes real inroads into the problems of enrolment, quality and discrimination against girls that bedevil Pakistan, it may prove a template for other countries similarly afflicted.
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For online platforms, SESTA makes real the threat of civil suits for content related to prostitution and trafficking—and few stopped to ask questions before quickly hitting the "ban" button.
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The question, he said, is whether those U.S. gains will continue, given the potential for higher interest rates and a stronger dollar, which makes real estate more expensive for overseas buyers.
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For now, it's still too early for South Korean entities to do business in the North, which is expected to remain under international sanctions until it makes real progress on denuclearization.
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It's that thread of pleasure that Greenblatt claps onto, tracking the qualities that make Shakespeare's tyrants so attractive to us — and, in turn, what makes real-life tyrants so attractive to their followers.
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"The settlement makes real resources available to over 150 factories so they can finally make the necessary repairs that were needed years ago," Christy Hoffman of UNI Global Union said in a statement.
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All this suggests that graphing data, simplifying it and making it easy to understand and fun to play with has some serious problems: It oversimplifies, obscures and makes real insights harder to come by.
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Their sister, Susan, also makes real estate moves: She previously owned a 4,883-square-foot beachfront house in Malibu, which she sold for $18 million after several price cuts, reported Mark David for Variety.
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Wealth Matters Of the many winners and losers in the overhaul of the tax code, one change makes real estate investors the biggest beneficiaries, while art collectors seem to have drawn the short straw.
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Hamas leaders speak out of both sides of their mouths where resistance and terrorism are concerned, but when the group makes real concessions, they should be recognized, and economic pressure should ease in response.
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The bottom screen of the DS is filled with tiles, which can be switched in a match-three-style puzzle game, and this is how you, how Henry, actually makes real progress in the game.
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Her music videos only have a few thousand views, a liberal interpretation of pop stardom, but the more I read about UNICULT, the more I realized that that's kind of the point—belief makes real, Unicole Unicron reminds us.
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"It makes real sense to me that the regulation requiring planning and tracking with surveillance, and keeping an eye on the problem means that the state has its finger on the pulse of the problem at some level," Quan said by email.
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It isn't just that the internet makes it easy for us to stumble upon fun-sounding experiences and then share them with our friends — it's that there's now a social media ecosystem that makes real money off hyperbolizing what you'll find when you go to them.
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In "The Mannequin Makers," Cliff makes real a desolate, windswept country at the turn of the early 20th century and beyond, a place populated by men and women who have learned that life is hard, and that it can be borne only by keeping one's feelings carefully trammeled.
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Sitting at the counter of Kismet, the airy restaurant she opened this year with Sarah Hymanson on a not-quite-fashionable stretch of Hollywood Boulevard on the edge of Los Feliz, she talks about Southern California ingredients with the same casual boosterism that makes real estate agents bring up the climate.
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Fans tend to shell out staggering amounts of money for memorabilia or other ephemera, because owning such things allows them to feel closer to an artist whose work has deeply moved them (which is to say, it makes real an intimacy that was previously imagined), or because they believe they can learn something private, and heretofore unknown, from it.
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Heralded as someone who makes "real country music" in a time when artists like Florida Georgia Line and Sam Hunt are finding success at the top of the charts, it's likely Stapleton wants nothing to do with that—not that he has much of a choice as all three artists are signed to the major label Universal.
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Forbes magazine has called the professor one of "six economists every entrepreneur should Know". Additionally, Asia Times praised him for creating a model that makes real world sense.
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On 17 September 2019, APiJET, a Seattle- based joint venture of Aviation Partners, Inc. and iJet Technologies which makes real-time aircraft data analytics, announced that Elop had been named its CEO.
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Boys from I std to XII std, are staying here and attending school at St. Charles School. BICS InfoTech, with 350 students and trainees. This work makes real Geuzou's dream of providing higher education with employment for the underprivileged young people. Mr.Maria Leo Francis,Fr.
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A mini-optical navigation system has been developed that makes real-time measurements to guide surgeons during total hip arthroplasty procedures. This image-guide surgery system involves a patient-mounted camera and a tracker for positional detection by the camera when mounted on surgical instruments or anatomical locations.
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However, the arrangement presumably makes real time communications with New Zealand more practical, particularly in dealing with offices. The New Zealand dependencies of Tokelau, Cook Islands and Niue do not maintain DST. The latter two are on the other side of the International Date Line and differ between 22 and 24 hours from New Zealand proper.
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Dr. Scott manages to save the colt's life, but he is badly burned and traumatized by the event, suffering strange "attacks" where he sweats profusely and acts "loco." Sam takes on the task of working with the colt for a week at Mrs. Allen's place to try to get through to him, but he only makes real progress when Gabe (Mrs. Allen's grandson) gets involved.
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And neither can it be conceived outside the book. Nothing in the external world resembles it; it makes real what does not exist, that is to say, it turns itself into reality. It creates the wonderful and gives it a life of its own. It creates extraordinary situations that can never exist in the objective world, that they will have to exist in the poem so that they exist somewhere.
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As stated by Rev. Fr. Raniero Cantalamessa, "baptism in the Spirit is not a sacrament, but it is related to a sacrament…to the sacraments of Christian initiation. The baptism in the Spirit makes real and in a way renews Christian initiation".Baptism in the Holy Spirit by Father Raniero Cantalamessa Emphasis of the event is on the release of existing spiritual gifts already given to the individual through baptism in water and confirmation.
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Gradually, he navigates the maze of interstellar politics until, in order to frustrate a takeover by his nemesis, William of Tau Ceti, the various planets unite and appoint him Protector. Avoiding a coup by William he makes real what was previously a deception by, in a meticulously planned campaign, taking over every facility on William's home planet. Finally, he comes to a realization. He is not like other soldiers, or even other humans.
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Demonstration Marc Grandjean (1928) The stenotype keyboard has far fewer keys than a conventional alphanumeric keyboard. Multiple keys are pressed simultaneously (known as "chording" or "stroking") to spell out whole syllables, words, and phrases with a single hand motion. This system makes real-time transcription practical for court reporting and live closed captioning. Because the keyboard does not contain all the letters of the English alphabet, letter combinations are substituted for the missing letters.
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Jones started his career as a lawyer. According to his campaign website, he "did the preliminary legal work and assisted in raising start-up capital for Light Point Systems," a private company which "provides solar technology for hand held electronics" out of Ventura, California. Jones serves as the chief executive officer of Affinity Lifestyles, a private company which makes Real Water, a brand of bottled water in Nevada. The water comes from the Las Vegas Valley Water District; it is tap water in a bottle.
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The theme of the story is family ties, their challenges and surprises in this era of civil war. The Hugonin children's ordinary life events become life-threatening adventures between the siege of Worcester, highly political, and the brigands of Shropshire, thieves out for themselves in a lawless era. The Earl of Worcester quickly moved to avenge this attack, keeping the dispute for the crown of England moving at its damaging pace. This novel makes real the effect of the Anarchy on ordinary people, even noble children being educated in monasteries and convents.
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There are three or more IR transmitters are attached to the bones where the osteotomy and bone repositioning is about to be performed onto. The 3D position of each transmitter is measured by the IR camera, using the same principle as in satellite navigation. A computer workstation is constantly visualizing the actual position of the bone fragments, compared with the predetermined position, and also makes real-time spatial determinations of the free-moving bony segments resulting from the osteotomy. Thus, fragments can be very accurately positioned into the target position, predetermined by surgical simulation.
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New Zealand time, including DST, is used by several Antarctic bases that are supplied from New Zealand. This results in the oddity that the Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station sets its clocks an hour further ahead during the southern summer, when the sun is constantly above the horizon, than in the southern winter, when the sun is constantly below the horizon. The extreme geographic position of the base means that no possible adjustment of the daily activity cycle can have any effect on the amount of sunlight received during those activities. However, the arrangement presumably makes real time communications with New Zealand more practical, particularly in dealing with offices.
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In partnership with civil society and other civil rights organizations in Argentina The national Institute against racism and xenophobia works towards resisting the oppressions of marginalized groups in Argentina including, but not limited to, indigenous peoples, immigrants, Afro-Argentines, mestizo Argentines, Jews and Arabs. The national institute of discrimination, racism, and xenophobia could receive griveances from individual peoples’ or more generally the organzation puts most of their efforts forward through education campaigns including audio-visual materials, brouchers, and phamplets. This organization is an amazing resource offering accessibility to justice for thousands of citizens, simply providing representation and services either individual or large scale educational, these efforts makes real steps towards indigenous people receiving their proper representation in society.
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The works, therefore, have a twofold effect that is visual as well as acoustic.” His work explores the nature in industrial materials, and the industrial in nature. He not only evokes, or mimics the sounds of nature through the use of archaic materials, but at times even combines elements of nature with equipment, as in 25 woodworms, wood, microphone, sound system (2009), which amplified the sound of live woodworms. “In the style of the endlessly repeating metronome (the direct nature of Zimoun’s pieces makes “real time” the main protagonist of his work) that is simultaneously playful and stressful, Zimoun plays with various materials that stand out for their simplicity (...) These ordinary, functional elements are drawn from daily life, often recycled, and generally of industrial origin.
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Data streaming is becoming more useful and necessary in today's world and is being applied in a broad range of industries, some of which that have been already mentioned in examples such as the medical or transportation industry. Other examples of industries or markets, where data streaming is applicable, are: Finance: where it allows to track changes in the stock market in real time, computes value- at-risk, and automatically rebalances portfolios based on stock price movements. Real-estate: Websites can track a subset of data from consumers’ mobile devices and makes real-time property recommendations of properties to visit based on their geo-location (Amazon). Gaming: An online gaming company can collect streaming data about player-game interactions, and feeds the data into its gaming platform (Amazon).
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Rudnick promotes the in-person meetings that take place at the Matzo Ball as an antidote to online dating and its tendency to urge daters to always look for an even better catch around the corner. The event makes real meeting potential Jewish romantic partners, instead of simply viewing their photos and swiping on them in a Jewish dating app or website, like JSwipe or JDate – although Rundnick has partnered with both brands as sponsors at various times and advertised through them.Rachel Kurland, What It's Really Like to Attend the MatzoBall, The Jewish Exponent, December 30, 2015 The ability to instantly have a in-depth conversation with a person deemed attractive makes a relationship more likely. The socializing and flirting that takes place at the Matzo Ball gives rise to many romantic relationships.
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The abortion rate in Iran is contested, and many surveys on the topic land with estimated numbers as opposed to hard data. This is due not only to the inherent difficulty in reaching all populations of Iran, which is a diverse country with large groups of the poor and rural, but also because of the sensitivity of the issue; especially in highly religious groups, the questioning about abortion trends is difficult, and the on-and-off receipt of honest answers has the potential to skew data in a way that makes real conclusions rather vague. The abortion rate does vary significantly among Iran's provinces, but estimates include .26 lifetime abortions per Iranian woman, an estimated 73,000 a year, 27 abortions per 1000 women and 7.5 abortions per 1000 married women, and 11,543 abortions annually in Tehran, the nation's capitol.
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Simon Jones of fRoots gave a positive review of the album, saying "there can be no one direct approach taken to describe the constantly evolving music of the Peatbog Faeries, its very nature is polyglot and that disparate collection of philosophies makes them the perfect band for 2007. In a time when we have to move beyond silly categories and vague labels, which by very definition can no longer apply – unless you’re stuck in a time warp – fusion is the only term that makes real sense. If anything, What Men Deserve to Lose (a quote from writer Derek Cooper) moves out further into the big, blue beyond, still latching on to island roots yet in a mood of glorious experiment". Chris Nickson of Allmusic was also positive, saying, after noting the many instruments used on the album, "the result is that they combine ancient and modern in very effective proportions, and aren't afraid of heavy touches of electricity, like Tom Salter's raucous guitar work on "The Invergarry Blues.
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