The plan modifies the House bill, but not by much.
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Singer restores and modifies only one model, the 964-era 911.
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Modifies the rules surrounding the new deduction for pass-through taxation.
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Investors want to see if she modifies any of her comments.
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Skip modifies the Speedway Mini4 36V 21Ah, while Scoot works with Telepod.
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"Precise" now modifies "language," not "revision," which struck me as an improvement.
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The group plans to continue to release updates as it modifies its library internally.
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Sanders should continue his campaign, even as he lightly modifies its aims and tonalities.
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In other words, an AI that modifies its behavior based on its user's mood.
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He modulates, modifies them and builds them into their tracks as we produce them.
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Once an attacker properly modifies this value then the double-agent is ready to go.
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Put the prepositional phrase "in a campus investigation" next to what it modifies ("found guilty").
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Many fans argue that changing the cultural context of Death Note modifies the entire story.
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He neither modifies fixed Catholic teachings nor demands that parish priests merely enforce the rules.
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Almost half of all U.S. land area is allocated to agriculture, which profoundly modifies it.
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This information will be saved by Apple until an app developer resets or modifies it.
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Apple's secretive Project Titan modifies a fleet of Lexus RX 450hs for public road testing.
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This update just modifies the wording to give YouTube more leeway to make the determination.
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" At the end, she modifies her maxim: "Tom's fired up, and Trump's got to go.
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Bradley admitted to The Times that the discovery of Jon's lineage modifies the relationship they shared.
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No need for a hyphen when an adverb ending in "ly" modifies an adjective or participle.
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In general, however, modified-gravity theories require some sort of novel field that modifies gravity's effect.
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There are some additional, specific actions Congress should consider as it advances and modifies the PAHPAIA.
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He modifies his preparation to account for evolving roles, fluctuating ice time and his own expectations.
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The company regularly reviews and modifies its policies when it is deemed reasonable to do so.
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It also expands early-release programs and modifies sentencing laws to more equitably punish drug offenders.
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Dick Whitney, who runs the company, modifies the hardware to make room for an Echo Dot inside.
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It basically takes that and modifies the hardware to prevent subtle interference that could harm sound quality.
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It's the rare Christmas album that modifies overplayed melodies so elegantly you're happy to hum them again.
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This might be because it modifies the way we interact with the contents of our own brain.
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This story modifies para 10 to indicate that Dr. Valencia spoke on behalf of the American Epilepsy Society.
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She modifies it, but then Lisa doesn't enjoy the story and her mother doesn't know what to do.
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Every skull modifies sound differently, and the researchers measured those minute differences to use as an authentication system.
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Technological determinism is the belief that technology is the main determinant that acts on and modifies our behavior.
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The Constitution's 27th Amendment prohibits Congress from passing any law that modifies lawmaker salaries during their current terms.
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We suggest a care plan that goes to the doctor who then uses that information and modifies it.
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In North America, ENSO modifies the jet stream, which carries and distributes weather patterns from west to east.
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But today's ruling is less sweeping than the Fourth Circuit's and modifies the lower-court's stay in important ways.
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"We want to know if decreasing craving in a lab modifies heroin use in the real world," Bordnick said.
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CAR-T modifies a patient's immune cells, which are then infused back into the patient to kill cancer cells.
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But everything about it has been thoroughly rethought for television, right down to the ways it modifies Simmons's book.
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In contrast to the GANGogh work, Style Transfer modifies an existing stream rather than producing completely new and novel content.
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The deal made between House and Senate republicans modifies that deduction, making it less valuable, but doesn't eliminate it altogether.
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It modifies a proposal made by Germany in May that would have given Gazprom almost full access to the pipeline.
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The treatment utilizes a genetic process discovered through HIV research, in which the disease modifies the DNA of T cells.
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This mutation, which modifies an immune-cell gene called CCR5, makes humans that carry it resistant to the HIV virus.
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A Step Ahead, who provided Dylan's doll, modifies the dolls free of charge for children who have experienced limb loss.
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Handy runs on a customized version of Google's (GOOGL) Android operating system, which Tink Labs modifies for hotel guests' use.
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It then edits or modifies the DNA, which can deactivate genes or insert a desired sequence to achieve a behavior.
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Even CRISPR/Cas9, a technique much in the news at the moment, modifies only small bits of DNA at a time.
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And what if a crucial piece of information is subtly changed so that it modifies the entire meaning of the tweet?
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We're looking for something that modifies its environment in ways that we could recognize in the vast distances between the stars.
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Ray Baum's Act modifies those rules to specifically prohibit international spoofing, as well as robocall techniques using modern infrastructure like VoIP.
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It modifies the notifications based on plant type so you won't have to go digging in plant books for growing advice.
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Scientists microdosed rats with DMT and found evidence to suggest the psychedelic substance modifies fear and anxiety responses in the animals.
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The law expands job training and other efforts aimed at reducing recidivism rates, expands early-release programs and modifies sentencing laws.
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It's a mindset that works for Olympic athletes, gearing up for Rio, and also for a small Maryland company that modifies Corvettes.
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For Window (2005), he modifies an archival photo of prisoners in front of the barracks at Lety, the infamous Roma concentration camp.
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Bream's car and the classic hot rods his shop modifies don't sound like normal vehicles when you race them on the highway.
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After the malware spreads within the network, it modifies the power management settings to prevent the infected computer from going to sleep.
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In the first reading, where "neatly" modifies "organizing," it puts the ongoing trend of so-called "organization porn" into a historical perspective.
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The rule modifies the SEC restrictions on trades of privately placed securities, allowing these investments to be traded among qualified institutional buyers.
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The company modifies tobacco plants' genes in some varieties and breeds plants in others to manipulate how much nicotine the plant produces.
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He has also called for federal regulators to ban bump stocks, a device that modifies certain semiautomatic rifles to fire more rapidly.
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"And that modifies and changes your priorities and your agenda in terms of the things that are important to get done now."
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A signal is sent out from one source, say a router or phone, and another antenna essentially reflects that signal, but modifies it.
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It modifies the default physics rules to create more natural interactions with players' in-game hands, including touching, picking up, and throwing objects.
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He is in the country on an H-1B guest worker visa, a program increasingly in flux as the Trump administration modifies it.
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Those new supplies may eventually bring down prices, while the possibility remains that Mr. Trump modifies, or removes, the tariffs at some point.
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The Traffic-Aware Cruise Control is an adaptive cruise control system that modifies speed based on information from the camera and radar sensors.
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However, the new bill modifies the reporting requirements for state election officials to share information about suspected cybersecurity incidents with the federal government.
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Skip currently modifies the Speedway Mini4 36V 21Ah, but has previously told TechCrunch it plans to design its scooters custom from the ground up.
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It also expands early-release programs and modifies sentencing laws, including mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, to more equitably punish drug offenders.
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Surveys have consistently shown that most Americans support the use of technology that modifies the human genome, as long as it's to eliminate diseases.
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The fresh actions target My Aviation Company Ltd in Bangkok and modifies sanctions against Malaysia-based Mahan Travel and Tourism, a U.S. Treasury statement said.
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FBI Reccomends No Criminal Charges Against Hillary Clinton Trump Modifies Clinton Campaign Slogan in Speech Clinton 'Heartbroken' Over Supreme Court's Decision on Immigration Florida Sen.
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When switched on, the Resonator modifies the brains of any nearby persons, allowing them to perceive alternate dimensions and horrific creatures normally hidden from view.
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It could be a simple hack, like a scammy Chrome extension that modifies links for a quick buck, or it could be much more complex.
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"It modifies the shape of the current pit, maintaining its size but redirecting the mining extraction toward zones where glaciers are not present," Codelco said.
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Legislation that eases banking regulations — and modifies rules governing credit reports and some consumer loans — was signed into law by President Donald Trump on Thursday.
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The bill significantly lowers the income tax rate for U.S. companies, allows them to repatriate cash from overseas, and modifies numerous deductions, among other changes.
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While you sit at your computer logging into seemingly secure websites, the malware modifies pages before they load, siphoning away your credentials and your account balance.
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"NGA routinely modifies coordinates to maintain an accurate product and will continue to improve all our metadata as source availability allows," a NGA spokesperson emailed back.
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Milano "modifies" her favorite recipes to suit everyone (picture taco night as hard corn tortillas for the little ones and lettuce cups for the grown ups).
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But the episode underscores a pattern whereby Trump, whose policy views are notoriously flexible, often modifies his political positions after face time with high-level executives.
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The short video above shows a more interactive example, the generated flowers covering the shampoo ad a little like a Snapchat filter modifies a human face.
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On Friday, Lockheed was awarded a $5.6 billion contract that modifies the 11th batch of its F-35 aircraft and includes a total of 74 planes.
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The deal, which modifies a 1960 agreement, would open new passenger routes for airlines to fly between the countries and allow for an unlimited number of flights.
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The resolution, which must still be approved by the Senate and ratified by a majority of state legislatures, modifies and repeals various provisions of eight constitutional articles.
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Somehow, quantum gravity modifies horizons—and it must do so in an extreme way, to get around Unruh and Schutzhold's argument about the robustness of Hawking radiation.
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There is already a long list of sanctions against North Korea imposed by the UN Security Council, and the new law tightens and modifies some of those.
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The new proposal modifies PLC by allowing reference prices for coverage to change when commodity markets rise, which would give higher payments to growers if prices rally.
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The pension legislation, which the state's public-sector unions oppose as unconstitutional, modifies the longstanding, compounding, 3 percent annuity increase most future state retirees are now promised.
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He's also required to remove download links to Pokémon Brown, another hack of his, which modifies Pokémon Red, and inform Nintendo when these steps have been taken.
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But many scientists concur that if a parent synthesizes or highly modifies a substance on which its offspring's life then depends, that parent is making a milk.
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The extension "places a CSS filter over the webpage that modifies color ratios in line with actual types of colorblindness," VanNess wrote on the app's Github entry.
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Separating this so-called "Area X" from the rest of the world is rainbow-colored slick that modifies the DNA of anything living under its umbrella — including humans.
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The agreement modifies an existing contact between Boeing and the Army for production of a fifth and sixth batch of Apache helicopters, the company said in a statement.
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OK. Um. When you make a mod like this, are you thinking it modifies (or possibly breaks) the game's lore, or it's just a fun thing to add?
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Caption: 1972 | Spurred by federal incentives attached to the Clean Air Act of 1970, engineer Victor Wouk modifies a 1972 Buick Skylark to make it a gas-electric hybrid.
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Vicenzi is a self-taught artist who uses watercolors and sketchings to form the base of his works, which he later modifies with Photoshop, as told to Featured Magazine.
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The bill, which modifies a longstanding, compounding, 3 percent annuity increase most future state retirees are now promised, failed in a 26-27 vote in the Democrat-controlled chamber.
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Impossible Foods genetically modifies yeast in order to turn the organisms into tiny heme factories that churn out enough of the ingredient to give the burgers their meaty flavor.
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Article 73, Chapter 27 This provision in the New York City Zoning Resolution modifies requirements like building design and permitted obstructions to allow developers to meet resilient design standards.
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"Metals technology repairs, modifies and manufactures aircraft and ground equipment parts or anything needed to accomplish the mission," said Senior Airman Samuel Muncrief, 100th MXS aircraft metals technician journeyman.
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The U.S. approved the first gene therapy that modifies a patient's blood cells to help the immune system attack an aggressive form of leukemia in children and young adults.
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It sounds like Darlene's hack is confined to her boyfriend's phone (which is very Darlene) and only modifies Postmates links (she loves delivery), but there's no reason to stop there.
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According to Wednesday's edition of the government's official gazette, the law modifies 2010 rules requiring all new developments in the so-called Subsalt Polygon offshore area be led by Petrobras.
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Sometimes Aldridge relies on implements that allow him to use both arms, sometimes he modifies with props, and sometimes he trains unassisted, showing a wide range of adaptive athlete fitness.
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He also modifies a few parts the company imports from Germany and the watches' Swiss movements, which he equips with GoS signature features, like rotors made from the Damascus steel.
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In fact, news aggregation app Flipboard has already signed on to develop a special version of its app that modifies itself depending on which mode the Infinity Flex is running in: .
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According to one visual-merchandising expert, Zara modifies the store layout in Asia to be more appealing to a younger crowd, as that is the retailer's primary customer there, she said.
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The bill significantly lowers the income tax rate for U.S. companies - to 21 percent from 35 percent - allows them to repatriate cash from overseas, and modifies numerous deductions, among other changes.
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The company is currently using Xiaomi m365 scooters, though Bell says that his team has built tracking hardware it mounts on the scooters and modifies a range of the scooter parts.
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If you want to see the map from your desktop, you can also download a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that modifies the Ingress map with more Pokémon-specific details.
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Boy and dog are finally reunited, and the boy modifies their adventures to accommodate the dog's now diminished abilities, so the messages of patience, love and loyalty continue to the end.
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This new mode modifies other driver settings, like limiting the maximum speed to 85 mph and popping up a speed warning if the young driver goes faster than 40 to 75 mph.
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Sometimes it's a small accessory (aviator glasses for the owner, Hakim; a bright blue scarf for his wife, Farrida), but mostly he simply modifies his posture, slightly tweaks the way he speaks.
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"The company has presented its last offer today, which eliminates or modifies a series of benefits our union has fought for and won over the years," the union said in a statement.
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We could have gone back and fixed all the bad notes or wrong keys, but my favorite thing about live shows is how the band modifies them, changes the sounds or extends them.
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The question for the Supreme Court was whether the phrase "involving a minor or ward" modifies each of the three crimes in the list or only "abusive sexual conduct", the offence listed last.
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" November 17, 2017: H.R.3031 - TSP Modernization Act of 2017 "This bill modifies the rules relating to withdrawals from the Thrift Saving Plan (TSP) accounts of former federal employees and Members of Congress.
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The deal, which both governments have already signed and modifies a 1960 agreement, would open up new routes for airlines to fly between the countries and allow for an unlimited number of flights.
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The deal, which both governments have already signed and modifies a 1960 agreement, would open up new routes for airlines to fly between the countries and allow for an unlimited number of flights.
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The Bureau of Prisons now "will use biological sex" to make initial determinations in the type of housing transgender inmates are assigned, according to a notice posted Friday evening that modifies the previous policy.
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I've had a hard time reconciling how well Ubisoft captures the look and feel of San Francisco with how inexplicably it removes or modifies large swaths of the city's historic buildings and cultural touchstones.
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Stacy McGaugh, a professor of astronomy at Case Western Reserve University, is a leading advocate of modified Newtonian dynamics, or MOND, a theory that modifies Newton's laws to account for certain properties of galaxies.
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One of these, on the cover, modifies the title "Hit Refresh" with the notation "FN + F5," which was too much for the irreverent tech website The Register (slogan: "Biting the hand that feeds I.T.").
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So the brain searches the closest match that is already constructed in memory and modifies it with new input from the eye so we can figure out fast if we need to run for it.
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So far, Georg and her team of researchers have started working with an experimental compound from the pharmaceutical company Bristol-Myers Squibb that modifies the alpha receptor in men, though there have been some challenges.
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To put the American worker first, our legislation modifies wage requirements, grants investigative authority to the Departments of Homeland Security and Labor to find abuses and creates more defined allotment categories to prioritize STEM workers.
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The ruling, which modifies a limited gag order U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson issued last week, comes after Stone posted an inflammatory photo of the judge on his Instagram account over the weekend.
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It's simple: You run the app, and it modifies both the outgoing and incoming audio signals, with the normal noisy signal going in one end and a clean, voice-focused one coming out the other.
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To that end, some physicists propose theories such as the continuous spontaneous localization model, which modifies the math of standard quantum mechanics to suggest that larger objects stay in a wavelike state for shorter times.
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A week after the WHO declared the virus—which can result in birth defects—a global emergency, here are what crazies are blaming for the virus's spread: Genetically modified mosquitoes: Oxitec genetically modifies mosquitoes in Brazil.
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Training modifies the settings of the individual processors so that a data item — in this case, a still image of a mobile-device user — fed to the bottom layer will be processed by the subsequent layers.
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Once scientists discovered that they could develop a system that modifies pieces of DNA, they tested the gene-editing technology in microbes, then non-human mammals, then non-human primates, and then, by 2015, human embryos.
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T-cells. Image: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterOn Wednesday—for only the second time—the Food and Drug Administration approved a cutting-edge therapy that genetically modifies a patient's blood cells in order to attack cancer.
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" He continued: "I don't believe the EU modifies British influence, it magnifies it," and concluded: "I think there's a British poet who once said no man is an island, even an island as beautiful as this.
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But in the spring and summer, he wards off regression with two-hour pickup basketball games, three times a week, against former N.B.A. and college players, a cardiovascular workout that he modifies to fulfill his needs.
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The $1.5-trillion bill, which U.S. President Donald Trump signed into law in December, lowers the income tax rate for U.S. companies to 21 percent from 35 percent, encourages them to repatriate cash, and modifies numerous deductions.
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Goldman's economics team said a final agreement between the House and Senate could become law by December if the Senate modifies its version to be more in line with the House on the issue of property taxes.
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Today's physicists widely believe black hole information is preserved—that the quantum nature of gravity somehow modifies event horizons (and corrects Hawking's calculation) in a way that encrypts the outgoing Hawking radiation with a record of the past.
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The new layout drastically modifies how the museum's sizable collection of Botticelli paintings and works by Pollaiolo, Hugo van der Goes, Rogier van der Weyden and Domenico Ghirlandaio are exhibited, giving all the works sufficient space to shine.
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If these studies hold up, they would suggest that we inherit some trace of our parents' and even grandparents' experience, particularly their suffering, which in turn modifies our own day-to-day health — and perhaps our children's, too.
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When Epic's complaint starts talking about "using computer software that injects code into Fortnite's code which then materially modifies and changes Fortnite's code" and "thereby creating an unauthorized derivative work of Epic's copyrighted Fortnite code," it sounds terribly officious.
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The plan modifies a W76-1 warhead, which has an explosive yield of 100 kilotons — seven times the size of the weapon used against Hiroshima — to produce the W76-2, reportedly with a yield of "just" five-seven kilotons.
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Legislation that amends or expands upon existing laws January 12, 2018: H.R.2611 - Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site Boundary Modification Act This law modifies the boundaries of the Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site.
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Image: NIHOn Wednesday, the Food and Drug Administration approved a treatment that genetically modifies a patient's own blood cells in order to attack childhood leukemia, a landmark decision opens the door for an era of FDA-sanctioned human gene modification.
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"Frankly, the technologies we have for interacting with the brain are blunt tools at best," says Blake Richards, a neuroscientist and assistant professor and the University of Toronto who focuses on how the brain modifies itself and learns from experience.
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It was eventually approved, and while the final version of the Apollo Saturn V looks quite a bit different than saabfun's submission (Lego modifies the winning models so they're consumer-friendly) the results will still look amazing perched on your desk.
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Over the next few months, 10 Waymo vehicles — the company modifies Chrysler Pacifica minivans with self-driving equipment like cameras and LiDAR sensors — will be available on the Lyft ride-hailing app in the Phoenix area where Waymo's been operating.
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For example, CAR T-cell therapy is a revolutionary and highly effective treatment that removes some of a patient's T cells (white blood cells) and modifies them genetically to fight a specific cancer before reinfusing them back into the patient's body.
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That case, brought by human resources company hiQ Labs, hinged on the data having been made publicly available by LinkedIn users; LinkedIn's terms and conditions prohibit using software that "scrapes, modifies the appearance of, or automates activity" on the website.
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Not only does Thomas use the cameras routinely in her practice — making portraits that she sometimes modifies by peeling back the images' edges and bleaching the negatives — but she also enjoys them as design objects and amusing additions to a party.
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The new recommendation, based on new data from a European trial as well as changes in the way men with prostate cancer are treated, modifies an earlier panel guideline from 2012 that advised men to skip prostate cancer screenings altogether.
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The proposed version of the constitution in part codifies changes in Cuban society that have occurred since the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, long the country's benefactor, and in part modifies how the nation will function in the future.
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However, the EC's proposal could trigger a downgrade of the ratings of issues with ISIN numbers XS0355551291, XS0347741455, XS0371238469 and XS0315425701 if its transposition into German law reduces the buffer of junior and non-preferred senior debt or modifies the ranking of senior instruments.
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The treatment, called bb2121, belongs to a hot new therapy class called CAR-T that harvests a patient's own disease-fighting T-cells, genetically modifies them in a laboratory so they target specific proteins on cancer cells and infuses them back into the patient.
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On cancer, according to a World Health Organization review of the evidence, taking birth control pills "slightly" modifies the risk of various cancers — but this effect goes in both directions: There's an association with an increased risk for some cancers, and a decrease for others.
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" Republicans Briscoe Cain and Tony Tinderholt proposed the amendment, which modifies the section of the bill that prevents ride-hailing drivers from discriminating against passengers on the basis of "location or destination, race, color, national origin, religious belief or affiliation, sex, disability, or age.
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The Weekender vans will be constructed by Driverge Vehicle Innovations, a commercial van manufacturer that modifies vans such as the Ford Transit and the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and Peace Vans, which Mercedes-Benz claims is one of the US' largest camper van restorations and upgrades companies.
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It sounds too good to be true, though the company says it's been working on the technology for more than three years and describes it thusly: A NeoTech microcellular polymer which modifies the hardness of different zones of the midsole by introducing tiny amounts of energy.
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Please note that though the musical was inspired by the biography "War Paint" by Lindy Woodhead and the documentary film "The Powder & the Glory," the script by Mr. Wright ("I Am My Own Wife") telescopes, rearranges and modifies history in the service of blunt thematic tidiness.
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The cogs don't actually mesh until over halfway through, which is a little late, but the question of who is going to do what to whom keeps you queasily engaged, especially after the Worker modifies his plan of rape and murder in favor of something more florid.
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The bill approved by the committee modifies A corruption scandal, $126 billion of debt, the largest in the world oil industry, and falling oil prices have forced Petrobras to cut its annual investment budgets by more than half to about $19 billion from more than $40 billion.
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It is vital that these sentiments come to fruition in the form of meaningful legislation that either does away with the tax entirely, or at the very least, modifies the tax so that employees' personal contributions to their FSAs and HSAs are not counted toward the tax's trigger threshold.
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Matt Bevin in April, "expressly modifies the Kentucky marriage licensing scheme to remove entirely a county clerk's name, personal identifiers, and authorization from any license, thereby providing through a change in the law the very religious accommodation Davis sought from the beginning of this litigation," according to the Tuesday filing.
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However, the new bill modifies the reporting requirements for state election officials to share information about suspected cybersecurity incidents with the federal government; it says that states should provide the notification "in the most expedient time possible" but drops the original mandate that states share the information within three calendar days.
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That's thanks in part to Dr. Cole Galloway, a professor in the department of physical therapy at the University of Delaware and the founder of GoBabyGo, an organization that modifies kids' toys, like Fisher-Price Power Wheels jeeps, so that children with even the most severe mobility issues can still use them.
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Specifically, the proposal transitions the paper applications to a more streamlined electronic process, modifies requirements for workers' rental and public housing, updates the basis for determining worker wages, allows farmers to stagger workers on a single application, and expands the program to ensure reforestation projects are eligible to use H-2A workers.
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" September 29, 20173: H.R.3823 - Disaster Tax Relief and Airport and Airway Extension Act of 2017 This law reauthorizes the airport improvement program, extends certain expiring programs and benefits, and modifies the IRS code to allow for "various tax credits, deductions, and modifications to existing rules for individuals and businesses affected by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
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"Unless the Fed modifies its rhetoric and hints that too many rate cuts are priced in by investors in the medium-term, or unless there is a positive breakthrough in the US-China trade negotiations as early as at the end of this week, we do not see the case for a pronounced sell-off in US Treasuries," UniCredit analysts said in a note.
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The Speedway Mini4 36V 21Ah scooters Skip modifies can get up to 30 miles at 10mph per charge, which means they're less likely to have dead batteries by the afternoon like the useless vehicles-turned-paperweights from competitors that I commonly stumble across in SF. To keep them charged and off the streets at night, Skip has a crowdsourced charging program where people can get paid to pick up, plug in at home, and drop off scooters.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday said he had directed the Justice Department to look into regulations on bump stocks, the device used in the October Las Vegas massacre that modifies semi-automatic weapons to fire hundreds of rounds per minute.
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It's as if the prose siphoned the light of the poems over time, such that the late poetry retreats into the colder abstraction of this poem from 2007: Tonight I think no poetry will serve Syntax of rendition: verb pilots the plane adverb modifies action verb force-feeds noun submerges the subject noun is choking verb disgraced goes on doing Rich never really suffered the indignity common to poets with long careers: merely self-imitative late poems that strain for effects the poet discovered decades ago.
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