That seems more likely than Samsung shoehorning it into the base model.
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And shoehorning companies into specific activities could discourage them from exploring others.
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But shoehorning siblings into tight quarters isn't the only reason to have one.
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Voters may also cope with complex issues by shoehorning them into existing ideological beliefs.
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But critics say shoehorning hundreds of new residents into dense blocks will worsen congestion.
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On Halo the team just ran out of time and ended up shoehorning it in.
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That requires shoehorning exposition and plot into a tight comedic structure without shortchanging the humor.
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There's no bouncing around between plotlines, no twisty-turny confusion, no shoehorning in clever ideas.
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This much-needed cleansing will force developers to stop shoehorning ads into their apps via the lockscreen.
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Shoehorning them in where people are vulnerable like this and need a human touch is distasteful and bizarre.
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Some misguided attempts to make TVs "smart" by shoehorning clumsy OSes into the living room appliance haven't changed that.
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Some developers are going to significant lengths to provide that allure, even shoehorning pools into existing buildings during conversions.
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And, as Apple works at shoehorning itself into households with HomeKit, a versatile voice-activated hub seems a natural addition.
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Shoehorning in current politics appears to be a part of the show that died with Roseanne, and that is a relief.
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Mr. Ryan was all but ignored during the first half of the debate before he started shoehorning himself into the conversation.
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By shoehorning a third option into Escobar's ominous phrase, Plata o plomo o glitter refuses these polarized fates of border violence.
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"I didn't want to be that person who's shoehorning a social issue into a movie that doesn't warrant it," Whannell said.
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Rather than shoehorning these cases into existing manslaughter law, Conrad's Law would introduce a more specific statute to prosecute "texting-suicide" cases.
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Given the diversity of underlying opinion, shoehorning a plurality of voters into one party is an exercise in trade-offs and conflict management.
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"Closer" doubles down on this gambit, shoehorning pointillist details of longing into a romantic Mad Libs narrative that you can't help writing yourself into.
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Back then, the goal involved shoehorning both the Moynihan Amtrak ticket hall, along with a new Garden, into the Farley building, a historic landmark.
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And so the show goes, stumbling from one scene to the next with no evidence of coherence, shoehorning songs that advance neither plot nor characterization.
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"It remains to be seen whether people are shoehorning the technology they know right now" into their understanding of how the brain works, he says.
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As I previously discussed, there are significant problems in shoehorning these facts into the criminal code and serious implications of stretching such definitions for future cases.
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Be smart: There is no industry that won't try shoehorning AI into its work — whether because it makes sense or because it's the buzzword du jour.
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We bungled our way onto the packed 21990 express, shoehorning ourselves into the last two seats, thankful that we'd decided not to bring our cumbersome skis.
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By shoehorning an amendment into the National Defense Authorization Act, the senate has made it much more difficult for President Trump to undo or remove ZTE's ban.
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Like the mechanical horse, these UIs are wrongly shoehorning the pre-digital-age information management that had to be based on spatial location because it was all physical.
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There's that same desperation to force connections where none were necessary, to make the world smaller by creating new characters, then shoehorning them into the previously existing lore.
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So I'm asking you to let the news piss you off, and I'm asking you to never quit questioning everything, shoehorning intelligence into all you do and say.
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Have you grown weary of watching David Gest on the annual VH1 countdown, shoehorning every personal anecdote he has about Michael Jackson between Chris Rea and The Pretenders?
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In a profession in which shoehorning a reference to Uber into a speech passes for serious analysis, it is refreshing to come across somebody who thinks hard before he speaks.
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The artful give-and-take between the leaders sought to build wide consensus, rather than shoehorning legislation into the limited scope and time-frame for the 51 votes needed for reconciliation.
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The answer isn't likely to look like the ones that were developed more than 100 years ago; and shoehorning today's challenges into that 20th-century mold may only make things worse.
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Publishers often are where fans—and even developers—direct their ire, whether for swapping development teams, shoehorning illogical ideas into the game, or stripping a game's content for eventual for pay downloadable content.
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That's what Versus is really about: figuring out how tech actually fits into your life, and not shoehorning it in because it has a few new features, a new name, and higher price.
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By shoehorning these attacks into familiar narratives — gun violence, homophobia, jihadism — we can make sense of them, helping us to grieve, and also to process the danger and how to respond to it.
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She duly files a lengthy background story to her editor that is included wholesale — a clumsy way of shoehorning facts into a novel and a device that's repeated in the pages to come.
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Law enforcement and prosecutors throughout the country have tried to hold online harassers accountable by shoehorning these new offenses into laws that reflect neither the extent of the actions taken nor the harms caused.
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If the power brokers in golf had taken care to carve out room in the schedule for the Olympics instead of shoehorning them into the calendar, "it definitely could have" changed Scott's decision, he said.
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The most pressing issue, though, is whether revisiting a familiar property with a traditionally male lead deprives women of their own stories that feature them organically, as opposed to shoehorning them into an existing format.
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Aside from the hokiness of the script, the game also hamstrung itself by trying to have it both ways — allowing players to create their own avatar but then shoehorning that avatar into a visually black world.
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Aside from the hokiness of the script, the game also hamstrung itself by trying to have it both ways — allowing players to create their own avatar, but then shoehorning that avatar into a visually black world.
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But there's more than one route to caricature, which this book proves by shoehorning broad-brush biographical details, song analysis and old interviews into a grand unified theory of the major moments of the singer's career.
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"The emerging US drone operators are upgrading from constrictive drone-specific regulatory frameworks and essentially shoehorning their unmanned vehicles into more flexible and expansive FAA rule sets," Loop Capital Markets wrote in a note to investors last month.
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But as washers and dryers got smaller and more efficient — some of them ventless and even merging washing and drying functions in a single unit — New Yorkers began shoehorning the appliances into their linen closets and under kitchen counters.
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"It doesn't make any mention of firing the official, or removing the official, so the only way you can reach the conclusion is by shoehorning it into the language of 'unable to serve,'" Lewis, the Democracy Forward lawyer, told Vox.
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It's a convenient bit of plot-shoehorning, but it does mean that as Croft enters Yamatai to find that the evil Mathias (Walton Goggins) is pressganging shipwrecked sailors into servitude, the pair of heroes are automatically on the workers' side.
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So by shoehorning them into the awards -- even in the wrong category -- the HFPA opened up another slot on the drama side, while still adding a movie that will leave more people saying "Hey, I saw that" to its lineup.
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The SEC recently began a review of this rule, hopefully leading to its repeal, but the only way to prevent future misguided rulemaking is for lawmakers to refrain from shoehorning social causes (admirable though they may be) into entirely unsuitable regulatory regimes.
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Aside from its stellar storytelling, "Life is Strange 2" is hauntingly beautiful to look at While the studio's plan to integrate the superpower conceit remains to be seen, it reads right now like shoehorning, and lack of confidence in the realism of its narrative.
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Image: ScreenshotLoad up Word Online and you get all of your formatting and page setup options neatly laid out on the ribbon menu, though we could do without the chunky top bar that doesn't seem to serve any purpose except for shoehorning Skype into the app.
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I look at what's happened in this country in the last few years, and I wonder if any of it would be possible if we actually educated our citizens, if we spent less time shoehorning facts into students and more time defending free inquiry and critical thinking.
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But no matter the show, there's almost always the seed of a productive discussion that allows Donna and me a chance to pass along some of what we know and believe, including… The Amazing Race can be overly aggressive in shoehorning geography and history into its globe-hopping challenges.
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Publicly, Mr. Doctoroff was most closely associated with a major public policy failure: an imaginative campaign to lure the 2008 Olympics to New York, in large part by shoehorning a combined football stadium and convention hall onto a platform over the Midtown West railroad tracks known today as Hudson Yards.
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For too long, infotainment systems in cars have relied on underpowered, cheap local chips to power their output, leaving software developers working at automakers with the unenviable challenge of shoehorning their work onto silicon that really shouldn't be running an alarm clock, let alone vital apps and information displays you use while driving.
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"I think any indictment is a long shot wholly unrelated to the timing — and for no other reason than the difficulty of shoehorning Secretary Clinton's actions, however troubling, into the criminal statutes that deal with the mishandling of classified information," said Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at American University's Washington College of Law.
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Horowitz, Bloomberg, and Esmail all say that when they first met, they were nearly instantly on the same page about bringing Homecoming to TV. They all agreed that they wanted to preserve the series' intimacy and character-driven nature, rather than shoehorning in cinematic setpieces that would take away from what made the podcast special.
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But since these films historically make boatloads of money, to the point where even the best pirate would be jealous, Joachim Rønning is probably right about Disney making 10 more nonsensical sequels, even if it does mean piling up more gods, shoehorning in more miraculously unbroken curses, and replacing Bloom and Knightley with even more lookalikes down the road.
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Instead of taking the easy route and simply shoehorning a camera sensor and lens onto the Apple Watch's squircle-shaped case, Apple has drawn up plans for a camera that sits on the end of an Apple Watch band, and uses a hidden optical cable buried inside the band to send image data back to the watch.
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The complexity and adventurousness of Bloomsbury's erotic escapades aren't, after all, the main source of our own interest in these women, and by shoehorning them into versions of sexuality that make sense to a contemporary reader — Vanessa's licentiousness, Virginia's nervous refusal — Gill misses the ways both women were deeply interested in the work that pleasure does in a life.
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Ovechkin's game has evolved over his career, sure, but if you're shoehorning an "Ovechkin has changed" narrative into an "Ovechkin isn't a winner" narrative you were pushing as recently as last season to explain this Cup run, please consider that Ovechkin has been the same force for years but this was the year his teammates were the ones who changed.
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After all, shoehorning in the loss of Fred (either by Fred's offscreen death, or by some other explanation) while characters are focused on a cult called "The Farm" and the possible demise of serial killer Hal Cooper (Lochlyn Munro) doesn't seem like the right way to honor a character and actor who has been a big part of the Riverdale family since day one.
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Both of them do a great job with their respective parts: T-Pain details all the ways he'll shoot you before shouting out Wayne's "Lollipop" hook, and Wayne repays the favor by mentioning that he invented "bling bling" and then shoehorning in references to "I'm N Luv (Wit a Stripper)" and "Bartender," which he also uses as an opportunity to explain that he'll shoot you.
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Reporters consistently have been shoehorning into their articles and on-camera appearances that the charges Trump and his defenders lob against former vice president Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Trump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Trump acknowledges Warren's rise in the polls, revives 'Pocahontas' slur MORE and his son, Hunter, are unfounded.
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"I think it's a really positive development in that it's basically the state acknowledging that bodies are diverse, and that the shoehorning of bodies into pink or blue can do a kind of violence," said Susan Stryker, an associate professor of gender and women's studies at the University of Arizona and the author of "Transgender History: The Roots of Today's Revolution," said of the Germany ruling.
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But Sony should look to its own history for lessons of hubris: after trusting director Sam Raimi's creative instincts on the first two wildly successful "Spider-Man" films, the studio tried to impose its will on the third installment (namely, shoehorning in Venom), resulting in a compromised vision that satisfied neither the filmmakers nor the audience, essentially bringing the franchise's momentum to a dead halt.
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Some are flagrant (The Enterprise being inexplicably kept from the Earth battle in "First Contact") and others less so (Geordi La Forge saying Romulan ale is illegal in "Nemesis," even though in "Deep Space Nine," an admiral says this is no longer the case.) Shoehorning Spock in as Burnham's adoptive brother was a questionable move even before "Discovery" took off — and it feels even more ridiculous in this week's mess of an episode.
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Damien McFarren of Nintendo Life criticized the game for "shoehorning" education into this game and for poor controls. Donkey Kong Jr. Math has received criticism for its qualities as an educational game. Elizabeth Sweedyk, associate computer science professor at Harvey Mudd College, felt that Donkey Kong Jr. Math was too realistic an educational game to be fun. Kevin Gifford of 1UP.
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On the other hand, wrinkles are seen in the feet of dead chitons. Wiwaxia, they argued, was clearly not segmented, as the numbers of sclerites in its three concentric groups did not match at all. They criticized Butterfield's main argument for "shoehorning" Wiwaxia into the polychaetes, that its sclerites were secreted by microvillae; such structures, they wrote, were also found in several groups of molluscs. Finally, in their opinion the absence of "legs" in Wiwaxia ruled out a close relationship with polychaetes.
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This makes the largest "go-anywhere-on-the- network" narrowboat slightly longer (about ) than the straight length of the lock, because it can (with a certain amount of "shoehorning") lie diagonally. Some locks on isolated waterways are as short as . Where it was possible to avoid going through locks, narrow boats were sometimes built a little larger. Wharf boats or more usually 'Amptons, operated on the Wolverhampton level of the Birmingham Canal Navigations and were up to 89 feet in length and 7 foot 10.5 inches wide.
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" Total Film described the film as a "bewildering North london gangster flick involves writer/director/star/novelist 'Q' unhappily shoehorning his book into a strange 80 minutes of humdrum exposition and lost plotlines. Paedophiles, terrorists and motiveless murders add to the nonsense." Fiona McKinson of EURWeb said of the film "the initial scenes use pieces to camera and poetry, which creates an ethereal quality, though this is not sustained throughout the film." California News described the film as "Slam-Bang Cliffhanger action," Screen Nation added: "...that never lets up - Terrific.
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Front Mission Evolved received mixed reviews from critics, and holds an aggregate score of 58 out of 100 on Metacritic. Greg Miller of IGN scored the game 6.0/10, calling it "uninspired" and that it would only appeal to "hardcore mech-heads". He commented that the missions were mainly "frustrating filler", and while the customization of the wanzer was enjoyable, it was often negated by missions "shoehorning you into annoying loadouts". Calling its story "less than stellar", he stated that "it doesn't feel like a full fledged game".
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An issue raised by Ruggie with regards to the introduction of a legally binding international business and human rights treaty is determining the scope and scale of such an instrument. One view is that a treaty would be more effective than the UNGPs in specific areas of business and human rights. For example, a treaty could explicitly refer to the rights of Indigenous peoples or recognise labour rights beyond those established in the UNGPs. Conversely, Ruggie has long illustrated his strong objection to any attempt to shoehorning the entire complex of business and human rights issues into a single, overarching international legal instrument.
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The list can be divided into two groups; one of the popes and antipopes who reigned prior to the appearance of the prophecy c. 1590, for whom the connection between the motto and the pope is consistently clear. The other is of mottos attributed to popes who have reigned since its appearance, for whom the connection between the motto and the pope is often strained or totally absent and could be viewed as shoehorning or postdiction. The list has most commonly been divided between mottos 74 and 75, based on the mottos that were explained by Wion and those that were not.
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J. Francis McComas reviewed the anthology unfavorably in The New York Times, saying "the book has not the slightest trace of coherence or consistency" and "the stories themselves [do not] come remotely near their authors' usual standards." In his review, reprinted in In Search of Wonder, Damon Knight faulted the high- concept format: "The trouble is that, no matter how interesting the background may be, there’s probably at most only one dramatic way of using it in a story, and when you toss it up for grabs the best thing that can happen is that one out of three writers will use it effectively. The trouble is, further, that shoehorning the postulated background into three different stories does not unify them but makes them mutually contradictory."Knight, Damon, In Search of Wonder, 1956.
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