When René Magritte wrote "This is not a pipe," he wasn't negating the pipe so much as he was negating the language with which we attempt to grasp it.
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There was a lot of negating of what she did.
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Qualcomm is a U.S. company, negating any claims of regional protectionism.
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They have managed to produce big numbers without negating each other.
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"Negating the will of the people is unacceptable," he wrote on Twitter.
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I think that's what we're looking for in terms of negating that risk.
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In response to his directive, two off-duty judges issued orders negating it.
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If it does, overdose deaths could spike in western states, negating improvements elsewhere.
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This is perhaps what is almost negating about adapting "Network" to the stage.
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"I'm not again negating that people are dying from the coronavirus," he said.
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The complaint could also be leaked, negating the need for a court battle.
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However, the Kings successfully challenged that Blueger interfered with Quick, negating the goal.
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It felt like they were just negating everything they have heard over and over.
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Miami shot 65 percent in the fourth quarter, negating the Pelicans' 62.5 percent marksmanship.
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"You're negating or withdrawing from arguably one of the most powerful mediums," Sorrell said.
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Would they not suspect the Intelligence Community had a hand in negating their votes?
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These high intensities can rarely be sustained, negating the potential benefit of the exercise.
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Happ inadvertently elbowed Morgan in the jaw on a defensive rebound, negating a Badgers fastbreak.
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But ballooning car traffic on city streets and freeways is negating much of that progress.
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The agreement's apologists say that altering or negating the agreement will irreparably harm America's prestige.
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However, the referees ruled that Warren's knee was down before the fumble, negating the touchdown.
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Ryan's remarks appeared aimed at negating that message, even if he avoided mentioning the president.
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He also said that LG has been cutting prices aggressively, potentially negating Tesla's cost advantage.
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A number of leaders have been negating the speculation that they will follow the Brexit approach.
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Given enough time, the simulacrum will overcome the reality, negating the need for originals at all.
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I'm not negating or cutting off everything I've done, so I'm still playing [Chet Faker music].
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"I am not negating the power of a real apology, especially in the workplace," she added.
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But the Panthers challenged, and a video replay showed the Canadiens were offsides, negating the goal.
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Six months of abstinence might allow the liver to stabilize, negating the need for a transplant.
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Pragmatism is not a way of negating principle but, rather, the realist's way of pursuing principle.
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But negating the value of a routine urinalysis would be doing a terrible disservice to patients.
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You're completely negating all the work Apple put into making the iPhone a thin and sleek device.
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Each of them has achieved a singularity that doesn't resort to smugness, cynicism, or familiar negating gesture.
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Teams, like the United States and China, have tried negating Mehrzad's impact by speeding up their offense.
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Democrats are sure to oppose any bill that amounts to rewriting or negating the Iran nuclear deal.
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However, Carolina initiated a challenge, and a video review determined that Foligno was offside, negating a goal.
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It's integrated directly into the Google Assistant app, negating the need to download an additional translation app.
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Trump seeks to 'divert attention' "If you repeat what Donald Trump says and negate it, and say no, and say it's false, what you're doing is strengthening that, because in your brain, the neurocircuits have to activate what you're negating and that strengthens what you're negating," he said.
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Edmonton center Anton Lander was offside on the rush at the start of the play, negating the goal.
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"By implementing these withdrawal measures, the European Commission risks negating twenty year's worth of development efforts," it added.
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The second is that negating the need for food to arrive hot enables all sorts of logistics efficiencies.
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Shortly after, press secretary Sanders came out with a tweet negating a major part of the alleged agreement.
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Miners found support from firmer overnight metal prices, negating some losses in prices in early Asian trade on Wednesday.
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Critics point out that some smokers use both e-cigarettes and cigarettes, negating the benefits that switching might bring.
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Charlie Baker signed the NASTY Women Act (short for the Negating Archaic Statutes Targeting Young Women Act) into law.
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The aircraft could then use this clean energy while taxiing, negating the need to use its conventional jet engines.
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Radio already plays a large part in negating the impact of poor cellular networks in Bangladesh and other countries.
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She said she told Esper that Trump was negating the constitutional principle of separation of powers, the aide said.
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The piece of the sun's atmosphere could even miss the Earth entirely, negating any possibility of the northern lights.
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Despite intimations of "Darkness Absolute," of universal nothingness, Mallarmé saw himself to be affirming truths rather than negating them.
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Kinkaid was knocked over again in the third when Nino Niederreiter interfered with Damon Severson, negating a tying goal.
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Unlike the years before, many of the films are available through streaming platforms negating the drive to the movie theater.
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And as soon as you lose sight of that, it's negating the purpose of having people over to begin with.
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The key to not negating a relative's desire to celebrate your child, says Johnson, is to provide examples of alternatives.
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The Negating Archaic Statutes Targeting Young Women Act — or NASTY Women Act — is expected to be signed by Republican Gov.
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The Syrian pullout would run the risk of negating so many of the gains that have been made against ISIS.
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White makes him utterly human, and makes his greatness and heroism lie within that flawed humanity, rather than negating it.
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Credibly defending the American homeland is the starting point of blunting and eventually negating the North Korean nuclear missile threat.
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Female birds have one short and one long sex chromosome, negating the backup chromosome protection found in primates and humans.
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Economic gains are negating the need for crisis-era monetary policy, the Fed leader told a European Central Bank forum.
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The hackers' laziness, or lack of caution, exposed their operation, negating one of the core advantages of a phishing attack.
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The word "antibiotic"—a Latinate term meaning "life-negating"—suggests a misleading confidence about how these chemicals work in nature.
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It was the snobbish language of the liberal elite, caught committing the elemental moral crime of negating individual human value.
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The hackers' laziness, or lack of caution, exposed their operation — negating one of the core advantages of a phishing attack.
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In the only other loss, Jordan hit 211 of 223 attempts, thus negating any sort of advantage fouling would generally provide.
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Most artists in this period evoked the body only obliquely, hinting at it through minimalist sculpture or negating it with conceptualism.
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Proponents of the Forensicator theory have accused CrowdStrike co-founder Dmitri Alperovitch of being biased against Russia, negating his firm's analysis.
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When a woman ages, her cheeks tends to droop, making the bottom of her face appear heavier and negating the triangle.
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I was worried it would be a messy endeavor, negating the conveniences of the sprayer, but cleaning the contraption is mostly effortless.
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But his high hit — that was not penalized — knocked Panthers defenseman Mark Pysyk out of the game, negating an odd-man rush.
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" Immunity is forced upon grand jury witnesses, negating their privilege against self-incrimination, and stripping them of any "right to remain silent.
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Obama was instrumental in negating the 85033 accord, which consisted of nonbinding individual greenhouse gas limits each signatory nation determined for itself.
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Rather it is part of a disturbing trend of undermining conservation and green industry efforts, while negating the importance of scientific fact.
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They can then sell excess clean energy to other states, negating that state's need to produce more clean energy on its own. .
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His trips from the clinch are also a neat way of getting the fight to the mat while negating a strong sprawl.
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Burton explains that modernity, its culture and global economies, have been mapped through a Western perspective negating non-European, especially African, cultures.
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It would rely, in the main, on wind and solar photovoltaic technology, negating the country's need for coal and gas-fired power.
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They are negative — not in the sense of being bad, but in the sense of negating something that had previously been done.
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You can just yank one pad off the stack and take it with you, negating the need for cables and power outlets.
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When he returned to San Remo he ran the table again until management replaced some two dozen roulette wheels, negating his advantage.
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Gerso scored again in the 29th minute, but Monterrey's Rogelio Funes Mori scored nine minutes earlier, negating the impact of the Gerso brace.
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Technically, they're planning to vote whether to pass the "Act Negating Archaic Statutes Targeting Young Women" — colloquially known as the "NASTY Women" bill.
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That gives Mr Macri more time to cut spending, negating the need for a sharp fiscal adjustment, which could threaten jobs and growth.
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No previous election has given such a clear case for the Electoral College to serve as a safety valve by negating foreign intrigue.
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However, he also sees scope for the Bank of England (BOE) to raise rates ahead of market expectations, thereby negating such an effect.
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The 22-pound planes navigate using GPS and cellular networks, and can make deliveries within 30 minutes, negating the need for onboard refrigeration.
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As fuel efficiency increased and driving became cheaper, people drove more miles — thereby negating the marginal gains of owning more-fuel-efficient vehicles.
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Having taken control over the phone number, the attacker will receive messages with one-time passwords, negating the effectiveness of two-factor authentication.
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Other Democrats have expressed shock that the Republicans would defy the FBI in this way, negating the committee's oversight role in such disputes.
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Beauty and ugliness cohabit in these works, enhancing and negating each other, forcing us to confront the beauty in ugliness, and vice versa.
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The idea that women can only play for women is something I found so hurtful and negating that I had to completely ignore it.
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The Night King touching Bran in a vision leads to immediate catastrophe, making Bran trackable and negating the magical defenses that kept him safe.
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Spotahome aims to solve the problem of how to find mid to long-term accommodation online, including negating in-person viewing for the tenant.
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It was, is, and always will be, the sound of total propulsion, a way of negating any possibility of things moving anywhere but forward.
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They include bulk percentage discounts when purchasing e-gift cards from retailers, and negating the need to ask for a customer's bank account details.
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This time around, a video review showed Nikolaj Ehlers entered the zone offside, negating a tying goal at the time by Winnipeg's Blake Wheeler.
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Negating the effects of greenhouse gases and the importance of clean energy is going against life, or even worse, going against science and progress.
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He would also roll back ozone smog standards, negating their role in spurring tighter controls on air pollutant emissions from transportation and industrial sources.
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Rather than worrying too much about negating Nurmagomedov's best assets, Kavanagh said last year the team could have focused more on McGregor's strengths — striking.
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While cutting carbs is a helpful tool (I recently used it to lose another 10 pounds), negating the other tools available surgically seems unhelpful.
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New Orleans has spent the Drew Brees era scoring a ton of points but negating most of that with poor play by the defense.
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There is a move away from negating your femininity to expressing your style through clothing in the workplace while still feeling powerful or professional.
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China's strategy has been to avoid overspending on nuclear weapons while pursuing other means of negating American power, including with space and cyber warfare.
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Ziman's idea seems to be to turn a war machine into decorative, decidedly non-utilitarian object, thus negating its power to psychologically and physically dominate.
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Revenue missed forecasts, however, after the company's Tim Hortons chain reported a surprise drop in comparable sales, negating stronger performances at Burger King and Popeyes.
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Even with Israel's anti-missile Iron Dome negating the economic damage of a confrontation, a large-scale ground campaign would exact a price in blood.
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In a memo to employees on Monday, BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti said the company was negating an advertising deal signed in April with the RNC.
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Lenders often complain that negative rates compress their margins, inhibiting their ability to lend and negating the very stimulus the ECB is hoping to achieve.
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Even when agreement is perceived via remote conversations, the reality on the ground may be different or may change instantly, negating previously agreed-upon specifications.
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This is seeing many companies putting in place work-from-home policies and negating the need for daily commutes, where e-scooters are often favoured.
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And it set a long-term goal of negating all the emissions from its direct sources and power consumption since its 1975 founding by 2050.
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Suggestions of impropriety were self-negating anyway, since the teaching stint occurred during an active federal background check that approved Spanberger for top-secret work.
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About that call: Myles Jack was ruled down after having recovered a fumble and returned it, negating what could have been a 17-point lead.
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The Byzantines created a system of cavalry fighting that, while not negating the necessity of foot soldiers, focused on the efficacy of fighting on horseback.
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Yes, but when Magritte wrote "This is not a pipe," he wasn't negating the pipe so much as he was negating the language with which we attempt to grasp it, just as when he wrote "fusil" on random blob he was undoing the power of the word rather than tapping into its power to make us see a gun despite the evidence of our eyes.
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Instead, many people tend to wake up earlier in the following days, essentially negating any additional sleep they may have gotten that first, post-DST night.
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For the fourth quarter alone, total losses in the state-run banking sector were 313 billion rupees ($231 billion) - negating modest profits at Indian Bank (INBK.
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Microsoft's 15-inch Surface Book 2 is one of the first laptops to include Xbox Wireless support, negating the need for this new Xbox Wireless Adapter.
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The harder you work out, the hungrier you get, and the more you eat, thus reducing (if not negating) the calorie deficit created by your program.
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Many portrayals, even in TV and film, offer little more than one-dimensional villains for audiences to hate, negating the truly insidious nature of parental abuse.
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Kansas, which led for only 90 seconds of the first half, was stung by 10 first-half turnovers, negating some of its 24-18 rebounding advantage.
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That means it's so old it could have been unlocked using a widely-available $200 forensic tool, completely negating the need to ask Apple for help.
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The Negating Archaic Statutes Targeting Young Women Act wipes a number of anti-abortion laws off of the books, though many have been ignored for decades.
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Prevent China from negating its strategic vulnerabilities in these major waterways and Beijing will always think twice about stirring up real trouble in the Indo-Pacific.
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"The scale of the miss in the fourth quarter took us by surprise, with attrition among existing accounts negating new business gains," Deutsche Bank analysts said.
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Despite trimming the number of government departments, Morrison said he would not cut the number of ministers in his cabinet, negating the need for a reshuffle.
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Again, our country deployed law enforcement and prisons to interact with people experiencing deep trauma and medical issues — negating any public health dimension within the response.
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Even though Johnson stepped out of bounds at the 4 yard line, negating the touchdown, officials still flagged Robinson for his snow angel, pushing the 49ers back.
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I apologize for the double negative, but it's a real double negative of a situation, a bind from which negating the negation is truly the only escape.
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But it's good for them in terms of selling product and it's good for them in terms of sort of negating to a certain extent the tariffs.
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Should it work properly, this approach would have a major advantage of negating the need to survey, maintain and share detailed 3D maps of the world's roads.
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And since sunlight will only lead to more pigment production (ultimately negating the benefits of hydroquinone), just be sure to stay on top of your daily SPF.
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Staal cut Carolina's deficit to 2-1 midway through the second period with a short-handed goal, negating much of Boston's dominance across the first 30 minutes.
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The number of retail jobs has fallen by 33,23 since 2000, negating the government's efforts to create opportunities for Saudis by banning foreigners from many sales jobs.
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Shares were down nearly 25% after trading Wednesday to roughly $17.5 per share, negating any growth it experienced after going public at $17 per share in March.
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His book was accused of "negating the legitimacy of the new democratic revolution," when the party persecuted landlords and distributed their property to poor peasants, he said.
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Since most gum now is sugar-free, its taste disappears after only a few minutes, and the consistency becomes loose and grainy, negating its elastic quality entirely.
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The U.K. engineering firm added the electric vertical take-off and landing (EVTOL) concept uses existing gas turbine technology to generate electricity, negating the need for recharging.
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Daly says eventually you will need a lawyer, but much of the groundwork can be done ahead of then, negating the need to pay big fees to lawyers.
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Tesla vehicles can download "over-the-air software updates" when linked up with Wi-Fi, negating the need to take a car into the shop to address recalls.
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Later on, if Tunisia were to default on its loan, the U.S. could enter into a more costly debt-relief program, negating any savings in the first place.
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Possibilities include a curved, edge-to-edge OLED screen and a Touch ID fingerprint sensor built into the display itself — negating the need for a physical home button.
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Lower wages probably wouldn't even help the fraction of the U.S. economy that competes internationally, since they would normally lead to a stronger dollar, negating any competitive advantage.
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Earlier this year, Trump called for offshore drilling in nearly all U.S. coastal waters, negating a drilling ban former-President Obama imposed near the end of his term.
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But an official review revealed that the ball had been snapped after the clock expired, negating the score, handing Auburn the victory and dropping L.S.U. to 2-103.
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Others point out that many Americans dip into their 401(k) plans early when they're short on money or encounter hardship, negating many of the retirement account's benefits.
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Working together, it became clear that we were using an artificial form of Spanish that seemed foreign to us, and in turn negating the richness of our language.
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Those additional items take up space and add weight to your pack, potentially negating any gains you may have had from using the PocketRocket in the first place.
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Under a tap, an issuer offers a new bond which has the same documentation as an existing deal, thereby negating the time and expense of drafting a new offering.
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Chicago saw a 58 percent increase in homicides between 2014 and 2016, effectively negating two-thirds of the decrease in homicides the city had experienced since the early 1990s.
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Hanley Ramirez is not the subject of a federal drug investigation, the Boston Globe reported Sunday, negating an earlier media report about the former Boston Red Sox designated hitter.
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Still, he insists, this is a "false economy": The social cost of gambling in Australia is estimated to be at least $4.7 billion a year, negating the money earned.
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But the Negating Archaic Statutes Targeting Young Women Act, or NASTY Women Act of 2018, would officially overturn the laws and end any chance they'd ever be enforced again.
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On the surface, the answer's easy and negating of further discussion—it's pop, stupid, so sit back and enjoy it—but it's worth taking genre into consideration here regardless.
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One of two key factors the firm cites is that investors now are fearful, thus negating any worries about the kind of euphoria that can kill a bull market.
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Executives from the automobile, construction and beverage industries expressed concern that tariffs would raise the prices of their products, negating consumers' gains from the humming economy and tax cuts.
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Allowing players to pay for upgrades and game-negating items, this monetization method relies on the small 5 percent of players who seek power above all else in games.
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The goal is passing a rule at the Republican National Convention in July that would free delegates to vote their "conscience," negating any binding put in place by states' primaries.
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When a patient assistance program covers the patient's cost-sharing obligation, their cost sensitivity goes away, negating the cost-containment purpose of the design, and facilitating purchase of expensive drugs.
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Russia and China are pouring money into their own military capabilities in hopes of negating US power in Eastern Europe and East Asia and projecting their own influence farther afield.
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If Republican proposals allow insurers to sell policies across state lines — thereby negating even state-by-state coverage requirements — it is likely that many plans would not cover these services.
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With the advent of both crude oil and natural gas being exported around the world, the U.S. trade deficit could quickly turn to surplus, negating Mr. Trump's trade argument altogether.
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This ban on public-land fracking is all the more critical in light of the recent court decision negating the federal government's ability to regulate such activity in any form.
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Gordon claims that because New Wash is such a revolution in the hair care category, it completely rethinks your daily regimen, negating the need for conditioner or a treatment mask.
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Trump didn't just run a virulently racist campaign; his entire political identity, as Coates wrote in a recent essay, is founded on negating the achievements of the first black president.
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Some developers might look to pass losses from the elimination of ITCs onto buyers by increasing the agreement value proportionately, said industry insiders, negating some of the sales-tax savings.
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It seems to be an unwritten law that, every few weeks, a new study must come out either in total support of, or completely negating, the health benefits of drinking.
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Georgia Tech appeared to have scored the winning touchdown when Oliver ran untouched for a 17-yard touchdown, but the Yellow Jackets called timeout before the snap, negating the touchdown.
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He found ways of negating strengths that could not have been discerned from afar; he drilled into weaknesses only someone who has spent time trying to disguise them would know.
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As a result, housing prices have soared in the most prosperous places, making them inaccessible to lower-income workers and negating much of the allure of the higher wages there.
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One way to go forward is by negating the past, but it is good to remember that's not the only way, even if it is the one most quickly approved.
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As those renderings also show, the large new planter and its trees would visually rebalance the plaza, negating the Red Cube as the solitary, dominant element on the ground plane.
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Last year the World Bank warned that by building outwards rather than upwards urban authorities are raising the cost of providing public services, and negating efforts to build zesty business clusters.
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First, it completely undermines the notion that the federal coal leasing program has a negative impact on climate change, thus negating the concerns expressed by Obama, Jewell, and the program's critics.
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Aware of the sensitive nature of the data it will handle, Polyteia's platform will receive only anonymized, aggregated data from its clients, complying with privacy laws and negating any potential risk.
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Before the game, Detroit rescinded a three-player, three-team trade with the Houston Rockets and the Philadelphia 76ers, negating it because not all the players involved had been cleared medically.
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The problem is that man-made changes to our atmosphere seem to be negating some of the volcanoes' cooling effects, and as the planet gets warmer, the problem could get worse.
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In July, one plaintiff, Ge Changsheng, said in an interview with Road Sign, an online news outlet, that Mr. Hong's articles constituted "historical nihilism" — negating the Communist Party's history and heroes.
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Gupta and Billing looked into designing a dam that could be worn like a face mask—negating the need to hold it down—while combining textures and materials that enhance sensation.
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For the third consecutive season, he is making more than 50 percent of his free-throw attempts, thus negating the points-per-possession advantage that is gained by fouling an awful shooter.
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"When we sat down after the postmortem of the scene, Steve goes, 'I'm sorry but she was negating me during this whole scene,' and that was not in the script," he revealed.
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" The actor has no plans to retire from Hollywood, and "I'm not negating or belittling what I've done professionally because people need to laugh and be taken to places of suspended reality.
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"This is significant enough of a threat to be of real concern to the environment negating the positive effect on the environment that compulsory green biofuel policy has on vehicles," he says.
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Over the course of years, UNRWA schools teaching a new generation of Palestinians have been found to utilize educational materials negating the existence of Israel and the rights and history of Jews.
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The socialist government, they say, funds wage hikes by increasing the country's monetary supply, causing inflation to accelerate and negating any benefit an increase in the minimum wage could bring for Venezuelans.
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At one point in the fourth quarter on Wednesday, Boston led by 212, negating Washington's physicality by spreading the floor and knocking down 224 shots from 23-point range for the game.
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A less flexible labor market could cause long-term problemsFirms could compensate for the risk burden just-cause laws impose by reducing the wages offered to risky hires, negating the unemployment effect.
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But he also hurt Washington's chances Monday night in a 31-15 home loss to Chicago by tossing three interceptions and losing two fumbles, more than negating 1003 yards and two touchdowns.
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It's a long poem made of many small parts incessantly reiterating and then negating each other, grouped into eight parts or movements, the last of them just three lines (three pages) long.
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The Act Negating Archaic Statutes Targeting Young Women — colloquially known as the NASTY Women bill — unanimously passed the state Senate back in January, but failed to gain any traction in the state House.
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Low mortgage rates, which have been juicing refinances all summer, do not have as dramatic an impact on home sales, especially since fast-rising prices are negating any potential savings from lower rates.
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"Whenever I do Negative Space as public billboards, I think of them as temporarily negating or erasing an advertisement that would otherwise be there," Thomson remarks, suggesting an erasure of the billboard itself.
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On September 11, two days before Zelensky&aposs scheduled interview and as more details continued to spill out, Trump released the aid, negating any need for Zelensky to go through with his appearance.
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Cisco Systems' stock fell 4 percent after the company said its security business revenue rose less than expected in the previous quarter, negating a quarterly report that was largely in line with expectations.
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Now the owners of 23 Broadway want to update the plaza, installing a large tree planter that would balance out "Red Cube," in effect negating the aesthetic vision of the public space's designers.
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After Jared's parents choose to bring him to Love in Action, our expectation is that we will witness him endure the self-negating process of ex-gay therapy — it's right there in the title.
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It would forbid Texas cities and counties from establishing a transgender-friendly standard for private businesses—effectively negating ordinances passed in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth and other cities that shield transgender people from discrimination.
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Doing so would bring a number of advantages: potentially higher-quality headphones and audio output, more options for remote controls, and power for things like active noise-cancelling headphones, negating the need for batteries.
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Bundy was nearly charged with a run after leaving in the eighth, but Willy Adames was called for interference while running to first, negating a throwing error that would have brought in a run.
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Swiping simply to acquire points could backfire and dig you into debt, Rachel Dix-Kessler, Finder's consumer advocate, tells CNBC Make It, negating any value the points have and hurting your overall financial health.
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An apologist for the inexcusable Greek position never should have been given equal time in order to spin its official and transparent position aimed at negating Macedonia and Macedonians' ethnic origin, language and identity.
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In that interview, Watson said that his views had not changed and he had not "seen any knowledge" negating his belief that there is a genetic connection between race and intelligence, the Times wrote.
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When he tweeted, "If you're a trio, don't kick out the guy who does all of the work," he was completely negating the fact that Yasmine and I were doing more of the work.
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High U.S. oil production could also put a dampener on the crude rally, added Kilduff, potentially negating the benefits of a deal among Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to restrict supply even further.
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New York nearly had another score a few plays later when James Burgess intercepted Fitzpatrick and took it into the end zone, but the Jets linebacker was called for defensive holding — negating the turnover.
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The Army is planning to purchase a Counter Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) from Lockheed Martin with the goal to "field UASs with payloads capable of negating adversary UAS," the Army said in its solicitation notice .
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For the past eight years, millions were disturbed and angered by the disrespect shown our president and military around the world, the global apology tour and the negating of American exceptionalism on the global stage.
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This censorship has in turn opened up the Chinese box office for Hollywood films to fill the void, negating fears that the US-China trade war could crush revenue for American movies in the country.
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The Treasury rule effectively ignored the shares issued by Allergan and its multiple predecessor companies in a series of mergers in the last few years, negating the tax advantages of its proposed merger with Pfizer.
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Gsellman opened the game with a 10-pitch first inning, but he labored through the next two, negating a Neil Walker two-run homer in the first as the Pirates tied the game, 2-2.
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MUSICA Subversive HistoryBy Ted Gioia The self-negating, self-perpetuating cycle of aesthetic disruption and normalization is one of the great constants in music, as it is in many, if not most, of the arts.
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In 1963, for example, the sculptor Robert Morris, angered that the architect Philip Johnson was late in paying for a work, wrote a kind of affidavit negating the "aesthetic quality and content" of the piece.
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As well as negating the need for alignment, which, Ivanov notes, means that current wireless charging solutions aren't that different to actually plugging a device into a charger, Metaboards' solution has much better vertical reach/penetration.
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In social-work jargon, we are now called "men who have sex with men," a phrase that reduces our lives to a singularity based on sexual practice while at the same time negating an entire culture.
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The WHO also points to a lack of public awareness or appropriate training for health professionals, and a stigma around sexually transmitted infections as a factor in inappropriate use of antibiotics negating the effects of treatment.
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By removing the key selling point of an insurer over a mutual fund—the assurance that a policy will pay out no matter what—the industry risks negating its business proposition to investors looking for security.
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Richard Nephew, senior research scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy, added that China and India may continue to buy Iranian oil even in the face of U.S. sanctions, negating some of their impact.
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By negating the need for objective moral judgment and acting on it, our policymakers have landed us in a dead-end situation that sells out our ideal of individual freedom and harms our regional ally, Israel.
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This self-negating deluxe museum-as-archive acted as a new form of art (what we now call book art) by forgoing the scale and presence endemic to the grandiose museum context and its autocratic clout.
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On one 8-year-old girl, the fabric hung as loosely as the skin of a Shar Pei, visibly negating any explicit hydrodynamic benefits of the advanced technology that went into the design of the suits.
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Like Lucas Hnath's excellent "A Doll's House, Part 2," which recently opened on Broadway, "Consent" carefully weighs different points of view on the battle of the sexes without ever negating the genuine pain that underlies them.
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It was a far cry from the vast majority of summer festival experiences, which submit patrons to the sun-baking, humanity-negating boredom of waiting for a headliner while getting drunk in a muddy, fenced-in field.
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It is designed to work alongside humans, with minimal changes to a facility, negating the need for prohibitively expensive retrofitting or investing in brand new robot-enabled buildings, which is the route that Amazon has gone down.
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If everyone suddenly had an extra $10K a year, and everyone knew that everyone had an extra $85033K a year, prices would go up and inflation would rise, thus negating the perceived gains of such a program.
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In this and other works, the juxtaposition of random texts and images was meant to produce a momentary disorientation, a visual and mental shock caused by two or more layers of signification clashing and negating one another.
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While Century is benefiting from Mr. Trump's trade policies, retaliation from Europe and China has dealt a blow to other industries in Kentucky, like spirits, negating the lift that the state is receiving from greater aluminum production.
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It wasn't ratified by Congress before Biden (and Barack Obama) left office, and President Donald Trump — a free-trade critic — withdrew America's participation from it only three days into his administration, negating any need for a vote.
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The bank's study, which asked the opinions of around 12,000 people in countries across the continent, showed that a majority of people would save a substantial amount of the money, almost entirely negating the point of helicopter money.
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"The Saudis have always thought that the way to get the Russians to back off is what worked in Afghanistan 30 years ago – negating their air power by giving MANPADS to the mujahideen," said a second U.S. official.
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There might understandably be some confusion around the matter; a few weeks ago, Facebook logged out 90 million of its users out of an abundance of caution, making them reset their passwords and negating the access token hack.
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During the Stars' season opener on May 13 against the Liberty at Madison Square Garden, with 58.7 seconds remaining in the second quarter, Erika de Souza was called for an offensive foul, negating a jumper by Monique Currie.
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In the rush to obtain and maintain FISA surveillance of Trump campaign associates, FBI officials misled the FISA court, omitted critical exculpatory facts from their filings, and suppressed or ignored information negating the reliability of their principal source.
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While previous U.S. administrations leveled similar criticisms with respect to particular dispute settlement findings, none viewed this as negating the overwhelmingly positive benefits of the system, or suggested that these problems were the norm rather than the exception.
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Gaslighting is distinct because only one of you is listening and considering the other's perspective and someone is negating your perception, insisting that you are wrong or telling you your emotional reaction is crazy/ dysfunctional in some way.
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"Executing or completely removing people like him would send a very bad signal to the United States because he was the public face of the talks and it could indicate they are negating all they have discussed," Hong said.
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By engaging in similar actions in the future, the IRS would make it easier for wind farm companies to qualify and increasing the cost of the credit to taxpayers, and negating the "phase down" nature of this recent extension.
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Connor Campbell, a financial analyst at SpreadEx, says in an email: "Trump's decision to remove America from the Paris climate agreement has sparked concerns that the country will ramp up its drilling, negating any output cap implemented by OPEC."
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The university said that the technology could offer thousands more patients with type 1 diabetes the option of an "islet transplant", which provides patients with glucose control that is both effective and long term, negating the need for insulin administration.
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Even the "Now Playing" feature was generally only able to identify songs that were fairly obvious, negating the clear use case of tools like Shazam in the first place — to discover those hidden gem songs at the tip of your tongue.
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It's not only a product that potentially has better margins than fresh food recipe kits — by negating the need to manage such perishable goods — SimplyCook founder and CEO Oli Ashness argues that SimplyCook's flavour kits have broader mass-market appeal, too.
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Advocates of the border tax argue that any burden on companies that rely heavily on imports would be offset by an increase in the dollar's value due to the policy, thus negating the need for importers to hike prices for consumers.
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And their presence on stage with Trump could go a long way toward negating the criticisms from Trump's rivals like Ted Cruz, whose allies have claimed that Trump will be punished by Iowans on Monday for skipping the debate stage.
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But the more time I've spent with Ring Fit Adventure, that's not what stands out, and it's not what's helped me get over a personal reluctance to try new forms of exercise, worried I'll get it wrong, negating the point.
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But I also feel like a sucker and an alarmist abiding by some of the more extreme bits of advice when pretty much everyone I know is very much not, obviously negating any meager efforts I make on my own.
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Wade, the 1973 case that guaranteed women access to abortion, and led Massachusetts to last week pass a law — called the NASTY (Negating Archaic Statutes Targeting Young) Women Act — that will ultimately repeal the state's 173-year-old legislation banning abortions.
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The whole point of this was to experience the benefit of a shapewear on my profile but if looking trimmer comes at the price of negating all those squats, lunges, glute bridges, and even a cosmetic intervention, I'm frankly disappointed.
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Advocates of the border tax provision argue that any burden on companies that rely heavily on imports would be offset by an increase in the dollar's value due to the policy, thus negating the need for importers to hike prices for consumers.
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A bigger issue was that the topside of the thing was emanating heat like a space heater and I was starting to worry that it might be negating the cooling effects, if not about to blow up like a Galaxy Note 7.
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And House Speaker Paul Ryan's convincing announcement that he will not run for president seems to be negating not only Ryan as a late-arriving savior but just about everyone else who might come late to this party as a compromise candidate.
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But Clinton campaign manager John Podesta quickly pushed back, reiterating that the Democratic nominee doesn't want a vote before or after the election and would likely start from scratch on trade, negating years of work on the TPP, which was completed in October.
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AUBURN 18, L.S.U. 13 Daniel Carlson kicked six field goals, and host Auburn (2-2, 1-353 SEC) stunned No. 18 Louisiana State (2-2, 1-1), with officials negating a last-gasp pass from L.S.U. quarterback Danny Etling for an apparent score.
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But House Democrats counter that joining a legal battle — in the face of the White House's argument that the courts should stay out of it — would have bogged down the impeachment inquiry for months or years, effectively negating the whole power of impeachment.
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While governments struggle to govern and secure today's rapidly growing and complex urban environments, insurgent and terrorist organizations have learned the advantages they can gain, negating the advanced technologies and weapons of military forces by fighting among the dense populations and structures of cities.
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Failing to appreciate this, most health and wellness m-health apps have historically suffered from very short life spans, with engagement disintegrating soon after the novelty wears off — users are then free to return to risky health behaviors, negating any intended long-term health benefits.
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Sullivan's order invoked the "Brady Rule," which requires prosecutors to disclose exculpatory evidence in their possession to the defense — that is, evidence that could prove favorable to the defendant in negating his guilt, reducing his potential sentence or bolstering the credibility of a witness.
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They would rather rhapsodize about a sunny legislative future in which the two parties work in harmony, negating the need for all those troublesome Senate cloture votes to try to break filibusters (a tactic that they, in fact, employed very effectively to stymie President Obama).
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The attorney general also said that FBI officials "misled the FISA court, omitted critical exculpatory facts from their filings, and suppressed or ignored information negating the reliability of their principal source" in a "rush" to maintain surveillance warrants on members of the Trump campaign.
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Democrats on the committee had previously spoken out against Interior's proposed loosening of some of the Obama-era rules, "but yesterday's story indicates that BSEE is not waiting to complete the formal rulemaking process before effectively negating parts of the [rule]," the letter continues.
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With Trump, however, it's more an outright hatred and fear than a healthy skepticism—fear that the FBI wants to prosecute him and a hatred of the spies for claiming the Russians interfered with the election, thereby casting doubt on its legitimacy, if not negating its outcome.
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The Coyotes thought they had tied the game early in the second period when defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson beat Ortio through traffic, but Martin Hanzal interfered with Ortio by clearly taking his left leg out from under him as he skated past, thereby negating the goal.
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There are other reasons that Goldman cites for a likely pause in the meantime, paramount among them being an economy that is performing better than expected so far this year, blunting the need for a cut, and inflation that has remained tame, negating the need for more tightening.
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If Britain leaves the EU's single market and customs union, as is Prime Minister Theresa May's plan, a hard border will have to be reinstated between North and South, not only bringing back memories and tensions of the Troubles, but also negating Britain's commitments to Ireland in older treaties.
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A belief in the paranormal gives the world intention, negating the randomness with fate and purpose — like, instead of it just being circumstance, maybe the reason bad things keep happening to you is because of a lingering spirit or some bad luck you've picked up in your travels.
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The real story here, though, is pedigree: The mini-series was created by the Gandalf of TV writers, David E. Kelley; directed by Jean-Marc Vallée ("Dallas Buyers Club"); and boasts a criticism-negating cast that includes Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley, Alexander Skarsgard and Laura Dern.
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The potential for the rise of the far right in European elections this year, along with British Prime Minister Theresa May formally triggering divorce proceedings from the EU on Wednesday has served to enhance gold's appeal as a safe-haven investment, negating some of the effects of a strong dollar.
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This would be a bastard solidarity that combines the immanent politics of Spinoza and all its offshoots, which emerge by affirming the current situation differently to produce change, with the dialectics descended from Hegel and Marx, which begin by negating the current state of affairs so that contradiction leads to change.
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Veo says the new capital will be used to launch in the U.S. Founded in 2015 by Henrik Teisbæk, Jesper Taxbøl and Keld Reinicke, Veo has set out to "democratise" the filming of soccer matches and training by negating the need for multiple camera operators and/or a vision mixer.
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Though he would not describe it like this, there were, all over the field, small victories to be savored: Brandon Williams's performance on the left; Fred's energy and dynamism in the middle, further proof of a player finding his feet in England; a tactical approach to negating Liverpool that bore fruit.
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With different nonproprietary names and superfluous information in labels, the use of biosimilars might be questioned by health professionals and patients, negating the good work that has been accomplished in trying to catch up with other countries that have been utilizing biosimilars — with the same nonproprietary names — for many years.
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When Fanning is transformed into a vampire — referred to as a Viral by the scientifically minded, who refuse to call bloodsucking near-immortal monsters by their traditional name — he becomes patient zero in Project Noah, a secret experiment meant to harness the virus' healing abilities, while negating all the nasty side effects.
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And if any conservatives hope to rig a new party simply to skew the field to get Clinton elected, Sanders as a stand-alone fourth choice would neutralize that effort, as he would pull from Clinton probably as much as the conservative insurgency suggested would add to her store by negating Trump.
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And there would be times in which I would make an argument – in particular, I [as Darden] made the argument for negating the usage of the n-word and how it would poison the jury and they would only be able to hear that one thing and the evidence would be lost upon them, etc.
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It noted that not only did all of Omar's six siblings also gain refugee status in the US, but that siblings can sponsor one another for residency status and a green card under US immigration law — negating the need for Omar and Elmi to commit fraud by getting married if he really were her brother.
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The historic great mosque, mausoleum and madrasas of Samarkand contain the same kinds of juxtapositions (curved domes against straight-edged towers; soaring movements against earthy weights; fine decorative details against unornamented stretches of wall; rough, dusty brick against shiny, high-key glazed ceramic tiles, their tight tessellations negating Western notions of figure and ground).
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Still, I had an early flight to catch the next morning, to that other early decider in the presidential sweepstakes, New Hampshire — a state that is much remarked on by the political class for its flinty local interrogators and for the pride they seem to take in negating the referendum delivered by Iowans a week earlier.
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The Buckeyes surrendered season-high marks in made 282-pointers (883) and 288-point percentage (274) to the Spartans, negating a season-best 265-of-21 effort from the foul line, including a 10-for-10 performance from leading scorer Marc Loving that set a Value City Arena record for single-game free-throw percentage (minimum 10 attempts).
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Democrats are railing against the spending cuts that are expected to follow, and they warned that a provision in the Senate bill that would eliminate the Affordable Care Act's individual coverage mandate could leave 13 million people without health insurance while raising premiums across the board -- thus negating the effect of any temporary middle-class tax cuts.
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First, cable companies, such as Comcast and Charter, now offer their own wireless subscription plans, creating more competition and negating the argument that there are only four wireless players in the U.S. Comcast's Xfinity mobile has more than 1 million customers as the cable company looks to bundle wireless and home broadband service together on one bill for consumers.
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In this climate of hatred, it is more than naïve to believe that giving words of xenophobic racism -- words which once before had the power to whitewash genocide and to inspire the worst kind of evil -- a larger audience under the veneer of the respectability granted by footnotes and a prominent publisher justifies negating the wisdom of those who initially banned it.
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This Republican attempt to steal justice in America by negating two substantial victories in presidential elections in which voters chose Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE to have the authority to nominate Supreme Court justices is shameless.
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By repeatedly negating different things ("It's not the room/not beginning/not the crowd/not winning/not the planet/not spinning," and so on) without specifying what she's referring to, before launching into a raw, furious, agitated guitar eruption, almost straining to get the notes out, she captures a basic, total yearning and implies that yearning is too fundamental to express in words.
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" (It's not the first time she's tried to "borrow" something of Blanchett's — and we can't say we blame her!) Kaling also shared her favorite product for negating the effects of an early call time (Shiseido's Benefiance WrinkleResist24 Pure Retinol Express Smoothing Eye Mask: "I wake up at 5 to act go on pretend dates at like 7am so this depuffs my eyes super good.
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The "Resolution on History" made a distinction between the Cultural Revolution as a period and the Cultural Revolution as a political movement, and it separated out the mistaken theory and practice of the Cultural Revolution from the total history of this decade, vigorously counterattacking the mistaken viewpoint that would use negating the Cultural Revolution to negate the history of the party and negate the leadership of the party and the socialist system.
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He also admitted that as the team scaled and grew the service, it hit upon some developer pain points that the new Cloud Firestore is meant to overcome: RTDB makes it difficult to deal with really complex queries and, because of the way the platform was architected, some of Firebase's largest customers often hit the service's hard limit of 100,000 concurrently connected devices and had to split their databases across shards, negating some of the advantages of using RTDB in the first place.
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But since piracy tends to find a way, it's not that hard to imagine that, a few years from now, those same pre-recorded VR scenes will find their way to BitTorrent, negating one of the major selling points of switching to VR. Live cam shows, on the other hand, are pointless to pirate: sure, you can find a way to screen capture a show and upload it online, but when the live aspect's the primary point, the pirated copy just can't live up to the original.
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"The stronger association between psychological distress and heart attack in men compared to women could be due to women being more likely than men to seek primary care for mental and physical health problems, thus partly negating the possible physical effects of mental health problems," said lead study author Caroline Jackson of the University of Edinburgh in the U.K. "Alternatively, it could reflect the known hormonal protection against heart disease in women since the study population included a large number of younger women," Jackson said by email.
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In his op-ed, titled "The FBI wants to roll back safeguards that keep us a step ahead of criminals," Federighi wrote that fulfilling the FBI's request would force Apple to compromise its current encryption technology, negating years of work by the company's engineers and creating a security hole that could be exploited by criminals: That's why it's so disappointing that the FBI, Justice Department and others in law enforcement are pressing us to turn back the clock to a less-secure time and less-secure technologies.
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