Liz: Is this repeatable at this level of ambition, or repeatable very often?
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" He added: "We're hoping this is a repeatable model.
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He claims it allows for a more repeatable swing plane.
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SunFarmer makes getting solar installations started repeatable without handouts. Msg.
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"We're going to archive a government in a repeatable fashion."
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It gives developers the ability to build these repeatable processes.
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It's repeatable, and forms the beating heart of game plans.
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"They're short duration, repeatable, with fixed rules," Koukorinis tells The Verge.
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But what is repeatable, even bankable, is Apple's corporate myth-making.
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Renoviso is most-focused on "highly predictable, repeatable projects" said Bennett.
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This also requires a sustainable and repeatable model for building audiences.
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You just have to have repeatable efforts night and night out.
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They usually show certain repeatable patterns that happen over and over again.
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"Which leads to an important reminder, he said: "Everything should be repeatable.
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That's not exactly a repeatable formula against the preeminent squad in basketball.
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The way Ms. Kassis pursued her scary thing is practical and repeatable.
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Science must always assume that an effect has a repeatable, natural cause.
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SARA EISEN: So are the higher comps, higher-than-industry comps, sustainable, repeatable?
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I'd do a thing, and a thing would happen, and it was repeatable.
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UFO encounters are neither controllable nor repeatable, which makes their study extremely challenging.
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All performed the worst, though I don't know if my results are repeatable.
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But first, we have to make ICOs work in an acceptable, repeatable way.
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The tools make the process repeatable and take out the variability and risk.
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These conversations, endlessly repeatable at any family gathering, were a zero-stakes game.
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Both candidates also have simple, repeatable policies that easily turn fans into missionaries.
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No biggie, because it's a perfect opportunity to introduce a new repeatable activity.
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It's really about those repeatable behaviors but then wrapping a story around it.
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Journalists, like just about every type of professional, have some thankless, easily repeatable responsibilities.
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This starts with an affordable and repeatable measurement platform — a scale for your health.
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The difference comes down to not enough repeatable simple phenomena to provide good data.
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Its ability to perform repeatable functions continuously equaled or surpassed that of human workers.
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"At the end of it, you have a scene, and it's repeatable," she said.
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Applying that idea to bowling, Straub developed mechanics that he perceived as easily repeatable.
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How to test it, how to make it repeatable, and then how to measure it.
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This, Amazon says, ensures that the task is easily repeatable and convenient for the user.
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It has to be sustainable and repeatable, and if it's not, we won't do it.
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There wasn't an easy, repeatable way to teleport yourself safely and easily across the map.
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And with drones becoming more automated, we have the ability to make these processes repeatable.
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The repeatable inspection workflow they can perform captures the same detailed images again and again.
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"Anything that's been around for billions of years is probably doing something repeatable," he said.
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One day, he believed, meteorology could be a modern kind of science: verifiable and repeatable.
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How do you translate that idea into a repeatable business that solves a real-world problem?
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Non-proliferation efforts to curb WMD development are built around quantifiable, repeatable tests and documented evidence.
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The company is trying to get to a "repeatable, healthy mix of business online," he added.
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It's a durable and repeatable business, and one that Nvidia has a commanding market share in.
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But security experts point out that creating this sort of firmware would be a repeatable activity.
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"I talked to Clooney and he gave me some advice which is not repeatable," Affleck joked.
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A Phish concert is a goodie bag of songs with titles and lyrics and repeatable themes.
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This is why investors love software-as-a-service or SaaS business — they're understood and repeatable.
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Both the Aluminaire and these Queens homes were designed to be easily repeatable in suburban areas.
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Stable, repeatable, scalable sort of operation-types jobs are giving way to entrepreneurial, opportunity seeking-type employees.
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"When you're starting, you want to have a repeatable process, a framework for managing experimentation," she said.
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SMAC's low friction guide system makes their actuators extremely repeatable from move to move - within 1 msec.
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It's a few extremely repeatable seconds of uncannily anthropomorphic glee, and dear god, did I need that.
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The customer wants to have 99 percent uptime that is repeatable, at a cost that is affordable.
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His individual numbers might not be repeatable, but the system that produced them looks increasingly locked in.
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"But from a research perspective, that's the kind of repeatable, consistent data we'd really want," says Eisen.
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"This is the first time that people can build affordable products in a repeatable mechanism," he said.
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It's unclear whether the circumstances which led to them obtaining that strong IP is a repeatable process.
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Learn from them, then do 20, and so on until you have definitive, repeatable, scalable revenue streams.
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The entire process, by being externalized, seems repeatable, unlike the chance encounters of poets with their muses.
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Most of our mainstream entertainment these days is of the digitized, repeatable variety, reproduced and mass marketed.
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The difference this time was that I had a repeatable and meaningful way to chart my progress.
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I do wonder if my success will be repeatable by people with different body types and flexibility, though.
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That's a repeatable model throughout the developing and middle-income world, not to mention in other Brazilian cities.
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It's those repeatable processes that the Atrium team believes it can innovate on to make things more efficient.
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The legal industry, accounting and many other venerable professions are seeing repeatable knowledge work done passably by machines.
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Another key question is, whether there is a scalable, repeatable way for the product to reach its audience.
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"To the extent that those wells are repeatable, there's a lot of money to be made," Lewis said.
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Starting from scratch is a "more repeatable and sustainable way of building ownership in a company," explains Moldow.
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"I just feel like I'm in a good place right now and my swing is repeatable," he said.
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She says her strategy is simple and repeatable, and "supercharges" her deals with leverage and hard money lenders.
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Ted's story is unprecedented, but with expanded access, it is likely repeatable for ALS and other terminal diseases.
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The steps and missteps of the past seem so easily repeatable that the future seems to march in lockstep.
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You've got reservoir consistency, continuity, which is going to lead to very repeatable and predictable drilling results and targets.
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Inductosense – Embeddable sensors, systems and analytics for fast, repeatable, through-life detection of cracks, corrosion or defects in structures.
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Infielder Travis Shaw called Yelich's swing easily repeatable, because of its simplicity and his ability to quickly correct flaws.
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Some intersections have a rhythm to them, requiring lights to be activated in a repeatable pattern to finish flawlessly.
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The key is to determine the role you want and then how to make repeatable processes around that role.
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It's been around for three or four years, with conflicting results, though it seems to be getting more repeatable now.
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"Computers can only calculate randomness (pseudo-randomness)—they are made to behave precisely and should deliver repeatable results," he explains.
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Willett has a very repeatable swing that more often than not stands up under the heat of being in contention.
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As it stands today, robots in the workforce are proficient mostly at specific, repeatable tasks for which they are precisely programmed.
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It will do this by creating a 3D ultrasound that attaches to a wearable for automatic and repeatable imaging at home.
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Over time, it became clear that some tasks were much more popular than others, and they were quite repeatable as well.
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It is not a repeatable design, as it leverages a vast amount of information gathered by Niantic with its first product.
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Certain elements might change within the tool, but overall it hopes to make this a repeatable solution across major league sports.
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"We have to see how these vehicles interact with their surroundings and need repeatable, reliable tests to do that," he said.
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And maybe best of all for a data guy, I got a repeatable result that proves the efficacy of my approach.
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He's a guy with quality stuff but just a real simple, athletic, repeatable delivery, a really good demeanor on the mound.
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By offering contractors a queue of potential bathroom remodels, Made Renovations is able to give them constant and easily repeatable work.
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And it will help free associates to focus on service and selling, while the technology handles the more mundane, repeatable tasks.
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It's a trick that doesn't seem repeatable, but in You's second season, out December 26th, the show somehow pulls it off.
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With Missions, Slack hopes that users can help teams boost productivity by making things more simple for a variety of repeatable processes.
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For them, a portfolio built around solid foundations of repeatable carry and intrinsic return is a sensible and viable way to invest.
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In big budget action games, and especially games that give the player guns and plentiful ammunition, violence is cheap and endlessly repeatable.
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Nature's longstanding, repeatable patterns — relied on for millenniums by humanity to plan everything from infrastructure to agriculture — are no longer so reliable.
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Both performances seem repeatable, but Dallas has played well enough in its other three games that giving 3.5 points is too many.
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Any job that can be broken down into discrete, repeatable tasks — financial analytics, marketing, legal work — could be automated out of existence.
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The rover has identified "a repeatable, identifiable pattern in the methane measurement," said Chris Webster, senior research fellow at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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But Pitsiladis says that, maybe more importantly, it means the Nike effort won't set a new, repeatable standard with benefits for every runner.
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With Coupa, companies are bringing billions of dollars in cumulative spend under management and achieving repeatable and measurable results that fuel their growth.
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In essence, it comes after product-market fit, where you need to deliver the product and revenue in a measurable and repeatable manner.
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Called the Z Series, this product targets serious brewers with a scalable design that allows for greater precision in repeatable larger batch sizes.
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The thinking: "I've been around and seen a lot of AI businesses," Ng told Axios, adding they are "more repeatable than people think."
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That work boils down to the pursuit of something reliable and repeatable over the course of years, which is a laudable business aim.
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But turning civilian aircraft into missiles, like bombs in shoes or underwear, are essentially one-time events: insidiously clever but not endlessly repeatable.
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The iPhone wouldn't be an affordable or even possible device if the manufacturing for its components were not perfectly repeatable for each unit.
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But the truth is that much of their success comes from repeatable steps that anyone can do — with a lot of hard work.
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He impressed one Spurs person in particular: Chip Engelland, an assistant who was enthralled by what he described as Forbes's "repeatable" shooting stroke.
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There was also an immensely satisfying approach to stealth, where with enough experimentation a repeatable path could be found through almost any area.
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From the "Santa Claus rally" to "sell in May and go away," investors are constantly searching for repeatable patterns in stock market returns.
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They basically go from big show to big show, setting up these repeatable rigs with remote-controlled cameras that are safe for anybody underneath.
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"Utilizing robotics [offers] a consistent and repeatable stimulus, and reduces the number of animals used to test a hypothesis, an ethical advantage," he said.
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But like Zynga or King, you can build a big business out of a big hit, but that strategy needs to be highly repeatable.
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The new spin on the tech utilizes a similar resin-based approach as SLA, but can offer more repeatable design for small-scale manufacturing.
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Leveraging a repeatable process, quantitative approaches can be used to improve investment decisions by producing objective analysis which illuminates elusive, but repeating, historical patterns.
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Early handhelds were severely limited in what they could do, and they were usually built around a small handful of easily repeatable core mechanics.
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This required a repeatable and scalable sales process, which required a professional sales staff and a product stable enough that customers wouldn't return it.
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But Picard is watching as the idea of construction evolves from projects to products, or repeatable buildings with minor differences to fit customers' needs.
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Hume expects to begin pilot production of initial proteins later this year and be producing small but repeatable quantities by the end of 2020.
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Together they are a delight — Abraham's profane tribute to Eugene's Stage 2 skills was the line of the night, though not repeatable here, alas.
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"The greatest challenge is to grow rapidly and build the tech around this that allows us to deliver in a repeatable way," said Cunningham.
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When Twitter posted its first quarterly profit a few months ago, many wondered if the result was a one-off or a repeatable feat.
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In the past, humans programmed robots to mimic human behavior, and so robots could most easily do routine, repeatable tasks that were easily explained.
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Today, Intercom bots handle simple, repeatable tasks such as collecting contact information, setting response time expectations and automatically answering questions by sharing relevant articles.
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Even at the most basic level there are other systems at play beyond this one repeatable interaction—equipment, experience points, skills, story, and so on.
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Worse, in the rush to publish novel and new results, there has been less focus on replicating studies to show how repeatable different results are.
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Work to build a company wide culture to document customer communications and make best practices repeatable across sales, marketing, customer success and business development teams.
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Even at the most basic level there are other systems at play beyond this one repeatable interaction—equipment,experience points, skills, story, and so on.
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"There is something incredibly powerful about reducing complex problems to key, repeatable, simple checklists and how that can dramatically improve success," he told Business Insider.
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Corbin cruises as D-backs slug Giants PHOENIX — With a return to a repeatable delivery, Arizona Diamondbacks left-hander Patrick Corbin is finding repeated success.
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Musk has said that a 100-fold cost reduction is possible, should his rocket-recycling scheme prove as repeatable and reliable as flying an airplane.
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They have a bigger-picture view because they know they already have a solid, repeatable system they can use to build their wealth over time.
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"If Perspective can evolve in the right way, it can, hopefully, create at least a set of guidelines that are repeatable for small outlets," he said.
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To believe that this return is repeatable, you must assume that yields will fall even further and that gets increasingly less likely as yields approach zero.
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Once these things have been solved in a smooth capacity, a lot more becomes possible but AR needs this for repeatable, social experiences to really feel worthwhile.
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Growth hacking then helps teams find repeatable ways to drive sustainable growth, which requires understanding and exposing the "must have" value to a growing base of customers.
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"Having that range of products that has great flavor, that has great effect, that's repeatable and consistent for our consumers is what our goal is," said Williams.
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"If you think about corporate legal work that's done today, some part of it is art and then some of it is repeatable processes," Kan told me.
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This repeatable challenge not only gets players accustomed to mechanics that they might not be familiar with, but also makes them understand the pace of the game.
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You have to have multiple test beds, with vanilla set-ups, nothing extraneous running in the background that could impact battery consumption and perfectly repeatable test scripts.
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The Tiguan's base EPA rating of 22 mpg city, 27 highway, 24 combined (21/27/23 mpg for all-wheel drive) isn't particularly impressive, but it's repeatable.
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Now that the social media company makes money on a repeatable basis, it's more the sort of target that non-venture investors might want to peek at.
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Climate advocates and the scientific community need to get better at understanding their audience and figure out how to tell a simple, repeatable story of their own.
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But now, not only is a dry, two-day, multi-hour Congressional grilling session considered meme fodder, it's a veritable treasure trove of repeatable phrases and exploitable images.
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The AAA study appears to be the first to have used standard, repeatable methodology to confirm the problem and compare the effect of winter temperatures on different models.
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The 26-year-old Australian's first EP, Sugar & Spice was endlessly repeatable and boasted "Try" a near-perfect single that got a remix from Cocteau Twins' Robin Guthrie.
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Davis said that ultimately, in order for a theory to hold up, it must be vetted, be repeatable by other scholars, and result in something that makes sense.
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Media history makes it clear that a commercial medium can only survive if it finds itself a reliable, repeatable place in the national schedule for significant numbers of people.
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Even though lidar doesn't recognise faces, some consumers may be concerned about the amount of tracking and location data collected and the ability to see repeatable patterns, he said.
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It's more like a highly sophisticated macro recorder or workflow automation tool, letting a computer handle a series of highly repeatable activities in a common workflow, like accounts payable.
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You might get some nuggets of lore, but by and large, they're meant to be easily repeatable events, allowing you to have another pull at the game's loot machine.
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Destiny presents a solar system of game worlds filled with repeatable missions, events, patrols, strikes, dailies, heroics, raids, and other inscrutable options, like endless stars in the night sky.
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Improvements in technology have meant that computer programs can take over many of the jobs that were once sent offshore: simple, repeatable tasks that are relatively easy to teach.
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It carries a lower gross profit margin than other revenue streams — perhaps 20-30 percent, as opposed to 90 percent for product-related revenue — and it's not generally repeatable.
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He's saying, I have found a way to make this process repeatable so that when you feel you've landed on the perfect shot, this is how you repeat it?
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The algorithms of human existence are not like the predictable, repeatable algorithms of a computer, or people would not have a history, and Donald Trump would not be President.
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"It won't be repeatable every year, though, which puts more emphasis on the need for studios to take more chances on quality-driven original films alongside their big franchises."
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Sites like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter have failed to support clear and repeatable moderation guidelines for years, while their platforms have absorbed more and more of our basic social functions.
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For their part, the research team behind the study remains confident, telling Nature that while variations in findings are to be expected, the protocol they're describing today should be repeatable.
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"With this latest round, we'll be able to ramp up R&D and hone our product roadmap toward repeatable, proven solutions around data engineering and data science," Leibert told TechCrunch.
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"My day's just getting started," Brown said of B.P. All of the BP pitchers polled for this story gave similar advice about finding repeatable mechanics and throwing free and easy.
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The idea is to create a body that would support existing agencies to "help sector-specific regulators confront major repeatable policy challenges that cut across their domains," according to the paper.
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Easily repeatable, reproducible bits of information like memes take many forms and can have an effect on how we see the world, an issue, or a person — both good and bad.
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Higher government spending and lower tax payments made a major contribution to the rise in U.S. manufacturing activity last year, but the boost may not be repeatable in 2019 and 2020.
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" Ździarski said that a forensic tool should be judged by "repeatable and predictable results, its attention to preservation of evidence, its quality assurance and testing, and the reputation of the company.
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For cases like Black's and others with frontotemporal dementia, Darby thinks that neuroscience should be there to help, based on how repeatable and predictable the behaviors associated with the disorder are.
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"Speeds have improved, but they are quite linear speeds, and repeatable tests, whereas on a match court you are changing direction and having to react to balls and anticipate," Murray added.
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In the aftermath of seriality, repeatable and modular forms, and signature production, Mosley is a welcome anomaly, someone who reminds you that there is a deep and real pleasure in making.
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On the government side, the IC needs to make the process of moving new software and data from the internet to a secure network as fast and easily repeatable as possible.
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It uses its simulator to test its software with different scenarios that vehicles encounter on the road, which it says enables repeatable testing that's impossible to achieve by just driving more miles.
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SpaceX recovered a nose cone last year during a launch, but it has a new plan for fairing retrieval that should make it more repeatable and reliable to get these things back.
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It's most well-known product is Terraform, which allows developers to write repeatable rules around enterprise infrastructure rather than a patchwork of different scripts that might not work as its writers intended.
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Even four years later, my guess is that you can rattle off what Trump's policies were: immigration reform, tax reform, getting tough on China, creating jobs, and repealing Obamacare — Simple. Repeatable. Memorable.
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But once it gets to the chorus and Giannascoli sings, "good people got something to lose" over an acoustic guitar, the song luxuriates in some of his most easily repeatable hooks yet.
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OF COURSE IT IS. "The Animal Chair Collection is a limited edition project as each piece is produced in a non-repeatable color code, making ... individual and completely unique pieces," Riera told Mashable.
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The shot created the circumstances for swift, swooping drives; the athletic ability that Allen refined into that perfect and perfectly repeatable shot also found more violent expression in his finishes at the rim.
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He began the day trying to find a rhythm—any sort of repeatable swing—and trying to keep his head above water at Augusta National, much less at the top of the leaderboard.
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Which is why, even after loving the way Anthem felt at E3 last week, I still have questions about its longevity and structure, which will blend single player narrative with repeatable multiplayer content.
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When a company gets mature in their business operations, has repeatable revenues, and has a strong balance sheet, you can run the business based on an annual plan or a semi-annual plan.
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Encourage data governance practices that are efficient, repeatable, and built for the long term It is not unusual for data sharing agreements to take up to 80 percent of a project's scheduled duration.
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Sean Ellis' insight — that startups tend to hire for irrelevant "marketing" skills, and should instead focus on finding someone to create "scalable, repeatable, and sustainable ways to grow the business" — is still spot on.
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"This is the first time we've seen something repeatable in the methane story, so it offers us a handle in understanding it," Chris Webster, lead author of the methane study, said in the statement.
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"If this is repeatable at home, it can be a simple technique practiced by families and have a significant impact on their long-term health," Sheth, who wasn't involved the study, said by email.
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Success is rooted in growing lifetime value through retention and margin, maximizing funnel conversion to efficiently convert leads to customers, and finding repeatable tactics to drive prospective buyers' awareness and consideration of your product.
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I would say that maybe even a little lighter than you would think only because when you think about where these jobs are coming from – the census bureau hiring 25,000 - that is not repeatable.
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If you invested in the bottom five annual performers from the previous year — every year since going back to 2011 — the process was repeatable and delivered alpha over the averaged two standard international benchmarks.
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But at least its study design — which brings in participants to administer shocks (not actually carried out) to punish others for failing at a memory test — is basically repeatable today with some ethical tweaks.
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"We have demonstrated that using CO2 gas during micro-CT imaging effectively induces safe, repeatable, whole-body, and temporary immobilization of live insects for 3D visualizations without motion artefacts," concluded the authors in their study.
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The company says "smart assistants" will reduce the amount of time workers spend on "repeatable, predictable and manual" tasks in stores, allowing workers to switch to selling merchandise to shoppers and other customer service roles.
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"Depending on the vertical, I really value the ability to inject velocity into that positive feedback loop," said Ng. He also believes that building AI businesses is a more repeatable process than building other startups.
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While we can use things like vape temperature to help manage our highs, there are still so many factors involved in proving the same, repeatable experience which is essential to the mainstream acceptance of cannabis.
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Apart from Kerry Gaynor—who insists his results with smokers were repeatable and that he'd happily prove them under scientific conditions—hypnotherapy hasn't had the same results on any of the people I speak to.
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City: San Jose, CAYear founded: 2003Total funding: $840 millionValuation: $6.8 billionWhat it does: Its product performs "robotic process automation," which is the use of AI bots that handle tedious, repeatable tasks previously done by humans.
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The most successful franchises focus on technology and systems that create a repeatable experience for consumers, said John Carter, chief executive of Vonigo, which specializes in technology for mobile franchises like pet grooming and massage therapy.
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"It'll be head-to-head between companies, and if one can detect and extinguish a fire in a repeatable fashion, then it becomes technology that every farm, every piece of land [can get]," Diamandis explained onstage.
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Ironically, the whole story of ego depletion suggests that the gold standard of experimental psychology — running repeatable experiments in which variables can be carefully controlled — might not be the best way to test willpower, Hagger said.
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"Season 1 was a particular kind of story that we could tell about the relationship between Joe and Beck and the moment that we did what we did in the finale, that's not repeatable," Gamble says.
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You're also right that the jobs that are going be displaced by AI are not just low-skill service jobs; they might be high-skill jobs but ones that are repeatable and that computers can do.
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Ideally, players will be extremely consistent in their habits—in repeatable actions like a service routine, in how they communicate with teammates, in where they focus their eyes, even in the way they celebrate a point.
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All three varieties raise the same mystical question: What must happen in the brain to coordinate the eyes, the shoulders, the forearms, the elbows, the wrists, the hands and the torso into one repeatable golf swing?
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"We still had not figured out that most basic of any startup principle, which is finding a repeatable and scalable business model," Marc Randolph, the cofounder of Netflix and the company's first CEO, told Business Insider.
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In Destiny 2, there are twice as many bounty vendors, offering around a whopping 65 weekly and 65 daily bounties, not counting unlimited, repeatable bounties, of which there are 8 sources offering up to 5 each.
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These industrial applications eliminate a lot of the chaos and complexity of driving in, say, urban environments and with a lot of other human-driven vehicles on the road, and their routes are predictable and repeatable.
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Walmart says these "smart assistants" will reduce the amount of time workers spend on "repeatable, predictable and manual" tasks in stores and allow them to switch to selling merchandise to shoppers and other customer service roles.
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So if a shift to sustainable energy is ever going to happen on a scale big enough to tilt that balance, the Gigafactory has to succeed — and that success has to be repeatable all around the world.
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Although coloring is involved in the included worksheets, it's more about engaging with the same problem solving as a 15th-century craftsperson, who would have employed just a compass and ruler to form these infinitely repeatable patterns.
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But technology gave humanity the means to catch sounds, to transform a soprano's warble, a violin's trill, Chuck Berry's blaring guitar, into something permanent and repeatable, a sonic artifact to which listeners can return again and again.
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"My instinct as a software person is with any repeatable task, how can we automate it?" said Will Friedman, who coded the website, called Stamps Licked, where users create the letters delivered by Herd on the Hill.
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Wilson also warned that Trump is largely "lightning in a bottle" -- managing to take advantage of "the dominant medium of the moment" in order to win -- and warns political strategists not to think his strategy is necessarily repeatable.
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The way it works is, if you invested in the bottom annual performers from the previous year, every year since going back to 2011, the process was repeatable and delivered alpha over the two standard international stock benchmarks.
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Yet, unlike most media companies, Disney has the opportunity to quickly reshape its perception on Wall Street and be seen as a powerful subscription-based service offering access to unique online and offline experiences on a repeatable timeline.
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Surely not, you might think; don't proper scientific theories have to satisfy timeless criteria such as explaining all the phenomena the theories they displace are able to, being able to make testable predictions, being repeatable, and so on?
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For example, Beskybe (PH), which is a U.K. based company, has a subscription cable business model, which is very repeatable, or Tesco, which is in consumer staples, which is something that consumers will always-- you know, need to have.
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"We have done that by bringing in a new leadership team, specializing our salespeople by industry — so if you're a bank, you talk to somebody who understands banking — and building a set of solutions that are repeatable," Kurian said.
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At the core of this is the ability to model (or "blueprint," as Big Blue likes to call it) infrastructure and application solutions and make these patterns repeatable to automate the infrastructure, as well as middleware builds and operations.
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A competitive industry is recognized by how hard its leaders have to work to stay ahead If Apple and Google were constantly leading in everything, would they set a repeatable example or just slam the door shut behind them?
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This Harlem quartet — Cam'ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana and Freekey Zekey — bridged the narrowing gap between glossy, braggadocious pop-rap and the genre's more esoteric, lyrics-driven side with music that married bombastic beats with unforgettable, instantly repeatable quips.
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Players very well may get enough content in 2016 to keep them hooked, but the magic of discovery created by the game's biggest and best expansion, September's The Taken King, doesn't feel repeatable in the near or even far future.
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The technology will help automate repeatable portions of venture investment across different office functions, Base210 principal Rexhi Dollaku told Business Insider, and will operate as a fully open and independent system instead of the typical "black box" many firms use.
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"He has a very strong action, repeatable with good shot shape and has a very good understanding of his own swing," Ian Baker-Finch, a former British Open champion who was part of the CBS commentary team at Augusta, told Reuters.
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Storm Area 51 was an obvious joke — one that tapped into the internet's love for memes and easily repeatable humor and coalesced into something much bigger: competing festivals for UFO conspiracy theorists, fans of shitposting, and small-town Nevada locals.
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For example, like, retail, like transportation, we always imagine that, for a lot of repeatable, or repeated, routine work, we always that-, okay, if there's some machine there, to do the job for humans, that's terrific, especially for some low-value work.
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He noted that in 13 years of heading the stock exchange he's seen hundreds of entities hold initial public offerings, and in his experience, successful public companies have a business model that's proven, repeatable and one that can grow on a consistent basis.
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The idea behind these platforms is that they are modular and flexible enough to cover a range of different vehicle types, while ensuring that there's enough of a repeatable core that the cost of redevelopment from model to model is greatly decreased.
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Given that viewers' top reason (87%) for bingeing was that they wanted to see more of the story, the formulaic, repeatable (rather than serialized) structure of competition shows — combined with their predictable series arc — could make competition series particularly immune to binge withdrawal.
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In other words, the concept (as embodied in the template of the screen) and execution of the work are separate and repeatable actions — much in the way that Sol Lewitt's conceptual wall drawings are devised, but years before American Conceptualism came into being.
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She will repeat the same line (notched or verticals paired closely together to become a repeatable unit, for example) or she will pack the surface of a graphite rectangle (like a controlled smudge) or she will make a drawing for a string construction.
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Repetitive labor and intensive tasks that are prone to human error are broken down into repeatable processes across a series of stages, from development, through testing, to production and into the hands of the users, confirming that what can be automated does truly get automated.
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Of course, it's one thing to do conduct an AR experiment, it's another entirely to move into an enterprise setting with repeatable processes, connected to proper back-end systems like inventory, ERP and other complex legacy systems in place in just about every large company.
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The notion that such a strategy is repeatable by any team, let alone the Colts (3-8, < 1 percent) is remarkably premature, but it would not be a surprise to see Jacoby Brissett attempt to create similar situations to see if it's a true vulnerability.
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This is endlessly repeatable, but a significant portion of pro wrestling's appeal lies in its inability to escape its history—that the storyline never ends, just as comic books and their characters move through a Golden Age to a Silver and beyond, over and over.
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I knew I liked boys, and I knew I was going to hell for it, which was enough, but Earth wasn't so hot either, trapped as I was in the endlessly repeatable boredom of suburbia, prefab houses, two cars, all the way down the street.
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"Our associates immediately understood the opportunity for the new technology to free them up from focusing on tasks that are repeatable, predictable, and manual," John Crecelius, senior vice president of central operations for Walmart US, said in a company blog post about automation in April.
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"Investors will rightly question the quality and repeatability of the FCF development, with the improvements in inventory not repeatable, uncertainty around the sustainability of increasing customer deposits and benefits from [Zero Emission Vehicle] credits," analyst George Galliers wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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"Investors will rightly question the quality and repeatability of the FCF development, with the improvements in inventory not repeatable, uncertainty around the sustainability of increasing customer deposits and benefits from ZEV [Zero Emission Vehicle] credits," analyst George Galliers wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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Critics have said permitting such an order to stand would have dire implications for privacy and data security for all customers because, even though the software in this case would be customized for the suspect's particular device, the technique for developing such software would be repeatable.
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But there are other gambling-like mechanics in games, from a random chance at a powerful reward for completing certain repeatable challenges to literal in-game casinos with virtual slot machines, that can entice a person to keep playing for far longer than she would otherwise.
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As it renews its focus on media — doubling down on new programming in a bid to reach further into repeatable revenue through subscriptions that encompass more than just retail — the company is trying to frame itself as more than just makeup and accessories in a box.
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The system doesn't take a talented pilot either: the landing was conducted autonomously by the drone, making it repeatable, and therefore a semi-practical option for drone landings—not to mention, a good weapon in Skynet's arsenal when it decides to kill all remaining human transportation. [YouTube]
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The Alphabet-owned company's CEO John Krafcik told a group of reporters on Sunday in Detroit that driverless delivery likely has a better chance of catching on early versus passenger transportation, which could explain why this latest pilot sees Waymo look toward repeatable delivery routes for commonly transported goods.
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Medical professionals around the world are working tirelessly to research various forms of treatment, and to launch exactly these kinds of clinical trials, but they will take time to produce results – and then corroborating research will need to be conducted to show that their results are repeatable and reliable.
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Amazon has turned its boxes into ads more than once before (with bright yellow Minion themed boxes back in 2015, or the red Greatest Showman boxes from a few months back); these codes could give them a consistent, repeatable way to turn those boxes into a clickable link of sorts.
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We, Africa's besotted young, hang on to every word when he speaks, we applaud like puppies at the World Economic Forum when he schools Africa's weakling leaders on how to lead, we host conferences and seminars in and out of his country that break down his vision into repeatable models.
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It's certainly too early to say whether that sales pattern will repeat itself this year, but since my attention was dominated by the keynote, another kind of pattern crystalized for me as I was snapping away with the camera: Apple's structure for announcing new features has a very specific and repeatable narrative structure.
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" To a teenage Black, an introverted misfit who liked to muse over "angels and auras and the layers of reality that exclude the senses," her father's "whole worldview — that knowledge has to be substantiated by repeatable, quantifiable facts — seems ridiculous (what about all the things you can't prove but you can feel?).
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According to Tarki, who is also the author of the upcoming book, "Evidence-Based Recruiting: How to Build a Company of Star Performers Through Systematic and Repeatable Hiring Practices," 10 out of ECA&aposs 11 managing directors are former consultants themselves, with experience at firms that include McKinsey, BCG, Bain, and Accenture.
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This fear quietly permeates the entire narrative arc, which takes the player from level 1 to level 20, where begins what enthusiasts call the "endgame": a repeatable, more difficult set of tasks established for players in massively multiplayer games to acquire rewards and generally entertain themselves after all the new stuff has been seen.
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"It's very repeatable, just like a film, and it's an extraordinarily visceral and effective way to tell a story," said Ivan Reitman, who directed the original "Ghostbusters" and its sequel, "Ghostbusters II." The Void's potential may have as much to do with the solutions it offers to other businesses as it does with entertainment.
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All of these could mean that IPO exits may be on the horizon for Indian startups, potentially within the next two-three years, Bajaj said, but already exit opportunities are appearing and they don't all need to involve a Walmart buying a Flipkart — the $16 billion, while generating huge returns, isn't particularly repeatable for a market.
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His success to date is the product of not only a remarkable ability to sequence his pitches in a way that sets hitters up for failure but also his reliance on two pitches—maybe three, if you count his rarely used circle change—that look virtually identical coming out of his hand, with consistent, repeatable release points.
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It was the thing underpinning the Nokia N9's interface, and it's something almost entirely outside the remit of any benchmark — the goal is to make devices easy to use in a sloppy manner, as people do in the real world, which runs completely counter to using devices in the repeatable way that a test demands.
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Just as Silicon Valley leads the way in smartphones, Silicon Valley parents think they should be producing model kids, optimized kids, kids with extra capacity and cool features: kids who have start-ups (or at least work at one); do environmental work in the Galápagos; speak multiple languages; demonstrate a repeatable golf swing; or sing arias.
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"The direction of travel—and we're not there yet—is that we'll be able to create self-building robots, where the system just watches what the human does, works out where there's repeatable activity, and works out what the optimum route is with all the variances and the exceptions," he says "That would be pretty cool."
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"It's interesting that Blizzard always says that they're protecting the 'fair play' users—the ones that use their hands to play the game, instead of automation software—while at the same time selling instant boosts for World of Warcraft that level you from one to 100 in one millisecond for $60 USD, repeatable as many times you wish, as long you have the money," he said.
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Taking his work from the mid-2715s and his recent paintings as bookends, it is apparent that Reed has been exploring the brushstroke in myriad ways: as a wet-into-wet, one-shot encounter; as a viscous pool or mutable form; as spliced, coiling bodies and undulating folds; as filmic images; abstract graffiti; bravura flourishes; and stenciled signs, repeatable and unrepeatable — for more than 22017 years.
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