Yet by more pedestrian measures Bhutan is doing very well.
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No, the reason for the tat was much more pedestrian.
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The rest of Hisense's lineup is a little more pedestrian.
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I think the answer is probably a good deal more pedestrian.
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The reality is far more pedestrian: The Acela is a train.
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The GT350R and its more pedestrian GT350 sibling are giant slayers.
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Shareholders may be stuck with the more pedestrian rate of growth.
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I prefer Bagehot's more pedestrian and less cacophonic term: "chumocracy" (December 22nd).
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The heavens themselves, though, have over that time become significantly more pedestrian.
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It was very different from the more pedestrian area that it's become.
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He said he choose Halloween because he thought they&aposll be more pedestrian.
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Kia is banking on infusing razzle dazzle to its more pedestrian product lineup.
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Other Oyo mistakes are more pedestrian and violate basic tenets of brand strategy.
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That calculation torques the suggested sentence up far beyond a more pedestrian case.
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And Frank Ocean also, like the rest of us, faces more pedestrian expectations.
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Rinne isn't as good as his numbers indicate; he was a more pedestrian .
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Caro does something far more pedestrian: He writes reminders for himself to shut up.
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On Thursday night, the Americans had a more pedestrian task than setting a record.
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The patriotic rage is a mask for a more pedestrian motive: punishing pesky critics.
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As a result the Force is thicker than the Z, at a more pedestrian 7mm.
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But some cities are making progress in creating a more pedestrian-friendly environment, the ITDP found.
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Archie's story feels to be a part of an entirely different, far more pedestrian teen drama.
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However, the focus on hurricanes seems to have led officials to neglect a far more pedestrian threat.
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First off, depending on how much you're drinking, espresso can be a more pedestrian dose of caffeine.
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But Uber's revenue increased by a far more pedestrian rate of 13% from last year's second quarter.
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Like AT&T, Microsoft's once-lofty valuation shrank to more pedestrian levels during the time of the lawsuit.
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But then the movie will slip out of these terrific sequences and back into something much more pedestrian.
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Some are found in the same concentration in Earth's crust as the far more pedestrian-sounding element copper.
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The new A43 models, however, bring many of the A9's advancements down to more pedestrian price levels.
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Nevertheless, they both stand out among the wide array of more pedestrian IoT devices already on the market.
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Collectors and dealers choose to store art in the free ports for more pedestrian reasons than tax avoidance.
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No ... We want fewer cars, more bike lanes, more pedestrian-friendly cities with less congestion and more alternatives.
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"Anything that moves the city toward a more pedestrian friendly, bikeable city is a good thing," he said.
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Until recently, disputes between the Kurds and Baghdad revolved around more pedestrian issues like oil revenues and military supplies.
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We've seen the biggest increase in fatal crashes in the last 50 years, with more pedestrian and cyclist deaths.
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It has a restaurant serving both exotic specialties, à la slow-cooked reindeer, and more pedestrian fare, like hamburgers.
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So we put it to him that he's probably not all that bothered about more pedestrian sports – golf, for example.
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The logo is slightly reminiscent of comic-book speedster the Flash, but a few tweaks make it much more pedestrian.
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But PogoCam isn't too far off from Snap Spectacles, and its more pedestrian approach represents the increased ubiquity of cameras.
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The Socialist mayor has also moved to create more pedestrian zones at major traffic circles and along the Seine river.
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That story has helped it evade comparisons to more pedestrian, and profitable, rival IWG, whose market capitalisation is below $3 billion.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a plan to provide more pedestrian space to ease congestion on Fifth Avenue during the holidays.
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Owner NextEV is using the Nio brand to launch more pedestrian cars in the US. Look out for a, yep, electric SUV.
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This was an impressive feat for 2003, but it's more pedestrian for today's hypercars that can comfortably breach the three-second barrier.
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Another key takeaway from the new study is that more pedestrian deaths are happening at night and outside of official intersection crossings.
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With fewer cars and parking spaces needed, they can be redesigned to be more pedestrian-friendly and to have more green spaces.
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The integration also supports more pedestrian use cases, though, including the ability to make lots of documents in Drive more easily discoverable.
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But aside from these flights into fantasy, "My Paris" takes a more pedestrian approach to musical biography and artists' mad, messy lives.
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James Orr's particular metamorphosis, at least on the surface, is far more pedestrian than Gregor Samsa's famous turn as a giant insect.
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I like the iPhone 11 Pro, and given the choice, I would buy it over the more pedestrian but still excellent iPhone 113.
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Of almost equal interest, the rest of us could use a few simple tweaks to improve our own, admittedly more pedestrian race times.
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To know Dr. Zizmor is to know the city's secret handshake, to appreciate its quirkier, more pedestrian pleasures that natives claim as their own.
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Some of the company's buses had been slightly diverted, she said, but streets blocked by protests had produced unaccustomed quiet and more pedestrian footfall.
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In 2011 Buttigieg was elected the mayor of South Bend, where he implemented a $21 million project aimed at making the city more pedestrian-friendly.
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Marquette (9-19.83, 0-1) shot the lights out against the Musketeers last season but connected at a more pedestrian 46.4 percent clip this time.
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Opponents of the Clean Power Plan are focused on more pedestrian concerns: They claim we can't afford the rule because it would raise electricity prices.
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These days I also prepare in a more pedestrian way: writing up advance versions of articles that can be posted immediately after big decisions land.
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Its latest iteration is more pedestrian-friendly, thanks to five plazas that span almost two acres of space formerly occupied by bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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The others are in Radburn — which Mr. Peluso said will be rehabilitated and made more pedestrian-friendly in the coming year — and along River Road.
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Remaking the Crossroads of the World follows a broader trend by cities around the world to create more pedestrian-friendly spaces that favor people over cars.
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Mr Federer, the oldest of the group, began piling up Hall-of-Fame credentials against a more pedestrian field while the others were playing junior tournaments.
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The idea is to reduce the number of cars on the road, to speed commute times, to promote public transit and make streets more pedestrian-friendly.
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To succeed, Juicero will have to buck these trends, and also clear a more pedestrian hurdle — persuading people to pay a premium for another kitchen doodad.
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My dangers were much more pedestrian, taking the shape of a volatile mother and a sexually abusive stepfather rather than a faceless monster or terrifying visions.
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That's also likely why that track never received a full release, or why that bolder sound is wholly missing from the more pedestrian soundtrack that Williams delivered.
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It has tried raising prices and altering its unlimited offerings to a much more pedestrian three movies a month as it tries to stanch its cash burn.
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For the elusive glow-y effect, the best-selling Albion Eclafutur ($119) boasts Okinawan wild grapes and grape seed oil on top of the more pedestrian ceramides.
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But current AI tech is used in more pedestrian ways, with the lion's share in customer service, sales processes, and threat detection, according to research firm IDC.
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But it was the American advertising firm DDB that created the iconic Volkswagen campaign of 1959 that reimagined Hitler's people car as a more pedestrian family fun vehicle.
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Ways to do that include bicycle-sharing schemes in cities, adding cycle paths to roads, and putting in more pedestrian crossings and traffic-calming measures, the report said.
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His office is behind the plan, which seeks to boost health and reduce air pollution in the city of 8.8 million people by making streets more pedestrian friendly.
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After the bungled Nexus Q launch, Google needed to come out swinging, and they did that by marrying their more pedestrian hardware with some software that truly zinged.
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"Because transmission risk rises with the number of people interacted with, adult sets are less of risk than more pedestrian interactions, like going to the airport," Stabile said.
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While the movement of the main players, the New York gang, is rooted in musical theater, the young dancers — the teenagers in the town — are grounded, more pedestrian.
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But the reason I now held his death certificate — his sister and mother in tears by his bed — was more pedestrian: a ruptured plaque in his coronary artery.
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" On a more pedestrian level, yesterday I walked into the Phluid Project, the NoHo gender-neutral shop where T-shirts have slogans like "Hatephobic" and "Be Your Self.
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Safety advocates say the decline may be due to New York City's push to eliminate traffic deaths by lowering speed limits, adding bike lanes and more pedestrian shelters.
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A more pedestrian consumer—someone with a relatively simple smart home setup—might not want to bother paying the extra $50 for an Echo with a built-in hub.
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More pedestrian Series A rounds are just under 130 percent larger, up from a trimmed average of $4.93 million in 2008 to $11.29 million in 2018, year to date.
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"Investors offered a collective 'ah ha!' as it relates to Fed hikes, growth, and supply – [but] we continue to suspect something more pedestrian is at hand," the strategist added.
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As for the other two companies we've heard about, Google as a suitor makes a lot more obvious sense for Twitter, if perhaps a little more pedestrian and predictable.
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The rear camera is still 16 megapixels with a f/2.2 aperture, though the 20-megapixel monochrome secondary sensor has been replaced with a more pedestrian 2-megapixel component.
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Typically, when you see a wild technology idea go from the lab to store shelves, you end up with something quite a bit more pedestrian than the original idea.
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Update Starting in 2019, the Norwegian capital will restrict the use of vehicles in its city center, following a global trend to make popular tourist destinations more pedestrian-friendly.
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Many cities today are redesigning themselves to be more environmentally sustainable by adding separate bike lanes, investing in mass transit infrastructure, and finding ways to be more pedestrian-friendly.
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But in spite of the action antics, the series feels more pedestrian this time around, in spite of the trailer scene where Hobbs redirects a missile with his bare hands.
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The township recently received a Walkable Community Workshop grant from the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority to look at ways to make that area more pedestrian-friendly, Mr. Soriano said.
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While it's fun to imagine Orville and Wilbur's plans as the centerpiece of an Oceans Eleven-style heist, the truth about its absence is far more pedestrian: someone simply misplaced it.
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To help accommodate foot traffic, they are adding more pedestrian plazas across the city, expanding the presence of a streetscape feature first embraced by the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
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But this year, the turning leaves in Manhattan's Central Park have been overshadowed by a rare bird -- a brightly colored Mandarin duck, seen swimming among the park's more pedestrian bird population.
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There is plenty of statistical evidence to show that Keenum earned his success last season, but stepping away from the talent-ridden Vikings could make him suddenly appear far more pedestrian.
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Another "more pedestrian, but still very interesting possibility," Dr. Wheeler said, is that the star had simply ejected a cloud of dust that was now temporarily blocking some of the starlight.
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Socialist Mayor Anne Hidalgo has made the environment a priority since assuming the office in 2014, backing ambitious plans to create more pedestrian zones and ban diesel cars in Paris by 2020.
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No parking: Oslo, Norway, is eliminating 700 street parking spots in its city center by the end of the year as part of a plan to make the area more pedestrian-friendly.
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She expressed hope that the new data would encourage politicians to make their cities safer for walkers by lowering speed limits, improving traffic signal efforts and creating more pedestrian-only public spaces.
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But for more pedestrian tasks like writing or web browsing it's simply just bad, with laggy scrolling and false positives that would randomly select chunks of text while I was trying to write.
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Of course, there were plenty of historical automotive activities throughout the week: sister shows at the Quail, the Concorso Italiano, and the more pedestrian Concours d'Lemons catered to cars of less fanciful pedigree.
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Indeed, the combined value of the Big 5 — our three recently-reporting firms, plus Apple and Facebook — has roughly doubled since early 2014, when the group was worth a more pedestrian $1.5 trillion.
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Socialist Mayor Anne Hidalgo has also pushed for Paris to create more pedestrian zones along the Seine River and at major traffic circles, as part of a campaign to reduce smog and congestion.
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Games between the teams have evolved somewhat in recent years, with the intense mini-dramas that were so common in the previous decade gradually giving way to encounters that occasionally felt more pedestrian.
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Hong Kong bartender Rajendra Limbu is bringing the intoxicating effects of high art to the more pedestrian world of alcohol with cocktails that take influence from Vincent Van Gogh, Salvador Dalí, and Piet Mondrian.
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A 2016 analysis in New York found that the end of daylight saving time contributed to the problem: Earlier sunsets and darkness in the fall and winter were linked to more pedestrian traffic fatalities.
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And while the episode later reveals that it's related to the USS Discovery's experimental new mycelial network transportation system, Twitter user Rob Graham noted that the code itself is a little more… pedestrian in nature.
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For me, the horror of Chernobyl lurked in the eerie quiet of the weeks and months after the explosion, when the adults around me grappled with more pedestrian dilemmas than those of the Chernobyl characters.
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If she really wants to get stuff done, there's no limit on how far she can go ... just so long as she leaves the temptations of the Iowa state fair to more pedestrian retail politicians.
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In 2003, some 1,400 years later, the remains of this royal tomb were discovered in a far more pedestrian setting—next to a pub and an Aldi grocery store in the Essex town of Prittlewell.
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But what was happening at the theater was at once more pedestrian and more complicated: Real identity politics had entered into the production's theatrical identity politics, creating tensions that had to be resolved through dance.
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"Because transmission risk rises with the number of people interacted with, adult sets are less of risk than more pedestrian interactions, like going to the airport," FSC communications director Mike Stabile told VICE last week.
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Those phones are a more pedestrian upgrade to the iPhone 7, adding a new glass back (for wireless charging), a more powerful A11 Bionic processor, improved cameras, and a True Tone display, among other smaller improvements.
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Unless we take drastic measures to bolster alternatives to driving and keep cars off the road, we're unfortunately quite certain to see even more crash deaths reported in 2016, as well as far more pedestrian injuries.
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The team had been really thinking about different ways of remixing and rehashing, and they got very interested in the idea of the amateur chef, of bringing cooking back to the sort of more pedestrian level.
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In addition, it proposes a host of design and safety improvements to the streets leading to and from all 13 bridges, including adding new bike lanes and crosswalks, widening sidewalks and carving out more pedestrian areas.
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Along with the behemoth that is the CHG90, Samsung also announced some smaller cousins, in the form of the CHG70 line, which physically resembles its larger counterpart but at more pedestrian 27-inch and 31.5-inch sizes.
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Netflix is ready to reboot The Magic School Bus, the classic kid-focused cartoon depicting far out field trips that probably made your grade school trips to the local pioneer village feel even more pedestrian by comparison.
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Better road networks, more pedestrian information, sports areas like baseball diamonds and basketball courts, more land cover, including grass and trees, represented on the map, as well as buildings, building shapes and sizes that are more accurate.
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But since the ribald winks and unpolished flair of the original have been sanded down to something far more pedestrian, his presence only serves as a reminder of what worked so well and is so glaringly absent here.
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While Mr. Ghosn used a corporate jet to visit homes in Brazil, Beirut, Paris and Tokyo before the 2018 arrests, Mr. Kelly led a more pedestrian life as a Nissan executive, according to two people who know him.
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Weirdly, memory is a huge component of Bulrush—many St. Louisans grew up going to the Ozarks and eating more pedestrian versions of what Connoley's interested in, like vinegary barbecue, grits, and sweet dishes full of berries and fruits.
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"As Apple moves from very high double-digit revenue growth to a more pedestrian mid single-digit (both top and bottom line), the slowdown in the second derivative of growth will weigh on the stock's investment case," the note said.
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Acer announced a whole slew of laptops this week, but seemingly lost in the shuffle alongside the ultrathin Predator Triton 220 gaming laptop and the screen-flipping Switch series were several more pedestrian models in the company's cheaper Aspire series.
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The Brilliance 13P8 was originally announced at IFA last summer with a more pedestrian 3840 x 1080 display, similar to the Samsung CHG90, but it seems that Philips has decided to up the ante for the Brilliance 492P8's US debut.
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Since one of the biggest quality-of-life differences between the iMac Pro and the more pedestrian models is how quiet the Pro model is under load, the new iMacs' reluctance to spin up their fans to obnoxious volumes is greatly appreciated.
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He founded the "GO Run for Fun" charity and promotes the Daily Mile - both aimed at getting young children active - and has a special admiration for Kipchoge having pounded out many of his own marathons, though at a far more pedestrian pace.
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Although the "portable telediddlers" of Rheingold's fantastical imagination have yet to achieve the ubiquity he forecasted for them, this future has arrived in scattered fragments, slowly remaking the world in far more pedestrian ways than an earlier era of cyberpunks had hoped.
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Cousins, who is 22012 feet 219 and 270 pounds but somehow seems even more enormous when angry, was eventually persuaded by security to return to his own locker room, and Housen (5-10, 185) resumed the far more pedestrian chore of packing equipment.
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The high-end model has Intel's Core i93-29HK CPU, 21080GB of DDR26 2,666MHz RAM, and a 4K display, while the cheaper laptop uses an Intel Core i7-9750H processor, has 16GB of DDR10803 2,666MHz RAM, and a more pedestrian FHD panel.
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The French government, which allocated 10 million euros to promote France as a tourist destination in 2016, and the office of Mayor Anne Hidalgo, who has worked to make the city center greener and more pedestrian-friendly, focused on luring back tourists.
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Stalin for example couched Order 227 in the language of patriotism as opposed to oppression; the passage about shooting soldiers for cowardice is one of a series of possible measures that the order allows for, along with more pedestrian measures like cashiering underperforming officers.
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To the scores of collectors and curiosity seekers happy to look past the more pedestrian aspects of his business life (his name is attached to a mid-price bridal-wear label and a number of licensees, including housewares and colognes) his mystique remains intact.
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Mr. Brown, 44, an ex-military analyst whose previous jobs include tracking trends in missile development and improvised explosive devices, has spent the last 18 months battling the more pedestrian forces of destruction and decay and vandalism that assail the ancient, overtaxed transit system.
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But as the public learns more about the other investigations in which the feds have demanded Apple or Google help crack their phones' security, it now looks like the government has made those decryption demands far more often while fighting a more pedestrian sort of crime: drugs.
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Lately, the Apple rumor mill has been speculating that the company is working on two new iPhone models: an overhauled iPhone 8, said to have a new bezel-less design, OLED display, wireless charging, some sort of augmented reality features, and a more pedestrian iPhone 7S model.
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Things are more pedestrian when it comes to the video side of things — HDR10 support, with a promise for Dolby Vision via a later firmware update, 4K upscaling for older content, and support for a wide range of formats from 4K Blu-rays to audio CDs.
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Others — the more pedestrian, average clinicians — were guided less by their own clinical acumen and sensitivity than by their reliance on a cumbersome system of "objective scoring" (as dictated by the prevailing positivist science that has dominated our field and, in this instance at least, failed miserably).
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Terrazzo's hard-wearing nature and unique ability to conceal dirt made it a fit for public spaces of all kinds, from those that evoke glamour and high culture (the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Guggenheim Museum in New York) to those that feel decidedly more pedestrian, like middle schools and subways.
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With a terrific cast of three, it cuts between the detective-movie world of the private eye Burke Sloane (Dana Watkins) — where femmes fatales are plentiful and clever wordplay is the native tongue — and the more pedestrian life of Rob Marlowe (also Mr. Watkins), a film professor whose marriage is giving out.
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By inserting hotels into the mixed-use projects, developers are able to generate more pedestrian traffic for stores, said Tim Marvin, an executive vice president at Jones Lang LaSalle's hotels and hospitality group in Bethesda, Md. That's particularly important as brick-and-mortar retailers seek ways to remain relevant in the age of e-commerce.
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And save for the electric performances from Kendrick Lamar and the cast of Broadway musical Hamilton, that safeness coursed through the veins of entire ceremony last night, from the downtempo performances from artists few real people actually care about, to the awards themselves—Taylor Swift for Album of the Year could not have been a more pedestrian choice.
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I picked up my car, a red Volvo, from a local retailer specializing in used cars — not used in the sense that all rental cars are, but in the more pedestrian sense of "old" — and drove up Route 149, a shady, gently curving road that took me to the manor where I would be staying that night.
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He can confidently recount the glorious episodes of this Tuscan community's past: its resistance to the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, in the 1500s; to French invaders a few hundred years later; and finally to German soldiers during World War II. Yet this year, Mr. Vignai forsook his military role on stage to play a more pedestrian but poignant part.
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NISSAN SIGNAL SHIELD CONCEPT NISSAN SIGNAL SHIELD CONCEPT A Faraday cage is a nice idea, and if your smartphone happens to develop sentient AI while it's in your Signal Shield, at least the rest of the world's networks will be protected – but it's ultimately subject to the same failings as more pedestrian means of silencing your phone's constant calls for attention, including Airplane Mode.
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"Were-Monster" is the first X-Files episode Morgan has directed, and though it contains some potent imagery — particularly a spooky full moon that triggers the titular monster's transformations — it's a little more pedestrian than the season's first two hours, which featured striking images of the rubble left behind by the alien conspiracy that dominated The X-Files' original run in the '90s and early 2000s.
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