As you see by the moves, it takes some time.
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When the yuan moves, it imparts news about global trade.
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And I think this moves it in the right direction.
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She takes his hand and moves it between her thighs.DAENERYSYes.
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His body and how he moves it have grown leaner.
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Chris moves it all, and it all moves through him.
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What's left will be the thing that moves it forward.
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He pushes everything out, spreads it all out, moves it around.
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And then it ... it moves, it gets bigger and smaller, correct.
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The rubber's moving, and as it moves it is compressing air.
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When the ground moves, it sets the pendulums in motion as well.
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Nobody feels crowded by the camera, and Stillman moves it very rarely.
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The letter did not provide details of specific moves it was planning.
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If the Garden eventually moves, it can't be to the back of Moynihan.
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The SEC has cracked down on those who made moves it deemed wrong.
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But Trump's early moves, it seems, are marking fears of those consequences seem small.
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Water not only moves, it can dance down a rock or plough through soil.
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The IRS moves it from administrative to criminal when it's a very serious case.
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The company expects annual savings of about $400 million from the moves, it said.
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It aims to accomplish in 2016 moves it had planned for 2017 and 2018.
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When an arm or a leg moves, it slides the piece of tape up.
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Every 100 million damage done to the rune south of Fatal Fields moves it forward.
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GM says it should save $6 billion a year with the moves it announced Monday.
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And, like with some of Musk's earlier moves, it created new questions for securities regulators.
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This moves it further from reaching its target of close to but below 2 percent.
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He places her finger on the ball, and then moves it back to her nose.
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ZeroDB encrypts data and moves it to the cloud while keeping the decryption keys on location.
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If the person moves, it reacts, and will interact with them until deciding to move on.
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Inside an Amazon distribution center, a Kiva robot just picks up a bin and moves it.
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"It's like the movie Fargo: It takes the truth and moves it in a different direction."
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How did Facebook get over a series of dumb moves it made in its early days?
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Because when the camera moves, it immediately becomes clear that the background is a flat image.
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It moves it away from being software towards feeling like you're engaging with a piece of art.
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The machine then takes the pizza from a refrigerated compartment and moves it to a convection oven.
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"It found these human moves, it tried them, then ultimately it found something it prefers," he said.
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MEANWHILE, MAKE THESE MOVES It will probably be a year or two before these provisions take effect.
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If one of these lines moves, it will have an effect on its neighbors and vice versa.
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It takes the focus off competitors and moves it to the company's internal strategy for sustainable growth.
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While the administration has been supportive of some of those moves, it is still sending mixed signals.
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Depending on the extent of the court's moves, it could influence Congress' oversight authority for the ages.
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United is presumably hoping that by announcing these significant moves it can head off a rush to competitors.
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Traffic is quickly handed over to Google's edge network, which then moves it to the company's data centers.
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It doesn't need your key as it clamps your wheels, lifts the entire car and moves it around.
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ROSENGREN: WHEN THE EXCHANGE RATE MOVES, IT SLOWS DOWN OUR ECONOMY SO WE DON'T GROW QUITE AS FAST.
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EMC sold the company before it was forced to make other moves it didn't really want to make.
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North Korea's military was prepared to stop any US moves, it said, with a closing warning to Washington.
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He moves it—from directly behind us to angles of about 45 degrees to our left and right.
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Given the Fed's aversion to dramatic moves, it seems more likely that any diet will be pretty moderate.
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When the body moves, it attempts a gesture of autonomy, of rebellion against the structures that confine it.
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Instead, he moves it around, first placing it on a spoon and then moving it to the passenger seat.
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"If Mr. Pyle takes [the] St. Pats team and moves it to Philadelphia," reported Toronto's Evening Telegram on Nov.
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Aside from the noise every morning, this doesn't solve the litter problem — it just moves it down the street.
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She is wearing a knit hat that looks like a unicorn and every time her head moves, it nods.
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I suspect it will remind the market of the moves it made in December and leave it at that.
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Fiber is the magical ingredient that bulks up your stool, smoothes it out, and moves it along your gastrointestinal tract.
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"There's plenty of space for sterling to suffer because when sterling moves it tends to move very sharply," he said.
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"Depending on oil and yen moves, it may take longer than expected for inflation to approach 1 percent," he said.
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It takes a while to bond, but this kind of interaction moves it along just as nursing does for Mom.
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The Trump administration's involvement in the lawsuit is one of several moves it has made that has alarmed LGBT groups.
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At still other times, it's a political drama, tracing the professional relationship between Cottonmouth and Dillard when the spirit moves it.
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The ultrasound technician places the wand on my daughter's lower abdomen and moves it slowly across taut skin glistening with gel.
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Given such moves, it isn't difficult to find specialists in Pakistan policy who still believe that the army pulls the strings.
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As it moves, it induces currents in anything that conducts electricity, like the telegraph wires that crisscrossed the globe in 1859.
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The DJO deal, the company's biggest ever, moves it to a fast-growing industry familiar to its founders and chief executive officer.
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Nintendo has sold 53 million Switch consoles to date which moves it ahead of the Nintendo 64's 32.93 million lifetime units.
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From Miley Cyrus licking postage stamps to Usher teaching James Corden his best dance moves, it was a strong year all round.
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Musk has praised the Chinese government in the past for the regulatory moves it has made to force automakers to embrace EVs.
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It will close after dinner service on July 16 and when it moves, it will take the Four Seasons name with it.
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The foot pedal at the bottom moves it up and down, and each easel can accommodate a painting up to 10 feet wide.
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Ford doesn't appear to be ruling out any option – not if one considers the moves it has been making on the alliance front.
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Prince liked it when female singers drew from him, but when British male musicians stole his moves, it brought out his competitive side.
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That the witness intimidation continues while hundreds of thousands of honest public servants are without pay moves it from just outrageous to unconscionable.
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Feed it 30 million Go moves, it can learn to play Go. But knowing the rules isn't the same as being an ace.
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When the ground moves, it places a strain on the cables that scatters the light and sends it hurtling back toward the device.
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Lined with hundreds of paper bags—placed on the walls, floor + ceiling of the container— each bag contains an engine, which moves it independently.
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If Donald Trump can move the African-American opinion and turn out African-American voters, even if he moves it 5 percent -- BONDI: Right.
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That's when you—very-- have a lot of conviction that something might not move but if it moves it will only move in one direction.
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Then, keeping bottom of the pencil aligned with the nose, she moves it diagonally, across the eye's pupil, to find where the arch should hit.
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It provided the first funding for the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy, which seeds R&D into next-wave tech and moves it toward commercialization.
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" Facebook is disclosing the attacks at the same time it is announcing a series of moves it says will help "protect the 2020 US elections.
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But because other currencies did not see corresponding moves, it may not be a liquidity issue, flagged UBS' chief Asia-Pacific investment officer Kelvin Tay.
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Most of you probably think mattresses are inanimate objects, forever lying stationary until some living creature, typically a human, picks one up and moves it.
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With its acquisition of Moves, it might have been the case that Facebook believed that it could take a more direct role in that process.
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A camera with eye-tracking ability recognizes which graphic the driver is looking at and moves it forward while reducing the size of the others.
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"Usually, when EUR-USD moves it drags all other pairs with it and particularly the longer it goes on the bigger it becomes," Anderson said.
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To understand the rapturous response by the liberal wing of the Twittersphere to the speaker's moves, it may help to recap how we got here.
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Despite Deutsche considering such moves, it is likely to retain a large presence in the UK and recently chose a new office for its London headquarters.
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Instead, the new AlphaGo Zero started with just knowledge of the rules and learned from the success of a million random moves it made against itself.
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The simplest setup is a straight alert: stick a Sensor-1 on your laptop or your bike and you'll get an alert whenever anyone moves it.
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Network TV's best family comedy just might be the warm and winning Speechless (ABC), and I hope ABC moves it from its Friday-night death slot.
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"China still has a lot of ammunition" in terms of the moves it can make, said Jeff Ng, chief Asia economist at research firm Continuum Economics.
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In both Berkshire's business acquisitions and large, tailored investment moves, it is important that our counterparties be both familiar with and feel comfortable with Berkshire's CEO.
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The big debate in the market is whether the Fed keeps its current forecast, or moves it up to four for 2018, as many economists expect.
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" He clarified a bit further down: "The acid is added to the urine so the urine doesn't damage the machinery that moves it through the system.
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Instead of moving dollars to dollars, Coinbase takes money from a bank account and moves it in and out of irreversible and volatile payment methods like bitcoin.
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But the movie isn't just about Mesa's political dilemmas as a professional athlete, it's about his undying loyalty to his country and the culture that moves it.
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In making sense of this and other Musk moves, it seems to me that a few facts have been, if not missed, at least not emphasized enough.
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Among other moves, it will let some funding dedicated to HIV also go toward opioid addiction, which can lead to the spread of HIV through shared needles.
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Simply moving the same labor costs from employees to outside staffing companies moves it from one part of the accounting ledger to another and makes analysts happier.
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Sagkeeng First Nation, Manitoba (CNN)Smoke curls toward the sky as the sitting elder lifts the sacred pipe, lowers it to the ground and moves it around him.
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In the case of both moves, it takes a carefully engineered ramp to keep riders safe—and minimize the equivalent fall height of their drops back to Earth.
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At the same time, China pledged to further open the country's economy and lower import tariffs on certain products, moves it said were unrelated to the trade spat.
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While negotiating price and quality, chef Antonio Guida takes a big nugget and swiftly moves it to the smaller pile, in order to save on the final bill.
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The Vision Fund's aggressive moves — it has now invested in more than 70 companies — have shaken up the tech industry and made Son into one of its kingmakers.
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So even if this doesn't mean that people will know us better," she said, referring to Mr. Ford's moves, "it might have scratched at that patina of ignorance.
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"Because of how easily the Frog moves, it motivates children who otherwise have a hard time moving, to propel forward or backward," reads a description on the Frog's website.
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Additionally, the lawmakers ask Anderson to address what Amtrak has described as flaws in its "safety culture" and to detail the moves it is making to fix those issues.
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While that may make it harder for fund managers and headline writers to concisely explain day-to-day market moves, it is probably good news for investors as a whole.
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While this $1.5 billion product has a decent-sized correlation to the VIX's daily moves, it tends to move about half as much as the VIX on a given day.
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The plaintiffs accused WWE of concealing the risks of the degenerative brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy and other traumatic brain injuries attributable to wrestling, including through "scripted" moves it choreographed.
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I welcome the opportunity, and it should have been done months ago to work together to find a bill that fixes the problems with the ACA and moves it forward.
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If more major retail icons make similar moves, it will likely move the cultural needle faster toward sensible gun control reforms, even changing the way gun lovers view assault weapons.
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"For the first 100 moves it was the closest we've ever seen anyone play against the Master version of AlphaGo," DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis said in the post-game press conference.
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BlackRock has already offered some new ETFs that track the same indexes as its existing funds, minus gun-related company stocks, among other moves it is making to address the issue.
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Business owners generally prefer a model that moves IT expenditures from Operating Expenses into Cost of Goods Sold, because they can increase prices and pass their entire budget onto the customer.
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However, he has turned cautious lately as the Fed has indicated it is determined to begin rolling back some of the highly accommodative policy moves it has taken since the crisis.
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But as it moves, it immediately becomes apparent it is filled with slithering snakes, most about the diameter of a marker and with the largest perhaps up to 18 inches long.
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If a receiver takes possession and appears to be a runner, able to ward off tacklers and make other moves, it is a catch; losing possession after that point represents a fumble.
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If the Republican-dominated House approves the blueprint and moves it to the 100-seat Senate, Republicans could lose only a handful of votes and still be able to pass the blueprint.
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As soon as Monday, the Mueller investigation begins a new phase that moves it from background music in national politics to center stage, with massive stakes for President Trump and both parties.
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Among other moves, it lengthened schedules for routine work on most cars from about every 66 days to every 73, and schedules for comprehensive overhauls from every six years to every seven.
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SpaceX got a key government license last week, federal filings reveal, as the company clears a regulatory hurdle that moves it closer to offering a new high-speed internet service from space.
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Meanwhile Vimeo, which has been a perpetually promising unit for IAC, never made the aggressive moves it would need to acquire content that people would want to pay for on a recurring basis.
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Once the CLA knew the "language" used by dancers to input the moves, it could interpret the language as a short animation, and using AI algorithms, it generated possible outcomes for these moves.
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The Trump administration took the trade war up another notch, calling China a currency manipulator and ratcheting up expectations that the White House has other moves it could make to retaliate against China.
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Startups of Oculus-esque beginnings are no longer the ones holding the keys to where the industry moves; it is the tech giants who control desktop, mobile and the platforms that enable them.
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Motion trackers, either mounted on the headset or externally, keep track of the users head, updating the view as he moves it around; optional hand controllers allow him to interact with virtual objects.
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"The point about sterling is when it moves, it moves," Derrick told journalists, adding that the move could happen "quickly" and also see sterling tumble to around 96-97 pence against the euro.
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Despite the sweet sentiment, as with all corporate moves, it pays to read the fine print When you're done, you're given a one-click option to post the slideshow to your Facebook account.
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With how high Vick carries his head and how little he moves it when he is in close, Gaethje would do well to throw the overhand every time he is close enough to.
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This is the ninth time that Blue Origin has flown commercial payloads aboard New Shepard, and each launch moves it one step closer to demonstrating the system's readiness for carrying crew on board.
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Once it perceives contact with the door knob, it retracts the leg, moves it over a little bit, and then extends it, and that actually all happens within 50 milliseconds, so it's incredibly fast.
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In a case of 'Deja vu all over again' Elliott has taken an activist investor role with Citrix as well, pushing the company to make some moves it might not necessarily have made otherwise.
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It started out as a 'super angel' seed-stage fund, but last year it closed a $100 million fund that moves it further down the food chain to Series A and Series B deals.
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Man saw overall net inflows of $400 million, with strong inflows into its computer-driven equity strategies, although positive investment performance of $900 million was offset by negative currency and other market moves, it said.
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To date, Qualcomm has won sales bans on iPhones in Germany and China, though the Chinese ban has not been enforced and Apple has taken moves it believes allow it to resume sales in Germany.
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Just in the first three months of this year, the S&P has jumped or fallen 1 percent on 23 trading days, three times the number of 1-percent moves it made in all of 2017.
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He argued that every object in the Universe warps the space and time around it, and when an object moves, it creates ripples in this space-time — gravitational waves — a bit like ripples in a pond.
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The company answered its critics, put Mark Zuckerberg on the phone with reporters for an extended question-and-answer session, and moved to shift the conversation to some important moves it is making around content moderation.
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When the California Department of Motor Vehicles released its annual autonomous vehicle disengagement report Wednesday, Google's self-driving platform, Waymo, came away looking like the big moves it made this year were well worth the fuss.
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Many eyes are on Amazon these days, and what moves it might make next in groceries after acquiring Whole Foods, ramping up its own Pantry offerings, courting restaurants for delivery and making its own meal kits.
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"That moves it away from the acrimonious session on Saturday," said Martha Kumar, a political scientist and emeritus professor at Towson University in Maryland who studies the relationship between the White House and its press corps.
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It was a creative solution for a smaller space, but the big thing for us is that we loved how the crib was on suspension, because any time the baby moves, it soothes itself back to sleep.
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The legislation has already been composed and vetted by public safety interests, as well as private and public stakeholders, and this moves it one step closer to becoming law, pending Senate debate and referral to the House.
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Thus, Chomskyan syntax has it that — in English, although obviously not in all other languages — there is a special rule for a word like what, which moves it from after want to the beginning of the sentence.
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Among other moves, it has set up its own fleet of trucks; introduced an Uber-like crowdsourced delivery service; built many robot-powered warehouses; and continued to invest in a far-out plan to use drones for delivery.
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Loading screens, loading screens, and more loading screens When Anthem is letting us indulge in its defining power fantasy—flying through a gorgeous alien jungle like Iron Man and shooting everything that moves—it feels pretty damn good.
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In other cases against Apple, Qualcomm has won sales bans on iPhones in Germany and China, though the Chinese ban has not been enforced and Apple has taken moves it believes allow it to resume sales in Germany.
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In other moves, it has opened an AI lab in Beijing and a more modest office in Shenzhen, while it is bringing its startup demo day event to China for the first time with a Shanghai event in September.
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Why it matters: This takes what was a rally slogan and T-shirt and moves it toward becoming a real national security entity aimed at blunting the rising power of China in particular, Axios Science editor Andrew Freedman emails.
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The inspirational, anthemic tone of ""GOD"" moves it close to some kind of bizarro arena-rock but leave it to Vernon to have the idiosyncratically formatted phrase "bird shit" take up several seconds of the lyric video's run time.
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Pyongyang has complained that Washington has not made concessions in return for the moves it has taken and last Friday warned it could resume development of its nuclear program if the United States did not drop its sanctions campaign.
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At the Pentagon, Mr. Trump's reference to Ukraine alarmed officials, who have tried to reassure skittish European allies that the United States will stand with them to prevent Russia from carrying out the same predatory moves it imposed there.
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Mr. Reeves said that the mint, which still has the first coin "safe and sound in our high security vault," moves it around in a trunk with casters similar to those used by traveling music acts and stage shows.
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Its Common Equity Tier 1 ratio had risen 50 bps to 13.1 per cent since the end of the year-end, benefiting from a reduction in risk-weighted assets (RWA), rising profits and a gain on foreign currency moves, it added.
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"There's a well described and common phenomenon called the 'balloon effect,' where enforcement in one area doesn't get rid of a problem, it simply simply moves it elsewhere," says Steve Rolles, senior policy analyst for Transform, a drug-policy foundation.
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People are taking big falls, the moves are really interesting and a lot of the moves are sort of showstoppers, where you want to scream when they do it, or if they are small technical moves, it is always really hard.
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Mr. Williams, who has a constant vote on monetary policy decisions made by the Federal Open Market Committee, was mum on the other major question facing policymakers — whether the Fed will cut rates beyond the two moves it has already made.
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At the moment, the only fully gesture-based functionality is the slider — the user holds their hand in the air (the system flashes a small blue light when spotted), then moves it up or down to adjust things like volume, lighting or temperature.
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As a long-time member of St. Albans Co-Op, which purchases milk from Vermont farmers and moves it through processors, packaging, and into stores, Rowell spoke up when Dairy Farmers of America, the biggest dairy co-op in America, took control.
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Instead of simply encrypting, monitoring or recording it; the early-stage startup breaks the data into pieces and continually moves it around, making it virtually impossible for hackers to do anything with it should they get ahold of one of the pieces.
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The effect is similar to the "balloon effect," when cracking down on the drug trade in one area simply moves it to another area — sort of like pushing down on a balloon can simply move the air to other parts of the balloon.
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In January, BICEP2's successor, the BICEP/Keck Array, reported that the value of r can be no more than 0.07, which lowers the ceiling on the energy scale of inflation and moves it further below the scale of strings or other exotic physics.
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The G-20 countries agreed at a meeting in Shanghai in February that they would avoid competitive currency devaluations, but Japanese policymakers have argued that that agreement should not prevent intervention to stop the "rapid, one-sided" moves it had observed in the yen.
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The Simpson-Bowles blueprint, by contrast, called for both of those moves: it would have raised the retirement age and it would have changed how annual cost-of-living adjustments are calculated, a controversial move that would have meant lower benefits for some Social Security recipients.
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"Obviously what happened last spring moves it up another level, which quite frankly I hope pushes other people to say, look we've got to do the same because if it gets lopsided this is not a good thing," U.S. women's head coach Robb Stauber told Reuters.
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The same day he takes a much smaller amount, again through a Swiss bank, but $2309,22016, and moves it out into the US. We could not, for the life of us, get the a Agalarov family or their attorneys to tell us what that money was used for.
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"Companies are really managing expectations to the point where investors are planning for the worst...At some point we will have some catalyst that moves it up, but there's been this rush to get out the bad news and revise downward," said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco in New York.
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Making these games is a big part of what the company does, yes, but the games are part of a bigger picture: they are a springboard, a place to figure out the constraints of what they can do with augmented reality today, and to figure out how to build the tech that moves it forward.
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" Google also used the opportunity to address moves it recently took to counter the government of Kazakhstan, which recently forced citizens to install a security certificate that gave the government broad power to spy on internet activity and "decrypt and read anything a user types or posts, including intercepting their account information and passwords.
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Baidu — like its U.S. counterpart Google — has been investing over many years in building AI expertise and technology, not only to power its own services and whatever moves it plans to make next in search on existing platforms like mobile and computers, but also completely new areas like automotive as a new endpoint for its search technology.
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Taken on its own, the deal showed the Dodgers locking down one of the best closers in the game for half a decade; taken with their other moves, it showed the Dodgers willing to pay up in order to retain the core of a team that came within two games of the World Series last year.
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The two big moves it announced earlier this year — a tight three-hour runtime for the 2019 Oscars and beyond (the 2018 ceremony ran to four hours), and the establishment of a "Best Popular Picture" category (which was introduced for 2019 and then almost immediately postponed until 2020) — are part of an effort to make the live event appealing to viewers.
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The decision by the central bank's Governing Council, its main policy board, to stand pat was expected by analysts as the bank measures the impact of a wide-ranging set of aggressive moves it took last month to stimulate the eurozone's moribund economy: to pump money into the economy, encourage lending by banks and raise inflation from levels considered dangerously low.
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