Meanwhile, Linde and Kallosh are pushing in a totally different direction.
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AND SO, THIS IS PUSHING IN THE DIRECTION OF THE MOMENTUM.
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Companies like Google and IBM are already pushing in this direction.
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But Garlinghouse gave no indication that he's pushing in that direction.
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But recent sales have seen new names big and small pushing in.
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It's for Sega's new hardware they've been pushing in the console wars.
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To be sure, it is not the only force pushing in that direction.
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But -- pushing in on the border, throwing rocks, and there was a response.
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While I was pushing in, countless terrified fans were trying to get out.
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There are still many powerful forces pushing in the other direction, toward unity.
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Meanwhile, there's a growing number of artists intentionally pushing in the opposite direction.
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But two other forces are pushing in the same direction: globalisation and regulation.
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The winds that drove Barry were pushing in different directions at different altitudes.
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The two bills, pushing in different directions, are emblematic of 2015 in general.
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When people aren't aligned, they'll be pushing in different directions—and getting nowhere.
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Fury had a point deducted for grabbing and pushing in the fifth round.
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What should we make of the competing priorities people are pushing in this debate?
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And other philanthropic organisations besides the Gates foundation are also pushing in the same direction.
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Ethics are needed to fill the gaps where new uses of data keep pushing in.
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These SDF forces are pushing in from both the west and east, the official said.
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Trends in foreign exchange and commodity markets have recently been pushing in the same direction.
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There were also many tubes inside his body, pushing in fluids and taking others away.
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Ms. Pelosi has been pushing in various ways to create opportunities for less senior members.
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Beyond oil patches, the underlying global dynamics are pushing in the direction of lower prices.
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Juleanna, what do you think are the key things he will be pushing in tech?
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Here are five health-care ideas that House Democrats will be pushing in the next Congress.
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Pushing in rough waters may be dangerous, because of the inevitable banging between the two vessels.
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Both are expected to remain key issue areas Democrats will be pushing in the coming months.
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But Republicans have struggled to coalesce around a bill, with moderates and conservatives pushing in different directions.
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The restaurant also highlights something else McDonald's is pushing in an effort to remake its image: sustainability.
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"The show, overall, everybody is pushing in a new direction," Goldwyn told The Hollywood Reporter on Saturday.
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"Nothing gets the sexual juices flowing [more] than seeing your partner pushing...in a strenuous workout," says Milrad.
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Among them are Kurdish and Shia paramilitary groups, who are still pushing in from the north and south.
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So far this year, the hedge funds and market fundamentals have both been pushing in the same direction.
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Whomst is Reese Witherspoon "pushing" in this bizarre mashup of stray lines matched to a poignant piano piece?
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"There were a lot of people sort of pushing in the same direction at that point," says Patrik.
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Low and behold, that was the same thing Giuliani was pushing, in public and also privately with Trump.
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But both politicians at least envisioned a path toward lower emissions, pushing in the general direction of decarbonization.
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The gates to the lawn opened just after 6 AM, with crowds pushing in to get a good seat.
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Most notably Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's foreign minister and Mr Schulz's predecessor as SPD leader, is pushing in this direction.
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Mr Macron, who worked on mergers in his years as an investment banker, is pushing in the same direction.
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Among them are Kurdish and minority Shia paramilitary groups, who are still pushing in from the north and south.
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This linguistic homogenisation is being enforced, however, just as a number of forces are pushing in the opposite direction.
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The business just looks so easy right now, which is why so many novices (and corporates) are pushing in.
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"How aggressively TikTok is pushing in the United States and the explosiveness of the platform has just been tremendous."
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That's pretty clear from Delta's announcements today, and the rest of the industry is pushing in the same direction.
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Trump's request appears to have originated from a conspiracy theory Stone has been pushing in his own legal defense.
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He's skeptical of the U.S. pushing in the right direction because of the anti-regulation positions taken by American businesses.
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"These changes placed strong downward pressure on insurance premiums, outweighing the factors pushing in the opposite direction," the article said.
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Finally, the air outside is the bottle causing it to break by pushing in on the bottom of the glass.
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Though existing taxi associations will also be pushing in an equal and opposite direction against any changes they don't like.
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Indeed, myriad historical snafus show the company pushing in the polar opposite direction where user data and privacy is concerned.
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In some ways, they're two forces pushing in the same direction, but they're capturing two different sets of white Americans.
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It is a field of thick, scratched white with a scumbled wedge of red ocher pushing in from the right.
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Firefighters and the National Guard scrambled to rescue dozens of residents stranded by freezing water pushing in from the Atlantic.
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India accuses Pakistan of pushing in militants from its part of Kashmir to carry out attacks, a charge denied by Islamabad.
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There is no need for French confrontation with Germany, although, true to form, Berlin seems to be pushing in that direction.
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The message that groups like the Chamber of Commerce and the Congressional Leadership Fund are pushing in Georgia is Trump-agnostic.
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India blames Pakistan for pushing in militants from its part of Kashmir to carry out attacks, a charge denied by Islamabad.
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One key recommendation is universal background checks — another major proposal that congressional Democrats have been pushing in their filibusters and protests.
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"The way I think of it, you've got a bunch of different forces on different levels pushing in different directions," Gregory said.
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IN THE churn of European politics, with America seemingly pulling out and Russia pushing in, many hoped that Germany would rise up.
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New Delhi accuses Pakistan of pushing in militants from its part of Kashmir to carry out attacks, a charge denied by Islamabad.
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What this tells us is that circular motion requires a net force pushing in the direction of the center of the circle.
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If the winds are all pushing in one direction, it creates a snowplow effect driving an expansive wall of convective storms, a.k.a.
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The industry would eventually rally for national legislation of the sort Benioff was pushing — in large part to defang the California law.
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So if we can implement a system of automatic registration, then we're pushing in a direction where the electorate better represents the people.
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So for years, Kosasih kept her in the room, pushing in plates of food twice a day through a hole in the wall.
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"Institutional money that has been on the sidelines, that has been afraid to get into China, has now been pushing in," Fromhertz said.
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And you can now adjust the distance of the lenses from your face by pulling out and pushing in the front of the headset.
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It allows a user to trigger Assistant by pushing in on the sides of the phone while gripping it, and it works really well.
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Here in Bedford, he seemed to single out Rubio for his lack of accomplishments, a theme his campaign has been pushing in paid advertisements.
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That was the direction I was going in from day one, and now more than ever it's important to keep pushing in that direction.
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It's a strategy that Steve Jobs had resisted in the past, but current CEO Tim Cook has been pushing in the last few years.
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The process is like, you start pushing in an intelligent and consistent direction, after a lot of effort you get one giant, slow, creaky turn.
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A cold front passing through the southern Appalachians on Monday night be partially to blame for pushing in a "blanket of smoke," the commission said.
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And is Samsung playing it a little too cute in pushing things to limits that other companies aren't pushing in terms of engineering-safety ratio?
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Politico reported last night that it's one of the conservative policies the administration is pushing in return for stabilizing the Affordable Care Act's insurance markets.
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Remember that in order for an object to slow down, there needs to be a net force pushing in the opposite direction as the motion.
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Everybody here is pushing in the same direction, and it's down — with a pillow over the Constitution's face, going, 'Shhh, shhh, it'll be over soon!
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Most projects in the virtual currency area, though, have been pushing in directions that would make it easier to integrate with the existing financial system.
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Over the past two decades however, tensions have simmered and occasionally boiled over with activists pushing in vain for full democracy amidst opposition from Beijing.
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In the 1970s low real interest rates undermined the income policies' wage caps; today monetary policy and incomes policy would be pushing in the same direction.
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All presidents have private thoughts that sometimes (often?) run counter to the official message the White House is pushing in a given day, week or month.
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It doesn't matter as long as it is done in tandem with prudent fiscal policies, both pushing in the same direction versus one sabotaging the other.
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This fictional scene recalls so many real-life viral videos, the camera jostling, the portrait-mode bars on the side of the screen pushing in suffocatingly.
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It was a message Warren has been pushing in earnest for weeks, centered around the importance of party unity to voters in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Those conflicting indicators mean "there aren't people at the barricades (pushing) in either direction," said Republican pollster Bill McInturff, who helps conduct the NBC/WSJ poll.
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Even without outside pressure, Senate Republicans have struggled to coalesce around an Obamacare replacement bill, with moderates and conservatives in the party pushing in different directions.
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A mix of races are found in each racial ideology, preventing tribe and creed from pushing in the same direction, which might lead to civil conflict.
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Aside from his happy personality, Steve has been stepping up his work in-game this summer, with good play-making and split-pushing in some difficult matches.
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The two parties are pushing in wildly opposite directions on health care, and this crisis could be dropped on them during the throes of a presidential election.
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Monetization, should they end up going down that route, might involve offering sponsored filters — a more likely route than pushing in-app purchases at users, reckons Moiseenkov.
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It appeared Felix was just pushing in front when Miller fell forward, both arms extended, like a beach volleyball player diving desperately to keep a rally alive.
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This is presumably based on the fact that powerful quantum computers, alongside breakthrough-pushing in areas like chemical modeling, could potentially break all encryption on the internet.
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I suspect it will be greater than the acceleration for speeding up, since the air-resistance force will be pushing in the same direction as the thrust.
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Personally, I've exited every PSVR play session that ran longer than 20 minutes with a buzzing headache and noticeable pressure pushing in at the corners of my eyes.
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A group of attorneys general from western states has raised questions about the legal arguments Utah is considering pushing in a lawsuit over federal land in the state.
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"We are not pushing in the UKL segments," Krueger said, referring to vehicles like the Mini and BMW 1 series, which are based on the UKL vehicle platform.
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Macron, 40, has said Europe should not be "naive" in its trade relations, pushing in Brussels for more stringent anti-dumping rules against imports of cheap Chinese steel.
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"Cryptocurrencies may unwittingly be pushing in the wrong direction in trying to solve an important social problem, which is how best to facilitate market-based exchange," Bullard said.
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Curtis pointed out one key difference between the Maine ballot initiative and the one they're pushing in Utah: The Utah plan has a way to pay for expansion.
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Doing that involves rearranging automated transfers with all the entities that interact with those accounts each month: pushing in paychecks and other deposits, or pulling out bill payments.
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"I'm assuming that means the water is pushing in" and that all she has is lost, she said as she sat in hotel room in Houston, hugging Baxter.
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Though the number of Jewish donors known to prioritize pro-Israel policies above all other issues is small, there are few if any pushing in the opposite direction.
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While the committee's public hearings have focused largely on more minor changes to the waiver process, Alexander has been pushing in negotiations for more substantial changes to the guardrails.
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As the former Fixer Upper crossed the finish line, he was joined by his daughter Ella Rose, 12, and son Crew, whom Chip was photographer pushing in a stroller.
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When you lower down, your pelvic floor opens, and when you stand back up, it activates, so you're actually preparing your body for the pushing in labor in that moment.
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"As far as we have gotten with the Me Too movement and Time's Up to turn the tide, this is the polar opposite pushing in the other direction," she says.
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Multiple U.S. officials have testified that Bolton was uncomfortable with what Rudy Giuliani, Trump's lawyer, as well as U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland were pushing in Ukraine.
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The future of the bills Democrats are pushing in Washington is unclear, but this much seems certain: Whatever happens on Capitol Hill, a huge test has been set for November.
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As I argued in my column yesterday, anyone who cares about these rights — Democrat, Republican or independent — should keep pushing in the other direction at the state and local levels.
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Ro Khanna also cited Pompeo's statement in a press release touting his own bipartisan proposal in the House intended to align with the resolution Sanders is pushing in the Senate.
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"The idea that pushing in that bit further back gives the Renzi side more time to put forward there case is perhaps a slight positive," RBC's European economist Cathal Kennedy said.
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A mother and her 4-year-old son, whom she was pushing in a stroller, were attacked by a coyote at a New Jersey park on Thursday evening, according to police.
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You can, for example, look to carefully tailored gift guides for ideas, or check out the products big box stores like Target and Best Buy are pushing in their holiday advertising.
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Ferrari are well placed to keep pushing in Formula One without late chairman Sergio Marchionne, even if his shoes are impossible to fill, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said on Friday.
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Environmental groups are pushing in court, at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and in the offices of pension funds to demand more accountability on climate issues from big oil companies.
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In Syria, Libya and Yemen – but also Iraq and elsewhere – regional powers are becoming locked in sometimes bloody rivalry, pushing in more resources as they struggle to gain the upper hand.
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But after 30 hours of labor and heavy pushing in the tub, where she originally planned to give birth, her midwife informed her that it was time to go to the hospital.
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"Once you started pushing in that direction, banks started making more and more loans where the credit of the person buying the house wasn't as good as you would like," Bloomberg said.
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The funds will allow the Alberta firm to keep pushing in its quest to have "boots on the ground in countries across the world", Terry Booth, its boss, told Bloomberg, a news provider.
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But social media is pushing in an unequal and opposite direction, encouraging users to turn anything — even strangers' lives — into raw material to be repackaged as 'content' and flung out for voyeuristic entertainment.
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Burberry's new monogram products, which it began pushing in May in a special collection that included $690 bum bags and $400 baseball caps, will likely only account for a tiny part of that.
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Boundary-pushing in its day, the play still has plenty to say — about tyranny and greed and corruption, sure, but more potently about our culture's long history of race-based violence and degradation.
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Democrats have been pushing in funding talks for a solution for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which shields immigrants brought to the U.S. unlawfully as children from deportation.
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It's not an essential addition by any means, but it gives the company a chance to play in the "creators" category that Microsoft's been pushing in a major way with its desktop operating system.
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Pushing in the opposite direction, Fed minutes on Wednesday showed policymakers were increasingly split on the outlook for inflation and how the lack of it might affect the future pace of interest rate rises.
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"Since I started making films," she said, studying the tableau, "I weirdly have these images in my dreams where it's like the camera is pushing in"—her right palm dollied forward in staccato pulses.
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Thankfully, the truth can now finally come out to rebut the false narrative about attorney Davidson that Mr. Avenatti has been pushing in his more than 175 television appearances and countless other media interviews.
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The Cowboys, who used a late run in the opening 20 minutes to build a big halftime lead, kept pushing in the second half, reeling off a 21-2 run to extend the blowout.
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It'll always be some form of oversized sweater or monochromatic blush tones or leather or whatever trend we're pushing in the showroom, because 'If we're not wearing it, why would someone buy it from us?
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"Always uncomfortable with this form of government land ownership, Congress began pushing in earnest for a sell-off in 1947," sociologist and New Deal historian Robert Leighninger Jr. writes in a New Deal Utopias essay.
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HB: It's almost as if she thinks this narrative that the president was pushing in an effort to knee cap Joe Biden might end up kneecapping Joe Biden after being repeated on the Senate floor.
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This huge decrease in data for Brave most likely lines up with it blocking advertisements and browsing trackers, although expect those numbers to increase once Brave starts its own tracking and ad pushing in later builds.
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With amazing new work being done by charities like Help Musicians UK and Michael Angelekos of Passion Pit's Wishart Group, progress toward facilitating a better, safer, healthier environment for musicians is pushing in the right direction.
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Products like Will & Grace and Queer Eye were boundary-pushing in their time, and achieved, in their own ways, the kind of mainstream eye-opening that their re-creations now claim to want to push for anew.
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He had been pushing in Ukraine on an effort to clear Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign chairman who is currently in jail for tax evasion on money he made for political consulting in Ukraine and elsewhere.
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"Cryptocurrencies may unwittingly be pushing in the wrong direction in trying to solve an important social problem, which is how best to facilitate market-based exchange," Bullard said in a prepared speech at the CoinDesk Consensus 2018 conference.
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From there, pushing in on the joystick serves as a standard A button so you can select different attacks or switch out Pokémon, while the red button "on top" lets you cancel choices or back out of menus.
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The eggs and the clock were the most blatant references to the original comics, at least until the final shot and... We knew it was coming as soon as the slow zoom start pushing in on the badge.
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So if I was writing a biography of some sort, I would take this conversation that you and I just had about [my] career, because you're asking questions, you're pushing in certain directions, and you're making it more full.
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The same prestige units that accompanied Arwa at the beginning of this offensive in the east of Mosul will be the same units, weeks from now, who will be at the front lines pushing in to the city center.
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"The crucial thing so far was not to give up and I think we can be very proud of our team here on the track and at home that kept on pushing in our very limited areas," said Zehnder.
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And that takes us back to the bad news: In the longer term, this change is assaulting Miami from all sides, with increased rainfall from above and rising seas pushing in from the east, raising the water table below.
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"I think you have to be concerned about the politics driving some states to do as little as possible, but on the other hand, the competitive advantage of renewable energy sources is pushing in the other direction," Lashof said.
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As the former Fixer Upper star crossed the finish line of the Silo District Half Marathon in Waco, Texas, he was joined by his daughter Ella, 11, and his 10-month-old son Crew, whom Chip was pushing in a stroller.
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Amid efforts to defuse a trade dispute U.S. President Donald Trump has tied to migration, two Mexican government sources said the proposal was one of the main positions Mexico was pushing in discussions with U.S. officials in Washington on Wednesday.
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Maybe I'm reading you wrong, but that kinda makes it sound like dealing a whole lot of prospects in a 2015-esque pushing in of all the Jays' chips, which obviously doesn't make the same kind of sense this time around.
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If the trans memoir is going to keep pushing in this reportage-cum-personal journey direction, one danger is that transness will continue to be treated as an anthropological phenomenon, to be explained to cis readers, rather than a human perspective.
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The House of Representatives narrowly approved its version of repeal last month, but Senate Republicans have been unable to coalesce around their own version of a bill, with moderates and conservatives pushing in different directions in meetings behind closed doors.
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This kick, a straight kick which arcs up from the floor rather than pushing in as the traditional Muay Thai teep or neb does, winded dozens of opponents through Schilt's career and gave them no chance at striking back at him.
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So while US intelligence agencies are pressing hard for the controversial portion of the law which allows the US government to intercept the communications of foreign intelligence targets to be made permanent, EU officials are pushing in the polar opposite direction.
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Lindholm put Calgary on the board by pushing in a loose puck at 11:14 of the third, and Tkachuk deflected in Mark Giordano's shot with 1:43 remaining with Talbot pulled for the extra skater to tie it at 2.
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" In an interview, Mr. Mulgrew said his recent support for the governor was not yet a re-election endorsement but was rooted in his feeling that Mr. Cuomo was "pushing in the opposite direction than he was four years ago.
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Kelly, a former Marine general, has clashed with McMaster and began pushing in November to oust the national security adviser, an active-duty Army officer who came into the West Wing after the ouster of Michael Flynn in February 2017.
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The House of Representatives narrowly approved its version of repeal last month but Senate Republicans have been unable to coalesce around their own version of a bill, with moderates and conservatives pushing in different directions in meetings behind closed doors.
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The zigzagging layers of warm live drums, snippety drum machines, and assorted clacking percussive instruments don't bounce so much as stagger around, surging and receding in intricate, aggressive patterns, always pushing in some direction — a reflection of the Afrobeat influence.
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However, in October 22009 Fox News began pushing in earnest a distorted (and now thoroughly debunked) version of the story, claiming that Clinton had personally approved the sale of "29 percent of our uranium" to Russia in exchange for donations to the foundation.
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"If there is a theme that Trump has been pushing in the last few days, it's been to try to return to a motif that he was exploring during the campaign, which was to rally his base by demonizing minority groups," Masket says.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) has been pushing in the Senate.
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The United States should not only adopt defensive efforts in the near term, but should also make investments in sustaining the integrity of American platforms and an information environment unfettered by state censorship, data harvesting, and false content pushing in the long term.
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Peirce's plan would allow developers to raise capital by offering tokens to investors and would permit secondary transactions without treating the tokens as securities – exactly the rules that Telegram and the blockchain industry groups are pushing in the case before Judge Castel.
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"If labor would say that they were accepting of the agreements that we've been pushing in the working group, you could certainly speed it up," said House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.), who has been leading the trade negotiations.
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However, in October 2017 Fox News began pushing in earnest a distorted (and now thoroughly debunked) version of the story, claiming that Clinton had personally approved the sale of "20 percent of our uranium" to Russia in exchange for donations to the Clinton Foundation.
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The real consequence of the Astros scandal may be to stoke the feeling of helplessness we all feel with technology at times, always a step behind, dismissive of the finger-wagging dinosaur who is lecturing about the past, arrogantly pushing in the new era.
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Britain, home to the EU's biggest finance sector, has been pushing in recent years to deepen its financial services ties with China, which has agreed to these and other cross-border financial services schemes as part of the UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue (EFD) program.
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It also feels like a strange but sort of fun prop for checking people out without having to look at them (which I've also tried out, as you can see…) Other features that Sony is pushing in these new Xperia phones will be in the services.
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Interestingly enough, the move is pushing in the opposite direction of US-based cybersecurity firm Symantec — which earlier this month announced it would no longer be allowing governments to review the source code of its software because of fears the agreements would compromise the security of its products.
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I think I have a relatively short attention span and I do a couple movies in a particular way or pushing in a particular direction and then I get bored and I feel like I'm not learning enough or growing enough so I try to switch it up.
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Cruz has been pushing in recent months for the EPA to put a cap on the price of RINs, which are sold on a market and subject to price increases and decreases, to count exported ethanol toward the mandate total, or to forgive RIN obligations for certain refineries.
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Mr. Greenblatt has arrived as tensions are pushing in on many sides: Fifty years have passed since Israel took control of the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem, and leaders and people on all sides are deeply skeptical about the possibility of two states existing side by side here.
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" Responding to Daniels' lawsuit on Wednesday, a spokesman for Davidson had called it "outrageously frivolous," and added that "the truth can now finally come out to rebut the false narrative about Attorney Davidson that Mr. Avenatti has been pushing in his more than 175 television appearances and countless other media interviews.
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And from what we've seen in past few days, the unexpected release of these tapes has the power to grab headlines, disrupting the media narrative Trump wants to be pushing in this election year and even forcing him or his GOP congressional allies to answer questions about the tape's contents.
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Now his campaign is trying to assert his front-runner status in the Democratic race, pushing in the final 48 hours of the year to post "our biggest fund-raising quarter yet," as Mr. Biden wrote in an email on Sunday, by topping the $0003 million he raised last spring.
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The F.B.I. has been pushing, in fits and starts, since 2010 for legal changes that would require tech companies to help it gain access to secured data, saying the ability of law-enforcement officials to carry out court-approved wiretaps and searches is "going dark" because of the spreading use of encryption.
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Cruz also called for the US to "immediately halt the flow of refugees from countries with a significant al Qaida or ISIS presence," a measure that he has been pushing in Congress for months, which stops short of Republican frontrunner Donald Trump's call to temporarily halt immigration by any individuals of the Islamic faith.
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"I realized that there was a different way to reach each [person], and I just realized I had to be malleable in my training style, in my teaching style of whomever I'm speaking to, just be malleable in it enough to get us to a place where we're all pushing in the same direction."
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So clients can guarantee they're using a new needle, make sure the dose they're taking is okay, ensure they clean their skin before injecting, avoid pushing in any dirt with the needle, and so on — all of which can reduce not just the risk of overdose but other health problems related to drug use.
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They are seeking an antidote to Trump's magnetic stage presence and ability to command attention, and she has that in greater quantities than anyone else in the field — certainly more so than Beto O'Rourke, a similarly experience-light candidate whom many Democratic operatives are pushing in a quest to capture some Bright Young Thing magic.
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"Because, I want to make a point that it will ultimately take -- it might not take a million Robert Bowers -- but it's going to take a lot of people all pushing in the same direction to do what needs to be done, and that is to rid white lands of Jews," Nehlen said on the podcast.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his allies have been pushing in recent days for more details about the FBI source, who apparently met with several Trump campaign aides during the 2016 presidential race.
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C.) and Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Washington takes historic step forward on paid parental leave The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (R-La.) are currently pushing in the upper chamber, because it would hurt states like New Jersey that expanded Medicaid under ObamaCare.
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Cooking may be under sustained attack by a wave of on-demand food delivery startups, with names that can double as gluttonous calls to action (oh hey Just Eat!), but that hasn't stopped London-based startup ckbk from pushing in the opposite direction — with a digital service that offers on-demand access to high quality recipes licensed from major publishers of best selling cookbooks.
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